The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-06 00:00:00

r . !I • 4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1886. ROYAL BRITISH BANK. having mune to lawyers . (Chien.) For this ''• SPORTING. FALL OF 4 HOUSE IN TIM CITY: lab) Intdligenct. JIARIfII2II -.-..- p•os be proposed the Munn nannies. " That -to- -ert- ----a.--- --y-- I Yesterday afternoon some of the laziest thus- a imensittee ol deposition be and is Meshy hemsel. DERBY BUMMER MEETING.--Fetriar. mogfor the purport of Obtlin i • 12 5 7 . 41 . to T og mine Pura of 10 eon, In WNW IMEn-olda see INQUEST ON THE BODIES. littoAlL- Tae anew prise of brews or almsevele =We the the sa immediate le tab COURT OF RANRRUPTCT.-SEPT. 6. Drones ct the Math pommies, is Amens. emptied has the 1 . holders meta portion of the directors of the beak, st the the stun of the Royal Br bah Beek , and be Mums de w . 0•• mile sad a MIL (Cooties= Muth* Repress of yesterday.) moan DIR. 0011111nOnfIR rain Maros men In the week maw Me Pod day of Sem., 1054, is ...ma e thee, in Threedturedle-street, on the suggestion ayMa. 'rd• the average pelmet nem et Minovado sugar, the me take such sting, Deal en otherwise. a WaY Muir IP ;u s .7 ls esinewe sumo. by Nntwith, 6 ye% f a t NA.. I I Mr. Perkins, foam= et thsjory, sworn-I was fonenas WI In TARLINOTON. dated the Mennthes. la the week man al neve • le sfis lid. TM 111 r. Hutt, to consult upon the tent course to be adcp'ed obtainieg tin payout of deposits with Si little de*, as Poe - Mr. Berrsn's Doll?. 3 yes, :et Mb. ~ . ..„,.. ....( mime) 11 of a ward Jon is MI, was the house that has fallen wss The b a m my t dot described se • lodgiag-house keeper, ulnae pries et brown ce Mossents OW, the Produce of the Filet under this ela :leg state of their Waite Able." (Cheers ) Bettina; 3toi cw NoMetah who ende Win - nareing. an us by 3 .y....t.g t o fly goon of as bibs Ii n dlarrolli 01 DOTORAISIMISIOOL• Portland-plus. This was the sea- WM, bi theetek es Mow Is NM Bd. The average pries Of The co: solution lasted about three been, ad the result Mr. H stand= the mottos. two keethe. "tabu. It Ineselbeled te the City Solicitor to take the seam- minatien ausetieg. The debts an about 60,0001., of which the them Denning et gene. Jointly, computed es shoe% en is of 30 me.. added to a Illendien fluesp• Yr. J =sow laid he was wifertuestely a depositor to a was that without refugees to the extent of the liabilities, M - - A g e a g a . Tus a Cs s i e mm anre, sea, - *U S 74 mg g t ome m k ; alsio 3 • 3 7= r4 0 . 1331211 • lien my own Ilmowl••11 , I know that 88,0001. is steered by mortgages on property In the ESit• " degth " da ll. hillib OK nowt. keg* amoont, sad be quite spud is the toss adopted by ties ter whmen; thereinto nee hie solla wee and sipmea Hl° which hive not let been esciltabled.tbe 11 1 1 111 6118 • 19 Fr tee pnvieus speaken, but be wined to keno whether they e se , (31 sus, 17 el whom my a sus. mati.) Illideed Ole in ablerdeene with tile ware-road, sad • okoweare. - Boyeed say supine that may 86 rule Mom 1 6 •17 87 re Insteedess of the pset week are sale mono that le Semi ea wadi= es Ike swam eeedstl le mew , sorts, and even In then only a mole . arise from this propsny after the ars diriebarged, m e. mem yg m e m. - bob.. memo ,. ii , ma ., tinier fti . sett lialthinentely latimated their willagems, le cosjsee • mere to oedemas& that the terms promoted by the dirsetore /Ir.Z.Paree Mask by la Leos or funk °, 11=1. Oita A juyallas--The been* NOW damdellme_ 111 1866 i a d else ISMS ars of small amount. The principal unsecured the menagmerany is leo tn. l a n... produce meets with bat Sion with the directors, to provide the muss, by • were binding on the other thanholden is th en joint caw r. PIP 1 they Mae bets Mimeo ewe swot led tale Has arias. 10 creditor is ansobew of the bankrupt ; his claim against the con a imud limited umo lamiley .d.",to imp., " ame h termar d.i,„... b . , then .... I are . en vetwyloll pestl.o d e cline ff d r e e it i . . t y R aul. Vale. 4 yrs (n.7lb efts), eat f1e...(1). Monet a soatiequemes of Ike neg le ct of the peesentatba that was this es t a t e i s s p w „ i t. of 21,0001. pro rata eminently', to pay to the deposit sad city. It behoved the lusting to take un what It wee 11 Mr. =Poems, II yea , let 101 l T it am etesil 8 doing. made. The amounts being only jest Bled, although throe months other tattooers of the bank an isimsdiata Instal- M. Donna, 3 y es MAO 5z),74 4 ---. Mr. P a ean said that at tlie meetirg which was held m : yawl •nu ( IL 4A mash est _ (I 7 s TM Osellalle-There it tswilmee• that eente r epu t es rem had elepoed does the bankruptcy, as adjourns's% was or. ognigang,._b a .gg az . g a p, 6,_Ta,, g aa aw l,. La a , adadaa t h e What of 2.. 6d. or la. In the poised, as the ememsseentut that day, whin was legally coons= by the solicitors of R:MMIry Ile 1 M. ellefmni apt Illodtiall dine Se the been at that tine. dend at the bankrupt's saunas. num oursottos merlin UM: every me mama fiot only lime of a Braise! liquidatios of their respective eines, penned the beak and amused of some of the leadiag sharebolden, sod eus 1 ego mode the melee wits et. Await Payout-It should be observed that this *Y. IN R 1 eIMORD.-ltakill'UPTe ALLOWANCIS• the base trade ben more willing buyers, but the orders which had ha . ve oleo been brought into teti er on. me the creditors would unanimously consist to suck as se. they docland themselves as one nun to be resdy to Pe7 fully Dwelt= VW Inge lUD= Pled Oli WWI. Y• 70771 lbw* Week dines as to the ooaditlos of the house in 1816 has only re- This was the eaananation meeting in the matter of Fran - been lying over for 'sport ea their sham. (Chen.) = et 11. ern Iwwwl W thew NW " P salm wlll kisses to the *sternal appearance. cis Louis &mond, of Cullumstreet, trading there with , r•°....., 1 t ha brie: Increased ■mount °L 6 , 7 1 7•• sot :tt:her is d i t . i ne l ltami ' This " gni ' it was st l •d • wt." P tuai sa7 Mr. Jaen= thallit sub a ptcpultito eight not to be fn . 18 •" tomb titim t•6Bll . B ntitat • led IL 941.16. II " A laryssa (to the foremas)-Were tbe repain done at ptrtion cf the unto bilog swallowed up is expeasive legal nctived by this geniis. as vslid. (Oe, oh.) He west kn. with Foam Is dm" perselk Mut dmaeles boo Wed H. I poen at tbe Eleareedielleinnea Owe ari an tegother the time sufacient to satisfy you t-They were. Charles Hyacinth Joseph Copts (deceased), m to: l d i d ri lin . I per n i. p r i r - w th A s ta ls e rte i l r ap i a Tp p y l in a Lft chie tu tl e y'to bet the ter ship as merchants, under the firm of Coyhts, i tlini W o p n a d 733 , s e n r d . 1 8114. 