The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-12 00:00:00

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ARMS'S SPECTACLES, the cheapest and sok et U "'Mows ossollsoot tOf 11. II" . Prim Mel* Mewl too of pa OE4 Ids bon ia.—Bantio cisosi t . v.. .t.......0 too mato lo mit woo SO to AMwear. ood c = cust r o : t= to tie So =Low plky 0114111• IPiels owl otebroslot 'MENEM MODEL WATCH. 66, Al —At Mt essowitoldsy. mit/ ef the am" Milt dl the War fees la mi... ItU ". l3= melba le pee Lerma.. JiE LIEF to the EM BARR A SSED. — Mr. MAIUMIALt, Ilarrepter ealbreat wl Arm? goer kr Maher et !retreat ealler air Ms wrier r pr ier •Ibm Mien erateretert ard remerl ea MIMI MATS rao mums a Mem al ewer EY err poen diem sad the • tar Mir ray le= g m RESSIXO-CASZEL—At Mr. =CMS ECM cor..tiduaws...v.um., la ialih - Al X u-C A andZ i selte t • v i. s . . ..• ....a ttl e t ig t.....‘gb;ss: . ==larialra row MIA. a IN red • ss ztes, nSUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the bat half orrizr== urt it i. orzia tee I " .. treet t ::" ."6 =ett3 a ir ela " g a r a tervereee mb r Oe i re'Lleere birr e lar W. um/ OS; NI We lieft. OD; miP ". 0. .A. ROWLA DI 0 sad NOW I. ftiA1 .... 41•4. OM at " esordse. Lead's orol by drab NM CAUTION to "NIOTHERS.—Mn. JOHNSON'S WAN 800111180 MUM "line bah beim MY la 11Z1 br a elliemeee wo USW beam , olblabbe williebet MIN pill•ta &melee. •11 , 1 neelamebeb be mewed Se lila enslave new. rad wee Ile ere emeftWer• abb lamb libevlesee• med. weer eine sed Wien we IM she some. nal timber we rime Met bra Inaba We ed.—De Md. be eeg for Mn. Jetme• • MOWS BIM, TOZEAIPS COPAIIINE, or BACCHARATED rOl Eg, " ....=.... zt...,at ... .. . 1 eon is •• Um bea• tw • dberd•r. a( ilwr. i s. 11112: • e• 11.01 be aump••••• MM. 4. ••• ISO. UN. To to WA ASSAIL dr& moo iI•NWI. 411. Illegooliek = limo mled•ld• MONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. CASINO DE NENISE, XO High_ Holborn.—BAL ,Irtell e AAL sawn PACKIII I ANB IVIUNT4I Mall Des clAt u ar be rir .... Z .. tresstrabires. Cats r. nark , AOLAN HALL, THEOBALD'EI ROAD, N0L.5011.-01 0 1111 111111 T IVILIIIIO ail I. Ow the pa re alag n pZaw. )424:sals. art OpsnAw Windom and V. ems+ sp I.lciaket XORJOHNSON HOTEL.—SUPPER and CITY . 0011011? 0001111. llottooo-t, Ilsokloott.—Progeotoo. J. 11001.—Ttiooldsumoosolootstibboto& berm radio mt.,' Ike. motointat.lt wooled am, ottottpt to boT hoe MI ........ r= „i t . m ....e.r... n ika mja t aN e limir k.. ponrA , i,nrsid. W. 1111=ingardetZwiia:&er. Irri i rr 1 otko. 0 frath Wroor Ittra4 IN ltsttl; ~,, = ,....E ........),„,...,,,:.....?„ ~,,,,,,c,..; ~... . 11r. TOM THUMB, the W ORIGINAL, IMIII DAILY ONO limo at dr Wan barMaas Malaga fa alta ll44, 11. Pa . of r. r lialt-rrt la 2. belf.past 3to S. sad Inlf past ttallt. Mallltata. aa.—A4a. rap; 41•11., ; Is. KB OREAT TOBACCO CONTBOVERSY.— ..V . 21'.......- .Yealtillittranfaseleag gawk —TM II ider.4 Alla am mbar sr I WNW Is rMb rod amilliaro WOW. Imo sisaft aim a. rja.. ., lipstiaaa. 41 iiinf . r: =rat • .4 67ir mar 5,... gni*: 14 db. is. re =I rgr e lLalntire. ft. : d = , •••• a. T. MARTIN'S HALL. —To WL'a MFR CHAIM mg eibent—To be LET, it s a W .. rt„ tee dry 131. =Web* MLLES weir Mattbabb •Itb mys rate sof immintmereia lhemetraeL— to Ur Seceetary, Er. TEO& .e'er. HOTEL, ALDERSHOTT, coomand• 1 , o v i rjelizirmiw a rr 4:: vbs ix lr-Tbo ono 'Ski oMUM — SirIITX MIS the T . strive mein& mil two we. of WI. es ifi7:eL Sumer lo mining , el the obsess So the C a r] WI. neC i rl as eirdhe es %Tr= andirrarer ....... ..,.. ...d,rmr=rir ..d • Mils epee. M. Q CIAUSAGE 8.-ECUINE HOME-MAI)E, S Port. Ild. ; art. it ter Ib.—DOSOCTOR sad BON. Madan. Wiest Cowat-salan. M.C. rto not wait whilst Chancellors quarrel or you say palm* Pl _tie Ts NS all.—The KART INDIA 'rut COMPAN ...BURLY owl bid or Nand TIA. to db. bap. ai 11.. 10d. rlr lb. Q.. —IIIPII the peke be he Irma Ike duty I. slYrol —Wiwthoesik I. Urea Ilt. Reims. Elobnnats. 4 cd INAHAWS LL. WHISKY.—This celebrated di OM. 1 Irldil i r nsmidaiii se lid aid Midi= iiiiiitz d r s r+lnd . tie r= 6 :: l' Xilimi s4 rel ear= CU. "..thaddlms"ll444.l4Perairintrisel *. ilmik ,dmeellilidt, • WINES EXTRAORDINARY.-PORT, SHIPST. Ws. per daub. produce et Ow& Ind TOMO'. Plow...llkm se Wei Napo. Tem myli. aria 112.AND.118. et vs, W gal A. GABEL Rims Imrtes. Platraues la Proffik.OW). W. NATURAL MINERAL WATERS of VICHY. Teo VICHY WATild Co Yore roper era tiro flernmer Ma Ihe arrew vire Of Woe: Orr Warm lek Wile Om it re errs Oro deo t. la tbir prior orre ii r6 lu irr mr. If, ,Ireeerreloor Careibberre Ille • t la wawa. Yee awl Intl leerr. be, an Mora isomer err career TbltAr .... ,_ er OMB. lila on vo areenial for pro priersi err Ur mew ereelterlo of Om Mr.. orn i rr77 —. lefeereon. Er Oro dela/ kw *term or for • Mr. re rim bpi LOIDOIII Dart A. DIAROARES-IMIECT. CATUDISII SOCA 11. COALB.-By Screw aadliaileray.—LEA tad Co.'s NOUN orl Tom Mit. Mao tows Ike Cedimy tow simmus a TOO ter or sh. Y rdskoen of Lark. amt. Omni 11 illaversi.mmard. to alt 7 WI .1 Lrtx e. 4. son pa wenn boo alleveri to LIA IWO larks Dal Dap" Ilthogisad. 6. ORD'S "EUREKA" SHIRTS. ad Quality. 111 fa TOWIT.TWO SHILLIN nit 0t.... iMIIna pas 4 tres—RICLIAILD ►in D, T 11 16 .1 1 .12 kr 12. Pittman to We* lbw vs Os molilli Web "OM" P." nlllllll'B FlialePROOF SAFES are consfrocted d elms 4.lmat :r leeks •111411 memo IaNNI IA • M b ar Win% beam PartilVeLed ."' lTZ= X "l t and SON. tf : FL IWO 44151,1kyard: Laden; : awl Marta amt. Illsedwier QIMP S ON'S FAMILY BOOT and SHOE LI I/ 11114110111114.-214. bowl end too Root of lono: Goma. male. Youlfil% sod Minis boob omil Moo la tbo lOotodona n ad meilli mil bo fowl lo most al foeltlio for in loolle-rolom moor d" m4 i inOofor.l amt. 4. 011 , 011 RiNT.—IINTA hi IPIIED 1770. N OTICE to INVENTORS. OFFICE for t IN VIINTION. 