The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-06 00:00:00

IMPEIUAL PABLIAAUCNT. Ere the House. of Coneuovs yesterday, on the notion for going into committee on the Established Church (Ireland) Bill, Mr. S. Avror,4 said the object of the resolu tions passed on the subject of the Irish church was to establish religious equality in Ireland, and as the h i lt penvidett that no new appointments in the church should e:infer a vested interest, it was but jllO that the same principle should be applied to Mayntioth. Ile therefore inured that it be an instructiiiii to the committee to insert a provision in the bill that the tenure of every office connected with the College of Mayntioth be subject to the like conilitiuns with those to which official tenures connected with the established church in Ireland will be subject, and that no pay ment he made under the Maynooth College Act to any student admitted after the passing of Ail act. Colonel C. N revvr moved an amendment de claring that every person who shall be appointed to any othiec in the College of Maynonth shall after the passing of the act hold his office subject to the pleasure of parliament. Mr. th.sos.rosti: uteri:chi the resolution. It went ton far, Mau:math as it crippled the operations of Maynouth and applying to it a premeds= which they did not apply to the established church. Then the resolutien was defective, inasmuch as it took nn notire of Regime% DINIIIIII. lie quote agreed that if this bill became law, no professor or student hereafter app ainted es admitted should acquire a vested interne ; but a resolution of this kind was unnecessary. The best way would bo for the government, when the hill heiatine law, to con vey le the parties we whom an appeintment was conferred a distinct warning that they acquired no vested interest. On a division the a-solution was negatived by IfLi to 109. _ Colonel G. Har.avr said, after this expression of the opinion of the house he would withdraw Isis amendment. This propcnition ; , , however, was received with lend cries of \o. " Mr. Ut.stisress remarked that this was is ease Of sonic importance as regarded parliamentary procedure. Last year there was a similar case. It was euntemulated to pass a hill taking away the salaries of the West India Wallops, and the govern ment said no new appointment would he made to create a vested iriterest. He appealed to the govern:nu:lt whotlicr the same principle should not be observed in this came. . . . . Mr. G. HARDY said it *untied inconvenient to bring into a hill nu the e3taNished church matter* which did not in:long to the bill. At thew.►mc time the amendment of Orlonel Xug nt %%as in amformity with the rimointions. Sir (;. I;(iwyer and Mr (7.gan oppusol the motion; but it was Fumed mitt& lin alliunilineut move,' by Sir V. (:rey to include tho recipieuts of the Regiuni Douala. • Mr. :Ct.:WM:I:AiI; therCuj n moved that the bill bo read a second time that day six months, sup porting his motion on no popery grounds. s‘as followed hy Colonel S. Knox, Captain Arehdall, Mr. Lefroy, and Sir J. Stronge, all of whom siipported the amendment, but eventually it was withdrawn. ...... The Leine then went into committee on the bill, and the various clauses were agreed to, with the addition of a claim; inovoil by colonel Creville- Nugent to carry out his instruction. The Cis A Nl' etvin of the Eximitorza moved the second reading of the Thames Embankment and Me.tropolis Improvement (Loans) Act Amendment Bill, the objectof which is ti enable the Board of Works to raise 1,840,0061. on a government guarantee, the government taking as security the coal and win:i desks after the period up to which they are alreuty applied, the spare land on the aide Of the new street to the Mansion-house, and the metropolitan rates. Mr. Coai H EN supported the bill, but complained that proper estimates bad nut been kid before the house in the firet instance. Mr. TITE defeuded the Metropolitan Board of Works. Mr. AYKTOW, on the other hand, strongly com plained of the proceedings of the board, and pro tested against the injustice of throwing on the present generation such heavy works as the Thames euibaniunent. Colonel novo was defending the Board of Works, when.the house was (*Noted out at twenty minutes to ten o'clock. THE fRISKI CHURCH QUESTION AT NEWCASTLE. —A scene was witnessed in the Townshell on Th night happily of rase occurrence in Newnan. With gnat flourish of trumpet" the opponent" of the disesta• hlishinent and diAenolowsurnt of the Irish church bad anuoutmed their intention of enlightening the public mind of the diatiitt on the subjest, awl ittheu Lord Ravens. worth end Lie coadjutors stepped on to the platform the large ball was densely crowded. Rumour bad asserted that the meeting would be peeked by the opponents of disestablishitieut. but the result proved that the anti. stmt.: church party were present in good round num. here. Lrj I:ereneworth succeeded ining the ear of the audience, but on the R r ev. Rutherford essaying to ask a pertinent question an attempt was made to put Lieu down. The result was a general disturbance; and then, and not till then, was it tees how eqoalty matched, in point of uumben, were the friends • tg.potteptit• of " dieestablishment." Had the promoters of the ilicrtin; allowed their opponents anything like fair play, all tutih - r. Lave gone off quietly, and "the sense of the meeting" might have been taken on the important quettien at issue. As it was, the proceedings only proved how Ty Pisread is the dissstisfsetiou at the mascot po sition of Irish church, and how futile are attempts to slay Ow "'wand progren of religious hberty.—/Grfkrrn Loin, L.opetst. Test; NoRTIIERN THAMES EMBANKMENT BILL.— Thii bill now before parliament, mid which has passed the House of Commons, applying f.,r ii-.were to alter the stre:ts in cooleiunication wit:. the einhankmeut on the nur:h side of the Th.unes, h,u teen so amended that the p 0; , 0re.1 ..Iterations will not into ifele in any way ',hat e, e: with the Ssvoy Chapel or ehc Lori ei ground attached to it, aml of the he ..1 rect. terminating at the eor:ier of Wellingtou•str..et in the : S_eand, it wiil tenni• nat.! at the eueodenenisieot of 1, noei•ter•place. It has also been arranged that neither N..i diuoihei I iiel•stree:. nnr Crasen•street is to be hat! fei od with by the proposed site...tione. SM.AItIES OF I'AitOrIITAL ikrE.lll4:M. OFFIcERS.— On Timis.lay the t. l'aneia, guailliaux imxivcd the re. signation of Mr. 1.1,t I, the resiaeut medical officer to the male devirtnient of the woikhome. M.. Collins remarked that the v due of medical labour had very mural increased of late ; there bring a Loge/ Licht for ilektors they audit get better salaries than the goviilians gave, and private practice also paid them better. li they wiiheil to retain their medical officers they must tire U.. os more the lieu. 3 year with rations and loasino. Att. Wyatt, J.P.. the tiiiirman. said their expei.tace at the Colney• hatch Ave !mu was that when their medial officers were imid loot. a year they were tonst.mtiy leaeiug, they could seldom retain them longer than a few mouths, but when their s a laries were increased to 174/. they ietaimeil them fur year,. The subject was referred to the ',Willis com mittee. THE NEW Arr ON LoNnoN INIVIIOVEMENTS.— The new act to further continue the statutes on the London coil and wine duties has pot been printed. The acts are contwutql till the year L iY. The proceeds of ed., partof 1.1.. oliity,rue to be appliol to complete the Ifolboin Valhi and otlot immurement., awl afterwards th e im provements '• in or . adjse..itt to the City of Londot ," as sauctioucd by parliament. Tug Growr.f.ta.ws: A. M.C. AT Cu ELTENHAII. Tile Innineaa of ed.: C9lllinitt,ti WAS hrouglit to n conelw *ion yi Aftei ant fonual linsieess had been oi-pa .“1 of , D. , pat) M tster Smith, of Itoode, (liras unanioemsl) 0 .