0 .1 "lh't- ar g sl ia y a l ; l aa 6d g' prone dier, end by making the mosey In band, aid the re to know to what Frannie* the eammiture now appointed Mu way &um es. &min ins assiamed ems ens • Mr. Jobs Thomas Hopkinson-I am appeitted by the Co. The balanse-sheet, compiled by Meson. Paul mid I qualities of Uplands. (Mem also, notwithistandloa their relatively high &issue propeity., in addition to the contsilmtions of the were to set. (Load cries of "Bit dews.") rush pan mile • ellert le maii erne** lulls to Comensisoare of Sewers inspeotor of pavements and sant abusholdtes, at ones available to the discharge of the debts Mr. ALLIS, said that he was greatly interested In tee ps qthe %as gs sung IpH • Web Poem the sop Wrote. of the North Midland district. My dut7 is to ary, 1858, exhibits the following : Turner, extending from lat November, 1849, to 16th Peen'. PISS have bei d tnsd e demand for export, &swell as home use; ad the reamer that we also folly *imported. Egyptians puesedisge, as the secretary of a society which had a large met" ••• • Wed s ty WWl°. W 1 *WI will hula ' Ill • see that the carriage ways sad footways are kept is proper ' Medd, OM rather Brgal s without champ; and the game:nay be DR. , , and of ell other Mods of . loogmapled, including Bes Island. Wertpee, of the e s'ablishmente, would be most advantageous to the gem of sassy deposited in the bank, and should suggest that t t •W alwa• •P wIthillit•••• ceder, sad when I see s dilapidated building to give notice Tagresevesrino Brant et N gem edited to alleseplim et 30 To creditors unsecured £23.076 1 t the geed promise for th e Meta is giving this turn. In other re. creditor. C... sitalm, ado: polite the final esteeming. the words ••Ueally or otherwise " should he left out of tae ~,,.....a . sta, ax , tairoaaipir, ".ilia ; rimmed in writing to the district surveyor. As unitary inspector I newt meth se topple, whether immediate or prospective, the con. The meeting being of the eaten of • private conferee= resolution. (Cheers.) The e - rowans would see if the RA. yia. A 1....... ' a - TM mi ng isms men Be ism au bosom I was appointed on tae 15th Los securities 68,00 3 11 To creditors partially mound 100,644 19 0 gumption at home and abroad, there Is nothing new ; and we may reportere were sot admitted, and an are indebted to the direction and shareholders would carry out their pledge. If Three r ata.. al a mil& tuba) by MI AEb of Apr.l. I knew the bonsai No. 9, Little demand ____. 32,679 16 1 remain to exicluslos, that the holders meet this increaged ri _ . youtesy of one of the dineton, Mr. Gino*, for the above not tae? I:the em : a b ps e• - e reo s T r uns to to th l e aw r . ole ( t a n eu mnl, lof 110 . • Hellni t o Olnullo dtrerlY• summary of wt at took pl•oe. No ionisation has yet been given as to the =tent of W e TIM ▪ Mr. TAYLOR said be no objectioa to omit the words (Chaco.) aural, fa Ifb J da. Mr. H. Males Odd Trek. Set lele - --.... 11 1 3 ew•attilp sad It IS far Malt "' E IM P MMMi s To creditors fully seemed per es May . I *lto the stediol nicer, w o would contra and nettles would then be Mr. T. WthasesOaktell (W. Mb etas), lit lit , . ( walk ) 3 **Port It I° 8610661 . 1116 • 11168.114 -- To liab i li t i es cm bills men letting :7 a Sc. Orme di Tip , wbe wed an Olken to the gine for it to be Itarnembed. Mies was merely • sanitary able 22,670 1 8 ydry hi t "I"Pial bse t k e r lfor 1 r te o a rre i ne, "") 4st Tans quote so lure Uplands, 1 , e, • i . contualpee of brans pow fair Uplands, fd.; Mobile, lid.; and Orkans, 70. 12,710 Amerion, 1,360 Bunt, 100 Bahia, end 440 Permit, are reported to lave been taken on speculation; 3,810 Arne. net tr-bot it was stated yesterday, on very high authority in The resolution was then put and carried, with oaly ors Mom= u me be uneasy, sed yes le sewer by a kingth-the faspestlem. I soda* se ladleatios of danger, or I should Man 4,910 Burst, 16 Egyptian. and 430 Perms, for export; so that Of which will be prove the City, that wh ea the tat k closed its doon ea Wednesday dissentient , 'midst loud cheers. ems dem= Yuen tlee passed sad OP& have reported it to the district surveyor. I have made able The toll•r618 ll•stlemen wen then IPPotstrl a 6 • 64 ' ..,...11a1._ Dean 1 • 164 le SW vw win °SW 8•116•111•1 the tenni reports to the district an or of dilapidation , bat Balm today , 8,000 hales, 2.000 being on spectlation and for export. miming there were in its coffin can to the eaten% of To liabilities on foreign bills Ban of the week, 84,410 bales. mitts to carry out the abject of the resolution :- the "."....r. a . sot in that immediate neighbourhood. As solitary in -40,000f. It is peeper to mention tout throe of theealt. SB, with 80 of tannage 85,328 17 7 to represent the Strand district; Mr. Sheridan for City ; - 2" . 7 . . --8T '''Ma creed toMM....tikaalaMPhi. stake. )ar S A T s ' s / m i ." - aim . o f a spoftm lea go Into asy hoses, mad if I saw any indications Of which will be prove- 00R.0.-Cincia•rout Barr. 1.-There war a moderate supply of dirt eon, KISH. Butt, Oillott, and Hunt, die Mr. Taylor for Lambeth; Mr. Richardson foe Pimlico; o da. m a w of danger I should; go Is. I only went to the has., able claim soy share in tee bad sienstemen• -if bed meanie. Mr. POSIT, of St. John's-gate, for Islington; Mr. Drew Mr.lLll.Clint'sratestdmines. by Ilk leitea Dykes, 8 yn, twin ; Dees to see If the house revered liniewashing, end To ofodmu muu nd in opo a r ty Bons could not be bonen 2s. lower, but Noonday parcels were is...a 8 , 409 9 8 4e. theater. Red, 60a. to Ws. ; white, 70s. to 765. Barley, mom Went it tented tun out to be-which tat led to the cats. for Hoth•re; Mr. Richardson for Piccadilly; Mr. Geo. let deb.- - (Forel 1 e d am to no if it was dine, I also recommended th e maim Healy fur the Boras a. NI. T. Ithesses TM Ifathlreatirl, 3 7 72 . $ l4 na ism' 2 to be repaired. All woe dose that I reaommended. The offering; high mice, made of floe quality-my 50s. to 325.; attach: l 2, =spec They state that they only entered dace on the It gem -.d e s- ...es sob cite • Mr. Peen Nona% 6 yrs, ea. • ntood that so tnarsuouer or tionestor was so it i et ar 3 walls of the stain:me were much broken, but I have seen paid 11126 0 0 none , except some at M. Beane: a tew Mangan offering at sha. The ibilewbg Wee ran s -Paw, Lily, gaits fby trot To id a d e i di l tor dtd s to be ' f u rl --- to 405.; quilt; fine. 6th of August I,n, and that rather is the Omuta of be oa the committat. rif Ostreseibb eau eel blab. may houses in Goldes.laae and other places which are 08,615 6 6 Dams, Sarr. 5.-Our market has been supplied wits new wheat a committee if shareholden to represent them, and *wall - Mr. Mircinnt. was sentineled for the Pieudilly district. Two tease SIAM el 8 gnu each, with 10 added, far 2-yr.olde nue worse. Is going into On ground floor I observed no *day; the quality and condition very goal; not so much sprout :4 t gate into the unit' state of affairs. Mid., thus them. bat hie name was objected to on the ground of his bug a and mum= Opted tense wart= es. Ons mile (1 lobe.) lediestions admit" ; ono of the hums was occupied by • To profits and tiOniMiteiOnt stuns no nipossibility tan attach to term is nitrous to " Heifer * Mr. Sekhleseellmele B • ll lkireeeei kr Mr T•thary 2 ne , boomaker , and I amid sot give ardor* for a workshop to , 31,688_0 7 ea uL em pi w r e ur re „ lect at tei w e bith apect... 4. Farme m r: fat ge . llere w , a t s t t a d o oLlin . e s. of r e a c, t .., 3 Mr Bnnatioate said that the bask I df th I Pa Set Irk pMe one 0 0 r .. .. : be liniewajkod. The agar was not oaropled • the accoutti rut tinfoil at the half-yearly mettles lame.on ring. nothing wing 1 other articles. Wheat, red, 40s. to his •.. f did Moen . tt. Barley .o notch inquired for, but eery little alms at the abuser of the comm i ttee, so that they would =T. " iietsb a l L a re f ilfa )• 74 **** -'" '"' a g ed ' /dr. Randall-I lug at 4, Readall tenses, East Pcp'ar. yr. monents See IM -Out= 3yn (401.a .m. as £ 130 , 303 6 0 sample white, Wt. te ass Minn, Mk to Ms. inanely preceding their election to rte board, and which s s ~t as as p s ., ( ) $ lie. 9, Little Swayalley, formerly belonged to set. I eland B . damn , , 8 Wmi,nwm, Otier.l„- Th ere being a Lair arrival of itheet, ming re prene ted . be bank to be in a solvent and finriabing It was resolved that at say hien assetieg of depositors netting : 6ts4 IS Mn a. ift, ,Sto t . get Iliz.and-egepenna. te be owner of it thew or fair yeses ago. I held a lease of Good £9l 6 17 9 ware 101. to lie. pre qr. under the high rates of last week. Old condition. no person would be admitted without his past-book or some Won by • length Matti& me WWII" WY cold to Mr. lanineon G. During the Mae that I owned the property I had a no- Dou b tfo i 244 18 wheat, ile. per qr.ehourr. Trade WY dull. In other articles the other satisfactory proof that be was • • depuitor. foe 111 i n ner; weittledesed be Kr. lialswells &A th• 01 4 •111 dem fens the city maturities to repair. That might be about Bud MEETING AT 3r. MARTIN'S HALL A Tot* of *looks to the Chairmen tereelestad the p::- a n/ 1 7 tw9tela Lade , 14 tea years ago, bat I sat sot certain. I &spend of the Dom " u tsar: Wheat, 3,31 t qn., 741.110.; barley, 30, 52e.; beaus, St, TOL b<l. °foliage. kosses-thue wen eight or alas altogethsr-to Mr. Crane. B y 681 8 7 Last night • meetiog of the depositors it th e GREAT TOIII/8111111 =INDICA,.OOALL-Lomow, Sm. 5.