4. Trattgetrogront, imatoallto CIRCULAR of Ift PO &NATION ' craw to AM orYbk oti Ydm nem& wore .rod fa& ttf of proloctioo for Inventions tookr Ito Ottrirotoot Low for the nt.tot YID/'con or Potts* t000tnot: rod sow Ilidto as to ail potato inland from MIT to the prowitt ILMAlLobtkol= ter homer to memo. PAIN Chi mot otTooro. Chaftwarom Sow mar. LIST of the rfirrarAL NEW and CHOICI HOOKS Is (bwalailas at MUDILK SRLSCT AZT. • LIST of SURFLOS OOP= of •Lo, RIMS? WORKS wltldrowo from drowiallow. owl Wanda' :.111.111[0i Woo for co6ll. cue. mod% Mow 1/411tellt. Saba" owl ;6, (tow Mnet. 3111.4014111. SABBATH STRAINS: a Collection of Fa, °wit° Panel Md. may rid Weedy* 4-ree of for Plandorla Dy 'WI •A. lila et only so ifekt or PM. la. wows f 11. 1 3: QV m ar sumw S. WeekeVa 14 Me m = l rk L1egif h. „.241.414•41 1 47. =in kora It: s rpr i at nanny lima 111: IL y Ilboneas am 4lowerwr. 14. rimonlor l i Llisas 14. Wits 11. 6.1.1 1 =1111.1 la. Iplea• the bag bum. I Jukars Ina Lwon Ikon bs. Omni Wm. TJoel millbed. lbw owl MOM& TOIO. 0.• PUMA& RE CURABILITY al ICSUMPTION; being • Awl= of onoodbe lA. woe peomboot obl WI port.% Pnelbal blob I S M a of,• art 11. Lumen& f& , ILL. How of i tonlo bow likpidas to be Royal Meow be ha Alb. A TZZAT IPS al of be SIAM Umbel iscas. sad lamb. dr THE N. POOL. LIVER- - LIVERPOOL, WaratrADAY. M important inquiry into dm truth of certain rarer a/ brogobee N -lam to the isionnent of the Awl at be St. merreed e i n .p flowyr i li a l, ws We Mr. t impac tor. The beiw ea r h br a lt " :7o7:r ta the law lark b rep Merl that ben war Erb by beer Midway In Osesall, ea the 7th of A pril, MK dream roe gra ao s tbs rim be be pursued Viik NONMIK• M "WOOS burr pears in the borough, and mewl Or was a eme n fa rlider r rogralag the PI swerellr, to the albst ler rib ket awl It ✓ row dna ems be‘y ober! be= =di greet It bed bola Air Ai he errs gear It bad been the prie rs le demon MO isir • satyr tad an the following nordm vivid be dears wt Nei and buried in a earn= memirbe via many odor brim and that prac tise led lea siorabel owee sod ewe apb. nut In one lbws be era, i arra bad bra stryad by depositing the belly he re year bst MI dr allivirg morning it WM err fa inallarpert. sered, with wet mast. Mr eves biro slarnore bit raw add that lt hed heia Ilee prim lemerre bon Mo ark be whisk rel ben abseil ewe raw lbs esyysaillea tbs gene la Add bey by wis bi le **li usrledvbedr fact, dr. owe etas beam Or big r depribd la ;etym. mom; bad bra rosamil, sod Are gram bed her die posed et sirs he arra peers as sew IT. coucladed by stray Mr bythe eat IS std» asp.l2B, see. 8, say prow kaMits eon de road relate we weer dnwrri eapirisoq olossidon esardwa, for- Mt lie ma of 101. Es dm= ad dernd TY yorribsgs was • WO! Lannert IttanaL—The meat of the si left-yearly mielkm en Tmelay, u a c ds s Cebb's imminent min Me Manna el the tem rt Mt mem menseanna einr=el them Mee ising i e we nendei it Me Mile MS yap. spa 44 pa mite big ze= tad eds4l .ll.ll =a W 1117 Miptina et re awed end aervistia Mr. iii VA ea ihniim me mended, BM Mr. me deMil a elimeeter is Mon el Mr. Om TIPRIIIMAR.—Preteebrd by !loyal Lott= ...wee WWI. W Pa m . 1 2, 8 ..26 81 : Om wid Nowa Tirlimarr. 1ke.41.1z lad %Nut =WIN of all r : . u: • lie Isiol lable ~A WM& me bloc .srouled.—lbill 1.14 ems idea 14. et Mat raft OM ON na., "Oft .. 11.: am W ap elt a lbell s tttrir ,. SLI2. . v4= WAN r=4,...w nvw ...I mows& E:l4.impined ; threw ...I Oft... mg .181.0.84“4.na U. I gad ?wren, boalusiler.V.* LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1857. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. WEsnetweins.—tEr be Lacy Evans has issued his address to this constituency. NORWICH. —WEDNESDAY EVENING. —Viscount Bury is received with confidence this wining ea a liberal candidate for Norwich, and Mr. Warner is expected to retire. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. The addresses of Means. Nonfat and Turner have been peeled through the town this morning. WEST RlDlNO.—Yesterday (Wednesday) after noon, a meeting of the West Riding United Reform Registration Association executive and general com mittees was held in the hall of the Stock Ex change, Leeds, for the purpose of selecting a gentle• mot or gentlemen of liberal polities wont suitable to be put in nomination at the ensuing election. Francis Car bon, Esq., occupied the chair ; and two or mom gentlemen attended as deputations from nearly every one of the polling places is the West Riding. A long and animated discussion took plass.—(By Electric Telegraph.)—Eventually it was delennisedto bring out Lord Ooderich and not to oppose Mr. E. Deana, the present member, unless the terics should introduce a second candidate. It is, therefore, probable there will be no contest fur the Riding. LEEDS.—Therc arc now no lean than four candi dates in the Bold. _ - Llcueral.D.—Lard Alfred Paget and Lord 88111/0111 Man odor themselves, with every prospect of re election. Ditymtroirr.—W. J. Little, Esq., solicitor, who 'poke against Sir Erskine Perry on Monday night, has Ann the meeting and the exploitations of Sir Erskine, publicly aeneased the withdrawal at smeitios, and dat ed that he Intends le moon his ne-eleedes. No other candidates are In the GAL The men dMu Imo Witten, of the Tree , eery, ma Mr. Bend Oskar. mu frequently repeated as imieeilles geveraneset anialeete, ad Mr. Whiteside, Q.C., el the ameeredlee 'maids. The character of the eon ebtarszysesbes the ream ef the reverement candidates pro bable. who Gemmel Mt °seep Beasley wee elected a easeerrative government adeied. TYNE-YOUTH, WEDNESDAY Noos.—A deputation bee jest waited upon Mr. laugh Taylor, of the Coal Ex cheap, with a requisition to come forward 1111 the =acres thy candidate for this borough, but after a lengthened inter ' view that gentleman decline.. Mr. W. S. Linikay, who addresses the electors to-night, is therefore in ails ponenkas el the field at the present moment. .. . ' " SUNDERLArtI.