• .4. n 1 toaster of the order for the A for deputy grand master, for whidi we • le:tilted in the election of Wnliam Lay: ey, of . tVol....stir. There' . were it ltV of for ;:o: (I:rectory, but the po.I ti•.hurst,l is Li-ir of the r,tis ineto• Lei", tn. only oh nit ;eh t in{ th..t Mr. Ca, ties, who L entiticil to it 5..; I X•..::1:10 'NI: t , t.a•S Of ....fr. y. ti,c :land r !Let lot the Ir. TaeCA-•:tetinai t i ifiltrict w ,s 1ix..,1 • , !,..n to .' . point the ..:•11 , or of the ot dcr f r tt xt iir ; ueleriatol wit •-leeteil t.lie l y i n whi c h s 1,1.1 Cie A M.C. of It w, reA, „1 to c .st , '.ue tile salary of Mr. I; %retitle, the C. S. of the 11,11-y. at .; KY.; the usual fees awl ti Billin g ex t. ..:,.atrevoted to the ditectov ; and Mr. Guru( a •,,! ,n, was rwappointed pu - liawen.try aaent, with a i.r 15 guineas for his past services. Twenty r 1 to Mr. Walker, the refit:rut grand inraitcr. as as ho •.tom fur his ex,rtions on 1,, half of the w der ; 1 , 1. to the Cheltenham General HestO I ; t o th e Fe.- Ale thiliats Asylum ; and to the Ileys' 0 11 .`aon The nsu d complhnentary resolutions were and the krecectlirza ceded with cheer,' for the A.M P. of Ivo. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DST.-- F. MAY, JUNE s.—Admissions by 11•111011 tickets, 1,645; cli:to. en u,ofricnt. 4,359 total visitors, 6.034. P THE . EILPRESS;., SAI'VEDAI EVENING, JUNE 6, 1868._.. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CROYDON SECOND SUMMER MEETING. FRIDAY. Although the weather to-day presented a strong con trast to that of yesterday, the attendance was not nearly so numerous as on Thursday, nor was the ring so well patronised. The ground, too, despite the rain of Thursday, was hard. The seven events of the day were not pro. ductivo of anything sensational, and full details are appended. wrviu lIANTTa'AP of 5 eon. rub, 2 ft, with 22 added : .'loners estra . gentlenseu riders, professionals rib extra. One mile r.nhs.; sir It watt's Summertime ...... ...it:aptsin Itardityl Yr Bromagruvea Benefactress ;Mr Edwards; t Mr. S. Reeve:a Sultana ;2lr. Ithys) Roamey also ran. Bettinc • Even on Benefactress, 7 to 4 1. - ;st hunnwerttine, anti It t., I arat any other Itnioncy gn: away with the Iced. follnwed Ify summertime and Ifentuactrum, sultana hrhurlim up the rear. After coins a gotarter al a mile Sultana rushed to the lore awl °pile. mobile: till toweling the herd. when Summertime tree:; Mv en...osonl. owl ...erring woo very ready by three lengths suites. was a had third. and IZ.nonvy last. heslen sit Tux 3-1: ewe firwan :.T.1,1;.C1 of 5 sues. each, with an wiled . for all awes ....lain allowances the winner to be sold tor 60 11.)v).. Ilulf a sill.. (5 ) Mr I:ensile's largos 41s W. . Amasses' Instann.l ...... • lie. Sam a Uladiee 'James clarif: 3 Altair... who ran. Tor fiwz r. t.. 'mat I.asaina. anti 7ln 4 =44 411a:1i , , Nant.ml , l r mr.o k, f01t00...1 by Ansalro. , so.l " 1 .. 14 tying Lea till tareAAtoo; th.• L. i•Mak ni. Mr and nvenanaMY se.ol 14 a 6r0.1. Vuon.uol few Slit); 1:1.4.11" , 6.; =nail hintoura lay halt a length. whit. Alls.tro , .1.4. n. lmurths in roar at the tint Inc wiener vas not 4.1.1. Nero, being no atiraintai on the entered aclIW price tor which the hum was mitered. • Thh '413.41,1. (UREA rl ATE 470 oars., far an ars . Mi 0114411 1.4111 I lax marten .4 a Ogle. Ur W. 4... A. la, Mayne) t Ale J !Mends Teo throletd I 111 r. G. Teyiwr's Tyro*. . . 'Peppier) I Morgue. and Lowest di tareli aim ride. floottlag 1..1 WA 1... S moot Tyrnow, 100 In n not Sam., asel 5 ta 1 agog Same delay woo raareol at ihr powt los seismometer. al throw, the rider ut Arta.", 'ironic Inn, hl +:addle. La. nod bayous O. MASH 1.. live rurl..Nln tow aou..loro 41T hosr arrival the his got alt tairroLly wntl , ryr..ne harm; 41 Altt advantage, gamy*, s law up hems neat, ma mod A. to,. brunt tote by ride. and L. moan at, 'Aron lusts Alter smug t., Aetna deprived Inane id the lead. and at the 1:nclon O f ooo.p.sod tend *only the kiddy two appeared iu the boost. hat olwu within the distance dehea drew away, awl wont In • love leoadha. the same tihtsore seporating secend and thi-d truesna.l. IJu.li, palodon Ilatoo Nu near Sloe chair. wan fourth, .411.; Or goslaorra Loot. 4111 friorooltrys wrlalooog io. . Loud.. I. Ado f was to ...tool los ororo seaso•so fa tow 00, own. oloolu7lot Tys....e had Oro Si '11..v 4 . 44 lissWs "es Waft Abated wLven es Karr slea.rool that his hes .e could tun Ms I cm Inn hart ground. • - - Rm's I'I.ATE of 100 sort .tbout two wiles. not. IlittlOs •.1 baton A. Ur 11. Ws iszist'ss Its/stifle if lgrtrenre‘ Mt. 41 Wrib'• Maly 1,41.1011144 . Pttoit.h . T Vritto) TM• lotoo tog 4 ....au !.2.1/..1 . :11 tool Pak' ill batting: ' , cat eat l'.,tnta I .c . ;,t 1t010n... 7 In I tgr Little Peevish. .1 wont lart was ni,Lutrol at the tir‘t Little l'avrt,l, basso; slocl Iy thnalivald. ge. 41Litt . t14 • Intl at 11., sot , lint .Asstatin Isabela and rakriisi now.l of (brio r6l.r. litnonc a:slipping t‘martts the at II b ann Isola:11a 1, I..ren.hots-e on th.• tar .isle Inn tinoillig tin tleckral,.ll, mad turn 1L.., iuc a‘sningt a Oral L lii• Cerstsli bring last. a loittl, in rrar of Woe n c nut On appruarh tog Oat lull aadrug 1.. the straight Inn ton inine.l isms Al li..tiviste thawing awn! son In 111. coo ...... c, L of cantos h: k,wths. Little re,,Wirit WAS an in-liit..rent thud. Nvith , the 'uteri wins were thrown trio Mill JEVE7CII.I: STJl:r]ltitS 1111%41 each. with :Xlllll.frol. toll 1.)7-01•11.. . Viii; xIIo and °this iilliowaiwti Fite tusivhip, th stilts ) Mr I:rohr.gi over AVOII 'J.:ill:ill 1 %It. T sleVrialt I '011:.• iittilatot Mr 11. Wright's Cwlrntin ..... l'A tiiii; alvi raw—Robert rart :1(1.1. 311. • ii 91113 tt •& &Wog 13 to gmn Vale:dia. Ina to :.Ought Congratulittir, so.. • , :J.4 Arou. tanditoe cut out the work at a alms parr lov itimitll3. Vale tin, Avon, Con7ratulat.w mot t Llll.l Inc tot inn 1.199. As thr tot canto t outs! M.. irntotti tun, aft..r gam.; half a rude. Avon scented b:atai. ~,,, ht; soon, ho atalia!a,l d, brad Congratulator, and woo rate by a bead: Valentin was a very bad third, anti tio others seta tolerably dole up at placed. The whiu.ntras bought qi fur lOaglUl4l:4S. TUC NoCwooli STAN EA of 3 BOYS each, with 30 added, for ai ages ; winner to to odd far 10 toes rive fug Wogs. (11 tubs.) fir. gernalds'a 'Carrington 'lr. W. V. Andrews's blanunid (Marsh) 2 Captain Lc Mcsurier's Iledtord ,ill. Jackman.) 3 The following Maur= :— Lille, Paleface, Inheritance, blues& and Joyful. tott..,g to 4 swig [Alba, 7to 2 grit Paleface. 4to 1 Wit !Carrington, to tot aget lutiendo. Diamond got away with lb. load, followed by Inheritance, Lillie, and Paleface, Not ringtot lying on the estreine right, and no material change mourns; till approaching the brow of the hill, Whr.7o born. gton sttpricd ;As horses and eious away, whining. In an easy ranter by Mire. kotstbs, 114,000M1 toeing a neat Is front of Bedford. WW wa youth, blueish. lIIN., Paleisee sixth, Inheritance seventh, at.:, Joyful lola The Winner was bought by Mr. Potts for 77 guineas. 83i1.1e0 lIURLLA Rl= of 3 sore each, with 36 added, for 4.31 01.1 e I operarde The winner to be told for *sum One mil. awl a hall, over nights of hurdles. Of subs.) Mr. M. WAte's If illy (Jarvis; 1 Mr. J. Malanaaa's Mbar* )Mr. Ethr iß asM i l l ; Mr J. Marbles Domino The fallowing also ran :—lttainet, Ada, quid Wild Dove. Hotting: 1. to 4 nn Ads, 4 to I each *gat Domino mid Kkmet unit to to l agst Elburg. The favourite rut nut the wok with ~ char lead ut Domino and Ellnirg, linty being nert, and 11,i -r4er was noidothilie.l for a mile. when Ada was beaten, 4r .iipeit Ito the rear, and the running was taken rap by IMmin.. gibing, however, raciih; et his girths, and Wily, bets; well up came through her News More entering the straight, sue heading the 1.4. ann very easily by a heck a tength seg.:idea aeewd mud third, Ada was firth, and Kismet last. ILINCIIESTER SUMNER MBETING.—Fanur. -- --- The sport decided on the concluding day was quite cm with that witoesacd ol Wednesday and Thursday, and t h e ir. teinlanee, though it did not tome up to that of Wednesday, w.l rtiftel;7 es large as that of the previous day, whilst the weathc. was again Inatitifully fine. flu this head the committee bar, every reason to congratulate themselves, es but for the glorimv weather the company would ant have been an numerous. II theopesing event, tn. Grand Stand Mate, Geelong upset a Row favourite in flrand Duke, and although there were only thrtv runners fur the Juvenile Stakes, the hackers were equally a , fault. us Dalwhiunie, the worst favourite of th.l three amber won rather easily. The Wilton Handicap produced the two race of the week, Kenyon just landing Ottoman a fteck, whilst two heads only divided the ()Mel three runners. A tuotlerate k 4 contested the Salford llornm.! Rep, which fell to Chivally, who was a most popular winner no Use local people, as little I:utler, who rode him. dhl so in lb, greatest pain h, wring received a very severe kick from Louis df itese Mat before starting. Although he was obliged to dismount after the accident he determined to ride the horse, and as the accident look place in front of the stand everyn:,e saw It, at, the popular lightweigh t i was loudly applauded! but the ovatim• m w CUM to that which awaited him on Ito .rely. after ri ding Chivalry to victory. Donabilmin. who WA . .. fwvourite StNI backed for a lot of meaty, ran a great " cur .' and completely turned it up at the distance. The remalnder the racing will be found amply described below! - TIM GRARD STAND t`LATi of 50 lOVa for ail ages: winner• extra. Three quarters of a mile. Mr. Wlerl'a GCCIAISIC (Oradlrell) I Mr..l. Foya Grand Duke lrarrY) 1 Mr. Johnatouek Harrogate noneroni 2 the followlm also ran:—The Squire, Affection. ilighl.”..i Sfary t HetultKl”gmAker. apd The Vet. . _ _ ''''o tn . 4*T Gran D u ke , 1 oast Retort, 100 to I' east ifarrogate, 8 to I agst The Slidre, oto I agat Kingmaker And to to 1 agast Deelime. The start was delayed sonic Dm,. ~wing to the hotting*: Retort, who ran the course twice Th. favourite Jumped oil m trout, followed by The Squire. hair gate. aril Retort, until rounding the bend into the str.iight when ketert and The Squire were beaten, and Geelong Smile Cram' [sok° and Ilamagate, whom he headed at the iliiitant, and won cleverly by half-a length A neck divided the and third, The Squire was a had fourth. Trig JuVESILIt SELLiNO STARES of 5 saes each, with 50 added i. , r•?-yeo'ds: colts, est bib fillies, Bst, 71b: ailing aLowances Half a tulle. ttr. J. Mollies Dalwlennie (S. Taylori 1 Mr. T. bawson's fby Van Oaten—Damsel iCameroul 2 Mr. liamilton's Portia 47as. Clink) a Betting : Even on Portia, 7to 4 oast the Damsel f, nod 4 to 1 aeqt Manic. The latter, when they had fairly settled dear in the work, took the lead, and maintaining it to the end. won ea.dy by a lenth, whdi distance soyarated the second and Hind. he winner Was sold to 51r. Lawrence for 1:0 tininess. Tali WILV.N HANDICAP Of 5 bra Pak 3 11. With 50 added V.lll-ta li t AHA IV.: MID, 115 men.) at. I .1..0.c . a DI/ ~,,, an (Kenyon; 1 Mr J. 1-'0!:.4 Crand Duke "arr) 2 Mr. .l.: nnth. sirocco . (S. Tt) lorj 3 _ Waffles also ran. Sexing: 6 to 4 on Ott;malll4it;lag . st Grand Duke, end 6 to I each eget Sirocco and Wenn. Sirocco mato the 'uniting, attended by the favourite:M.l Wallies. until entering the straight. when I:rasul Duke, who had been lying Al!, joined the leaders. Adel the , otartc: ran a stadium nine house, Ottoman, who got the twt of the s'lng4le within the distance. winning cleverly by a neck n bead dblded the StCOllll and third, and a like distance the third and fourth. Tux SALICOM Bottom:1n CUP of 100 son., added to a handicap sweep,trikes of 7 moss each. 3 ft; winners extra; second rat t dyed :at soirs. Ono mile and a half. (32 subs.) Mr. Sanimrs Chivalry Mr. Jchnsfones Donabllmin 'Modems) 2 Mr. Barber's Alicia iGnalwell) 3 Ambition and Louis of Haase alas ran. reolor was .tnick out at 1.10 p m. on the day of the race. Letting: 7to I afrst Donaltilialn, 3 to l mast Chivalry. lOU to 2.1 . 1;15t Allria. GI , . I mot Ambition, and S lagtt Louis of Haase Isnor to the start Innis of Ilene howl out at the poet, ;.Rd 1:411, r. 11te darr of chirehy, below the knee, causing prat pain. Chivalry Punned off the moment the him was lowered, anti hohilita a clear folrent....u: throughout won In a canter by two lengths from Donaldhrin, who, with the ex• ccplion 111 I,llle headed for a few strides by Andwition, held the second place the whole of tlic di,tat.cn . a ktifith separatt..l the awl thin I : An‘bitrm was a Orel hoirth. and Loins of who It id been ha the rear all the way, was beaten off. Tug TI;AVVogn PARK Ikgs of 5 ' , ors each. with 7:0 a i led . f.. 1 two and J yr.-I.ls ; p and allowances. Threeopiarters to 'I mile. .10 .1 , 8.1 . . . _ Mr. 1(14 Lily of Creme Mr. 1i;04%.. Kra Errlina Mr. F. lien:a-Ws Ilipoma .... , Kenyon; (J ! Walker) 3 Honing:l%e awl Glen Aron also ran. I . :Mine: 6 to eon Lady of (loom, 5 to 2 apt Evelina, and 10 t.. "bar two." Fri lion WAS the Itrit away, but in a few ..t.i.leBshv cu e • way t ninon,' who carried 011 the running, 6 0 .1. , wed by the favenrite and ere!lna to the distance, when the tan !rile the lead, naul won In a canter by a length and a halt. wiliol Aktvice divided Evellua from Hippona. Baring Joe WI kurth, awl Glen Avon laLt. TUE Irks -EEL STAKESOf g sees. each, with 50 added ; weight for age.llmg.dlo.~nccf.Ooe Mr .1. duu.t.ute's Harrogate Mr ..t tubery's Greenhorn r. Flctt Itcr g Verity (H T ip a am yloe a g Slary and Cape Clear also ran Betting : Even ou l Mod iarrugate.6 to 2 agat Ureenhorn, and 6 to 1 amt Verity. W u u tar o , ko r ta g ; beg thlrd, The WWI!! Inn Loughlin for 15 gulags', xw 311USHWO rya of H.giiment . _- -- - ----• Mr. C. Pack Maio* •• • yo.••A;•••••••••.• •4•"° O V. 1 14r T. 1 11 Manna ' .... .4. •.4 ili.loorg Mr. P. Oordog's Bruin . in_ We Tito tailoring also ma :Zeorporal. Lord Outlay. and Mexico. letting: ten co Corporal, 4 to 1 each sot Mexico and Ottoman. and 100 to 15 apt any other. Woo by ten lengths ; a neck betireCll second and third. BETTING IN LC The ctn.'s warn not vls7 nitIOI buuneu aUISIICItiI 11111111“nto4 suntcwltat wide range. Veer - - )NDON—TIWAr. stonily attended to nay, and the In amount, although it took o follows: L. AUNT CUP. 20 to 1 apt LordPalmenton t 5 to 1 Mr. Pitt (t) 33 to 1 Monar.h of the tam W, 33 to 1 Nowa Al A'COT ROYAL II to 2 net Ea•thy ,06, oto I I 160 to I Ratr (t) MO to 6 Rlawleter (t) tO to 1 MAO ill I 10 to I Usurper it) tO to 1 the (I)__ ASCOT STA R Re. to 1 art The Dean .t) 10 to I WU it) 6 4g, 4 46 Tho cL i ttA il S , 4l) ) . Pltlig Ole TAM.; S to I awn Sop-rain :or) N 1 ag‘t Yak 'Loyal (an OD to Aar throe (01I) N(lfiTil BEILAND PLATE. NO to 12 art T.aolou ,ott, t .OO to 8 opt Fkwit MT) Milo 10) WO to 7 14ototolo t Nto 1 Et Lid ,t; 100 to G) RALE OF YNARLINOA AT =ART ACTON. The trot .alr of yew Haws at Mr Dana Mrs entahltshaseht this sewn.. took place contentay. when fctr Lydatwn MenusWa, tirahanit. Ilr. Sutton's, Mr. Sliest:Ws. and Lent , wlpley'synnrilasts were offered ler nubile eanupetilies. The Allendale c was small, and loopy were left insult. but tie prices .It.tateed ...mkt out be tninpialneti of when the %Whams of the :nrf market Is taken Into account, Ilf Sir 1.. Newsuatis twenty war. thirteen were wad. snaking 3.4f•Stilhivak.f W. aria MO 01 t7tgutow•sa. Mt..ra 1;11Ih4111 &wooed of ten of theirs for issf Ot nces. nr as arersne of Illgittnens . while& only one et •Ir Wayne. wan anld TIA. -*uses of the purchasers awl 11, list of prices are gives.bc4ew • or. by Rreeiwt-den by Omani di Veep lid tide. Or cby Prasiccielli-Valittras . ..... (Mr Mu.. 6.) SX, ese4 Garter, rime hyerstar-lilerl ' al teartsin bastard) I I rtlyal hitchange. b c by Stactwctl-ricabidc -(11r. U. new) ao Itnethswien. la eby Stockwell- Ernestine .... (Mr. Graham) GT ' I: by trait? - rayeipias ... —.lMr. R. Milner) 4:z 4(111e Clilvdt,l( 1 by Crater- Madame tr.lielur4 (13r.11. RIX) la. • i iris Ch u n h. hr by Newitiinsicr • `tart tuiul &Mr. urabasim b.c b I bY Crater- Wiwi, e by Crater-1.m4, Filaimbe !Caplan bsesterd) 30t. 4141 Vl.ther, I, I by K lug Moo,. Mr W.S.Crawfordi 461, 4111 , 414.N1, Ist r l.y lirmiort-.1:114 ...(Mr. W. Crardml) 14(• hr I by 94...Aar.thi I Mr. Nortenj RN TUK CMILLET rttr. ~1 • by Tint Whin:: --Vjurii — st --- (Mr. F. )'Whet) 24,: I, I lay th:rretb, slislos-triel .41:14.41• :Lord Meisel IA • la I by ill:font .lam hy Mseisstalso )Mar :Mr. Norton) 10 r.r I by:P*l44rd, "et s.fAst•trs es: slam :Mr. Evans) Iva ,:r 11. astinsts.• Jan:or-041es • ......... ....... (4r. Ward', i • i:r I by ttseralier wioull.easie—llipptalain'a..(Mr. R. resifts 15:0 :11 r by Ks:v.:hint the Thi 114-Ik , sit.• (Mr R. rester( 41. :: c by Ns:light at the Thistle—Am kill* 'Mr. Norton) 4k. hc by fiztord. dam by tlatratcher ....... .... (Mr. Ed gat) lib THE 110LYWZLL STUD 1... e PAlwenl.br eby PritueMlubter :lir. Mertan) la. rerecte4 imly Peel (Mr. W. A. t rewlerd) bet, :rmo.lP.elcoacr, br c by:st Gralteinj trAl lIIt. It. !:UTTOII. a yearling cal; by Vb..rinai.l.y—lava tile. W. S. Crawford) 10, ERSII 1W 1.1111) SULELIT. f. by Nos mianter—llevate {Ur. Graham) m CRICKET. COUNT' OF SURREY v. M.C.C. AND (IROUND, flay was rrinnied in this match yesterday morning at the 4.91.4 a few miaow* ke.iire loom. The " oat outs - of the pie anu day, Mr Campbell with 3.) and Mr rotkor with 45 erne. steed the howllii2 of Miaow not GARAI', who changed mob. .Ir Campbell was howled liy Griffith, after adding four to hi• e re. awl Farrande went in. but MR. Daher had to quit ha (kit d•i's tic .t. over, his off.stump beim/disturbed. Wootton followed, it Grin' "tarns" was MI poll that in his nest over he Auto dialed rands' chance of scoring. Grundy and Wootton won ..w sts.A-Ms, sad fl mdlun gut a four to lag off Bristow, acs. •rimily a rot for t'd re. Tile 51.C.f. "ground men" score.. mildly, nine runs liclnagot off one over of toillltliss. With th ..rc at tut. Griffith (toward his tactics and tried lobs," nun :bey were letecilily parted lay Woot•on run:sing out. This Ilniahesi soulogs,as ll.C.C..tkluot supply ass eleventh man. The SCOU o'clock was as under : N.C.C. AND GROUNC. That Innlnss. Second Innings. Mr. Ktf Orace.st Pooley, t. Minim S nog i . o t W. Price, c Jnpp, b Griffith Or. A Wilkinsome Pootcy,b Bristow 3 c hooky, h Sewell Biddalph, ruu out 2 V. Baker% Gnlfltb --- is c Bristow, b (Math V. Campbell. b .V....tlnu • rub nut Farnus4l4, h nsiffith 4r V Radler, admit b Bristow Crawly. mot out b t.l-b;wl Total the Surrey "nosier otgolais In" was headed with the names r: Inpp and Humphrey, who were opposed to the Moth= ta :Vootton and Varratots Nuns came quickly ; lucked th, lint .LI en oven Mt yielded rune. Ilamplircy soon TAMA up 7, by wo fount, two twos, etc, mot theta was caught at mid-on Arnhem= made two gad d. Ives woattoo and then war caught by Biddalph at the wicket Jopp, alter making 10. jb bowledue kis body, and )3ortloct began by driels.a Wootton Into the p-arillon, and he and the Surrey wk.4et k , 09. •• • mverely, that at ib Mr. Grace went on at Wootton's wkires. _ w. nt ou bowling when the score was at 166. The -miry wicket keeper ran himelf out, its 50 comprised els • , cue. two threes, three twos, stc. Mr. Snide enutt nailed a very Is, and Sewell and Bristow brought the score up to 204. slice the former was run nut. For their second essay 41. C. C .cut In D►. Oraee and Mr. Campbell at 5.20, Griffith and Brig ow bowling as before. The doctor hit away in bls usual stn .sll 25 aeru booked, and then lir. Campbell was caned at point hen 15 were rap Sewell went on bowling, and off his third ban dr. Wilkinson was caught at the wkket. Mr. Butter now op. ..eared as the absentee, and it fell to the lot of Bristow to get -id of ibis "stiff" wicket, which he did by dislodging his 'lump. Griffith resumed bowling at Mk and off his third toil 'Jr. 'taker was well caught In the slip by Bristow. It hang now : o'clocl• Ilw atoinie welt drawn fur the day. Play will be re sumed this day. 6111alir.—Irks1 innings, Humphrey, e Baker, b Yornuide l7 Jape, b Wootton it Stephenson, e Biddtdplk b Vatrands Pocky, ran out Mei Hoek. l b w, b Farms& Griffith. e Grundy. b Grace c nil b Grime Mr J. W. Beide, b Grandy la Mr. C. Calvert, b Grundy Sewell, sun out 1 Bristow, not out b I, bbll Total M.O C. AND GROUND V. GENTLEMEN OF =LAND. This match was played oat yesterday at I..ord's ground, and .aded to the defeat of the Itlaryleleale Club by 7r rut" as will .c gathered from the acemnpanytog score: LAN! nvrEtz t roorai, . •, • ; BAR. COTIRT.—Juxi 5. Bittinp at Nisi Prles.—(Boter• M. Joatie• Hamm mad • Goma Jury.) LVCOII V. HANDTIII.O. This was an setae brieught to reamer the sum of 2.50/. The defendant pleaded several pleas denying his Mr. fluddlestoos, 62.0., and Mr. H. F. Lewis ware eosin- sal for the plaintiff ; Mr. Mama Moire fer the defendant. It appeared from the evidence that the plaintiff was the widow of a publican who kept the Lion Hotel at Shrews bury, who died in the year 1861; sad on the death of her husband she applied to the defendant, whom she had known for a cunsiderahle time, to collect her debts and help her in settling her affairs. He undertook the butt nese, and subsequently sent in as amount , in which he alleged that be had received 1,3484, and had paid 1,2 W. mat, Account lb* plalutiff alleged was not correct. There upon an 10 U ar.a given by the defendant (or IOW. Dia. Ott, and ultimately this action was brought, the real balance being found to be zor. The defence was that the defendant hail paid the greater portion of the money to the plaintiff, and paid cer tain account Go her; and as to the iesitbie, lee alleged that an agreement had been made between himself and the plaintiff that ahu should release him of hie liabi ay to repay the balance. 'rim case occupied the greater part of the day, and ultimately I'ho jury returned a vordit.t for the plaintiff—damages, 2121. 3s. ad. GENTLPJCZM or ILILLAIND. First IniuTup. ---- -- ---- Second Innings. Ur. .1. Poittonli , b llumford .... 9 b Marten ur. If. ff. klontimmery. not out .. 37 b Marten %Ir. T. .1. Casty, b Smyth Ir. W. Hone, b Marten ur. A.J. Mac Near. h Marton ... 9 b Smyth Ur. A. 11. Barry, b MUM 4 b 11 ungurd .lon. E Acheson. b HISOO I e and b Nixon 9 lfr A. 0. Nekton. Ibw, 0 Haden 1 run nut 'lr. W. Hunt, It Nixon llr. II I'. Hewitt, Ibw, 't Nixon.. 0 not out 5 Viscount Massareene. absent .... 0 absent 1.0 2. 1) 13, w 4 l9 Lb 1, b 3, • 0 .. 12 Total 100 itc 0 Total %Ir R Politer, e Barry, A Pro;L:nil 3 b Hone , i. Ilumford, e Montgomery, b Pon sonlry Mr. W. F. Memos, c ronsonby, b II uut lii F. Thomrum, b Mint . W. Marten. A Hunt %Ir. H. W. Fellows, Is Hunt Ur. J. P. Hallow, b Hunt Hon V Montague, b Hunt Mr J. T. Smyth, et Voneonby, b Montgomery b M 'Nene ens... trs.l.ls, c Casey, b Hunt .. 0 absent u H. Nix.n. not out lO st Ponsunby, b 11'Nelle w 1 Total ... r~ Total 6l SUISEX V. KENT. Play in this match was mistimed yesterday at Brighton. James Lillywhlte (notoutl, 34 : and Wells, who had not scored, again occupying the debateable ground, and Mr. Upseontlw and Be n nett bowling. James Lillywhite Increased Isis score to 59. alb made 29, and the total of the Sussex innings was 146. Kent sent to the wickets Remnant 'a colt), and Carroll , and James unreppa and Rontherton bowled throughoutthe timings. Palmer, whose batting form was amdn excellent,obtalued 2o,and Mr. Prougldon 2tt, but 94 was the sum total of Kent's Innings. 1 u the second Innings of susses, Mr. Smith made 23 In his usual careful style, and James lillywhite was again in rare hitting form. being (not mu; 44: and Chambers ;not out). 2% when the stumps were drawn, 'the following was the score ; Sussex. - • • lust Innings. —....... Second Inning,. Mr. C. U. Smith, b Bennett C. Payne. h. WlUsher J. Lillywhitc, c Carr 11, b %Maher 0 not out 11. Charbrood, b WiHeber 11 Xillkk, 8 lipsconibe il. Wells, e and b Willfther Earl. c Fictity, b Whiter 0 C. Elliot. r Ilenty, b IVlllsher U. Phililos, b lkonett I. south...ll.m, b 1.1164:016/4 11. 616 1 .4011..1.1, not out I•D2 _ Total 145 Total IV K EN2.—Flr t Tllllillp. G. Remnant. c Wclls, h Lillywhlte J. Carroll, b bouthertoo T. I.Alb.er. e Smith. I) southertou W. C..oplnger, I, Lillywlilte 8 6 I:co:lett. c '4onthertoo, b Lillywlllte 1.. Hilt o n. c Southerton, II I.lllyollite 3 M.. 1. Troughtort, b B)uthertoo 26 E. A. White, e Kllllek. h boutberton . E. Wilkhor, c Lillywhlte. b Southerton E Ilenty, c 2311%13 LlUywltlto R. Lipscombe, not out lO 1 b 1 Total During the past quarter c,f a century Horniman's Teas hare had an immense We, and they are per pound cheaper, to consequence of the Reduced Duty. Sold, secured In packets, never loose by 900 confectioners In 1.0140 0 . end &WO amain, to the coontz7.—ll '''"tiaelient. I • COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Juxt 5. Mittinp t Nial Plias in Mni.liewn.--(Befors Mr. Ju.Liw %eating and a enuinion __ Nunn° C. ELLI!I. This was au Retina terover damages for personal injuries. Mr. T. Salter appeared for Atm plaintiff, and Mr. Mellor for the defendant The plaintiff was a lad about 18 Tenre old, and tbe acci dent out of which the action arose happened in December last. His account was this. HP was paining along Bury. street, I:lnotnaloiry, when a run-away puny end cart holongina to the defendant, a butcher to the neighbour hood, came along the street, daubed os to the pare. meat, an4l knocked the plaintiff Joan. Twelve years before be had received en injury to the hip which had crippled and which had canoed ulcers to form is that ,egion and the coniTyucnce of being throsa down was that the nld wounds opcne.l again, and he had suffered !rum then More or ter ever shave. Thu ease fur the plain. tiff was that the pony, not being properly attended, bad halted. The defence was that the defendant's boy had the bridle in his hand, and was looking et come con,ururo close by, whru au idi~.t Icy rame alma, sttuck the ploy with a askct, and shouted in its car. It was this that canoed the pane to curt oti, and it w/111 not the poor. but the crowd whidi was trying to get out of the way of the animal, that knocked the plaintiff down. The jury found for the 'ff. damages 10/. Ills lordship took time to consider whether he should certify fot costs. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION 1101'SE. I ine Xrdievere, an elderly woman. was charged before the Lord Mayor, with attemptiug to commit suicide. On Friday last a City pollee constable saw the prisoner near the steps of Southwark-bridge, leading to the river. and, observing that she was in a very excited state, took her into custody to prevent her from attempting her life. Ik ons then told that the prisoner had tried to get over the rarapet of the bridge, hitt bad been pulled back by a per ,n passing. She bail been drinking. When before the ford Mayor. on Satuiday lest, she said she was (let-cr ew:Ll to kill herself whenever she got out of prison. She ems then remanded until yesterday, and was taken to Newgate, when: ale' has been wen daily by the ordinary. Yesterday the prisoner expressed her regret at what bail occuireil, and said she had no intention of repeating the , ffence. She hail been deserted by her husband sod her three sour, and was obliged to keep berielf with the little money she earned through selling corks at public-bosses. She denied that she was in the habit of getting drunk, and begged to be released. The Lord Mayor, upon her promise not to repeat the act, discharged her, and gave her half -a-sovereign to get some articles to sell. GUILDHALL. Wham Bullerfidil, the driver of ea* 3,6:17, and indite q 727, living at 22, West-street. Gong-lane, was placed at the bar beh-re Alderman Owden, charged with being drunk and driving his cab to the common danger of the pnhlia William Fenn, 400, said that chant a quarter to six o'clock on Tfiunday evening he was regulating the teethe at the Ludgate.bill end of the 01.1 Bailey, when the de fendant came up driving a Hansom cab. Ho was very drunk, and ran into a waggon. A lady was ill his cab, and preview to the celliaion on Ludgate.bill to had run '.ito another waggon, caused tho lady's cheek to be struck against the window and severely cut. if. had seen the lady that morning, and her eye was very much blackened. Shelves unable to attend the cant. The prisoner in defence said the hone shied, but his employer said he had bad the horse over twelvo months, and he never heard of its doing such a thing before. Aldermen Owden fined him 100., or emu days' impri sonment, with bard labour. Messrs. Crab!, and Vaughan, builden, were summoned before Alderman Camden by Mr, Painter, the inspeetor of pavements, for taking up the pavement in Oreabam-street without the permission of the Commissioners of Sewers: Mr. Paintir stated that Messrs. Crabb and Vaughan had some large buildings in Gresham-street, and obtained a license for a hoarding round them from tbeCommissionem of Sewers, but on Saturday last, without any notice, their foreman took up the pavement outside the hoarding for the purpose of putting scaffold poles up. The palm etto bad since been replaced at the defendants' con. The object of the commissioners was to teach builders that they must not take up the pavement without permission. Mr. Vaughan said their foreman bad exceeded his orders, and did it without their knowledge. Alderman Camden fined him 10a. and costs, which was paid. WPSTMINSTER. • _ _ Jo/in Ward, a respectable, quiet-looking man, 40 years of age, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by throwing himself into the Thames from Westminiter bridge. At half put nine on Friday morning the prisoner sad denly got on the parapegof the upper side of Westminster bridge, near Palace-yard, and jumped into the Thames. William Rogers, a porter, living at 13, Doris-street, Lam beth, crossed the road, and running down to the steamboat pier gave the alarm. The tide was ebbing feat at the time, and prisoner fluting by wag rescued by Thames Policeman May, 143, who succeeded in dragging him out with a hitcher. He was insensible, and conveyed to the Westminster Hos pital, where he remained until brought before the magis trate. In re,ily to inquiries from the bench, it was stated that tho prisoner was suffering under delirium tremens when he committed this act, and Inspector Bull, of the L division, said that on the .30th of June, 1844, the prisoner was charged at the Hanimersmitb police-court with throwing himself from Hammersmith suspension-bridge into the Thames. He was at that time suffering from the effect of think, and was discharged. Prisoner said be was ?erysorry for what had occurred. He was committed for trial, the magistrate offering to take small bail fur his appoarwacc. ►ter TETE WORK OF THE SESSION. The session commenced on the 19th November. and in nearly seven months has produced 30 public and 31 local acts of par liament. ---- --- MURDER OF A WIFE AT 13AGSHOT.—A case of wife minder is reported from Bassbot. A man named Edward Hammond, who is about forty years of age, bad some altercation with his wife on Tuesday evening, he being in a state of intoxication at the time. Hu went to a public.bouse in the vicinity, and returned home to his cottage at midnight, when more words ensued, and he again went out. His wife followed him, but in consequence of what he said to her she went to her cottage, and he to his brother's house, about two hundred yards off, where be remained all night. On Wednesday morning, at halfpast four, the woman got up and went to the house to call her husband, so that he should not he late for his work, and more angry words took place, he ultimately knocking her down, and kicking her several times violently in the stomach, and otherwise brutally ill treating her. The unfortunate woman was far advanced in pregnancy, and the effect of the violence was to bring on premature labonr, and she died the seine eveniug. The woman has left four young children. The man has been taken into custody, and will be brought before the local bench on the eharge of murder. Tim WIFE BIURDER AT WIGAN.—TIIO inquest on the body of Mary Jackson, the woman who was killed by her husband oa Tuc,lay evening, was opened at the Raven Inn, Birkett Bank, on Thursday night. Mr. Ash. ton, solicitor, watched the prweedings on behalf of the acvuted. The only witness called was Joseph Jackson, a boiler maker, son of the deceased, who identified the body. He sta ted that he was in the company of his father about an hour and a half previous to the murder, and at that time the prisoner said he hoped his wife would take a turn for the better. Frequently witness's father had complained of his wife's misconduct, and on two mica sinus she had been committed to gaol for assaulting him. She had also for some time lived at the workhouse, but witness could not say whether hie father maintained her then or not, but be believed he did. The deceased had been a heavy drinker, and had frequently pawned her husband's goods. The husband was generally steady, taking to drink sometimes when she grieved him. On such occasions be had often said to witness that he would leave the country if it were not for the sake of his chid dren. Witness had not been in th, house for a couple of months before the murder. The inquiry was then ad. journed till - ILonday. Neuralgia and rheumatism can be cured by nerving's Magnetic Flesh sod Bair Brushes, prices ins. end each, of all perfumery and dnnas**. Pamphlet+ upon applies- Moe. Wholesale, R. Sovendaa ad Bow, a, Great Mariboedipib- Boa* W., and 93 sail 90 ; Clirroad, FROM Lasr maims GAZETTE. (RANTS OT 110LICTTORS AND ruins ea PA NMI:MA IR TO ON OFITAZNED AT TON orrice Of TNT CWT asarmas, COUNT OF eatcauncr, SUWON ALL,NT UST. I IANKROPTS. . . . 'MBAS DAWSON. Brabeatteerkiiipollane, licensed violas!. ter. to annelids, Jane 111. at 1. JOIN J axis canon. Woolakb, Dimmers= is Woolatch Dock yard. Jose U. at It Ocravins MAIM= Manila% Mitseam-street, Bloomsbury, photographer. Jane 17. at IX GapaaßlLlSM.lati Berualb fikappertos, kLidalmet, brick burner ltuse 17, at 12. JAlllti imam, AU Saints terrace, Portobello road, late com ndattos agent, ilzom 17. al 1. W ALTUS/ PLOBIUM W ATK I xs. Goawell.roul, manager to a Hemmed etetnaller, Jane IT. at I. OtOROZ Warts GUAM Anthony street, Coninserdal-road East, m• of a inibtle horse. June at it. tit3l3 7lanrla. Iscptlord. Ileensill victualler, June t 3, at I. BiNJ AMY Bonn, Wadhurst. Suarez. bulkier. Julie It at It ADRAU•II_CtINISTAIIILS . 111100 M, tostorst•atasset, iSepiety, WWI merchant, June Ix, at s t - • . CIUALIDI Uramr AuaMx rahnontan. 'Una 22. 'tit ROBERT Saiime Ilrunvutti. ht. Jan&CS road. 11.11caray, late lk owed rklusher. June 2.3. at 11. !MANZ it ALT., TyMl.l. Pt vet, oftee4ll.•. M. 12 J A la ant LDIII4, Ilampataml, proulluy . lueie 23, at I?. BL2JAIIIN 1 , 11t2J• XIII, Hackney Tad /1114 boot . . . tunnufael uk et. J uue Is 3, at IL Joeueu II A 4 ,, It A A efot *MU% LuArct E•lnnontutt,adliet.J u art kat!. l'eeLe rt.r. VIP , George•tertm e, Uri et t. leptt u, tosAl t vut3 autur, ' --- - - Jana VS, 2 Jan= Lin L D, Je.1.1•4 hen •r 4 I.4.lter.Jmor, N , At 12 Sint at. Ely* CD IJIMJIMan. Latin 1 pima. Ilacklol. lenthet merchant. J une 24. at 1. W• 11 kJ: TlrollAa 1111.311..4. Utile bell alle► sad Irkgraph street, cisarabera, Mourstak *wet, insemervisaut, Jana VI at It. ravnialtsa rat tepa„ Tethltualua, carecuter, JWM 24 at 2. John ►w EIL. Weaw.lisano All•3anda. Nueva. miller, Jutac•N, atl. Ttiumal n-izaa. KALitioiltalcr. Lul Jer, June 12; 14,12.. _ 1310111411 111111.1111 141,1,111, Ward Et' 8 1, Waroickaltire. fanner. June 17, at 12. 'Moats WlNatata, plalvAl abain saaaafaalarar, J omit), at Ii - Stant at Langlaaarangb, tailor, Jame la, at II la at as Ata..tft.alsepten alattetViouteesetalt .carttet,J melt atIL 01A CLOTTIC 11101.111W011, Stiaiol. 101111efitit Orr v a sit, Jwine IT, at 11 JANk TuILL, Lareti o. salving* stater, J!tee St, at IL NAIDESTMLUCIUN. Noy land !I ether, V orksh.Antncon,Jur.al7.3t It JOUR Boma, ninelet, Mai thioatierlanil, late fariner,June 1 a,at 1 Juba kleiliutrettn. lierrenatlempon.Tylle, clothier, Jane It:At It Tutrises Junius, Llansay,ifisamonthati , lithoorer, J tine :9 at It WI LLIANVA N....TONLEseter, junruepusx nallirncht.Jucelii,at II N WultItALL, Ruuevru, Cheshire. taus. June 21, at I. JonN RILL , Alioii , Ilattopo;fre, riviuAtr,7lu .L 1. Gr.osoX NA 11511RL1.,.11.4-ekluttosi4vti. Ghstersterlltlre, Wetbuttsc kreper. June IS, all. . Jolts ttirLta%o,lk.:4ll.44l4Bnoft Lianeash ,neereeller.Juiteltallo 1111001 HAKIM. _ f re Iran maker, July A 0410 . . ruumas earrsu. waex, Aston, Warwkithlre. .oramercia' traveller, July S. at lu. WILLIAM lITATILIA, Blrmalighaaa, late coal dealer, July S. at 10. FKAPINICK Bitutur, Birolnithast late butcher, July 3, at 10. 1 aux Alio Lerma:. I' Isla, Norfolk, lather. Jute 11, at le JOHN LEC.or.ar. Norwich. pit 'can. June 11. at 11. MORRIS Jorilea, Brrocrtlyu, CammanuMalL„ Lartacr, June 17, at 11 KOMAR!. JAMM3 E 1.1.9, New Eultilsry, Yeut, late lulaLtAps3., Jape 17, at .1 . EDWARD YOLMS, Ilcorpool , astustaat to a licensed victualler , Juae IG, at 3. • . R:rmi W intern, Bradford, general soap come/Path n agent, Jape IS. at Ga. WiLLIAN ALLAY. tratifonl, tab proprietor. June IC. 111011. i:ORCAT DALE. Ltellll., isiatEeper. Juuc n. at 12 Twoilas MAO, Kit initial!. Yutkab , late cuct tender, June t atl'.• Inonas EXLST,I ing A Lynn, c X. a val Art e s tool ttottliet . ,Jtineltt.titll. MAK calt FI: bTIXLIT, X INC* W un, excavators luul Juin lU, xt 11. ELIZACKTII VrStEItAY, IV irenhall, tlfafordul,ire, tote licens,i trirtuAlks. Jane Al, it 12. retire Mir r l t,:l. juts., Milord, beet warebonsmnan, Jane 20, at to In at en 11ec9:amArr, Gosiora, tsztordsbire, tont:tenor, JuLe 23, lg. WILLIAM WOOLCAL ENGLISH, New Shoreham, Sesser, coal Mer- Jost. Juan 28, at TUGHAS CHAT/ELL, Great Caleofth, 11 untingdoluddre, aboc manufachu tr. J une if, at 11. Perms PAI:ET. AUL, LeellWOLd, Flietshire, turgeou's 'Wotan!. lase IN at IT. JOHN JoIIN HAIINPI. jun , St. Cohan* 31ajor, Corn wall. cattle chadors, Juno at I I. EDWARD NIEMAN, Gomel Wood, Staffordshire, mord sic hustler, June IV, at 12. Jolla PIECCE, • Dent:Loh-hire. lunkeeger. June 17, at 11. Gannon A nungwv, Whitby, Yotitalure, oture-ei dualist, Jul, 21, at 11. 1 noose SANGEE , I, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, hcethott, keeper, June 9, at 11. LurefturrciEs ANNULLED. ?lay 29. WILLIAM Jollll TATLOS, 11011 Watt, Wand,,worth, clothier. June 1. THOMA! Eine, Great Petereptreet, and Viureut.oquare. Westminster, gas sorter inanufattnrer. May 29. WILL/AH lIOLOEN, Si. Helot's, Linearbire, clatulon twin chemist. Mar It John mArrorirs, JOSMPII WALltii, and ENnes itaiLutixon. Leeds. wpolleet Apribblas. Dix!.Az inpx; or Divi!pasoa. Giiaag 11'1'0ms t.l Ousiteidge. udder -Ist dividend of is , tone 10, and suntequeut Wetitusday, at rariyaa, Us- Muskat-street. Rustier tiIIIWUN LATVIAN Madan, Sunny, doctor of nwdit Ist dividend of as l4., June 10,-and subesqueut Weduestisy, at Parkyne, ffatingballatrerlol Tiiones Csaktatni, Criteria:3e, and Cnidernith-sire.t, Cheap side, straw lint manufacturer-lst dividend of 121 , Td. , Juan 1., anti etliMrqUelli Wednesday, atParkyue. 8 28111 01 41 1 tin l.l . C 11A ALSB Al OvSTIN 'WV); WILWN. temdinreb-rtrt.zt, uric mer. cheat -Ist dividend of Is. Al., Jane 10, and subsequent Welt nealay, at Parleyed , ltaislugholliVrrek. SOrMaT Wholt CABLETtAI, Itlgh-Work, Southwark. MOCK- Vat dividend of 40 S , June 10, and subsequent Wedumday, at Varitype, ll•street. Gamer Ftsitas, Norwieh, leather seller-Ist dividend of 21.1 , rune 10, and sulacquent Wedutzday, at Parkyns', ttaAlnehalt street. Miaow rirrET, nunth.wlisrf. Vaddiugton, opal merchant-!tit dividend of 2s. , Od J nue le, tail subsequent 11'eguesd4y, at Parkyns, lissinghsll•ti vet. CLISZST ttactt, City, ttartho4l,44lllll-14 dead of in. Bd., June 10 and three subomuriii Wedivtdays, at Edwards'. BasingtsaU•street. ILICLAND YAWN:MD, Litter, aloe merchant-Ist dfvtdtad ol It 13 any Tuesday or Frkkiy, at Carrkk's Exeter. DI VIDAI9X4. - - - -- June 18. P. lioutypeany, Kent—Jaw 18 W nerds, Burwell, Csnit.ridgeshire. measliest—Jane IS. J. Morrie. Orlor.t..street, and Clay.streef. Crawford-street. bufder—Jun: 18. J. W. Guy, Cannon-row, Westminster. clerk—June 2$ L Mooney, Bnry.strect, St. James's. attorney—June 24. W. 0. Young, Newman'acoort, Corohtll, ship broker-duly 1. F. Hamilton, Golden lane, and anpars-ressue, teolden.lave. en. gingers —Jane 17. 