-11yees's Bebside Hartley, Ifs. 91; . I eeild them for the resasiader of the term. The large was _ PlePtr . tl Iwo a cti on in full 25 0 0 Royal British Ilaek was held at St Mortis's Hall, Lowy °. the name so ptri l a i "PM ' awe* land .. "" la st fel. then* of es old lady, who, I hear, ,died about three a Hulse', 176.6 d.• award ' s H West Hartley Netherton, 18a; Long sere. There we* a most numerous 'median, the room is NAVAL AND MILITARY , het se tbe pinks= at . eons& to tem le tot Is • . posy isnd smingt indal. Wore elide to • Mom* whist weeks ago. Ido not recoolloct the amount of the repairs By property in the hands of 868 8 I rectee's West flertiekles. 6d.; North Percy Hartley. 16s. 6d.; Tan. field Moor Bates, 1 6d. ; Walkwr Primate, 14e. ed. • West Riding which Its meaner was bold being most incosneisatly --,...- Pamembee; MI to i was trim Meal 1 end Ni le II &bast dose la consequnee of the notice from the corporation, bet crowded. Tana was • pretty general earl for as adjourn; nediton ADMIZALYT, SEPT. 6.-A PPOIII'IMMITS.-Lienta Lemeffferm MO 011 ke well head the eneedwe ' MO ,- what wee done was satisfactory to them. Lem claims thereat per contra 27,894 19 8 17c 9d. ; Wells Pad Heaton, 184. M.; Walls End Lawson, 17s. Fd. ; west to tbe Inger hall, but it was aseensined that it could haland, 17s. 64.; Walls End Riddell, 17s 9d.; nano Willi am Laniard (1848) to the Blenheim, 60, wow, Himull '• emia l t a Wily Term. wa 2WWWI6 41187 ; Maa Maa Kr. Henry Crane-Ilin at 19, Bellealley, and am law not be sot teat evening. se= eads were eateepently takes sheet 66 istleao tiny' W a lls lim End % 17 1Tr b ucliffe, Ilis.; o.ll'. Primrose, 1 Is. M. ; Well. End main at Messrs, Mon* sad Co.'s, Centime WM I. I sm B y ati *Loa proper ty at Portstnesth; Ceuta G. Nets= to the Vatter', 101, et =OIL Mr. Willa), of Charts g- .roes, who was tall= to the chair,Praddylls, 19a; Walls Rod Haan* in* . tid.; Walls Earl Meow', • fisg ship, at Portsmouth, foe servlas in the Rolls under ; gta 4 wow b ug b.. t a g. a t m r sossmoss assumgestss; the lasidlord of the Iv me that has fallen down, 'ad of four hands of Credit( rs, which Ina., Walla End Kepler Grange. I lk. ; Walls End Leinbten. toe. 3d.; mid that as this was • most importsot mating , which George S. Salina (1853), and John F. Grifilths (1855), to - °then that are standing. When I first bad them Marsh had will have o b e paid to Walls End Pegeber, Ils. ; Walls End Rimers Helton, 19s. ; Wei's ' =tented legal coseideratinns, he hoped nose ha the Ajar, 60, strew, at Portsmouth. LEICESTER RACES, elm. 24 awe 26. Nu. 8 and 9on an ander lure, and Ist them out to weeklyl66 18 8 End flotton, uneereened, Ids. • Walls tad South Batton , 1 , 2. i. Ed.; other part ies depositors were wont, and that all °then would Muter William T. Wheeler (1838) Mt be additicnal gen flacon IST.-21ARIROaf fiwintrum. OalltlelSSl dam Ose teasels. The last five weeks I have had thus ea my own B y pi open, i n m y ,. abstain from taking part in the traceediege. (Reef, mee end a quote,. hands, and I end to onset the rests aad to go to the Heigh Hall, tee. 3d. ; Walls End South helloe, 195.: Walls End Walla End Manes, 19s. 9d.: Walls End Ctradoc, 19s. ; Walls tad WY to the Ajax. Mar) Tiny were aware that within the last two r Ass st it age a lb Tees, We. ; Walls End Coundon, tan; Wallt End Woodhouse Close, bosses for that purpose. When I west on Saturday fort- Chaplains and Naval Isstracton Rev. E. B. Busts . three days the Royal British Bask bad failed. It lad a __B_,B__o4 4 6 • (1839) to the Masco, 17, screw, at Chatham ; Rev. R. ... -listiimexil e p.m. ____ 3 3 h i 0 7 I to g .y di o es pital of 300,0001, of which 130,0001. bad been on up, = ,chard Cooker , B.A. (1849), to the Mimed*, 14 , screw, is guidein , fir By ma . charge , aad it would appear , fres stemmata which appeared In toe the Mediterranean; Roy. Jobs H. Knapp (1864) to the ethassyl _. 4 10 10 The Cropper Public print., that the whole of that cspinl had bees Pot. Tartar, 20. anew, la On Witt Indies; Rev. William C. P. ba n has counts, communi o n nu bills Every one math hews been olitninff rhno 664 7 Meal that B The (1846), to the Corson, 30, screw, is the Medi. =at gala os Sudsy morning. I saw Mee Pullen. She -...-- negotiated, and difference the bank =spend= payment ea Wednesday lase Tin tens.' ni am BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FR.o)er. paid me the net but did not say anyteieg. Beyond thereon- i d ..m mente otject of the present mestleg wit to rndesvnir to °blabs • Cbsplaits Rev. Josiah Thompson, B.A. (1843), to tee MEAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. plaiat of the beard soother complaint was mad. to me. Oa B..uioumbia drawings: - return of the men= paid in by the depositors wi:hout the When the date for making up • mail Calla on a Sunday, to Rabin, 60, at Portsmouth ; Rey. Jobs J. HarrisonHison_(lB4B), 6 . .7 •P 7 V .,.... ••••7 ,„„i", •• „ 731 I L: t: 1 B W 7 Plat•mi r y ; (71 Stodgy morels, I went intotbe empty attics= looked round C . 11 r i f . ' c oy u m ' 3,007 0 3 interventton of law. (Cheers ) Tiny wets ell, perhaps, mad remains open until the de Mowing; except in the a n on 01 Ss to t h e Edintm h, 68, &few, at Sheerness ; Rev. Willies 't o ' - -- r -- `" to see what general repairs were wasted. A small Otsubo( et el. 6,784 10 9 lads mail, oil Southampton, whin.= istedi 0090104133. ia nodes' aware that steps tad bees 'already commenced to obtala • Ball (1847), to r t= Royal Willians,l2o, fiag ship, at Devoe- 6 to 4 Met ft) I2to I Wet Panetta° (t) bond wanted potting down, w h ich had boon tore up by a -- 8,791 11 0 19. ...j ai "m am a fiat of bonkruptcy menet tu bask. There were always Rev. C. B Hatlewood, to the Nile, 91, wow, ea the l i e u I offered on the above two. p Viola tenant to ban. I saw nothing to indicate that the By l o „„ u per muumuu F. L. &mond 60,304 18 7 certain egotism= ready to take advantage of cceurresets of ' FO S KOS ll • r011 ; l1 &nitrites stain ; Rev. Peed. N. G ot te n (1864_1, OM to ItO eased apt any other. how would fall dews. I was in the Muse three hours '' this triad -( bur, hear ; -but he hoped they would be able Mode op al SST'S , to the Spiting. 6, addle, in the Ideditenranean ; Rev. W. CEIMEEWITCH STAKE& before it fell. The hosier stem mu espy, and I went to £130,303 6 0 to .. whatli When By what to gee mire speedy and satisfactory relief for the depositors se ii , the H. sio.man (1850), g to the Majestic, 90, mew, at P o rts mou th . teeco to 30 apt the Trapper (t) take • meaunmost Se otenteliag it into a ~ newts Vowel. Post 011ie. patehed. vlwal- l' -may of whom , in different parts of the me Thu weights have not yet been geed* paella. At the audit meeting held a few days ago it appeared tkat d there 7 •• a gum of 3.065 i 1. to the credit of the estate, v ia . ..... I ?axe. ,ak a - .., . r• •• Naval Infirm:ton William H. la•lntosh (1848), to the workroom. A week r i tt ud astre I had stbjeeted to great misery and unouvenlence e tl y dP tire id ialle rePM ones on the Derby.l_ Mantic; A. C. Jobeson. to On Nils ; Thomas Cranford repair all tke windows, sleep.* Wag% rot =l d d m ld en n td ot of the bask-in author way than by • f 000•1111111 to lead 1851) to the Gladiator, 6, paddle, is tee Mediterrean• ; W.. "oa c........„. tress.. 