—Mr. George Hudson's address was Wined in Sunderland yesterday. He cremes his non-attend ance in parliament bat session on amount of private affairs connected with a large undertaking in Spain, and ill health. Mr. Rkbard Hoare, of London, and Mr. 0. W. Feusitik, the liberal ma/adages, also lamed addressee yesterday, offering themselves to the constituents. DURHAM (Car).—Mr. Mowbray has issued an address, offering himself for re-election. There is no appear ance of opposition to either him or Mr. Atherton, the go vernment member. Sournatirrox.—Them is every probability that Captain Mangles and Hr. Hartley will be brought forward i for this borough. The former by a section of the liberals and the latter by the tortes. AU stteuipte to unite the liberal party in supporting Messrs. Willcox and Weguelin, the other two liberal candidates, have failed, and n desperate contest is again anticipated. Captain Mangles is a director of three great companies connected with Southampton, and a large number of tone will, it is expected, split upon him and Mr. Hartley. LTHINGTON.—MT. Mackinnon, son of the member for Rye, has leased en oddness announcing himself a candi date for thin borough. Up to Tuesday neither Sir John Carnac nor Mr. Hutchins, the present members, bed hunted an address. TM: DENBIGHSHIRE BOROUGHS.—MT. F. R. West, the tory member, retina from the representation, and two new candidates are in the Seld—Mr. Toonshend Main waring (conservative), of Oalltfeensia and Mr. James Maurice Mara% of Ruthin. BORT (LANCASOIRL).—Mr. T. Wrigley, having declined to be nominated, a !egoist has been addressed to M. N. Philips, Eq., brother of Mr. Mark Philips, who was formerly member for Manchester, that be would stand as the liberal candidate in oppoition to Mr. Frederick Peel, and ho had consented to do so. An address from Mr. Peel has been prablialied. BODYIN.—Mr. Jame, Wyld, of Charing-cross, has Issued an address to the electors of &shunt, as a liberal eandidste. Mr. W. Michell and Mr. C. B. Graves Santo, the sitting members, offer themselves for re-election: and another candidete is spoken of in the person of Mr. Cape Whitehrmt. WutTEHAvvt.—lr. Hildyard,the sittingmember, has intimated hls intention of again seeking the euffesgui of the electors. lie is supported by the Earl of ',nubile, without whose influence no eszelidato has the shadow of a AxDonn.—Alderman Cnbitt has issued his ad. dress to tha electors, as a conaervattre. There is at present no opposition to the return of Alderman Cubitt and Mr. Beaumont Coles. _ _ LUDLOW —A liberal candidate will offer himself for this borough. Lord W. I'owlett will not offer himself for re-election. . . hare authority for Mating that Mr. Harcourt will contest an election ter tho county, although it was at first thought the hon. gentleman would retire. _ . . POICTISMOUTII, HUI 11.—It is not yet certain that Sir Frederick Smith will persevere in his intention of becoming a candidate for this borough in opposition to Sir F. Baring and Lord Munch. It in thought probable that ho will prefer to take his chance at Chatham. There to a talk of Mr. llubbard, a director of the Bank of England, coining forward, but there is nothing definite at present. WOotisrOClL—The !Marquis of illandford has addressed this constituency, where, of all the places in Eng land, he may ressouably expect to encounter a minimum of opposition. He is a conservative supporter of Lord Pal _ NORTH I)Econ.—Mr. Buck hue addrceeed the elm - tors of the Northern Division of the county of Devon, intimating that the date of hie health does not give him the certainty of being able to resume his deities in parliament ; he therefore at once resigns the important trust. No other can didate M as yet announced to succeed the hon. gentleman. but rumour states that his sac, Colonel Buck, M.P. fur Barn staple; sal probably toss fuowd. Socnt Smtams.—Mr. It. Ingham, M.P., has . _ tuned en Addmi to the electors of this borough offering himself for re-election. There is some folk of opposition ; but the has. tiler into belovcal in the town fur his amiable private Hgr sad uptight public character that hia scat is criteria '.—An elector of Tewkesbury informs u that the Dlr. E. W. Con previously referred' to as a can didate is of the Western Circuit, and at the lest election unmeeessfolly contested that borough on the Derby interest ; he is still n candidate on the same side. A few weeks ago, Mr. Con was trade Itecorder of the two boroughs— Falmouth and Hilaton RA DNORSIIIDE.—There will be no MOVCMCD against Sir John Wal.h. . . . . . ToTrius.—This borough is likely to be hotly con tested. The volost tuerobcrs, the Earl of CI ifford and Mr. Mills, will, It is maid, come forward for re-election. Mr. hlacken- Ma, a gentleman of great reputed wealth, and a conservative, has also announced himself, end will address the electors ow Friday. Mr. Gregory, a London banker, and a comers's tire, is alms it is reported, about to some forward as a can didate Mumt M.—Thomas Downing Hibbert, Esq., of the Northern Circuit, intends to offer himself as a candidate lisr Mid, ht opposition to Mr. Samuel Warren, the pro -111164•11111111MC Mr. Ilibtert would give a strong but indepen dent support to the government of Lord ralosenton. He will awed; commence his canvass. RILICIATL—There are two liberal candidate for this barn& W. }twill:ink, Esq., one of the directors of the City Bank, who is • reddest and a well-known and in dependent liberal ; and Wong Parrett, who contested tho Weigh at the Waggons' &Dodge. Anneoooy.—The choice of the elector is at present between Mr. J. T. Norris, of Sutton Courtney (liberal), and Mr. D. E. D. Darr, of Aldermaston-park, Perks, late high sheriff for the county, and ► conservative. DERBYSHIRE (SOVTII).—Mr. Mundy has retired. Mr. T. W. Evans, of Allestree-hell, will be invited in the liberal interest. Mr. Colvile will again solicit the euffrages of the elector,. The oonnervatimestate that they will bring forwards candidate in plate of Mr. Mundy. DERBYSHIRE (Nottru).—Mr. Cavendish and Mr. Thornhill will again offer thenteelves for thin division. Deittilf.—Mr. Hayworth has retired. Mr. James, of the Chancery bar, and a connexion of Lord Delper's by marriage, in a candidate, and has issued an address in which he proftwies liberal principles, and says he shall support Lord Palmerston. Mr. Alderman MOM, it is endemic od, la also • candidate in the liberal intermit. Mr. Sam will, of course, be a candidate. Duron (Noaru).—Mr. L. W. Buck retires on account of ilt•6atth. Plivsnutv.—lyist evening a crowded meeting of the elector* of Finsbury Irr held at Beker's Rooms, Up:wr ite/et, laling,on, fur the purpose of hearing from Mr. Coo an exposition of his political opinions. Mr Pratt, of Canon bury, ;yielded. Mr. Cox, who professes liberal opinions, having explained his sentiments upon various questione, on the motion of Mr. Spielman, seconded by Mr. Worth, • imedglian segesestag ssalkinsas is that gentlemen, sad pledging the wesellag temerdidelmaimelsweviereresessinne his return, wee carried. In an address announcing his re tirement, Alderman Challis exprenes hie surprise and mortification on perceiving that Major Reed has thought himself justified, by a few undecided words which peened between um in • privets conversation, to make • public an nouncement of my intention to retire from the representation of the borough, a pep on which I had nut resolved at the time of my comumuication with that gentleman, and which I . . . fuel nut cAirtainly authorised hills to publish." BAnt.—Mr. William Hunt declines to stand. A deputation of liberal electors has boon appointed to wait upon Sir A. H. Elton. there are five candidates, die sitting nimbus (Mr. Wangles and Mr. James Bell), and Mr. Wm. be W, of Warpleaden Lodge, near Guildford (conservatlro), Mr. Austin, a local magistrate (liberal), and Mr. Clujldfottl Onalow (liberal). ItHREFORDMIIKE.—The liberal interest are deter wined to get one liberal mO-tuber in if they c.a. Mr. Henry Geer* Cotterell, of Gamma (a large estate near Woolley), has coneented to come forward. KENDAL.—Mr. Glyn, the sitting member, again maw forward. _ _ LYNN.—Lord Stanley again offers himself Y • esndidats. _ _ Postinriorm.—Yesterday evening, Lord Mone k, a member of the government, presented himself at a public wriastiag at the Hall of the Beneficial Society. After the meeting had been addreesed by the hon. member and several other gentlemen, the chairman put the following resolution, moral by Mr. Alderman George Sheppard, and iwoonded by Dr. Woolley :—" That In the opinion of this meeting, her Majesty's government ham merited the entire confidence of the country, and Lord Monck, as a member of that govern ment, and as one of the representative of the borough in parliament, is worthy of the contieued support of the 'fbere were about 150 hands held up in fewer of the resolution, and about 1,000 against it. There were from 1,200 to 1,500 persons present. Great (heeling end uproar followed this result. Mr. Dowell Howell then moved, and Mr. Alderman White ecconded—" That, in the opinion of this meeting, it is not expedient to return Viscount Monek to porlieueent, wales, he pledges himself to support the erten siu:c of die suffrage and vote by ballot." This motion was c..rriod by about the rune number of lands as ignored the first. Nonni LANCARTIIRE.—At a numerously attended meeting of the friends of liberal representation in the northern die:aioe, held yesterday shernoou, at Preston, it WM, after discushion, unanimously rewired that Lord Cavendish., eldest eon of the Earl of Burling.on, ehould be plated in nomination for the vacant seat. Colonel Wilson Patten offers himself for re-election. MEETING OF ELECTORS OF MARYLEBON} Loot evening a meeting, convened by public an nnuncement, of the friends and supporters of Sir B. Hall, Hurt., was held at the Eagle Tavern, adjoining the Camden road Terminus of the North London Railway, Camden-town. The meeting adopted the following resolution unani mously, am!, after healing Sir B. Hall, appointed a coin mawe to secure his relon a . . . " That, taking into consideration the tried and faithful gen-ices of Sir B. Hall during the twenty years be has repre sented the borough of Meryiebone in parliament, this meet ing of thaturs hereby expterees continued confidence in the right hon. baronet, and pledges itself to INC its best endea- VOWS to K`Ctue Dia triumphant re-election." (Hear, hear.) Three cheers were given for Lord Palmerston and Sir B. Hall, and the proceedings terminated. A meeting of the Merylebono Political and Parochial As sociation wee held et the Colosseum Hotel, Portland-road, last evening, Mr. Field in the chair. A resolution was moved by Mr. Brinvmead, declaring Lord Ebrington en use! rep.rventotive, on the ground of his being opposed to local self-government, and pledging the meeting to prevent his retina, and to support candidates who would pledge them wives to Icemen the powers of the Poor Law Board. This ' *oo 'fronded by Mr. ROM, On the other hand, Mr. Cle ment Hamm, *ho mid that, although he was a conservative, he wi.hed to support Lord Palmerston at the present envie, disapproved of the maolution, became it would exeite dis union. A good deal of conversation took place, and both the mint r and aecnnitor of the resolution sdnotted that they had not any candidate at pment own. Lord Ebrinuton, though they were on the look out for one. On the motion of Mr. Nicholay, the meeting was adjourned. MR. W. WILLIAMS AND lIIS A very numerous meeting of the electors of Lambeth assembled yesterday evening at the Home Tavern, Kennington, to hear from Mr. W. Williams "an account of hie stewaribibip" during the short anion of parliament now dont to expire. The room was crowded to aufFication, and the reception of the Lon. member was enthusiastic. The chair WON taken by Mr. F. DOVLTON. Mr. W/LLIAMM addreeeed the meeting at some length in juetititation of hi. parliamentary camr. The Clllll ItY A N then invited the meeting to question Mr. William*, expecting each to bo as brief and good humoured as poneible. Mr. K axe raked whether, when Mr. William, hmnl Sir Jame, Graham talk of washing Lis bend. of Innocent blood, and recollected the murder of the Handierea, it did not strike him dumb f (Confusion, " Oh, oh,' and cheers) Mr. WlLLtame said that in hie vote he had not Leen in fluenced by Sir James Graham, or any ether member, but by his own unbiassed judgment. (Cheers) Mr. L. STEPHENS eked whether, previous to the division of Tuesday week teat, the hon. ,member woe not aware that tory meetings had been held exhorting the party to support Mr. Widen. motion in order to turn out the government It His second question arose out of the hon. member's °beery*. lion that ho would not have gone out araiinet the government had he thought that Lord Palmerston would be in n minority. Had not the hen. member heard that if government had been furred into a division on Monday night, they would have been in a minority of 30 P Mr. Wibbians said that the question. were net iinations of principle... ("No shaping; come to the pant.") He had nut read the tory papers. Ho read three papers easy morning, the Daily Neva, Times, end Naming afileerliter. but never the tory papers. (Lairchter.) He had wen en account of the meeting at Lord Derby's, but Lord Derby had afterward, denied it in the honey (Cheers and Wawa.) Me. STEPHENA—Lad Deis . sakt 'it was 110 e hill report, becauee it did not contain truth. Sir. Wituana deprecated the unfairness of Ones Mum A. to the seirmeitief SO, he mover board a datht bat that miniatenwwli have a majority. lie had his ielbons tioia from his earn Mends, 47 of oboe had canaelmillendy voted against dos prosrament. Mr. Korman Gael the hen. Rentlenes IA ea Wes ye tuned again, he weld support Lost Palmnslsn; sad, If @ken what pildpisf (Mr, bor.) WILLIAMSII.II4III.O “ffilli•Mage moppet Led Pawnees, hat be Pt desert pest peas pe te rION lis aenriee (Leal area re r inionish there wee the MIL Leda Lag Erika ; LEI Poisimana lel vela titttiet Hsu (Hem, lee.) Cheri woks mph, Ilk Tiiaa Wohalle?s tendon—lnd Palresiss 101 l wild apart ' bulk (Mair,bsir.) On them maims be coal net p sad la the mate lobb wilt his lordship. (Loud sheers.) Dotwhaempeip taw not involvedtbeense so minister he would support more willingly than Lord Palme rton. (Cheers.) Mr. E. CiltOVl: moved the first resolution, affirming that the meeting, hating heard Mr. Williams's statement re specting his services in parliament, in the present session and during the whole of his connexion with the borough. wee of °pink n that he was entitled to their thanks, and also to be rtiturood as their member to the new parliament. Mr. ELLINOTON ,vended the resolution. Mr. WADE MO to move no amendment to the effort that the explaruitions of the hon. member were unsatisfactory, and hie rt...D4 such as to deprive him of the confidence of the eh eters. (This amendment was received with immense uproar, but the preponderant demotuitratious were those of hostility) Mr. Wade contended that Mr. Williams bad he tray_eil his trust. (Omen , and hiror.,.) Mr. BEARD seconded the amendment, and Mr. SLACK opposed it. After .01u0 further di..emaion the amendment seam put, when only thirteen hand. were held up in ita favour. The Cita tomas then put the original resolution. which woe carried detest unanimously, only one hand being held up valuta it. Thanks were then voted to the cbairman, and the pro ceedings terminated. (Stamped ld. Additional.) (TWOPENCE. MUSIC. MISS ARABELLA GODDARD'S CONCERTS. On Tuesday Mi.* Goddard gave her third Soirée Iftuirek, the last otthe rcries. These delightful entertainments have been more and more attraetive ; and their success has been ao great that she has been iiidaeed to announce a second Krim also of three, to commence on Wednesday, the 25th of this month. Last ev fling her rooms were re.wded with a fashionable and highly musical audience, murky of whom could scarcely find standing room. Mr. Beale's troupe c' Italian artistes have been performing with great em ice at Bloncliecter awl Liverpool- Amongst the novelties in the repretantations hal been the first appearance of Uerr Formes un Don Pasquale ; and the result has been such as to realise the expectations that might naturally be formed by thoao who had sittassed the great haaso's performance of Lerillo. Ile played the part ac cording to a conception of his own ; and the audience were much amused at the ease and lightness displayed by an artist whom they had seldom seen iu other than character of the most sombre hue. Madame Cacti r, as the heroine, is ' described as having fairly- revelled in tho spat klieg beauties of the music; and the papers state that thin favourite actibto was never he ard to greater advantage. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MARCR 11.—ArTRINTMENTti.—Captalm S. Osborn (DMA), ko • rillitsia. patallnybeal Waal Riots. at Oismaselle S. O. Cremona (VW. to the Familia, 40otto• stoma goo wad. of Detßamort; T. Nomoorro (11144). to On Coomormt.4. wow mom prosiest, at Partmauth ; ant IL Celt (ISM). to tin Amop olcalorlll , o, Tl, at FLIPTIV.II. sa 1. I. Ilforttostl (IM), to th• enteric:a. AO, wait lioNlonooto Rotolo: C. r. Verne W (A), to ins Ake. rirarA el .t. Ds* DM), to the Brant, nettlinaltaal Mean mad. at Model& ; LIP. W.)oto. (14 )It. to too OHs ; B. C. T. Piot (1140), to tho toolonor; P. Wool (((ii), MILL ta. 1.1•0148 on (11631), to the Tartar. POILTSMOUTII MARCH 11. The Sharon's, 61, screw ship, Captain W. Peel, C. 8., ernvee at apitimd last night. bias It o rumoured, likely to go to Chios. Ihe Transit. seem Mop Alio, Commander C' araber , , la bring rapidly emarleted for moment* of trona .be Hot. la. Plamper, ewe. ahoy, Captam Richarde sem oat of barber& ..day to take la powder end elm I, eon Om proceed to Van coomia Laud. WOOLWICH, MARCH 11. In acontlanoe with an Admmilty onler received this afters:son, the Mame. iron seam verrel, Imes and lima despatch mewls. sad lee sad eigettne gunboats, ate to be got ready to all Mate to proceed to Chia. The tbrt e fiat menwti will be ready le • 11111 day, and elm work was ma to is empleyog oesttime, is order to tomplete theolMe two. the Lords elmmeatuntra of the Admiralty tbte d y tromanied Amebae the Who Aim at tLi. cr Aped to sit rd every bellity to samdrating rirethiteste. to test 1M Mee a a rawly imaged re me ler converges two into Peel by CURIA Ott simony. Threa t. sill to tarried on to-trui tow._ is lb. scary ' art artmen• 4uilr.Vesl—,, suet to the pas, Liter, H. PAll•ert, woo bas terwardeti emaimaes of the Meet, whith :a tammun t wi t gametal men him IA be oat very roomier qua It,. Mt :DM 1 . 