8. Slchmcn, Buckler. bury, and Monte/H.:tat. villas. diamond merchant—June 27. T. W. Charles, 100-buildings, Chancery lane, law stationer—June 21. T. E. Jones, No. 11.1oillilinga Finsbury-circus. dealer In silk—July 1 T. W. Jewett Harold). Tweet. sergeon on board her licies l Vr ship renslooke—Juiee 18. L. Slade, Yeovil. Soinersetaline. Inc kespor—June IS. W. Mighty. Ilastilmey Dila% Etorsctslilre, farmer—June IN. H. Painter. North rethcrton, Somrisetsliisr. draper—June n. K Brook, Leeds, too:ter—June 22. J. Gilchrist, Sint. al, Ter kshire, manutartalog chemist—June22 E. Driver, New Wortley. near Leeds, cloth nsamilecturer—June 19. B. Wrigley, (separate isolate) Lirerpool, scrivener—June 18 P. Sevilla, Levi, Lancashire, cotton spinner—June 17. T. Neal, i receive. watchmaker—June 27. E. 8. Prior and A. 8. Prior, 111shosepte-street, coal usercbsnls —June 27. F. .1. Dorton , seisirste estate!, Wigrooreetreet, Cavendish -revere. church fur nisher—June 29. J. Woods, Conelidt-street, Tlanover.squitrc, tailor—June 29. K. Morgan, Cheeped*. s holesele stationer. PARYSERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. W. Harley and W. Harley. Liverpool, shipwrights—P. Cal vert and P. Swindells, Burnley, Lancashire, oil merchants—C. Camp' ell and 0. C. FransMedi, Liverpool, corn brokers—R. Jones, A. Lloyd, J. Rowlands, and W. H. Uu..worthy, I.lttle Tower-street, City, wholesale tea dtakn, so to as regards R. Jones—lL Scott, jun., mid J. Nixon, Ihunfrles. and Cdasshmsse street. Regent street, nisonfictrartrs—W. 11. Tricker and A. Tucker, Trowbridge. Wiltshire. woollen manufacturers —lt. Monk and T. Has tires. lieroush Market, snit sale-men—M. Wightman mot A. W4litsnan, noise Oak.laoe, Southwark. engi neers—ll. Dill and F. Hill, Nottlegbani, brass founders—T. lye and J. Downey, Liverpool, cabled ii.kos-11. Bhaphual, H. Niter. and 11. P. Withers. Rarnstap'e. Der:swhire, wholesale cabinet manufnettwers, so far as ry sr!, 11. P Withers—J. Bed well and K. M. ler.neis, Essex-read. Islington. draree Douglas and W. limber, Evelyn-sties t, Depths:a, Ironnuitun ri— g. Oliver and W. Hallett, Fore sue sI, City, parasol maunfac. turers—J. Broad, C. Place, and J. Somerselshire, ntaltsters, an far as regards .1. Droad—W. clieesehrotali and S. L. Tee. Bradford, and J. E. Ctiee•ebrouLli and J. Ryan. Con stantinople—Anna Rhea Egerton smith. J. Haiti nd , and T. lilkb, Liverpool, newspeper proprietors, so far as re garde T. Gibb—W. C. tgliar, W. J. Watson, and B. C. CornbilL Lit,, bullion brokers, so far as reaards W. J. Watson—R. 0. lVhito snit J. L White, Leicester, shapers —Farina Niguel and Ilatilda Kent, Farnham, i.nrrey, holed keepers—O. Leigh and J. Bothwell, Rochdale, woollen mantdacturera—J. Ferris and J. C. Williams, Great Sutton street, Cterkinwell, oil prig-era—S. BrOWU and 0. Clarke, Spen nells, Worcestersbire, worsted spinners —it. Monday and V. A. Draper, Dridinorth, Shropshire. tanners—C. 110141 ell and 0. C Aitillery-lane, City. wholesale drugglits--W. 'cam: and O. Pnllum, Carter-lane, city, commisslin agents—T. Siliolleld and K. Schofield, West Vale. Yorkshire, joiners —W. Wright, I. Wright, and R. Wright, Ulasgow, tea merchants, so far as regards W. Wright. SCOTCH SFAACESTRATIONS. JANES ANDERSON SMART, E.7linbluvh, merchant, June 9, at Damsles Rooms, Edinburgh. JAMES FACIA!, Dalbeattie, Rircadbrlghtshkre, Innkeeper, Jane 10, at tat. Royal Hotel, Kirkendtaight. THOMAS GARD WOOD, Ohismow, and Dikver.place, London, cora =laden agent, June 9, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. MILIAN ANDERSON, Banlidone, Aberdeenthlre, lair miller, June 9, at the Lemoa Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. HOBERT SAitanua, Oilmen and Partick, plumber, Jane 13, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Mr. J. E. Fox, Scholar of Christ's College, Cam bridge, whe has just been elected Tyrwhitt's University Hebrew Scholar, was forwerly a pupil of the Islington Pro prietary School. Mr. Fox previously gained the Carus University Greek Testament prize. MiTROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. —The usual weekly meeting of this board did not take place yeateidsy, in oonsequenoe of the Whitsun holidays having prevented the meeting of committees during the week. On Wednes day next, under the provisions of the Metropolis Local Management Act, sec. 48, one-third, or fifteen, of the mem bars of the board go out of office by eilluxion of time. thuir names being u follows :—Mr. Alderman Stone (City), Mr. Bidgood (St. James's, Westminster), Mr. Ilruslafield (Whitechapol). Mr. Clarke (St. George's-in-the-East), Mr. Cook (Poplar), Mr. Dixon (Limehouie), Ur. Evans (St. M Newington), Mr. Freeman (Kensington), Mr. Hell (Holborn), Mr. Harris (SR Saviour's, Southwark), Mr. Hows (Shoreditch), Mr. Le Breton (Hampstead), Mr. New ton (Mile. end Old Town), Mr. Shaw (St. Mauls:lbws), and Mr. White (Westminster). [Advertisement...l—HOLLOWAY'S PlLLS—Health and Vigour —To the most regular liven occasional disturbances of digestion will occur, which may be corrected at once by these famous plats, the alterative and Sonic powers of which cannot be too highly extolled. A dose now and then will prove salutary to every one • bat a continued course must be taken by the con firmed invalid. it Is wonderful how the appetite and digestion improve in proportion as the pills exert their wholesome influ ence over the animal economy. Tbeyaimment muscular strength and mental vigour. Holloway's pills trimeently cure dime-es of the digestive organs after all other suediclose have failed to efford rent and they are especially serriceside In disorders of *nether and kidneys.' MARKETS. St7GAL —Sainte!. Jt."ll{ a. —Tits market w • ope, e 4 Thursday atter the ttehdayo tmue when t _re t, u a fate demand toe nw sat relined euvr at rather altif-r pi met M R , Thaw carnet In 4 week. TALI/M.—FM In TSCNINCI.—The marl: .t., : ny i n Bp,' and June. 4.4 a. 41.4 : Ontelrer to Deretn..er. 4.1* Wea n : Der only. des. Taint tarow. 41a. 3d ., tart c...7:41 At taw: iwWlc 5u1...1,613 casks of Australian were uttered : t.c v told at a gka.ife of Al. to Is (arr. wt. (nun I .St octk. 1.... 4 „, 43/. 11.1. ; tar, 414. to 44.4 Herr, fum, 44a 1^ 12a ad 411. 40416. 9.1 , 410V/11 374. 1... .•ti.i abt • INgiVri7 to last evening, r 4.4 ; Nrti‘ 1.41; ..un i t a 4 steady. rfoliln, : L•Vylmt, Alta a.l a,r 111.. 47f. td. Luida. thL, good, to 4:a fur tutatra: I .slm • :I mutat:. Os. Lars. COTTON. -LirasanSWlL, Trait —The 4,4(011 n: 144 t ‘t. •ItIVITP act:: oon Friday mut haturday than dm tt.. ....$) Dub itf I.st week, and on the 010 1111 l g ha l i 000 ••• e-I .tier the Whitson holidays ttcre wa. ag. :.r I a 0....,.;..t ttlassmal "lima. Tad/. the ILltex 4. i ;• us ti eldest. wutleuut stantaon, the ::[ tr.. be:aq iall.e. higher hi 4/11141 de.,Tipti”rtS t 11. 1 ,1 three 01 ittnelly. 11l SP.. Wapgl the Bale" • o ....trtial 1.11..11ge eau quoto4. be.. .I.:• ....'•• its the astal.tle and Miter 110.1111« a , aiet I. . • Iteselat te.mest. New Yost will. ea 1.. the ith t I. eteta n y 31 .:rilts eta 1 ill:toren hr Lirerynd 12 11 pr. tcraclor Foe It. sull t 10: demasel lots ed, hem, r P.74:11111 ha. lot-I if. t.v.. -I. itt.; • troelyn ered, without elnisre •-• I 1... ,a oe. writ:Liras bare contlon..l to 4, , liair 1.1.: ,„, einurt thnsiatt.l durum the bat two clays t.. tw a laths more 11111tUtill The latest tinotatinns wr re mu 10 ,srne, Bm %WA). hair. ship named. i14:1: o..n:raa rt. hss: mw mer chant., Match sailing, 9;d.: am) I:eng .1. tar Is:rt.:haute. 0.11. sloona.l, 7.1 per lh. wear:tete tr.. t 2-1 :yam tilatora have lakoo :11:11:4; Ow week ta t , ; etporters. 4,240 holes: may tin. tra.le. 'est,. 11e hate had a tatr demand 10-4 y. 1..$ Ilse mai Let yesterday a priers hon..: han-Iy rmnataine.. ate 10,0 W leaks. orwhicla 2,000 are :or Lxi..ot COTTON Goorm.—MANeltErTEß. 'fret 5.- We 11:vc ymi to tu—nlar market 05 the rtchang.., tut a ti Up to AMP: twelve ticluoii. and aonie hoot , higg been rffvrted id moderately stca . 7 ;rims 1:1:- La . . :Lc ..au. each morning Voce Tuesday. and trarrhe.i.