73 7 ma ....... s anes t_ do it la his, beaus be was a bad Neat. Wins Marsh turned b lr es lt i gt d e t : d su d e m po o r d te di d d t banin„ rh "" end d aa ill. of strieejity33,3woWulitritttmiPtatthi?eol"37l64)l7: Sohn N. Laverty (1 , 841), to the Raleigh. ammo be slgnithd on or before Tonlay,lhmt. M. the bans over to me the Umania had broken nearly Ovary sb !ilitis at hime au n po L. l t t O . K i ps? i t the io ,o , tm co ear g, 104 4 11 1 7 Aiwa 1 window in the house. I resolved notice from the sanitary ,_r_g el opinio . s ~ Mr . . Nicholion for the assignees, offered no opposition, 6P riett aini FE'l il Vlaceth ill. ' 1 1":9:dal 54421'.. itin. 15. Aden that no sdvantage would arise from further Malta -... I i 0 Poitoss aiall shareholders met in the City that day, and they Age it lb --...13 at 1 inspector to limewash and repair the house I did not ,_"" 'ith and delegated • ostnotittati el five gutless= to look altar the even*. kiw i .% irairla ..... . aa" ..... 5 1 tl id em a ry..: -... . 4 lii piton thst that taint substantial mein. • I bad col- investigation. .... ES L. ° • ....... la& MI .....,_ E l aff kit i w s te bank. Thus gentlemen had tome sommusi• a r some with es li t ti onthe the directors, and were envoys red to investigate app. of the snouts. Bat it was felt that a estawit- W. ° portion F. It. 11 port ; inted in • limey manner like that d not roma D a ight sad authority with the directors and shwa holders wbith • committee appointed by so large • sesetieg se this wesl4 have. (Hear , hear.) It might be mid they F Naval ndets kith W. H. E. nu:. 0 R. Inn, C. J. Balfour , aid 1 7 1ady mM0g0 utwi............... 4 F . yot p( ke To m to onq , tila ton PM. savor , 100, screw, at Vevey 2 ,“ tea Sasepareil, 74 mew, at a - It LAZE NIOAT'II 41A211311) MAR DEPARTMENT. Dm. L gen .6 . 5ykea . ...... ........... • 3 ul = s' . l . ...... .7. Winged had no right to demand this ' investigation, but Its bald that nth st e mmnt mymemsme-unmementamin pegs= to thewhia • 5 -•• 3 1 Vmd, zutswir ....... ... T....-. a =Way har Melee The Porte - •• .. .. 8 8 8 4 ... ..... il Mee --...-.- taVkiner ............. Thema 4 . $ . $ ... 8 I: 1863 ted te h o uses • rehettakisforisrunir.Randt and f ew er e* , iht got u r em it y i tn,..ae of d tb il: was I boug ka I o ad were coadionsod. The old lady wean life the lease t • for died about five weeks ego, but I did not know. ut to known the property all my life. I was born on it, u dI am now 67 an of age. Sarah Marsh-I live at No. 16, Little Swan-alley. My at lOU 'nice the item for interest, d noted, being wholl Mr. Bagley, = beet ours. Leon, of Paris attracts , iso 7 1 , f , which wen very complicated. In Y.. net, . with ked for an adjournment. husband formerly renWd the whole of No. 9. We lived In 1_ 1 :, 1 " 1 .1_ I t _ l e tat miti 7 Mr. Chidley, ter a naditor , wished for an opportunity of - aa i - i .- is oe the .;--,--. oototiao t r f r i Pen tic upwards of 16,0001. was ITlA "th tlly out vouchen. ful of lie or eight ern:titan (including Chlna 11 and Mr Lund, of London) also Pern 6 MA was. , montlL tlap b. the bask was in the position of a merchant who failed, and be mptala, whim; A. W. m. ne g ." Tellow.heii . he did mot think it unrouonable that nostrellathlai li o e l th . th : al 1 S°ll l-nea . yi .. ..... ; ,.......;. 4 _ .. 23 t ni t it wit metal when • merchant failed for toe crediten to da 0.3 • wham newt P eoili s triers vil ionsweld solsOntive mat, . •Peoti th lime' ig, an d eamoyed from It m o m thy.. c an sit ,. 1 t was oa t • s m ur . i;i ya y rn as ment should take plane, id that the crediton he representedwanted Cap_e4r o Coodl , I wad an inningatlea lath tee caste of tee sispeestes- under tth rapel weresst et 11131 Oast= thee. Bra to Grey ,Tommy.,. 8 1 linnet ......... II of repair, but aot particularly so. We took it as an old 1 s . C.= I ) tri- ~ OW h. 'tatty Boy 3 1 Prime of °nap ....- S (beau, bea•)-and on the present occasion then wm • pretty 77 t• 11 • bt 17•• • •••-C•7••• 3•6•13716"Illt - istimat ' -" The emayer.... .... 1 I Oen .... 3 bones sad expected moth*, else. We told Mr. Crane of t . c. ~k now what bad become of their prop. The ~ht unarapt aad his pluton. had coninienoed with pital, ;.,"" ititie - E Sept. 3 -• r mage. mouth. 1 ryton -... , ; , moose, Ose some things that wasted doing, and he had them done. I Illitegreis body Of ciedrore to afa i fe ( b it d eman d. (Omen / Lib Iteensent el lbsg-thplaltitilliseg Heim tt a l,. Herald ............... 4 1 Newmpan .... ..... ...„ 3 I 1 If the pretest meeteg appointed a committee to act os their by panalmse, vlse Marra Unbent Odeon Pk ' Poiwass _ .. 4 1 Media 3 never beard a cracking noise as of bricks falling or anything end i now there was a deficienty of 76,G001. ; surely some m e t e Voce ...- of that sort. I never felt any alarm at the condition of the behalf tbey eos!el, be obi to sea nain the available wets May C. 8., premeted, by prents. to em nesanatilOlßßlßlloool see the bankrupt owes poorly Madeira seli .h a e nat e icin oogbt to - be l given. haw, and bad no anticipation of its falling. 1 } ..... Fishers= I Mee ReasiCessol II of the beak ; scd if tha Mamma:it which appeared in one coloneley; lawakeest Plaggyalierles tiordlaga to bt new= ea Alice ••••••••• .... : : Thi , ol . o , s ... •••••• of the laving ,rese al s of that atomics was comet, that rueh e t e ,..., : t es e B e rm t ,__Eella Ge or ge lielleeil he he lenteme w s L...typ io t ....7 -.. 3 7 poopeme 3 Rinsed Hewitt, City policeman, No. 154-I have known n appointed assignets. fruit ..__ 100,0001., and two creditors for very small "moues have Capedererda 2.1 %pt. 9 ... the bones in question eighteen mouths. It was on my beat. ''''' $ • Cuencingyres Ma Hard Philip Grams Nam pet, to be ----Mr. =l= aid that was owing to the creditors being riatund lan the back being sodas nut r they could only tome em the ...` 1 7...7,... i . y ..,„ ~,„,,-E:= stork ... 3 7 Inkilfili ...... ..... 3 The tenants had ads Rey complaint to me that We 8••18 " ITOII .. dept. 13. Tamar I omen is the first la stance, and could not wake • demand lied roe; -fr ant Ch;latopbet llelA to he Deolessat, by Vandal ...-. ............4 7 Meese -.....-, 3 lands 11 ea tie stsreholders till those assets were eahnited, it was vice Calvert, who Penn ; Heentlawlies TalliA, pm, to 11 • 1 • 1 7 , ; n . mut Guinn!" and important t i mortals at ones what wen 63 peseleer., vies ilieshelL The 3 7 Tanta 8 3 7 Tendon ........„..., 4 bone was in a daeprous state. About ten =imitates pest 12 P rieci P ell f 7•••728t "' ea Tuesday night I baud a crukisg, aad rumbling, and until • a ea T_ kg ex ination was ultimately adjourned til th • 31 ■ t w had= (oactept Ma th* really avai.able area of the back. (Cheers.) The Slit !tot _._ O • I3 , II ._MMIXIMION‘Wates Nem the 17 th Fmk Ir•••••7 '1" 7 •7_ • 7 trythen.................... 3 antamieg. I went to the spot, aad found that the boute Mr. Linklater asked for a (antitank,' of the allowance tans and 1 bg by =noes -( 9e. ..... .... 1 had fallen . It appeared es if it had fallen bodily tote October. let and "bareback's they knew wore liable to tt • last finales; ofh. b k Eloadaras). luta nth . c k at 7"3 .7" .. k, h. im pago. 77.7 m i=gago ak ‘.3•347 7.m. ... 3 . 7 ik.77.387 .m. m my. Clilliss y g a . mewls& ....-.- 4 7 rt ga tnist ......... - 8 I ground floor. I got assistance, and Mrs. Siebert was got t o t • r nt 9 t -ti t t w_ett_ basieg testified to venutitit M of the antit ' Trans! 16 1 °1 Solent their property to make good the debts of the bank. m a nn,t s s s aumsma &waft es be ky melee& Ike ~„_Pwelle 4 71 12 out. She is much *Jared, and is now in the hoepital. The Mr. Whitson , the oMci I assign ee, . Grey Town.. " mu. unman. , 1 • (Cheer ) If they at cues rushed into law they would *ear bi s aki t ro ; limp gimp utimssm a scap.A. aim* rm. .