The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-21 00:00:00

NOMINATION. WF.~C KENT. 'Yesterday morning, at I I o'cl.nilt,tha nomination et two biliphts of the shire to nerve in the ensuing session of pailynnont for the newly-created constituency of West lent Cook place at Sevenoaks. The hustings had been erected on the cricket-ground, and there was avery large atheadance, many ladies being present The liberal can didates. Sir John Lubbock and Mr. Angerstein, were eirthusiartially received, while the two conservative can thrates, Messrs. Mills and Talbot, were met with trio. of • No bribery," " No incense," " No rituadsat." Mr. Muni:race Hilton, High Sheriff, having epenod the proceedings by reading the writ, Mr. V. H. Noixtst nominated Mr. Angerstein as a fit and proper person to represent West Kent hi parliament. Mr. Mott ton briefly seconded the eceniustien. Mr. A. HAIIIII.TOX nominated Sir John Lubbock. (Laud therm) