The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-21 00:00:00

MI t .r ~Ec . . '7 - v, ,Y V /"'‘ f— • (-,‘,,,, . • . Hail /LW . '}- - "Id ' YAGER jTM ,Fo:ea tq Z I 3HT \lli 1, :v. 1 1 ~r , . _ ./11 • 41, • r Lir. s.r : .'( ~.'/ r V I 1 # No. 6,747.] T "L FORE IGN and COLONIAL GOVINN- NATIONAL UNION LIFIC AtiIBI3IIANCE Ai EN I TRUST, In Certlikatee of /100 each, bearing Mx COMPANY, Na rfib , Strand , Isinsten. interest. To be issued at MA. CSAIRMAIf—RDWIN NIESTZR, M.D.. P.l& I of this Trust is to give tbe Investor el moderate Dorm coAraw—Vke-Adadral CORKS the „ a m advantages se the large capitalist, in diminish- Naivete and prompectense any be had on application. ri,k of in to foreign and eolon%l government 11 &WRY SUTTON, T.S.S., Secretary. • - s %pre:Ain the Investment over a number of different I Dished' sal Local Agents wanted. , and r, serving • portion of the extra inkiest as a sinking • pty off the original capita COLO N Y. of NATAL. ,pitalist who at any time within the last twenty or thirty invested, say, L 1,000,000 in ten or twelve awl stocks, IMMIGRATION and FR MOLD LAND GRANTS. 1 .ith ordinary prudence would, on the above plan, not Greats of Government Land are given to men familiar with • x‘.- received a high • ate of Interest , but by this time have fanning operations, and posseming to mesas to tarn their , back his original capital by the action of the drawings land to account. ,tiag fuud, and held the greater part of his stocks for Applications for further information to be made to Dr. • MANN, the special Agent of the Natal Government, at the ' . believing It would be a convenience to the public Natal immigration Office, 15, Buckinghametreet, Strand, W.C., I, a mode of Investment were made generally aceeedble London. I rade arrangements by which well-selected government P. 0.: value of 11,000,000 sterling, will be placed In the - of the following trustees, oil : 'lon. Lord Westbury. George Wodebouse Currie, Eaq. ..1 testate Cecil, M.P. And • sentiford, Rau., M.P. Philip Rose, Eoq. Mg stocks, being all dlvidend-paying stocks of colonial governments, currently dealt in on the London , Kohange. have been selected for the investment, : an, Australian, Argentine, Canadian, Brazilian, Chilian, ,aa, Egfy than, Italian, Nova Scotian, Peruvian, Porte. ituesuin, Spaniah, Turkish, and United States Teo-Forties In gold : not more than 1100,000 being invested In the a 4 any one Government stocks will be made over to the Trust at the prices d in yesterday's aide lien ilath March). as certified by •minent Broken, plus 1.1 10a. for each .elOO of stock, for all espenese of the pmeheee and lesue,inclndhig damps[ • o Seen undertaken. t rice. and specific ammmts of each stock are specified in adele to the contract and Treat Deed. .ocrage rate of Interest of the Investment In the above - per tent., and a large number of them, parthneed eon :, below par, will be repayable by drawings at par, ;he period of the Trust. t this investment of L 1.0 0 1,000 will be netted 11,706 ser f -4 s.lOO each, with half-yearly coupons bearing Lt; per • t•-• 4 payable at the Banking-house of Mesa& Glyn, , and Co. Ist March and Ist September, the first -arc due on Ist September next. • lane will be 1,5 per cent., thus yielding an a • • ' .4 7 per cent., without reckoning the advantage par, and without including the value of the • to,ks purchased. i .:,nest, after paying the 7 per cent interest to rs, and the amount received from draw - hips, ~t... 1 expenses, be applied as a sinking fund in • iecates at per by annual drawings, wli,ch are so the I mance et a notary public in the month of a, • aeli : N table prepared by Mr. Janice*, late president • Aettuiries, the whole of the 11,746 eertilteates . robaldlity be thus paid off In it years, and there to the amount of 4000.400. nominal capital, • .: as a MVeriioll: accorditagly the Tram will be • as all the certificates have been drawn, or f years. whichever shall first happen there ., t, icing thou sold, and the remnant; czrdlicates, • o to the coupons for the half-yearly Interest, a ,• pr. • toting the share accretes to the certificate also,: version, will he attached to each cern . • .•it of revsrsion will be retained by the bolder . • • • , 11-Oate is drawn. a cats thus wade will secure the following ail . • , t-• 1:•.• v.•-esthete: t at 7 1 , r clot on the amount subscribed. • • • os Is 1,--r cent., by the repayment of capital at par CROYDON. —A Brewer's Full Licensed HOUSE. I 9 or hontedlete DISPOSAL. the Lease, goeSerlll. annum. and tarlatan of the old and well-astebilehed MUG H01.78V, known as the Royal Oak, Croydoe. Long Issas. Rest g 76. Let off FM. Cash reqdred about gee Pmmmts Mont tI2O purr month. Can be canaidersbly leamesd.—WlLLl AM JACOBS end Co, Valuers, 11), liontheapiou•rew, Bloomsbury, W.C. ROSENBTEAD, No. et, AVILWCZIOAD, ItIOSSTB-PA3X, the property and late mildews of IL GAMBAZT, Esq. MESSRS, FOSTER respectfully mammon for ILL SALE by AUCTION. at the Auction Mart, Totalitarian yard, Lothbury, sear the Bank of England, on MONDAY not the gird hut., et Id for 1, the very superior NEMD linkesels li= ds as Itesessalee4 alinsie No. et Avenneroad, babes the RegenVemsrk and Zoological-Gardena ilse resiblemie by an outlay of antral thsneand pounds, aide. by the known taste of the owner, been made oue of the most dedreble and perfect abodes on the estate. The domestic portion is re plete with comfort an 1 convenience, while the portion devoted to the rece of company has been greatly enlarged by th e ption addition of a noble yet tor e gollery fegnally adarta.d for a ben quettin,t mom, Milani room, or salon do Mums). which, by communicating with the drawing and dining rooms, and opening into *beautiful conservatory, form a suite of rooms charming in effect, and capable at accommodating a large amembige. A set of greenhouses and croquet lawn, and most capital etablb& add to the enjoyments of this deilghtful residence, which is held for about 70 yam, at a ground mat of GM. raweealon can be had on completion of the purchase.—May be viewed by cares only, which, with full particular, may be had of Yews Fosera, 64, Pall-mall; also of O. Bowen May, Esq., solicitor, 67, Itussellequare ; and at the Auction Mart. lIIHE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies has now become an Important feature. Moos the Introduction of Aram Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the EAsr INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on &tenni of It. 04,44 and exquisite flavour, promoted Its sale by every mean g r i g Tea Districts, then coodned to Upper Amon, have gradually extended, and Tom from other parts of fndL are arriving, thus offering greater varieties. The Comany are now selling Clasher, Darjeeling. Ac., at from Is. 1 0,1, to 44. rd. per 11t. ' , /s a China Teas as usual—Warehouses, No. 9. Great PI. Elden's churchyard, Bidsopegate. Price List forwarded on applkaUon. ATKINSON and Co., FAMILY DRAPERS. Samples of all lands of Drapery Goods forwarded ou application, suitable either for household or personal ass. Calimes and Calico fihecUngs io ercry make, at the loved rednced market prices. Fancy Shi Flannels for Drontei Gowns, Crlcketing or Rowley rts. — firs tleason's Prints, prtntod Cambric' acd Brilliants, frnm tie tint sumulacturern esleoluted by Mr. Jellleoe M upwards of t.alotal, eventually divisible mots the sub- itZotch and Ir Damask Table Cloths, Dinner Napkins and Skim. :scotch, Irish, and Barnsley liheethegs. Huckabsck. Mandl, 884 Turkish Bath Towels. blankcts, Counterpanes, Table eoven, Ra 198 ton?, w Erna isarge-Bai DGEILOAD, CONDOS. , c1..01t delay nt any torchm government the ,Url e rereivcd in any year should be burogleient not amount of interest on the certificates. the dell ! a first charge upon the rubserinent receipts, sob : 1:.: snts•sti allowance for expenses. ho li g to giro the fullest confidence in the security • . owl. the stocks will remain,arder the control of . _ • . the bank of Mews. Olyn. 1111 x, runic and Co., in.ttion of the trod, and the trustees will be an t • dividends receive capital repaid, etc and a i not ',c ved n interest and sinking fund aCcold • limier epeeist circumstances, will be vested In • .1 . t ~, :otnittce of certificate holders, to be chosen held annually for the purpose, and for . • .1 7 4 ;alma, trout the trustee& Aoditors as ;. • :,1p iided to make periodical inspections of the I tIo and any vacancies to the Trost will be • ....1., %proses management of the Trust are !Ironed • inn per annum. No other expenses • •!, -talc n n Itio.ut the assent of the Certtlicataboldenf • A.. 01..tdhs utter the closing of the subscription • of the certlscate-hoMere will he convened for • si•Niating • committee, la terms of the Trust mast 1* mate se the annexed fermi, accompsated a:I0 per omit all.treent is made the depnalta win he re . I. .Itietioa, aud where the certifloatce aliatted are • 1:•. • rolwr fur the surplus deposits will be .•• ....I. the allotment. • to he made n follows tlon .I••tmatt •'..t1.111 'day Jono AI 0 5 25 CHIAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON VE of the AIRE aad CALDER CLASB BOTTLE COM PANY Is for %ALE, at REDUCED PRICES, the premises at Free Trade Wharf, Rata!, being required foe wharf purposes. Orders for an the sew patterns sod the peteobelepperedi bottles as ornaL from the works, Yorkshire, and Os oft., 83, Upper Thameestreet, City. Ras r. nmy antkilmte thetr payments on the days when •t.ltoenti fall due, being allowed a discount at the • • . per annum. • t p orldes for the del:rcry of the stocks on the . nom wide h date the savant will bear Interest at .C 4 , .to mall the purchase Is completed. -31 rtiikates will he Issued on allotment, and the isiten-kt coupons attached, and also the ~ a, will he issued immediately after pAyment of • nt, OARPETS.—ATKINSON and Co. are now offer- IL/ lug to purchasers the whoa of last year's IIitURSILII CA It P2TS at present on hand. at a reduction of 25 per cent. To Managers of Hotels, large Consumer., sad Tsmilies, this notice Is quite worth their attention. Addrent —HO to 214 WEATIIINSTU-LUtIDOE4OAD, LONDON. ' ...... the meantre does not depend on the arnennt ▪ .I.)*Llnthil fart only of the x 1,00,000 should be will he vended out with a pro rata re• • . ,•.• out of each stock made over to the trust. 'it, e tmelved from the subscribers by the ▪ txchaoged fur stocks, to be handed over to OAKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-nier meal% tar clesnieg and polishing silver, electro-plate, pistechisa, &a. Tablets ad. each. • ma trued deed. tonether ylth ler= of the "et"' • 1. tturra tables, may be seen at the Offices of n.. t e, Norton, anl Co., 6, Victoria-street, Wed- OAKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH, rackets u. each. Um, (id., IL, fa. ed.. end 4L each. „, .00 Forme of Application may be obt*fned of 1%, rton, and tt , .. solicitors. 0, ; r.Ahhey : and at !Imam. Glyn awl Co., .1 steevt. where all subscriptions taut be NIL IJ, OAKEY's INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, hon. Is. 61 each. 0 AKEY's CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery. and Glans Cloth, Meek Lori, ic. • • ; ts; 11 COLONIAL GOVERNMENT TRITE. • • the Fund (care of Mews. Baxter, Rose, I Victoria-4meg, Wedminvter, Loudon.) !• • th %%rt. Glyn and Lb., to the 'tenant of the ni.d Government Trust, the rum of L certificates of £lOO each la the ' 1 , •int you to allot to me that number of cartill-1 ... .. to pay the further instalments upon that or that yon may allot to me, as the same shall . io default of which my previows ptyments will be ; .it dure. SOLD everywhere by Monm bruslunakers, ciainlats. be. C R: ril lesile OAKEY and &1N S, floury and black bad mak, 172. lasektrbas road, 3. fIOAL.—OEOROE J. COCKERELL and Co. Rod coals only. Cash I7n-111. Cornhal. Name .... , CIOLTS • and UNTRACTABLE HORSES Address Description Signature , t.. he tille.l up if tho t wishes to pay in htli. etib muss inrans • • from lea 1, t., 1...) lip my subs.. nin full, reMethe die-went Zubber Springs for Serape Jockeys ou hire.... Si. s-week. ~t the rata of C 4 per rout. per annum. 1 RLACILITZLL, Saddler, 250 Wordetreet, W., near the Signature , NEY, in large or small amounts, and for long • -.r -h..rt periods, with or without s life weley, readily eh at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN AML'RANUE COM -48.1, Oxtord-street, ltlooatabury, W.C. TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Yreparatam tar improving sad Boasti tylog thu C.naplexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek, and the softness and de=ihich it inducts of the hands and arms, Its capability of Irritation and re morin.r all reduesr, tan, pimples, spots, heck es, discoloration*, and other cutaneous visitations, render It hadispensable to every toilet. Trice Se. ad. and as. ad. Ter halls Bold by ehemlala and perturaern Ask for " &minute' Kalydor." and beware at spurious and prrnklousartieles under the name of Nalydor." lroNEy.—c2o to £BOO ADVANCED IMM)- a distely on furniture, without removal, blicity, or May he repaid by easy hatalments. al ly hag if .1. Sureties dispestaM with.—ApOy perso at the re. OFFICE+. 5. Southampton-street, Strand, W.C. Ad us leases, lite policies, *be. TONEY , from Four per Cent.—MONEY -•ll ADVANCED one hour atter application, without or security, In town or country. Mlle of noblemen, gentlemen holding public appointments, tradesmen aiseholders, Immediately discounted, without refer r guarani. es. Monev advanced on furniture, without lsw costs, or publicity of bin of sale, on freehold ehold property. farming stock plant, machinery,c diandise of every description. SAO,OOO now ready thole investment on reversions and annuities. Mr. • Lential having An immense surplus capital at his • I. now prepared to advance sums In large or small Icpayable be easy Instalments to salt the convenience wars. All lcm office routine dispensed with.—Apply to ."• 11 ACK CNNA L, 61. Piceadift, lacing St. James's .. W.. who has no connection with any other oMoe copying ortiserneut. 1111103 hones 10 to 4. Advances on lire mei insurances effected kDESPEOPLE, CLERKS, MECHANICS, o, others, married or single, in town or conntrr, reg n i o r ; obtain the same for a reasonable interest, lo three years, without the usual loan-ofilee routine. -.many, or by letter with directed envelope, to C. J. . inackmaaatreet, S.Z. ClO and above may be • tundture as security, without removal. AtIE r()1.7 IN DIFFICULTIES I—lf ,o, call at Wt the undersigned, and be !offered treat the tin !' ker of Imprisonment sod executions. Bankruptcy end ' • X.WS conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange- Die with creditors. Deeds of compesition end maks uted. rrotectioe to person end property obtained 't ruidicity.—apply to Mr. Z. BALMS, 47, Strand. W.C. • . It MI 4. A RSOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TitUnarri acknowledged to be the lighted and MOM COW 111 i'ile wearing trues Invented. Mastic Stockings, lnesesps, i.. varicose veins, weelmess, Ahdontiaal Nee /grosse s bkoceß. Crutches, Artificial Lags. Anna Heads. Bias, *C.; , very description of surgical appliance manufactured by At. Nutt) and SONS, 36 and le Woe andthaeld • "masa ' N it — Directions for meserellaret and Flow forwarded* da e•l‘tienc.d female to attend on ladlee RUPTURE S.-Thu PATENT SELF- • ADJUSTLNO G angeffecluany without " '"redications. Is l =sW i ty the /scatty for the care d relief of Bernie. The neorreary qua*, of a/ ma Tram b a s 11.0.nt muting power, without anneoessuy prereure on the A!. art a ff ected, which desirable o la sloneohisined la a true 41 AI:cumbered with straps spine. or Pad° bridst—J ' EGG and Co., No. 1, Li=mmim. THRIB PIGEONS. DAINTitt an I CO., DYW and CLIAN US, Bennolnl4ll7 . 44, Lot:4lW imam; Deck t s le. ountristreet., Grosvenor-square. WF. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT SICWV4O MACHINES. —Thecelebrated No. Machines. unequalled for general work, ClO. The new DeraesUe Machines, conalplete '4>cit Stitch), SS sa. 4.6 Os., and LS—Chtslogues free. W. F. THOMAS sod Co., I and 2. ebeapside, sad Regent-clzeus. Oxford•street, Landau. A TKINSON and Co.--SPRING STOCK of IerSLIN, Serbs, Lao" N. sad Lmo Nitalus. The choicest &Wow Nato 212. WINTILINITZLEU3IDOILROAD, LONDON. r I XYGESATED WATER does not drink so V atak as other aerated water, beams the gel can only be got Into It In a data of vapour, and ocedasad with the Rea pro sent: bottle effect on the system is laSs the blood and give to warmth and fa no animal _,lt llrinh tram Me Laterabory, Lammers, or - =lO. inislipt. to mar containing six EoWa OXYGENATED WATER—Animal hest is kept up In the coldest weather by &My draughts of Oxygenated Water. Yvesh made from the laboratory, 30, Long-ams, ar through any drought. KOTRINO MPORSIBLIL AGUA AMiliiii.i.Aree - teres the Human Hair to its pristine hue, no matter at what sp. Jog N 009li ELL sod co. have at lenctb. with the aid of one of the moat eminent chemists, saceeeded in perfecting this most woaderfullintdd. It is now offered to the public In a MOM con centrated form, and at a lower price. —bold in bottles, Ss. each ; also Sc. 7s. ad . and each with Irish. - _ Red &ill wharf. Anal-plunge, W Up. name►et , London. LC. CIOD LIVICR OIL ILI YOB CONSUMPTION, BRONCHIAL Ammon, ae. COD LIVER OIL 101 DIIIILITY. C 0 D LIVER OIL PALS NOirsovithN-D. Taihnentals as to Ma purity and genuineuea hays been na. aired from thefollowlngeratuariplvdelaaa:—Proassor Taylor, M.D., dc., &Al, Dr. S oo M D., LLB., do., Dr. Wain Parse, M.D., L17..C.P., M.R.C.9., dc., de. Just Impaled by !ELATING sad Co., 79, Bt. Paid% Churchyard, t Imperial MU pints la. dd., pate In dd., quarts fa, Ave pinta Till HEIIMATIBM, eo distressing to those who JLIP are sanded by ft, may be most elfectlially relieved by • timely application of DIMWIT HEAL-ALL Prepared only by Barclay ; 11- d iena l6 . PanteSidon-street, Leo don, and may be obtained from any Chemlet. It is deo meet serviceable for Chilblains before they are broken. Prim la lid. per bottle. Ilr . AMBERS'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, . IA to Mictual rused¢, oltboot osoUthig Os bomb or Mesita' Ilio Mod, truly unit plum* it oguitted to t o o p tr a bx, sudgigns fq. iffamgAMM , T,Mlmigli tea. mom. mos al Mbsos, sad musing sonsutPdon Li kw mostly ume swam wins th 6 tacelgt lainntio im v pr arats us MMus Mike Missiist= Ix comouption Its se %sly irons o i l:Mt o e v i s:swn t a raiLi a l m sollit a i m i s oy il. dunist.glos i a simosiesl a sal vs all ATM M. le portloslar Z 6 12 11;74 6 Ve arm mg Misr sat aignisil oil . ' . **o "stryiicit from 13DIGSITION Amid los • moners CAMOKILZ PILIA bold rarywhore. DAWN IL 1j4.. IA lA. sod LLI LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Three lialle4a Grimed Ouseert Prosfranada ilight o'clock. Om Mating. • —.---- One of the French Chancellors—De l'Hopital or D'Augcessen—produced a very excellent work by employing id this end the few minutes that he was usually k Waiting each day for his dinner. Mr. Jay pro y devoted some 'pare minutes after sinnerto same purpose. The result is that whilst the rich Chancellor produced • sensible and instruetive work, Mr. Jay has produced one that is gossiping and amusing. Much of the matter has been supplied from Mr. Jay's own ex perience as a solicitor, but we suspect he obtained most of it at second hind. We cannot be far wrong in this conjecture, for we find Mr. Jay dedicating his volume " to the lawyers and gentlemen with wh o m he dined for more than half • century at the Old Cheshire Cheese Terms, Wine-office-court, Fleet street." To be precise, Mr. Jay frequented the tavern in question for 55 years, and during that period he saw three generations of diners—fathers. sons, and peed/moos, and " he felt much gratified by obeerneg that most of them did well in life." s Zir i c atiwai lirriformed what connexion there is he ed the levernered swum kedife. —especiall* in legal life—but we are left to infer that there deists some mysterious law Weans* and effect is Ile ease. Mr. Jay not only saw three generations of diners, but three generations of landlords, 'lead it is a good proof both of his diges tion and tbe cookery of the tavern that he pro nounces the business to have became ver-increasing gnomes. lor ourselves, we should never have suspected hnef-stesk or bief-steak pudding, on which we believe the tavern rests its claim to distinction, to be ooribraive to anecdotes and story telling, but we inset admit that Mr. Jay has produced a diverting volume. We cannot give much praise to it on &copula of its literary merits, for it has none, but then the author says be will be content if the public generally find amusement in it, and we think they will. The amusement, however, would be greater if more discrimination had been exer cised in the admission of anecdotes. Much that is mere rubbish has been accumulated together with what is pleasantly readable, and to the reader is left the task of separating the ore front the dross. Mr. Jay begins his legal anecdotes with Sir James Seeriett, who was no orator, as Brougham is or rather was, but be was " undoubtedly one of the greatest advocates at Niai Prius that ever practised at the common law bar." He dressed particularly well, and though not much of a lawyer he was treat at consultation. At the present moment when a battle is going on between trades men and co-operative stores, the opinion enter tained of the former, by a man of the large expe rience of Sir J. Barlett, may be worth recording. He received, on one occasion, with apparent reluctance, . a large fee from a tradesman on his brief, and when the tradesman and his attorney were gone he - turned ' round to the junior counsel and said, "All trades men are rogues." The junior counsel said, " Not all, Mr. Barlett." " All !" was the response ; "I have had more to do with them than any class of men that ever lived, and I know them well." To do Mr. Jay j ustice, he does not hesitate to relate instances of the practices of his own profession which show that tradesmen have not a monopoly of roguery. Mr. Jay was employed by a client named. Thompson, and had to engage the services of a solicitor in the provinces in the case. When Thompson asked for the bill of costa, Mr. Jay wrote to the provincial solicitor to inquire whether he should include the costs of the latter in bill. The following reply was re -wives, to Bur Jay,—lnems little Teensy to ma le I will stick it into him." Thompson, however, failed before the bill of costs was paid, and the provincial solicitor brought an action for the amount (261.) against Mr. Jay. Barlett was em ployed for the defence. " He not only in his speech made the jury, the bar, and the audience laugh, but Lord Tenter Jen shook his sides with laughter, whilst Barlett, flourishing about the solicitor's letter, shouted several times in a tone of merri ment, ` Leave little Tomsey to me ; I will stick it into him.' Of course I got the verdict," says Mr. Jay. Some of the barristers were asgrasping as either tradesmen or &Wales. Serjeant Davy, an Old Bailey practitioner, was accused of taking his fee in silver, which was not etiquette. His defence seems to us to have been complete and unanswer able, " I took silver," ho said, " because I could not get gold, but I took every farthing the fellow had in the world, and I hope y•ou don't call that disgracing the profession." To the father of a prisoner who was too poor to give more than the minimum fee of a guinea, the Old Bailey barrister employed said, " You tamned scoundrel, as you say you have no more money, you ought to have sold the bed you lie upon to fee your counsel." The case was gained, and the next day the same counsel sent • 51. note to the poor abnied father. Mr. Jay was present on one occasion when a per son known as ' Fraley " Pitt was under exanuns tion before one of the Bankruptcy Commissioners. The commissioner, taking the balance-sheet into his hand, said, in a harsh voice, " Attend, bank rupt. Did you lend your sis t er 601. 1" "Of I course." " Did you, bankrupt, pay 40/. for open s , Ties C 3VERNMENT AHD 5 11111 CATHOLIC UNITZR- rug the I r " Of course." " Did you NTT OF lI:ELAND.—Mr. Disraeli has made • sad blunder I advance =To the local paper of your town 1" in his offer to establish • new and more extensive Roman "Of course." " Let me tell you, bankrupt," said Catholic Mayncoth. In so doing, he rouses up a hostile the a judge, " that everything is not of protestant feeling which has not TM hee . t=audr cours e` Of course not," was the rejoinder. The although nearly a quarter eta century ISM date commissioner, discom fi ted, threw down the paper, Maynooth was en lowed by Sir Robert Peel. — Ve; - cannot place full confidence in • minister who is prepared to and asked no more questions. The late Mr. Clark, endow the Roman catholic religion, and we cannot too Q.C., who was a bendier of Lincoln's-inn and droner ripest that am should very vouch twofer dialata , leader of the Midland circuit, was to have a am blisbnisat to the mongrel schemes proposed try Earl Ras- =Minion with his son, who HY junior in the case, sell or Earl Grey. Me so far concur with Dr. IFNails in ~.,_,_, on • a Sunday. Mr. ...AWL, PM, WY sot resent at his speech in the Ci t l i that a total disestablishment of the Irish church and a withdrawal of the Regius Duster, the hour appointed. To the . question, " Where is accompanied with a measure for withdrawing all aka- my son 1" the attorney replied, " I think he is tional grants to Maynooth and other Roroish emteeneeete, gone to the cathedral with the judges." At the is infinitely better than any scheme for building stp sad moment the son entered the room, upon which the strengthening the Romish Babylon.— Rseord. ' father said, in a snappish manner, to the solicitor, I WORKING Mrs's COLLEOE, 45, GREAT ORMOND " Mind, sir, you do not in future li bel . my IleM . ; do I nun', W.C.—The spring term has commenced. Me - Ime tery and advanced dunes have been formed in with. you suppose he would . neglect his Prkelleuel me& algebra, geometry, book-keeping, English reamer, duty to go to chum 1" The following aneo latuainre and historY, Bible history, French, Germs, dote told of • Jew ia too good to be omitted. I Greek and Lain, chemistry, music and drawing. During Whilst the late Bevjeent Wilkins was mess the sitting of parliament • eerie, of conferences will be held, the first this nearing (tiaturday)—the subject, examinin g • W ith... , • stranger tapped him on the ei what is Education r The principal the Rev. F. D. shoulder and whispering in his ear , said " Ask Maurice, M.A., will take the chair at 8.30 preeisely. the witness whether he is not a Jew r' " Why Mersorottesit BOARD Or WORKE.—The usual you scoundrel, you are one yourself." " But weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was it will prejudice the jury, air," was the reply. held yesterday at the atiko. •Frinliard.eal i Sir Min Here is a curious result of a mistake in the Thwaites in tin chair. A report was t ureen up from the service of a writ in connexion with the name Work, and General Portions Committee on the reline. el the sums paid by contractors to Persona who became of St. John Long. This man who had begun life as sureties for the doe performance of their contracts, in a basket-maker and was in turns a sign painter, an which they stated that it was their opinion that the con- engraver, a Colonr . irinder a portrait painter, and ! tractors charged a larger sum fee their work to COTO r these fi na ll y a quac k , w, whi ch hitter capacity i t was an amounts, therefore in the end the cost fell upon the ,roved on hi s tr i al that he had been m ra aking ratepayers. To meet this evil she oomraittee recommended 10,0001. a year, had a writ served on &Min Smith, that a ntage should be retained in band by the beard of all work done, sad that the curtreetor Auld one of two bandsome_girls living near Exeter, for receive no advance until the.. terms were esmpled with. breech of promise. The wrong sister was served, Kr. Freeman moved the adoption of the npori. Kr. H. end the other fled to Naples to avoid service, HUM 1.. Taylor said this regulation would entail the neeessity she hem= acquainted with and married t h e P r i m , el very substantial contractors, as they would then have oftlipus. The other sister married the Harlot to leek to them for the dos performance of the work, and no t t o their man ia The c aw s wee linan i mau dy Dinorben, and the only brother of the two young adepted. A letter was ressived to the effect that the ladies married the daughter of Lord Tenterden. Mserepolitan District Railway Ooro_ play were prepsrsd to Mr. Jay, it appears, did not confine his emu In the formatica of • solid embeakmeet esti • favours- to the li Ch es hi re Cheese." H e wino , reedway of 100 feet wide and to refer the question of ,_____. - • i _a o_ l _, i v.... vv. eueleseestice to Lord Inealey, or any ether pence, to he ''••• vI l"." a wag 6 Coffee =OWEN Where be determined en. mat Sir William Owen, who never tranelled ' The STRIIII AND LOCI-OTT AT SALTATII.—We fa the COUTO" of a long life either in • stage .that the well-taws era coach or red way carriage, and declared. that ZONftwi rie nt mom Ku, Bona, sad Co. mild for many years he bad not read a book of any kind. Kamm end I nsmemtmi l li t at lhatthe r War Co.- He was so punctilious on the subject of grammar , was dialed In ecesuesese ee a reptant on the swift wove. between wet the welkin* . m a l b* however, th at he wanted to have a waiter di swwisTars. The ms _eads Esser E wen s y ra s si d as ahmegelf for replying to the qualities, what can I, "II Gelling se the wake this ear have kw inner . "There are a leg of mutton and 'lse by Mr. MK OJOlL____,_ . _• ihat _had t there is chops, sir." Here is • curious scene which Set Noe Ohl/ h'm w er e 11• NY P l7m t_____,........_.memraill our an was present at. A client of his ply elmylied Wu deer t eel theetheff / 1 "..n.W. 6 a (kg frdle a dealer on condition that it was zv dVg h. Lerma their ewe ,lutes et eliffelle, sea males - a o . the make sa th e a rm a, quesfice, es sem . se their • rho Jam:. Whist / balsams, Aphid lassii*ll - make keel's whit gesiddes virile is it Key require. Mr. Sat else said Mtn it wee trebehieworkweW and total I knee ham*. )t - be reused ea Maeda mere* asst, j Tinsley. CIOARET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar t Itordeenx Wines, comprlaing the fart opowthe old to 'veils end in Ana condition for homeetbete es. Wit the mummer wines examined by the Lancet Oostenhaton, Clot Prom' only were ',renounced to be thara.b seenthee When of debate and enporior flavour. Bee " = b.., 112, 1867. Prem 14 to I Ina per dozen. 282, pIOT FRERES In) AGNS Hook ittovelle. Litotes allervestla Wines at lima Linea oa application.-11a, itapatatnist, M... l autta CosNatiee. IDIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these sasonneements will onlyappser &trent intervah, to order that the priors of their wines shall not b 3 influenced by expen sive advertising. rote the addrese Resentetrest, W. TestAng memo And door. WINES and SPIRITS at HALF-PRIOR. The following floe Melee are of at half the prise esaally charred by twerehaata. Moselle. Ste ; Cheatagee. We; Port. We. : Sherry, tie. : Claret, Ida. ; Hock, tie ; Bewarerre Pale Brandy. See.; Anent Wluaky in the world, tea per dozen. A hie case, with depilate key, supplied for three donee end apwarda—P. PIIKINIS, 114, Couteonetreek Loadca. OF all 'pinta, brandy is the most wholesome and use:ul when perfectly pure. It pesesethe properties of great medical value, and ham often been the means of garble human life. Used judfcionoiy it is, at all times aid on all icor. al.ms, a harmless stimulant, flo much, i.e....,, depends on the parity of the spit , that great caution should he exercised In Its purchase, partlarly for invalids. Attentioa has been directed to supplies forwarded by Yams. AD. VALIISTIN to the Width end other hospitals, and we gladly accord It out unqualified ap myth It poseetses all the virtues which are characteristic of the fittest and purest Itrench brandlee, combined with an exqui site delicacy of Savour. Their extensive wine sad liquor cellars are situated at 1, tlispel.plthe (148 A, Oxfcsdalreet).