~ - esp•ro• and would be aloes time out of their gamey, ohms, vies aernoby. flettorer 14th Pod-lisjor thowlead Mai te bo Iselosell NMI% 16686 11 • 11 . 1 Um* ** --- I s 7 1 , B ..a. lay . ftbal• . ***-- 43 I ten th the ally ; ha did not men, aid eppeand to =dead. P ilin g Ma• MCM•MaIMM I oh= al by coneassicating with the directors and adoptingl I sin saw the throe children taken out • they appeared to • proper and pod mous c,nrse they mis t be sh.e to *buts P umh , a/ N a r P IPP A A ,, 61.11 , a W .,,* T .: Illare 's.. ala alkaa ...e..... aaaa i r e llincepie .............. -... 3 7 Tyre.- "............. 8 I be all dead. A woman Mn. King's sister, and • chtld, Oesaeer- this quattion had bees very much censured in at me of rice His Honour 'sit that the CORM which he pursued on eigu rern mia ... is • abort time • satisfactory tettlement of the claims cm Vi' i d o l' i t...i..li du ar f r o dZii.".r i a o ' dmid b i %• mary .... .. - .... ....7...... 4 7 Orsmpan ". ....- ......... 3 I were alto taken out of ' no rains. They were hen, but I papers (iilludieg to • recent "Mel* in the Daily New). bat Madura ...) n zept. 17 .. j 'loath . he certainly did sot allow that to disturb his pates of mind. NIWORR • ••• ' °notes. month. the bank. ( Cheers ) The Sovietisation which had already y........ry. yet use , who m o m " . 0 ' Jabs it. Mary Copp 3 7 Pelts - .. . Parma of ldt th il e Silent I : taken place was only supsefitial, but he believed it ',inland anuses be whinge isseihminalgn Arthur ovation ........... ..... 4 7 Debut liimillicm 4 . Grineraliy speaking, be thought it desirable test creditors ~_,_. ! I e : • variety of transmutes tome of which would not bear the thands, to le Border Chief ._ 4 7 light as they ought to do, and trued that the bask specs- Mith Feet-Caw& beam 161165 e I =6, llm ilma ibeeitli Feb t, W 4 • 7 •4 .........- late& in °Nests which did not Imitatively come within the w i le °WOW. ' d m I W e leWt s r aaam eet k uMWM =el Indend ...... 3 ns -...... I Otranstly -.....- 4 7 reemegest a ......... « a mope of bantam, transactions. (Hear, hear.) However 71 ,b 11 . 14.4 ' 4aseemer is em eeem e am e m i ' il l tesn is bi a."" br nim 's.ung. Q c"b"° - .......- -1 7 7 Thami lliddielea 3333" 3 3 by any 044 is the makbbewillota WW e h°ll. Win g in " should treat bankrupts liberally in tt il matter. If a bank .." ...... 131 Oct. t ...I ileelth " Get. 1. ........... dangerous state. By a Isrymanl do not essaider it a part of my duty I report to the district surveyor that y , ~_, in a dasgerous state. If I were to see any such 1 should to rupt's conduct had bus bad he ought to be poniebed for it fr „ . k... a .. ..... by • suspension or refusal el . his certificate, and not by remerilh . E Sept. it ... $77- Cimbial Oet.6 .. Ethlope • men a mean or IOW:WOOL allowance. In Oil these w ~ ,,f Af r a I j Matt. 111 ag h bad b k ' conduct had bun before 'RIF - C• 1011. however a an rept a Be t , gr a 1 t that might be, their Rfat duty was to appoint a committn, tamed essimrepg India n,„ w. = P re I. l 4 pa si ne i si iimuit Good Yam --- II 7 Oseemeheise end seat to adopt suck zussures as might be seessamy to ey pructme Aim Chibmel, whinier& Me Blain , =Pe ------ 1 7 1 / 7 1717 t e•-• •-.^ 8 Xs. Elliott, charehwudos of St. Stephen's, Coleman- his bankruptcy, if he afterwards snorted himself to get in Amorin... 1 I Every lei. 1 pod. 844 .. ;?!Irt. 8- Canada obtain the immediate repayment of theta money to the di- Drum to ' es thselessea, by peas= Mee _ __ a te ......-...- 4 7 1004...................... a his estate, he ought to receive a proper allowance ; the United States I 3 7 Lava platen and euitomen of the bask. (Cheen.) After the t0r a.. 25 Wieekule a „...... Ilimkotte .... .._ ol oB B d/ reethema e nwil ineams; ~,....,."Pm R7 --- ---- 3 street remarked that then were a great many honest in -_. . 3 7 Tom Thumb .......... 11 BritlahNorth I alternate pool. Batas .. , int. 11 Pattie mettles of that *venni, he hoped some ether su ="„„, - . 11 • 111 %,,,,,... • •••,,,,,................" 1,11. "•= 1 T i5 hi1...6 ii... v o e 7 p e w Willis. 3 the loitality that t r r esnired elimination by the district sur- matter was too trifling to affect tbe dividend. On this thdienhAtal lnt. PI d 1 Oar - i bask might eme forward to aid and seat the au s u s - sa -••- a s a lr a . --- ' V ..--.. rem, and he ho that the sanitary inspector also would mane his teepee on more ellicient than it &epees= to be. question he wss dopoted to defer to what might be sag- „ ay .... 3 ... dn .. Coheil elate; honk- WM. „ es. £0 Lier. British Bank, as she Loodon and Warminster Bask Itth Ibsen ligmeesie. from the Ilbit Pc*, to M a g e ge r . - -8 7 ansider , ...... 8 The Coroner said the po!ice inspector, Todhuater, had told • Mr Niehaus sad the assignees were for continuing tte lirPtabalorth 111 Wyk 10 .. 1 gested by the assignees. • metre. noon I allowance. amen's es a former earasios came forward to obviate the *am= be espeds. eke Hawn Week eke eadnages t Caplets C. et. - 3 7 147 1 17 • 7 •• •••••-•^-• $ nests which atom hom the stoppage of a Titivate hook. 341111 ..... m... 13 .1 1 •M0rti, km Os fieth met lobo mesemsehe Whillmado eta ? -........... $ 7 De nisi - 8 Ms he had a list of louses is 0 • neighbourhood which be yr. Fielder, repranntiog creditors to the amount of „.__ ids ..... 1 1 -- . V. • ~ l h I user. tam ..... ; 4 ", u itheo. (Hour, hear .) He keen* that groat diettem sad latteaveal• Cesoweld --........... 8 7 fbi Coll eras= -Dr. Wandered to be in a ruinous state, and which he intended 1,6001., objected to any further allowance. The bankrupt ‘-••• Tuesdays. / P c* axon imilfeesailla aggIMMI-Cegada NM HM IS, HOW UM% The . l e_, -•-• • • • 4 7 lain. $ to forward to the district suns= a.. had got 1,6001. by the &lonia of hills a few days before the meows, eenaineed, espeeialiy at the other side of the river, km * a s s & h alo . h a dm g ams% si s s as dk aanak gapint Daygge -- . 8 7 Orey Pyrrha ..... a Mr. W. C. Daily, one of thell-Moratag. 1-Inentag. by tin tailors of the beak. sad les therefore , Is se section Chu Menne Illimea- Jean Theemee• Onatolfghs le be Taws& Geer- -- 4 7 Newmarket. -- 4 Rd " ; id he Id f to al'ow with Mr. Taylor, took ea Itiesesil thereopesslbllity of eines hellillalf.W Iplifebna. TIM presses/ I Imp (more. Itimie - p i t a . du thon 02 . d. sod be mid dias Ni g l abra ni a sh at ne th a s . o 7 - ah ba sing and this amount was wholly unaccounted for, OS Wednesday musing the demised penes' were brought W mend meeting. ( Chas ) ptur Ma Sward to be Isesesest, purees= nee MIL tokens I. Denressweter... 8 7 Deanne • 4 so long as the assignees required the IIeITICIO of ll• LniirOOL tern AT TOI/Self PORTIL-Teotrige (se), Joker, Mr. BRIRIDAN Mid tart at the meeting to which tie minds Venom 4 7 Th e DOW .- .....««.. 3 to the hospital. Palmer was deed, Met •appeared to have our ._. . . . _ . dot veil Eliza Ann, at Conttanthrmls: Bathes (s.), at Triem ; Sarah. end IJNATTACEICIA liellimpara. -- 4 1 Arago Welt of their own pr -pony. The agoutis= must be dams referred then were slime 160 or 200 gentian's Brom mut Du b in Buou, mu , s i i . Ta t h Foot. to t o eta b ei h s Bassi& I I eppeared to have all died of saffnalles, and if aho had l it . . bankrupt, for by the law bantrapts were etrippe • (ash at Napkin : Carcs, at Malaga (leaky); Muhl, Julius. and Wininwl. gni thin Dieted him is the chair. Thee asked __•__ -...... __ . • a run. e. of.l. a I 8-0- ....... ..A ela..• I. 1s eh.. .0.1•1 noment 5 an. o•l4l Lug . at th e amount sanctioßed by the tongues. Gleam, st Riga ; Maria, at C o p ; 121 do, at Hamburg; itlescs which aver hon flee - seppag; of a priest? 