1 , M en4 , ,05.41;1[0 1 1.L. 0 - csagul. • rarddsirabts saving •111 be teemed in the material fox the masateaume al totals. THE DEER TRADE. brewers and other persons interested etth the beer trade wan held yesterday at 12,~ 13ishopegate•etrect, fur the purpeete of Art of the potection oununittee and 11311. ougM to be e taken to prevent the . Vgmt .it o their intermit. Mr. so. ire, dead. The of Mr. Hardy's bill rendered the ottendence Les ....nous than it otherwlas would have been. The CHAIHMAN briefly opened the proccoilinse, reeler] , ing that previutedy to the introduction of Mr. Hardy's bill, the ennotittee waited on the Chaneelbar of the Exchequer for the purpose of ascertaining whether the government in tended to do anything to carry out the reconemendatiens of the committee of 18.54-55. 'I he reply of the right bon. H(1- dem= was that the government did not intend to take any step toward. carrying out three recommendatioue. After Mr. Herdy's bill had born iutroduced, the conmattee, accent psnied by Sir datum Duke, obtained an interview with Sir George Grey , and left with him a Tooted against the bill containing the mamma why they objected to at in tote. The interview with the right 120 D. gentleman wee very satiefuc tory, and the deputation had every reason to be pleased with what passed on that occasion. (Hear hear.) Mr. Btaitor, the secretary, then reed several letters from gentlemen elm were unable to attend, and also the minuted of the committee detailing the result of their interviews with the Cherwell°, of the Exchequer and Sir George Grey, set ting forth the prided left with the latter right hon. gantlemati,e petition founiled on suggeetions thrown out by bile, and the instructions which hail been sent to parties in the country connected with the beer trade. Lectern from Manchester, Bradford, Banter, and revival other place., were read, ae• knowledgins the e,ssipt of the petition and inetrui thins, end stating that they had in ninny instenees been already acted urn. Mr. Bishop Alpo read an account of an interview which a deputation had had with Mr. Hardy, in the course of which they endeavoured, but unsuccemfully, to induce that gentleman to withdraw his bill. Mr. Bebop further announced that the committee had aecurod a large roan up stairs for the purpose of holding a public meeting of the trade, and that every peselble step had been in to secure the nevem ci their efforts. (Hear, bear ) The CHAIRMAN expmreed a hope that the exertions of the committee bad given general satisfaction to the Dade. (Hear, hear.) He onsidered it moat &mixable that the brewers and the beer-house keepies should act unitedly toge ther. (Hoer, hear.) The fate of the brewers in London, with a few exceptions, depended upon the lIRCCERA of the beer homes, and the important question for consideration was whether year atter year they were to be subjected to hale of pains and penalties. There could be no doubt that other attempts would lee made to injure the trade, and it was there fore neeeramy to be prepared for every emergency.. (hear. hear.) Some of the brewers bad come forward in a most liberal way to meet in the movement, and he trusted that others would follow their example. (Hear, hear.) The general meeting, to which allusion had been m ode, was filed foe the Bird inst., but he emereated the propriety of post poning it until after the introduction of some other bill. Mr. STALL - WOOD concurred in the opinion of the chairman, thinking that if the meeting ',hernia be held at the time pro pored, some difficulty might he experieneed in procuring a sufficient attendance on a second oration. Mr Cow expressed a Mealier opinion with reference to the bill of Mr. Ilardy. He thought that it rcmd,i he scarcely poi able to introduce a more euisehievoun measure. He did not Ice why the beer trade more than any other abould be MlR jected to a magiitoial license. If any beer-house keeper offended minima the law, the law wee euffinently strong to punish him. A license to a house was equal to from AOC to 1,0001., and taking the number of beer-homes at 40,000, an immense amount of patronage would be given to those who did not always 000 it in the test and Lamm manner. Ile thought it would be much better for all 'minies if the Credo could be thrown entirely open. hear.) It has been said that the multiplication ci puMic-houses inert:mad drunkenness, and that the great pre vention was a license from the eingistrntee. Now that certainly war not always the rue, for Le had known inatances in the largest and beet conduced house, in which the ser vant,. of there establishments had been under the necesaitz of conveying gentlemen to their enrriageit. (" Hear, hear, and laughter.) lileuriaterial licenses, therefore, did not pre vent men [rem getting drunk, and were very injurioua to the trade. _Hear, hear.) Mr. MAWKINH also declared himself to be in favour of fair free trade, and expensed his firm conviction that the in terests of the society could not be placed in better hands than A n ha and the beeleu 1 • reeeicing the shining when! --a— -• those of the committee. Mr. Wear, after referring to the coming dissolutitm of parliament, suggested the propriety of deputations waiting upon