•• • t. n g.gagt. rt a few hours with day. With this flC2ptl..ll ace tga...o hail a t hair lgoliday. So far as lb. re is any z rta,c, m like It bus been rather in favour of colt .s. 1.1:1SOR .111111111yW0041. of Liverpool, eoliths:, the Imam, : coemoccstori with that for r. 4 1...111i011 the 111 teIC7CPCO to the recent .1.. 11 . 41 ••••••••• t, • Stidatilig Amrrtean cots..,, was 700 Ih.. the highest prices pain t .1 - ett:.4o lasi than ill, while vary little litintut. ha- • tv. i• • 4 over 10g,d. per lb. They tees :— . *taktne a t.:..: ..; gg„ •elude question of supply and tkinantl, a...t I. r •I. I ...a for itogiortingt fart that tbutigh act tottca grt 1..1 liK thala of goods lite IurPLI RH ovor t.../111:i.y re I welre IN01111.4 • illiPtes.:ll/11 is 11. pit. C , •I‘.olPril for 10.117 111..141% to tonne or hk.ra son fates 1:0P/ current ; hot a- t•r.ohvg- i• v a- • I. • it:, • rein:owl, rof the peat we! gat ..lm!? of • : :atticieut to tarp the aj .4 ;<• 1 :! ..• . . will Sc corai.lerahic c.a . ; tiota tune t., . .. • (OrN.--etthttforolth. Jtsr. —Wcut tr,a , k w,tla ther‘tertioa of a -t ,rl/I or to., !or thr liztat laud, t.ot the he4v) 1 tlvi bud : . a >k lit wet tee. .11 u Ent a . 44:11):: he low in 110 , 11; 11r, t• !Le: e hi.!h is el-A.IIIIC of In to 2‘. for quart: r, and r..• is gaming gtnantl. I 1'146 ha% cl, t , l-tt'y a tc• t $ll it' but I, the CULIII/IVIC &Well= 0 •:, .11 I:I I VI. .1 , I, • 11. IV' 4 5 —At I 111:117, . itie/10a111.e • alai it/ wheat a fair filisita I. of 1•11 111/ 0111 C 41111 t I{o.l . 4,1111 1111..1111) . . fluor hi mrkier •t. 11'4141011 .1/ 1 I 111111411V/111 ealltrleal :I t I/ 1 :Jar b. 10 lt. til. per qr. 1:1.111 !Le 141.1% nat.. ahil rather,JetU. On rat f.i Kali I'. higher. Malt Kiley : ! r the. . 11.,r CODoli .1t• - r len Unitt. I Vs H lbs Walif Esitl 11.-Itotn, 1 , 4 \ bitel I L ill.: %Valk End lit 1171! 17. 11.1.tm,1 INrtltpool. la& ; ails .E.11:1 trr, I 1.1 .:micl, ifs. inl —S4ups tkia.itut, 37 avid, 111.AFFIC ItICTURNL., RAILWAY". la Ih., Pas- 11 ri , Tvt 41. Total. ovre.. srugers. clutu•lix. 1,• t. Ix 7. Aprll 29 to Noy 5. £ * ~- T. t;rrat Crutruhd Mourn . 343 2,057 5.;77 1., I 6.423 Wedit 644417144 lay 17. 80) 2.!.1 7!7 1 Week eading May 30. Mallokrale&StlrmalcJun. 10 1G Vi."11....33 lil Li Week etalltig May 30. 1.:..r14 and 111asale trek coals* May 31. I.3o.laMaa and N. Witiahl.373:3; 243 1 30 43,83n(7.. , ) i'i ,12 Atlatitie awl Una& Wesurn I:a!tway In 73.1 1..,:;. ,w May. slett, i .1, zazacpcnad last ya.r, slll,,nlw. ! 7 t't THE BRICKLAYERS' STRIKE AT LiVEI:rouL. At the Liverpool police-court yesterliy, Mr. I`.ukioaon, enlicitor, applied for Irsirtnete o f :odortist b.icklayera, bow out on atilt, the picketing system in operation. He said that, notwith standing the distinct plcd2c given when e. in: n weft+ before the court for Woo olittom atonic iiilT vgo, Wet the picketing system should lie abandoned, and that the non union men should be perreitti - -.1 to work without molev tatios, the system was now being carri.-.1 on as bad as ever. The warrants were granted. DYSPI.PSIA, CONS!' Mr? tri'rr, &n , 43: ttrn gy Do EAKIIT'S KgriLEIITA ARA too* FWD TO THU NI,IIACTI, =game neer of cid end young. eating, with"nt medicine os expense. Amsted& itndigestion, rociattpatua. wMlty headache, neural:de. hysteria, palpitation sl-rr: rasr:ru , dentlity. wasting, cough. uthius, terms. consumption tow sprints. eAnisi curse which had resisted all medicines, zur.noan: that nt his :I , 4lneas the Pope, It eaves [lily times Ile coc. to vtlim seine. :lee. —Tine, Ink, 'ft M.: 12114, %s.: Salk. or 1 , 1 par them. amend.. gewalanta choe.datt kowder, non" Orin:the-of= than =castrated beat—lts Harry azie. Cn. , 77, ant. Lou. ice ; also Fortnum and at kw.. and et 111, sta•oel.nr,h-etrest Chasgiside : 1:3 and ISO tislard-strest.-1 Adva4o4 newt, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. HUTH& ANDRRWiN.—JaN 3, at us.r.rwy. ke, Wrr. Lary, the wife of J. Anderson, inn., Fag , of c. -4.1 BARttalt.—June 3, at The k:nr , , Hounslow, the wit.• of G. H. Barber, Faq., of a moo. BULit:E. - June 4, at Qurrn't ra.-tlens, Hyde park, W , the wife gt A. C. Bruce, of a daughter. BOND.—Jane 4, the wile of Mr. T. Enna, of Burlirwtan SPring•Crove, trleworth, of a daughter. GOISLZ.—June 4, at Bratiswlek•wluare, the wife of Mr. W. J. Odds, of a son. H A RMS.—Jane 4, at 143, Adehride rout, Harnfittent, o f George W. 11117 k, Esq . of ~,i..,ughto A REN.—June 4. at Etrling, Scotlaud, 311 r. Author 311.areo. Cholmeleyrpark, Highgate. 14 a con. NAIRN.—Jane 5, at Montour' House, Clapham ripe, the nth: of W. H. Halm of a son . IVILLI3.—June 3, at Tuiuell•paih, Holloway, the nit.. IT. W. Willis. of a daughter . W A colft-A LEFts-111ANKEY.—J une 4, the wife of W:Ter.Alers flanker, Esq., of a son th.: lATI I.tn ES. iIIiACE-MANYTHRR-Jonr 4, at 'thy', North I 1. tt. ltrace, Evq , Captain Ylll, tr y Train, only ••• , • a Brace, Esq., Caven4lisit• • •dare, Mat.;:a. . nt , daughte.. , the late 11 31apother, 1:4•1 , •• county Dnblln. r.l'lltlL-Llh; ER -lone 3, at St. Stephen's (1.1.1,.11. :- smith, by the Right Rer. D U , late 1,1,1 lo ••• Victoria, Hong piing, Dr F. .1. lair,n. oi• •-r •.. 1.. Shepherd's-bush, to Virglid4 'Nina', elder[ -'- late Dom J. F. Edger, ut the L-5e1.,;, , • • , of Itonc Kong. I`I.A RR SON -ROLLIVITON-Jiete 4. at Eythotne (1 Nei& by the Rev T. Wood, late ..haplain Denzil us.lsted by the Rte. T. 1.. Chu Lulu, rector of Sontli Mullein, Suffolk, the I/. A, flat •• • f tot Kerley. Susses. to Ellsalxt'i Harriet, eldest rlau.,,,lit. 1t..1- 14^t it, Kay , of llythorne. (11111;(;-rill4lir.RT.--June 4, at Trinity (lord., ' :•' by the father of the laid. "room, W. Sharman -• • ; the 'tee. T. N. Orlgg clear of st. George's. Gloneeet..•!..ie, to Marian, widow °ISM late IL Gilbert. I.loktilEß-MORLKY.-June 3, at ROT:rare Church, Torquay. by the Rev. It Vaughan, RD.. nw,...ur the church. the Rev. W. G. Horder, of St. Belch's. to Mary Annie, second slaughter of the lath , of lents. KENNFDY--CAMPBELL.-Jure 3, at FAinlmirch. • r,.• D. T. K. Drtunnsond, Vrancii Thomas Ronittly son of the Right Ilunoural,,e 'l' F. Krunedy, mr• . • rn the county of Ayr, to Elias Itarl.rra C ,, llna, third detrAtrr Lieutenant-General John Conipbell, C.D., 11. 11 I. Arno, LFACK-GARNIER.-June 2, tit llarruw, by the 11 , 6. K. Keppel, asslated by the lion. and Rev. A. Lea. • 11 ' 41 C. O. Legge to Mary, daughter of the late Dean 01 ••In met Lady Caroline Outlier. MAY-11ALLAN D.-June 4, at St. John's, Paddincton. by the Rev W. M. Ilennybun, 11. A., Y. May, of M0nta...... - Irr•rT Russel; square, to Agues, dauliter ul J. Holland, hXt , 01 Hydequirk.terrece. NATI, A N-111CHA ILL -.Tune 1, at Trinity-street Cott, , •n. Bristol, Mr. A. Nathan. of Birminglnun, to Carohn,, da,,,hter of Mr. J. Michael, Bristol. NEW HAN-NOILTH.-Juue .1, at St. Illary'i, Irre. - kno. lc, by the Yen. Archdeacon North, Illlcle of the hrkle, avoided by the Rev. H. Wi ll iams, M.A., vicar, IL liardinc. onli ~. of the late Captain B. 11. NeWlnall.Jodi It cilorut• t. Charlotte Aug,esta, second daughter of J. North, 1 sq., Wert:- hock. DEATHS. CAM PBELL.—.7ene 4. al Halkinal reet tre , t, Ilart" lOirpheth, relict of the late Ila;or-Genvral A. Calapb..ll. C. 8., need 77. CA V E.—June 3, In Pub. S. Cave, Esq., of Lowinles.squsre. CHAELL4. —June 4, at Hampstead, A. P. Chad,'. a.ed tc. FIELDER.—Ione 2 , at Trilu-cmirt, near Abergavenny, mouthshlre, J. N. Fielder, Eai., need IS. OAHE. —May 18, at Peterboronah, Canada West. Aintrica, C W. Gage Kan., eldest sou of the Lady Mary and (Le late KM J. W. Oage , gad 36. MOLESWOUTH —Mull 90, at Iwo, West Coast u M f Africa. Mayor E. N. Moleaworth, tnd W. Regiment, late 11, .'s 77tit RICH A RIA.ON.—June It at Anneville, Morninride. Margaret &man, daughter of the late J. RiehanLon. Esq. TEM PLE.—May 6, at Point de Gail., of fever, C. E. Minh , * DePuty Queen's Advocate, late of Balllol College, tntiord, wily son of the Hon. Mr. Justi ce Temple, aged 2ti. WOOD.—JuneKing WWI nu.street, Strand, Henrietta 11/3114 the dearly•beloved child of J. and Mary Attain aged 7. Printed and !unlined by WUM.LKT I Ma" 01 _1,%1 Lemberd4reet. In the any of Londont tfirr n a Moe, In Letsbardoerett, to the 'MOM el Surma, Jags 11,1810.