1711. (Hear, hem) He hem that groat &ems sad iscoaveal saes was ocitesisaad, irsparidby at tba other side of aeries!, by tb• Were of the beak, and be thersfort. to seal tactile. with Mr. Taylor, took sa litkaaa Ike reepeadlility of *Om yevartat uteetlag. (Mara ) Mr. law oar odd that at die nadir, to which tie ebalsmas referred three ware Noe 150 or 200 eentlewes 1:111eel they Oared his la the cbair. They asked 4 Mmarars what they aossiesed t do, sod Oa directors M teem to know what to middy. They.therefore, resolved %Jibe the natter into their esti band,, and act for vs.'s Ni,,.. (Cheer..) They selected a committee of a team vary charaeter, C3Otittinn of himself, Mr. Brows, Mr. Wakefield, Mr. fitaalty. sad Mr. Minton, to set for them. The committee iseated.avtly took steps ti coll•et se =my shankelons as they could, in order to obtain from thine soma eaplaaatin se tithe aff,ire of the hank, and this day • meeting of Menton and shareholders, csaaidieg of some eighty pmts.—so vet, lane member certainly, but suflienat perhaps to test the feelfag of the "nerd body—was held. They heard of the meedag Wadi was to be held htn to-eight, sad when they wan oohed what they proposed to do, they man a proposition with whisk M thouetit the meet's, *tight be %a:nobly well satisfied. (Lead cheer,) Tao proposal of the dire/noes end itharelso.dt re then woe this, that it the depositors would ttiEl gin them a little time they would pay every one is (Cheers) It was urged oval tee mentors that thty Auld ',or I mote Immediate relief to the d , positive who wen ta the greatest distress-11st the wenn shoald be paid Gist sad the ,:cleat depositors alterwatda It sensed only Isle that this d.pialton who had received nose el the pollts of the bank 'lnlaid be Peet paid. (tThears) lie must do the shirr/totem preen' the junks of saying that they declared then...lan ready to pop up their nun, mad who'd dad 10900.1 is thrte weeks If it use wasted. (Coen ) It the sha-eholden were wage to meet the dec. , ' is that way, the depositcrs ought to meet them in a emestoud.nr spirit. (Cheers ) O s . g-,,derain peep net to give 5,000/ himself ti.aight (Cheers, Std ev.e. of ••Netne.") Mr. Aldermen Yeneedy. (Chien.) It was priposed that two of the connaftnie and two of tic aharettoklen should have genes to the lank hooka., which win sanded to. (C 0..,,.) The I ropoiltica made by the direct re and sherelsoldees was to pay 6s. is me math; as. Is three months; 65. in sin months; sad the (This easouseentent wait received The Tuition wi telt this mating wos'd sot be more for their .net of this kind then to ran when they wou:d kept out is years. (Hear, hear.) This ~ Into Chosen; bog ago, awl posed had been paid. Ifs - best coons to adept was .4 time; and es as Satre net the directors • kcal f pies Al of the catnap to tha de that the dimwit, gave their thing coati be one legaily. Id them the real g of what would thick it eatisfact , ry. been at the Lash the weak Jig a large stoke in the con , sesetlng that it was the feeling depositors in an honourable s, the neeesaity of litigation., depositor. would not be dis t dation. (Hear, hear ) not believe there occurred 111 which entailed greater dis Melli as people thin the stopping . (Hear, hear.) Led - 1111, till the 3rd of the sees* .r and rich, bad to &pea .e the dth, would shoed en, which, howtver, is order object to a maw tens of :clad, to. (Hear.) Well known( ,ed fa Lambeth, he nodal om the supgerion was din, ih ped the rein,' of it woald be world that they could endued sad eesesserstal wee, without MIR Meet Beam, hen the 74 th Foot, to be tea*, b poirs, belle Iters hikivm• w. D. Mn e& C.D., Stit Drawee Cart* to hoe lie WeftO rias ementelse ersiontive leak, men the noel vuenotetelb Sant 116 ya Seim D. Newby. IS Feat, to have his tenet teak eseweeted eatemtive reek. usir the re* venom of !kb Ostelsr. • . . _ POSPITAL BUM AnMist Sewn Mateo lio - aleeilUit - eis the I.t Toot, to be etelime maw tothettrom The segelotemt d dirt Sews Mem lola lariny. sairafiry Yap let Feet. le he mitiot moo le the tem" as Natal theN(holle el let awass.lllB4 Ins bon ettoelled. The oademeedeosietMos atelltosometesee Yes emelt to ded, to,, belmiso low etteries tot *air ember i—Oe. tee Chow Wrialtk Meths Mhos leseelisliteh M.D., Overlie ILD" Item, Etedoetea Isserelle. WWI* Otay DDo Weisel Patkrr. Moo Alsaisie William Arthur Deltals. Breed Crimea WUUm Torben& re, retlred fun ley, 14th Foot, to be mast peoral. the rest Wog 11111111111ADUM. hco ID orary only. Najaf Nap Palltaky Mane. IPS doi Itestasek Imo Isla pernimpi Undo. bus So anise Os oh at his insabiss. It Wag &kat Is bosuns oaks la Ostbs. CHATILLIC Ban 6. Au order has been received by Calomel H. Savage, Eagicern, :or the ereetioa of a Dumber of hats war Br-mptoo Barracks. is a Ilse with the fortilleatioas, I. addition to those already built sad occupied by the troops heloreirg to the Royal flappers end Moms, it being the letrhtion of the authorities that the new hate shall he occu pied reclusively by the merriei cca toustairekwed oilcan and oleo beloogira to the corps of Royal Bagineers.so a to give winnow aseensaedetioa for the married sea. The ire has bees already marked out and the oreetialofice huis will be seessessea immediately, he order that the men may take pesieselow of them before to. winter. The appointment of paymaster to the British &pets sad deteehmerate at this sarnees, ,swat by the death of Pay master F. H Dalßety, has bees conferred epos Brevet- Major J B. Wheatat me, 45:h Reediest. The Mitering dicers, boloosirs to the Provisional Battalion, ham boss oilfired to sold theme:yes is readi ness to embark isiandiately for Madras, for the purpose of jolting the headquasten c f their teeniest. is Indio, vie.: Captain W. Shinn, Realm W. Lissa', sod Bs•ign H. 0. Batemsa, 434 Regiment ; F. J. Basadme. Lieutenant R. Maybary, Resign H. J. W. 0. Hes• y, &alga R. F. F. Humphrey, mid Elmira H. Pearson, filth Rodisseat. Pak I De4=l;ides .... —.. I 01.3143 Jokes/ Telt ...... 4 1a 4 4 el Iladurood 3 Elvoisak 6 i 6 IS 6 IS 6 IS 13 IRELAND. DUBLIN, ears. 6. The Cork Constitution states that the Arctic, United States surveying ship, which had taken soundings from St. John's, Newtoundland, to Valenti', on the Irish coast, with a view to submarine tekegraphie communication between the two hemispheres, le about to leave Cork immediately to continue bee soundings back to Sr. John's. It is expeoted that July next the whole cable will be laid down. M r. Bright, the secretary of the Magnetic Telegraph ' Company, and Mr. Outtalk their ssaaget in Cork, bane just retsrned from an inspectio• of Valenttaand its neighbourhood, with the view of assertaining the best site for the terminus of the submarine cable. At present it is believed that the course the telegraph wi:l take inland will be from Valtntia by subterranese wire to Tralst sad tbvice along the proposed Mee et railway, on po le, to Killarney, thence to the jaw don. and so along the rest of the lice to Loudon. The Limerick papers state that Mr. Mousy bee retired troy the outset for CloonseL 12 If 19 10 10 10 bit Owlas hulas barn Mosta. al \sr mat; fo ix* limns rO4 me Guammu alsrul as c belani Duaday. 01 (147 sale.) Ars of 10 Early NA .... 5 5 leak 50spioni .. .... 4 0 4 1S —. 4 IS %ads: 4 13 Leda 154141 m 4 10 Ilscabsed 4 no Moyer 7 Lase Alfred 4 7 lMla 4 4 ---- 4 =4 ••••••• Wes — Tom 71st „ $ Peter Wilkins .._ Spinster -.« king De Waist bi Cot! melees -- Dr- Wees Grey Forbin Neereserk•L -- 4 Ras 'MOW* Deceenter ' 4 The Mar ..... 3 Sulu 3 lettaidatios 3 Map as Wein ......