mudidatea in different places for the purpose of mem taming whether they would support the abolition of the licensing system or not. Ito thought by pursuing ouch a course the society would obtain emetiderablesupport. (Hear.) Mr. 11114110 P thought that ouch a auggestion ought not to • be acted upon. In the year 1838, a hennaed victualler sent circulars to every ono of the metropolitan candidetes, requir ing them to state distinctly whether they would do certain things to obtain the assiatowe of that influential body. The candidates spurned the idea of Ovine any pledge, one of them declaring that such a proposition was as ungeneroua to the peeks asked as it was Magmerful to the partite making the application. To make any ouch attempt at the present time would he to incur the rink of a dangerous oppmition, but he thought it would beben wise course to ask the caralidates to give the trade a fair hearing. (War, hear.) Mr. M seem approved of the recommendation of the com mittee of the Homo of Commons, and mid that if the beer. sellers of the kingdom were properly united, no man would venture to bring forward such a 'lmmure as that which Lad been introduced by Mr. Hard,. Mr. IivxRItALY.Y did not dunk that candidates ought to be required to pledge themitelvea on particular matters of trade, but as this wax a free-trade question, he thought freetraders ought to be requested to make the beer trade a potion of the great question of free trade. (lime, hear.) The CHAIRMAN, in reference to the rennet. of Mr. Masan, observed That the committee had submitted to Sir George Grey certain propositions, which might almost be called a bill, founded on the recommendations of the committee of the Moues of Commons. The only recommendation not em bodied in those proposition was that the price of a license &mild be 3411. Such a charge would be moot unfair en MAD homes, seeing that the large gin palaces would be required taro pay no larger 0001. (Ilcer, hear.) After wane further conversation, a resolution WAR agreed to, pmtponingr the general meeting until some further attempt should he made to interfere with the beer trade, and the meeting then Depended. A 1/or nut BLESSING.—The Bishop of Worcester, seer holding an ordination at the Cathedral in the morning, attended Divine service at the same plaice in the afternoon, occupying the ep:smpal throne, and, if not prominently useful—looking, to the youths end ntsidene who flock to hear the IllUsie,—very etalAy mid ornamental. All went on smoothly until the end of the third collect. Here, in choirs and plums where they Piny, the anthem is introduced. Every one is aware that the sudden cessation of a continuous sound, such as restl , ng, u as good a recipe for arousing a slumburer as bawling in his cor. Far be it Dona us to ' hint that his lordship was atilcep din:ng Divine service, a piece of irreverent, into which we ore sure his right reverence could not be betrayed, even ailer a hearty lunch—during the sermon it does not so much matter. If Pagan Holuer is sllowcd come: men to nod, such weilene ais unworhy a Christian prelate. Oh no, his lordship did not slumber, his eyes might be closed, but the lorattst eye was no wide awake as ever it was when he Wm Climbing the ladder of preerment. Ah-em[ ho was, no ' doubt, abeorted in the caws profound of thor eht ; cogitating, perhaps, on Lord Derby's appeal to the tight rev. bench to discountenance slaughter and Lloodeb: d, or over his reproof to the pteleirs who did not attend to advise the peers on the delicate questions of matrimony and divorce, or ho would never, at the close of the .hid collect, have suddenly inter posed the ben diction, rutting the service short in the middle. The congregation were taken aback —some congregations in the county might have taken it more easily—sad - knew not whether to depart or to remain. An awkward pause en sued ; some were inclined to laugh, sows to look grave. At last the bishop was recalled frost the abyw tithing& to the I proprieties of the situation, the choir proceeded with the an =tctliitioile_mainder of the service was intoned, and • second this time in the right place—dismissed minis ten sad people, and released the prelate from his commis duthe.—Wormier Gimmick CRYSTAL PALACE..— ONE SIFILLLWO DAY.. — WIDNISDAT, MAUCH 11.--Adzeirkse on repesat, 821; dim" by mots tickets, 327; total, lila LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS CourbwY.—Trafie receipts for the week eliding Muth 7, 10,8181. 15s. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MAIcE Law.—The Board of Legal Studies propose the following wawa area...imam tat tee Caroornor's ute al for legal studio& Itar ym 1334 : -1. Somas Law. The rm.:alone an the entire& of nvimp,ollerce. mad pwardanshlh, as staph.lned In book I. of • C.leastratarlas and Justinian's In.ht.t , ca. Foe whtels the Webs of Menem WE be -Gibbon's C cline and Path chapter she. Illnadars's Noses mil Ornanentwies , 41 the Inatitsres of Jarlillab.. ad Waesl6•4l-I■lllellowis lark Romani Meath 3. [awash Law. The inns ayes se alwar•-sls., mu rage. Wyo.o . and itunrdtas. Ape m teleisidis elsiesines Cassowaries and lbeep's Cosiest WI S. Aspen.., oL. Th., sod &M. 3. Enaltdt Law. (The Law Segtarates.) The proceedhsts antecedent to ecaristion, sad the W=Wallop abd lode. or.y of alas Itr....es nod t :r Aker, an es. WI in Palsy oo &LA MM y Consteleno 4th ed.. Par.• e. asol mod Illsebtown's Coosment..ries. 4. Casst.itotexisl 11Wop. The, tale. of Jesus IL.. ma dl'horred bf Rspin. Flow. and liallass. Can nibal/NW Law. The Sri.' of the Posen fti.botv, e.periallp with re. brews toted law ofhttt and po Ilashon of • heel. a. The Ihinalplre of !international Law, an expaload la Parts... u., and m. of Whea ton% Elements of Intensattozal Law. el QVlZalePlash, LA., thlo misty (woke w asilael. has bell appointed& blow. SPORTING. DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. SUBSCRIPTION ROOM.