—"Extract Loa 'Court Journal; Jan. 11, 1848." KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION MS. TM, celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It le mire, sand, mellow, delicious, sad very wholesome. Sold In bottles Ss.al sash, as the retail hettees Is London : by the soots In the prladW towns la Zeeland ; or wholesale at a, Oroat Windmill-street, London, W.—)Doe the red seal. pick label , sad cork brooded " ILlnshetie LL Whisky. iIIatARLOW'S PATENT CASE STAND, new Invention, so admirably contrived that a fall butt, as won as smaller casks, may be rased or Inlaid on It without labour or trouble. In action is so iplpisle that the asehasot of tae most limpid sold by so y can he disturbed. Prim It Ws, 14e., to can th 9, and lb gallon maim nARLOWIi SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No umt-peg rentdred. No more fat beer or sour wins. Wise ta. al. ; ditto, electroplated, lis —Apply direct to JAMES ISAAJLOW, Webb's, 141 Ling ValMmt, Manske-bout See that 114 tame and addrein me on army article; an otitis., an spurious itabationa lingravings gratin Established Inn A TKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, WEST IM. ILINSIIMBNIDO/LBOAD, LONDON. CABINZ I MANTJFACTURICRB.-81tow Rocas ter every Darrlytien a furniture. CARPZT WAREHOUBF.MEN. UPHOLSTERERS. F AMILY DRAPERS. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing drawings of the Furniture exhibited la the Showcootes, forwarded free, or can be had on application, and which also enable purchasers to fcrm an Idea of the cost of Famishing, as each drawing has writ It a corresponding prim of the article shown AU goods marked In plain Awes ATKINSON and Co., 1118 . to !it,yEyrituttsrme BRIDOL IWAD, LONDON. BROWN BROTH:KM-PATENT CHAIRS sat COI/CAND, Unmet larsttars, Trusts, Poems,. Issas, Ds., as PRICED 001631DELABLY ILEDITCID. 166. PICCADILLY. Cslitogyss tree. A TRAVERS CHAMPS.—FlAneries. Par le CNETALIaII DI CHATILAIN. 1 voL. 4011 pages. ltot.ndl 10, Uerner►etreet. Prlr la " Some of the poems are very pretty."—Morah4 Star, Mareh 19. 1867. 911 E LE ADE R. —LOVE D and LOST, by .1 CLARK Magna. Politica, Literature, sad Art, ecoub• Anted bl emineat writer.. 24. Avery Saturday. Sold even where. mar la, HOW to RENEW LIFE ; w, the Treatment and Curo of Iteilgeetloo, Flatakatea retit Nervosa Also goes peculiar to Mim. By JOHN IILaYST,ILD , Leedea. Ml a. Sc., 01, Ludgate-kW, LC. HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT GALVANIIW—A TIZATISI oft Um c. MAI of DJhra:oB. Maws of Nett, Normalises, Palpttatton. Indi gestfok Low Vrlts. Coosoaspttoo, sod Loss of Memory . Irttbost thongs of fals caned remedy. glectricity. Sent post tree foe tee stamp. by Mr. Whams Cram, WlWord-booss. Bartow essosot. Lased" W.C. CYII7II JAY. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Hollsora.—Ther too* and *Mostly decorated ball-rOOO, md bed bead Lawless. Orley toe °ONCOST end !UNCLOG IVORY IWILNING. Maalcol director. Mr. W. Y. Packer. Opm M Salt-past $; dome at it Adcdesino, Is. BBM'S CAPSULES . —Nr. BETTS, at No. 1, Wharf-rood, Ittlyrood. desires to sloe pablle seek, that the Lord Claaoallor's of the Bth hat (re " Timer of the nth Ina) do he any way effect any person dna any Capsules node by Mr. Mks, and Work( hk nem" or same and • all of whirls nte,y be used without risk or onenlon.—lfeb. 111. 1 BURGUSDY WINES.-PIOT FRERES, Growers and Tartars, Maooll. Depot for lhairland. 232, hopentotreet, W.—Upwards of 3) varieties of the finest growths. Burgundy In pronounced by the faculty and coanohsenrs to be pre-eminently the most salstary wheel°, this ennuis —Assorted sample dozen by nal fur 445. MARCH 21, 18 .:. ENISCENCES.' [STA]LIIID Id. ADDITIONAL.] He was bitten the next day, and returned the dog. The dealer refused to receive him, and brought en action for the value (lcii.) The defendant was .put into the box and took of his coat and drew up his shirt sleeve in order to show the nature of the wound. His counsel, a serjeant at-law, drew np his trousers, and showed where h e h a d b een bi tten i n the leg by a dog. Professor Amos, the judge in the OWN showed a large bite from a dog on his arm. The court-keeper and two or three of the audience caught the infection, and commenced pulling off their costa and raising their trousers. " Stop, stop," said the judge, " I must put an end to this or half the court will go naked. I give a verdict for the' . defendant with costs." To • lady who defended en action for medicines supplied to her by an apothe cary, and exhibited dozens upon dozens of em pty bottles, the judge said "Madame, in future here your medicines supplied in the wood—it will save you expense." The barristers of Mr. Jay's time do not appear to have paid much attention to re ligion. A young member of the bar, a dissenter, received an vpisuannest before the repeal of the Te 4 Act. It . . was aaaaaaary, therefore, that he should take the sacessient. He went to the church for the purpose, was present at the service, and after it was over he asked the clergy man for a certificate that he had taken the Sacrament. The clergyman, in utter astonishment, replied, " Why, you have only beard the service for the churching of women.' A person bid a young barrister SI. that lie would not repeat the Lorl's Prayer correctly. He began, " I believe in God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Ghost, and in all things visible and invisible." In these pious times it is difficult to give credit to such stories, but when we are told by Mr. Jay that his own father, the Rev. Wm. Jay, of Bath, forgot that prayer on two or three occasions we are less disposed to withold our belief in them. Sir John Sylvester, Recorder of London, better known to thieves as "Black Jack" was in the habit of asking the stealers of watches where they got them. The almost invariable answer of 1 every thief was " I picked it up in the street." Sir John would immediately say, I live in Russell square, and while I am walking to and from these sessions I always MICA • point of looking out for watches but never found one yet." Only very morose thieves forbore to smile at the remark. One day he forgot his watch, and Incau tiously mentioned in court where he left it. An expert thief soon made application for the watch at Sir John's house, telling the servant the exact place where it had been left. It is needless to add that the Recorder never saw it again. A sly Quaker was tenant to a cunning and grasp ing lawyer. He asked to have his rent reduced or the lease cancelled. Both wore refused. " Give me a longer lease, then," said the Quaker, " that I may endeavour to make the l an d more profit able." This the landlord agreed to. A lesse for three lives was drawn up. In a short time the Quaker handed the lease to the lawyer, saying, "Fiend , the lives are dead." He selected those of threo men who were under execution and hanged. Mr. Jay records with evident satisfaction that several very eminent judges began their careers i n th e office of soli citors ; and amongst others he cites the names Lord Wynford, Sir W. Grant, Lord Thurlow, Lord l l •dwicke, Dunning, Lord Maccles field, Kenyon, Gamow, Remaly, Are. We are informed that police magistrates " tirmarly followed some trade, and were very ignorant." Sir Richard Birnie was • saddler and police ' - 'trete es ft... es*. "I was prellot says Mr. Jay, " when a savage-looking fellow was brought before him. The case against him was stated by the officer, and Sir Richard appeared to pay no attention to it, but was busy sealing some letters which he had written from the bench. Whilst impressing the seal on one of them he looked at the prisoner and said, "0, I know that ruffian ; I will now punish him. You shall have three months' solitary confinement, and have no other book to read but the Bible, and if that is not punishment I do not know what is." It ap pears that many of the slang terms now in ILO originated with Paddington coachmen. The word " duffer " was first applied by one of them to Napoleon when on his way to Elba. Lord Ellenborough gave rise to the expression, " Who's Walker 1" Brougham need a word which Ellen borough said was not properly pro nounced. " •Tis so in Walker," said Brougham. ' Who's Walker 1" asked the judge. The dying words of some great men have been recorde d as singular or charac teristic. The latter quality applies to those of Lord Tenterden, who ex " Gentlemen of the jury, you are Mr. Jay tells several good stories that are not new of judges and barristers of an older date than his own experience, and a few that are not good stories of judges who are still on the bench. It is the less necessary to make extracts from this por tion of the volume se those we have already given sufficiently indicate its quality. Purpose it has none, except to amuse. LITZNART AND SCIRWTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THL &sumo Wams.—Noaday : Geologiaal, M 84, " Journey to the Boum of the &sum Pubs,' by a PUldit Tues day : Royal Inditutice, at 3, " Darolopumat of Anima*" Dr. Neter. Etlimiegied, at 8, Praistoris Omar of Malayan Rasa " Ors • " Earl Changes affeet. hag Ancient EllumArsty," ker. Howarth. lingisesss, at 8," Mannfaeture aged EARL" Wednesday : flocciety 1 Arta, at 8, " florae IA food," Mr. Bicknell. Archno logkel Asassiatir. at 8, " Rama Romahm, West-lamp. nett," Mr. Hi 1. ; ' Rasta Inscripatoe found inthe Thames," Mr. Cumiag. GeolegLeal, at 8 " New Forms of Palisounc Corals," Mr. Weld - ward • " Omit= 0 Professor Harkll4llll and Mr. Niablaa ; " Das& of ," Bay of Fandy," Dr. Adams. Thursday : Royal lastitation, M 3, 44 of Animals," Dr. Toner. Royal, at BA. Z•0 1.1 1: 11 / 1 1. " El!phsrus Davidianue," &r B. Alma and /4: Pare David; "Cyrano " Rev. W. Hines ; "Nrolderbiat,'' Mr. Bugler ; " Babsel,•Mr. &Wok " Mr. Masa Flaw, " Outer. Antlirkal. at "Of ems& Um of Anolsat mods," . Blac k. of Aste, las 8 " Common &It," Dr. Cram net (Mato:. Lea -1 surel ira tt nic ayal Institatien at 8, " tinsomeicous &Aim of the " Dr. Carpenter. flabarday--Royal Lmaitatian, at 3, " on-Dletanis Elements, Professor Rama Afhasanas. Steomee Ooco iukirce. --On the morning of the 17th ink., otter • wet sad kormy Eight, • vest weber of 11 47 11 scods ter Mr 7 4edrg im isseet). Alva Sabel*" were disfavored to Oxford. They were shack sulk* sekleed to the essoed quedrasele, which opens late the peke, sad IMO greed, is kiddy ever the ear. face of the bud Apronl as to mks it MSeelt to take a ski) witbeut oreekeg sores of thew The heed h corn. mom sad immesh es the Meek budzed logs, sr gaily-wore, sod hex s Oyuse sin vapid& =Mitt. No skis bike, expinsilisasT flie make bee vet bees ken. TSB iitaTlATOtre DIA= OP • W OICA/1 IN • CAL—Dr. leekeeter bold es Isqust yesterday co the bedy el the wawa who we kit is a alb by a Nee n. imam apd who wee e tieheed to be deed whom the ahem, 'Needier te isekves, sto with his hes et the Bekeretwet Naha of the Widervamd Rawer. Thai Nu= wee at drat ealoatana, bat it was eseeetaieed thee 110:1•4111 was Nary perry silee Williams, sad that t a w:. a humerel eireuler. AMIE the 118 .7kawaw waritigrarea issmaksid the .Tbere were se auks of Ashur sad se aftei of . Death bed bra amid by the health,. ei ideed-Neeel et the Lehi tiesegh ea swewetwe et the aorea: • 'NAM el death hen -ononot talitned. THo Win Low Dow gam, W.-:2lte ashler of pNleete maw arealmet et tide Isegilel dubs the wed; ommonett Silk et nal* , NI were weer seem Bon. (h:44-1 1 17ittr, ii-Oonielkieneenie inissee t i Wein miltieweer. etleunis, rho, be,. lam Attoll evett.—leeept I. l4l3 7lheat i t leis Caw le lee ease . - Ifseisl be WOW' • to Nov Tarts sideseasad fir ft bon." . Naas mid., whim* Purr, Davis k &Ws tads mak, IAIS SILL7II, in Os govinuaud alsamp.-061.1 [ONE PENNY THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITI()N. TELEGRAM PROM SIR ROM NAPIER [The rollewieg appeared in oar Second aad Tha,l E li tioea last evening Sir Staffordliceihoote ham received the follow ing telegram from Sir Robert Napier: " Camp Arranriam, Feb. 26. " Prince Kauai met me yesterday, with about 10,000 followers, his demeanour was extremely friendly, we convened together for many hours, and our intercourse was most gratifying and satisfactory. The Prince accompanied me in the afternoon to a parade of my troops, after which himself and his army escorted me to the Prmoe's own tent, where the Prince entertained me till night. He has promised to arrange for the supply of necessaries to our army. 1 ammboat to arrange this important matter with the Prince's brothers, and shall march to-day towards Antalo. eaWie, march 2. ".I arrived here to-day with the wings of ',Stir regiments and four horsed guns of battery, 14th Brigade Royal Artillery. The advance column moves toward. Ashangi to-morrow, March 3." THE REMAINS OF DANIEL ILININ. (nom ♦ 001 mt. 1 VENICE, Kasen 16. The solemnities to be held on the 21st and 22nd inst. in honour of Daniel Manin, whose remains, h to av arri e j ai in been Ven offi ioe cial o l n y together with those of his wife and daughter, are t itn e no ari unte n t n in tiol 4l: ed goo ds dl Y ; document, which is at once a programmo and • manifesto, signed by the syndic, and posted up in differeat parts of the city. It will be remem bered that the 22nd of March is the twentieth anniversary of the day when Manin, just liberated from prison drove the Austrians out of V en i ce , and establis hed, or, more correctly speaking, re established, the Republic which, with a • break of fifty years—from 1798 to 1848 —had existed for nearly fourteen centuries. The people, or some sections of them, persisted in believing that Venice was about to become, as here tofore a rich and powerful metropolis. Roused from this day-dream in the autumn of 1849, when the Austrians returned as conquerors to Venice, and taught by recent events to curb their pride and put a limit to their ambition, they now seize with feverish joy and a sort of holy r.ige the opportunity which presents itself to reasort their ancient glories. Anger, love, reverence, and dis appointment are the conflicting feelings which at this moment actuate the minds of the advanced liberals iu this part of Italy. No small surprise has been expressed here, in circles where such things are talked about, on learning that certain members of the French parliament, invited to take part in the ceremony of the 22nd, had begged to be excused for that day, owing to pressure of parliamentary business, stating that they would be happy to come a few weeks later if the ceremony were put off. This is very much like asking the clerk of the weather to postpone the sunset, or to prerare a new thunderstorm. Did MM. Jules Favre and Jules Simon forget that March the 22nd is an anniver sary I or did they seriously imagine that their parliamentary duties were of more importance to ilerVisieheiss then this esieheationl Surely not. I am bound to confess that the reply here has not been considered satisfactory. The local amour propre has been wounded, and those whose Patriotism rarely soars above their own clock tower, or beyond the pale of their own pariah see in this answer of the French liberals a blow at Italy and a sneer at Italian aspirations. This is a strange inference to draw ; but it will require • good deal of time before the people of Venice learn (which indeed is a very hard lesson) that they must owe henceforth to be Venetians in the old sense of the term if they mean to remain Italians ; or, in other words, that they must cease to regard Venice as a centre and accept their position as pro vincials, and not, as they would wish to be, metro politans in a united Italy. At what precise time the bodies will leave the little town of St. Jean, so well known to travellers by the Mont Cenis route I cannot tell ; but it is decided that they shall reach Venice at 1 o'clock p.m. on Saturday, the 21st inst., from the neighbouring town of Mestre, the nearest rail way station on the mainland, and be deposited in a room fitted up for their reception at the terminus. At 6 o'clock, or a little after the Ave Maria, the funeral procession composed of gondolas and other boats, all illuminated, will enter Venice. It is anticipated that this scene will be one of the most impressive ever witnessed in the city of the Doges. REPRESRIFTLTION or TUC STIRLING BUBStij Ilr. Campbell mad Kr. Ramsay ere now the only data fee the tation of them burghs. The SW*/ °termer of the 19th says :—" Yesterday, we IMO authorised by Kr. Christie to Mate that, having aeon- Wised there was a Wrong feeling in the burghs in favour of Mr. 'Luray, he would not think of mitering on a contest. Ile has, therefore, withdrawn his candidature. We as sure that so soulderate an act will greatly tend to nibs Mr. ChriMie in the estimation of the mimes& Rhonda& tows." _ RIPRISZNTATION or P1:1111111111LL —The eleva tion of Mr W. Stirling Maxwell to the peerage will neces sarily amass a vesaney in the roger *stake of Perthshire. Specalatiens have bees already set afloat as to his probable satuessor. We learn that in the eastern division of the °aunty the maw et Kr. Stirling, el Klppendavie, the chairmea of the North British Railway Company, has been received with considerable favour. He adheres to 1 the conservative traditions of his family, bet he la knows as a arstoste man of business, and is peesonelly vary popular.—North British Mail. AILTIMIZSTATION or Sorra LUIOOLNSKULS. I Mr. Welby, M.P. for Grantham, has bowl as address to the electors et Swath Lissobahlre ha the asseareative • iutarees, ia aatioipatioa of the appreaehlag sievatioa Me J.Toollovl to the peerage, midge**ge, title co/ Lord Hestevent Tam RITUAL 43011111/118ION. —The Church Review of this day says :—" The contrebsiseers met ow Thursday, and we believe the failowbeg »preemies the stage which the prowediap have reached. Clauses ere agreed *pen sandemaing lights, vestments, and Memo, as contrary to the oedema of the bed 300 years. The oces elusion is arrived M that although eandles have been saw Mustily placed on the altar Is royal 'lmpels and tithe drala, ki, yet these is no evidence at their having hem lighted sad amid as arommorise to worllt esershe• Mowers Asa Sulam the neareity ea vary sad expeditious teemed, for fa them matters. The askre of ta i r lhi en:rbas set psi bees Ow mally agreed spew, but at the Next ra•Abg the Mowing is to be prayers& by the Bishop ot Losaci—vii, that the ISlCr ak illailkkour • should have liberty to ovpool O w • ate 140 tO have power to amide all cease dhepele, 'eal to the agehlasbop, who may mama the *dip d M a i vert, while ibe hater may allow an atp peal to the Petry Oeunell. The following dim, whit • wet intelmatand was moved by Lord Stanhope reeds like ► • - grim joke, that the some liberty of opinion in . amiters el destrhse as hereisitess Is to be allowed to Ms '" a Aelegy, ed mad anitermity of enrceacelal slew of to : ca '• The Soma= DISTRICT Pon-4mm.• —Ltat t. a Pa wowed petals sessiing theieltableastie was It* in the Imam* Haeibilid=w aled "I WO se al u=g lllllll l'uow tesaved. MA trAziarn, ens 5 4 M r l et 111 " fled r~gMll4=asr pi ll i el onsid a i pe d grow teiteval veal heel. 18 :14110 =e mi t i till us itt i liglett im the ea= b.tint ire% epee as misfte .-- with trinti 1:1° q steMeg the edit villtises. • 4 8. A- s Z t7 Worid's Bair Itsslonit lit • Wag% lja r thiaLlll6 : ,•ml iti v i Virest hia t ie * t rivet 7•111 i Al t AT 'lllWWss/C win etas ia Amezr 0. 1 leo *" 17 f~ _=_ Biel rb. • rea : fin i as 44: ; ids en