$ Hereghtee 3 b I by Aleza—Dneir • 41lataa—Allee e by Casysebes. ont 'heed Morels for the life of ea old lady, who, I hear, died about three weeks ego. I do sot recollect the amount of the repairs dose Is oomequnco of the notice from the corporation, but what was done was satisfactory to them. Ms. Henry Crane— I live at 19, Bell-alley, sad am as.. maga at Masan. Monis and Omahas street. I sat the landlord of the btu' that hes fell, a down, and of f others that are studing. Whea I first had them Marsh hod Nos. 8 and 9 on an ander beam, sod 41 them out to weekly Masan. The hut five weeks I have had than oa my own hands, end I used to "Qat the rents and to go to the bosses for that purpose. When I meat on Saturday fa* night to Mrs. Pollen for her rent the called my attendee MI a board that was loose he the floor ear the fireplace, sad you mold see down Into the oilier theough the hole. Lest' Saturday night I went man, but titers was no ono la. I went gala oa Sudsy morning. I saw Mn. Pallet, lie paid me thereat but did sot say anything. Beyond tbitiou plaint of the board no other acceptant was made tome. Os Sudsy morning I went intones empty ennead looked round to it. what general repairs were wasted. A smell pleas of board wanted putting down, which had been tore up by a premium tenant to bane. I saw nothing to indicate that the house would fall down. I was la the house three hours before it fell. The bottom sum was empty, and I went to take • muuremout prepseasepM erenvertiag it into a workroom. A wadi or two bane I had emp loyed men to repair ell the windows, swept la ILlmjeresea, - end I did not do It la hie, because he was a bad tenant. Whoa Marsh tuned the hones over to me the Wants had broke, nearly eery endow is the house. I rewired sone" trots the sanitary inapoctor to lizeswash and mule the house. I did not suppose that that meant substantial repaint. I had col tested the rents far Mr.Rendelifer sight mains years, and in 1863 I bought his Margot, and after I got them three of tee houses were coadenned. The old lady whose life the lease was for died about Sys weeks ego, but I did not know. I have known the property all my life. I was born on it, sad I am now 67 yews of age. Sarah Marsh—l Ins at No. 18, Little Swan-alloy. My husband formerly rented the whole of No. 9. We lived in It, and removed from it about throe years ago. It was out of repair, but not particularly so. We took it as an old house sad expected modem else. We told Mr. Crane of some things that wanted doing, and he had them done. I never beard a cracking noise se of bricks falling or anything of that sort. I never felt any slam at the condition of the house and bad no anticipation of its felling. Hewitt, City policeman, No. 154—1 have known the homes In question eighteen months. It was on my beat. The Mama had ado any complaint to me that the buss was in a deeprous state. About ten entente. pea 12 ea Tuesday night I baud • effeckieg, and rumbling, and screaming. I went to the spot, and found that the hours bed fallen. It appeared es if it had fallen bodily to tte ground floor. I got assistance, and lin. Sibbert wee got out. She is snook inhered, and is now in the hospital. The man, Palmer, was got oat about two hours afterward. ; he waste the alai ; he did not mom, and appeared to indeed. I also saw the throe children taken out • they appeared to be all dead. A woman ' Mn . King's sister, and a child, were also takea out of the rains. They were hurt, but I believe not seriously. I bays not had my attention called by any one la the neighbourhood to the house being in a dsngsrou state. By a Juryman-1 do not sunder It a part of my duty to report to the district surveyor that I have seen any hoses in a dearness state. If I were to see any suck 1 should report the fact to the Inspector. Mr. Elliott, churchwarden of St. Stephen's, Coleman street, remarked that there were a great many houses in the lo cality that :puked "luminances by the district sur veyor, and he ho that the sanitary inspector also would make his teepee on mon Aland then it appeared to be. Ike Coroner said the police inspector, Todhuater, had told him he had • list of houses is tt • neighbourhood which he eonsidered to he in a ruinous state, and which he intended to forward to the district surveyor. Mr. W. C. Deily, one of the hues omens at the hos pital, was then called, and he stolid that shout three ea..* on Wednesday miming the demand paean were brought to the hospital. Palmer was deed, end appeared to have been so for sons time. The two boys wen also dead. Tiny appeared to have all died of saftestios, and if a house bad fallen down and they in it, they, would present the sp• pearsam that thee. anus did. The tastable Hewitt was neelled, and be stated that the girl, who was evidently deed whoa extricated from the near, was taken to the church. legman Todbanter stated that whoa he meat to the house, which was immediately after it fill, he sew • men, who stated be was a surgeon, and he retained him imme diately, bat from sometbieg that fell from him he fanned that he cam not a medical man, and he nun seat to the ear. peas living In the neighbourhood. de no one man, be seat for Mr. Child, who arrived before*" lest body was laltea out. Ajarystan remarked that it bad but proved' that the he... was la • bad etas tan or eleven years ago, and they ought to bays mon evidence of what was done thes,:os the apnea whine than took place might have led to its felling now. The Conan said the condition of the house eleven yeas ago only ben remotely noon its felling now, sad besides the y had realms' that the house was repaired at the time. Thejaty Maim upwind in opinion that no farther 'Mean was necessary, The Coroner said the question they had to amidst was, bow these panes came by their death, and there could be no doubt that it was caused by saffoostion, from the lolling of the how fa whisk they were. That behig so, they would have to go farther, and say what in their judgneat we. the "use if the buss falling, and was its failing to be attn. bated to the gross negligence of any one / When the law cut a public duty. g Ily speakieg, • breach of the, duty, or a neglect to perform it, would mike the party rO. speasib's for that whisk was the natural result of his moonset. 'Una, said so much, be summed up the evidence, and stated that, as to the diarist surveyor, it did not appear that soy oae had celled his attention to the dangerous state of the house, nor had he himself observed it ; and with regard to the owner, Mr. Crane, there was as evidence that any one had 'otiosely sailed his attention to the feet that the house was in a dangerous state. He we. only told that a board wanted repairing. Ho reminded the jury that if they wen to bring la a verdict to implicate soy oa., seas to muse his to be put on hie trial fa a criminal offence, they would not be jostified In doing so, from the mere fact of them having been inadvertesee on the cart of anyoos, but there most have been gross twilit/awe. 1 f they did not think then was evidence to incriminate any one, it would be their duty to bring la a verdict of accidental death, and if coupled with that they thought fit to make any addition, he should be happy to realm it. The room was then clewed that the jury might delibe rate, and In about hall en hour, when the public were re admitted, The Foreman stated that they bad agreed to • verdict of .la:oldest.' death,' and that they wished the following addition to be made to the verdict The jag 'neatly recommend to the Conessiesioaen of Smote that they ' would authorise • special survey forthwith to be auk WI all buildings in the City of London that from ages er mkt calms may be sapposed to be out of substantial repair." The Conner said he medially agreed with that rues - sandatiou. The Forums stated that a sabseriptioa bad been intend (ate far the benefit of the other pupas who bad suffered by the accident, bat whose liven had bean spared, and that it already amounted to mon than 1001. The Coroner said since the hiquest onameneed Mr. Law nen, the surgeon, bad handed to him a seversign which laid been given to his by • lady at Tottenham fog Mn. 