—TUEBDAY NIGHT. CfIEsTER OUP. 11 to 1 apt Luandnaton (t) TWO T113)481131U. 11 to 2 apt Trclett. (t) 14 to 1 opt to 1 apt Irdner (0 6 to 1 Loyola kW) 70 tot A lodby It 25 to 11 100 to e 0 on Tcdotte beige: ore ot the (304 throe. ONE 1110U0AND. 6 to 4 on the Odd WI/ Reek Bonny emoted) I 1) to 1 apt Otenesamon el DERBY. W to 1 Zuyder Zee II) 4J to 1 Aroma/ 10 te 1 &enterer it and cif) W LON E3DAY. Tel Buns° soon erects of 5 urn, each. nth 10 added, fort and dyr-ol&a. (Aglaia penetim and allowanem. The ...road to are Me stake. Ice Home 114 6 fne.on 152 yards. (II sub.) Lord Wbbleelales et. Ohm. by Wemecsief. 3 fp,6st elb 4110010 Cabe) 1 Mr. Morites Admiral Lyons. 3 Ors, rot 31b eneledhsg 311'. ohm) ()Lanham) 2 IA Jensen Ifumsy, I yrs, Gat Ill) (111111logtoo) Tea .Ireolle BatuoO EOOO. of fo each. with 60 added =HA. yd; 11 , (We and galdlrom, bet 111 , . The o matt to be sold for 100 sus Allowances If sated to le sole for low., )lalf a mile. It sate.) Mr. U. Dunces Queen of he ldon, by Mildew (4 4 1. 04 10 th titheetol 1 Mr. J. Osbonses eh o by Chehare out of Mrs. Taft MIA. Tot IChalloner) Mr. Dawson's Jae (404.4 yet 10Ib. . ............ 3 Mr. hulloes 101000 Rai.), to 10,1, Mr. Ages's Bury Bee Mg.), bet 10Ib. . . 16d =1 GOAN° N 00101.40 Srserteermes 11011:1001 , 0( 10 eon. taoh..h fts with 100 added. Winners of 100 , g oes clear after the Orelarshou of the nebees, Tet ) Woe, or of 340 "ors. clear, lull' extra. The *Lewd to 4•11 his stake. About three menu three-gent , . 143 mt., Coot de Vanchee Jew du Quomo, agil e 104 lib iIT. Mr. Rooky klurdens Melon, 5 yrs. o.t Mr. Prkee Tom homey Ih Al, aged, 10.1 tlb ........ .(Tbnfu 3 Mr. Teddadm....d. tea .. . _ ..—....111. Metter) 4 The fokowing also IMO —Emigrant, V . 1400 Weenten. Maley, Samlboy. The Ma, or. The Emperor. and I vent , 04001.400000. lktLO4: .5 to 2 out Lt, )great, to opt Jean do (Nome, Yto 1 ea :a ant Tom Gulley, Viotor }.cocoa'. awl Teldeorr, le to 1 MU Paudbny Osenteiln; the c me the room.) theca. Tom Ouruuyy hold a dl'be lead with kuslerant being MO, serortt (non t hew by a wide Intone'. At the last eight 0$ hurdles only three 01000 led la the inw—Tom homey. 111ncloo, and Jean do Queue. They diargol ol /twinned* aquae, Tom Cheney beets onononcd ado, u they hole 1. Jean du Qum., from hat point •necel 01100 1114doo. oWttol ho,, w it h as ant. and woo easily by I Seheth. Three tenet's retumm the .stead sod hind. Tedduley we a klfon) th. The Md./ on fifth, Mein: tur Maley. shore jockey w s pulling alt °yowl. the mash The nest two more Oboe a dboame from home sere Victor Emanuel and Twilleht. 111 e 1 roveger fete at , tb thst Ilebt re hurdles. A dyke le the low EttrirMlTA7ll, W ani t olt ""d ro r ^ t r tl:e ' O r= Ze " Tte l rt r d d u r a r • l' r i l! ' c i! at It, bet roe right Into it, shypol no, and broto (met. nolowst fell at fence the bead on tin) ram:worse thy 114 1)100 mo od. Me eat mooing ten, but. 0rw6.11e7 Ishneelf, be emu bath y to the ground neither home nor rklor sal hum Tee efl'ltOT f4Toste. , (Ilmolioapi of 3 son. earb. seth 20 added. The ...reed to save Ms stale. Itz,l Ileum In. 6 furious 152 men Mr. Morris's Admiral Lyons by Cothirwood. 3 no. 7lb lernenserl 1 Mr. Wale Plawdble,6 re.. Wt lib. A.l=l 3 Captain Omen Keened/13 w. Est CI , .. . ( LATG4T BETTING. 14011TIIAMPT0:4411114E (MAILS, 4 to II scot ix Mk. Mr) TWO THOUSAND. g to 4 on Vedette. Logue.. trehinletn. awl lorahoalw. AP/ Sekt m. PROGRAMME OF THE SALISBURY RACES TO-MORROW. Tel Soren Wangs Mauve, Puke. of 21 rarro added Its Sweep- Make* al Seem ; two rob,. ..1; three, 14 ; four. 94 ; ere arid uptrarda.l t Mb; rawer mid (Main allowc4 31h. A WWl.er to be rokl for 11 , 3 sow.: If tutored to In rad for our.. rlloxed Ob ; If fee Mg.. Deb for 21(.. 1416 Tr moaner to be rold by auction. Ac. A wiener 4 nee In IPSI le carry 31b ; take, 61h: throw. 71beetre. Three • ammo. of a mita. To don th`e us enln tWodoea , syl. TM. 1•0514,411411 C• 4471.3 Stew it 23 VA, ca.:h. 10ft. rot twory ld.; 41011.44..4 71h: gilled, An 3 1 b ; theme got by Malone, or out of marae that weer bre la wiener. alto rte.l 311.: loth. ilk Ilan amllo 112 euhal Magma VIA Mb). Cannel, etreal 131bOoth , r The Merry r unaltqc (3113. The Pb. Wk., els e by The Gratel Duke—Alke Low. OHO, 'The Antique. b f the Hero—Lucy Neale. by Mulatto MN. the by Joe Lovell—Brought...ma On. be by baronet—Wm CI% by Anft—lnaprodea INN • HAIRDIO•I4 1.1.4 el of le , ones., far 3-yeoldr au l upward.. A winner et a Itaolkep of the tabu In tow, etsr, alter the tothhtntitm a the r i tellj i Zi . er two or mon, oe lOU non. dear, 611, cm. Thnoquw- Are et lh 3 3 110 ...... . 3 11 .3 11 ....... 3 8 3 3 3 II 1 3 11 Ace at 141 4 s Y, Pak Keeper. 8 11•Auak t 12 11.. , ,N1a. 'l_ 11 -taw 8 (1t 7 a• 2 ar. %Jidda ... Ilionsidas WWI Ha Puma. 2 "4 r4111 . 4W 01 any Pa l so T T. Qcus • mare el W. se. ; fer 3 tot 71b roar. 94 gin. five. SA eesi sod. 144 Sh. Twee wilea.—To eiwe Ihl• men (WeJsemka 'nu ItTeo PAU STLCIT Of 'aeon. eaeb. Inth 60 add e d. tt four pare, Curio-side; colt, e 4 Mb; and dllks, Pat. 41b. A winner win upeeni. Weludlno the sianere omt r:p Atka., z e d orr.b.g.tillefaillovrt,valse. 11S rteeot oeura. is/ T.raMa—lhle:e of Grange r dam, Nlades,ltal . As LW. 1.41y.1a1e, Harwell loughlally. Posse.: Ileewiss Herald. Ladies. f by Ilarkaway—Tires frdt's MM. • The Orand Pato— Ilea Lone, Ada* lon. I loy get Geoid. Penedos, Little Sem In our obituary of this week is recorded the death of Mr. William Tolley, clerk of tho Worcester race meeting for a quarter of a century. His health and vigour had been long declining, and he was relieved in the discharge of the otherwise onerous duties of his office by the accession of the mime race committee, who kindly retained hint in his post. In his prime ho was a keen and commit spertsmon, well venal in sll racing nuittere, and digtinguished for blunt honesty and downright qrating, which, wo are bound to say, most Willies of the pn•st.nt day have .mnie tints or other osperiesood.—Woreester Chrosiek.