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Igesacni, of It, Quemealtardene, Bmghton, had *Offered with ' , Pine- Ise in her legs for the last fifteen Tear., and although she obtaimd toe beet medical ale, and tried every remedy that could be protons", yet she derived no benefit until she used Holloway's °Moment and Pills; these inyalusble med . ciam have effected a perfect cure, not. wPhstanding Mrs. Beeson was In the (Nth year of her age, sod she now *cloys betur health than fer many years before.—Sold by all Medicine Venders throughout the world ; at Professor Holoway's entebliahmente, 244, Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York: by A. Stamps, Constantinople ; A. Gaither, Smyrna, and E. 1 Muir, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. - _ Wane la sine seethe. (This am with goners! churl's.) The ciot bed to welder was, whether it wo , Miens to make an arrangement Inn the Court of Chaser ry, when et their money for the or six ye, Ttnensr, Bask had has pot into re only 2.. 61. Is the pound moot saigne, Mier, that the 1 be it,. the directors a little 4 miseasles he added a proviso that HIM of imsbasos ander the oral of peahen for the saw doe. T. the teseailltee swat, provided the the . (How, btu.) He bad now told II took plow, sad be breed they woe Mn, Huncritrr 'Mil he had be. of yeeterdey and to day, having a sets, and be mild ammo the meet of the director, to Reset the dept way, sad io eeo.d, if poerible, it (Heel, heir.) He believed the de, eppoiated as to one iota of their its Mr. It TAYLO:t 4aid he dot not their Meter, • stresmstance whist on Wire. Otis, an d indeetrioite of the British Beek. ( het of their keep.er ones hi ekes se amp pewees, both p.o.e. nosey to in,., their Ilan lilies en Justify him jolt, see Ma 4 era, w that they manila %thews the euttiee be 'meld net wive storm:its to as navies wr.ieh wee tossed. I *teed "nth Mn. Weld, to whom tl salsa this eseetses. B. toped .1 Oat they would show to the IMO Reutersthin ale of quanta' sad I OTAlM—Fortelts to to do. IL Cutleidgealre Cor-a. Masud Ar !MM 3 elash 7L Owe, sews - ..... ..... 4 Massy 4 h= 3 :l . 64•41 . 3 Artelbs Om Adam 4 Ilworue « _ Ilareabss 4 t slater Lady Pk••••• Osswa Okada .......... (wet Imislate ..... Esa . away a aim las Newington TRW t• Ilawa — Ormel 3 11,4111116- $ NW Plat 0013 a Teo& 4 by Paragons-Bam 4 Wks Itaphwel Omar Pasha . Byres 3 Tresebsey Alk• Westeseil 3 3 law Prk Oudilhe • by Othads-awha 3 Peat MMus .. KW timUssi= 3 ITN Ties ...... : 1 L 33.3 3 . : a TM warm Amp Tim Iblib ap de Mai b • by badly • by Onysessa- 11•1••••• • 3 I Tins Dew .... i 3 0 7 13 7 13 11 112 6 II 6 12 7 7 7 7 I 7 i i 1 4 1 4 $ THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. • --- The petition filed yest.rdsy in thissase hu been ballotted to Mr. Commissioner Htlroyd. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL Germs Thomas, glass Harrington, and Henry Hillyer, alias Theastpr, two lawyers' elerks, were placed at the bar on remand, charged watt being concerned in various rob beries of Post-office receiving booths. Mr. Peacock, the solicitor to the Post-office, conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Neale attended on behalf of the prisoners. James Maine, City police constable 360, proved a former conviction against lii,lyer, in the name of James Anderson, en the 23d of March lest, when he was sentenced to three booths' imprisonment. George Hodges, 29 A, proved a firmer onviation against Thomas in May, 1854, when he bad nine months' hard labour. The evidence, which was very voluminous, was then read over, after which the prisoners, who reserved their defence, were fully committed fir trial on three charges—the first, of stealing a letter thatainieg • money order, and forging the receipt to the said money order, on the 31st of Decem ber; the second, of stealieg • letter containing IN.; and the third, of stealing a letter containing an invoices, by which they obtained the sum of 311. Os. 24., from Messrs. Hear►e, M'Cullimb, end Squire, of Bahopsgate.street. There was also another charge of stealirg a book, upon which they were remanded until this day. SOUTHWARK. - )(r. William Boyd, the owner of property in Cottage.row, near Bermondsel -wall, was summoned before Mr. Combs by Inspector Prier, the officer apprinted by the commis sioners of police under the New Metropolitan Bidding' Act, for baring his premises in a very dangerous state. lospecor Price said that in April let part of the place fell in, and it wu miraculous that no one wu injured. The whole property was in such a state from decay that the ownsissionen of police, by the 'dries of Mr. 8.. eves, the surveyor, bad sewed it to be propped op. Mr. Pries said that the whole must be pulled down. Mr. Reevel deposed to the facts as stated by Inspector Price. and Mr. Comb. ordar. d the plaes to be palled down within lltTell days. BiIIi3OLENCII —Oar reporter was requested by Mr. Combe to acknowledge the receipt of 6s. from C.M.M. for the poor boa of this smut. WANDSWORTH. Mr, Edward Swinish, a malt router, of Battens*, wu nnimoned before Mr. Etyma, under an set of parlia ment, which same into operetisa on the let of July, for hiving in the custody and pcusseioa oa the 2th of July, 20 bushels of row end immeshed corn aid grass, mixed with 100 bushels of malt, whereby he had incurred • penalty of 3001. According to the new sot no roaster of neat le allowed to have any raw or usgenainated urn or psis to Min with the milt. Under the old system 6 per out. of isurelted soon was allowed, which undend frauds very difficult to be diessured, sad the new WA well Saud to euresquriu. For the defense it was urged that the whit tbe malt bad bees purchased for germinated vela. Mr. Daman Mitsui the penalty to one fourth, gamely, 761, sad reemmosided that the Commaiesioure i lliland Reveise Auld be petitioned fee &father redact esyrrsi. num. Oxs Surtuwa DAT.— FRIDAY, 811?. 5. Aavitgams es s% Par, 0. 101 t 0. 101 ; Wow by Nom oldies, Oa Taal *U BIRTHS. COCHILAN.—Sept 2, at St 171:r7•;;I.o West tromp:on, the wife of C. Coghlan, Eat., of a son. DOUCK—tietd. 3, at Eldon.road, Kensington, the ink of T. A. Douce, FA.q., of a daughter. LW:M.—Beet. ,3, at s 3, N whampton-street, Bloothebury.square t Mn. Henry C. Lunn, of a daughter. MILLING lON.—Sept. f. at AVOM Lodge, Waltharnetow, the of Mr. lintlington, r of ant n. mipa-Erpt. 3, at Cavan lull, Tsars, the wife of the Rev. T. Mit'-f, of a eon. Itair.—Bept. 7, at Mice, roar Rittusgbourne, the lit aof LR. Ray, TN., at a Laughter. MABRIAOEB. CAMPBELL—BAYLEY :=;i7se..7.ateir.Peter's. Belgravia, by the ROT. J. !cooing. Carron of Weetiainster, J. S. Camphal , Esq. 8.C.5.. eon of tie Ist, Sir G. Campbell. of Fdenwooil. "Lit., to Ilenriethi PrarceN daughter o' W. B. Waylay, Er S. of Emomsquare. DALTON—BBOWN.-Bept. 1. at it. Mark's, Kennington, by the Be.. J. B, Dalton, 8.D.. Bolero( Peaveys. I eicewershlre• E. nat. ton, Feq.. D.C.L., of Dunkirk Home near Nallsworth, to Ellrabirba second daughter of the late A. Brown, Esq., of Claphiumrise, Chamberlain of the City of London. MOORll—CvTo.—trepe. 4, at st. Mark% Chetah, Kennington, Surrey, by the Pee. W. Sparrow Shapero. of Great Cbmierfoid, Dem Frederick William, eldest on of Mr. William Moore, of M. Ji.hreiswood, to Harriet Jaoe, only daughter of the late Janus Cato. lip. DEATHS. ADDY.—llept. 2, at Itlk'ut, Clara Ana, wife of Capt. J. Add!, L. T. O 1 LO 30. wife of C. J. 1111LONOIL—Bept. 3, at Roiemottnt, Path. Aniline, Torleam isq., Pap:outer of the British Recruit/ors Mettle., Kited 61. iINWICH..—Bapt. 2, Mary Asa, wife of R. Renwick, EN., of Hugh. Wore, Pimlico, aged 61. SUDLAND.—Sept. 3, at Caesodtsb.erewamt, Bath, .1. Itudland, Esc., lot* ILYA 10th Int. hinted anti pablitited W Rotor Roe Rau. tt No. g. Len= Rittek So Ow et landen. Maar. at lateoSea in Lae inown.is tiatteilnat 11111ael.Rezinnatattanli 1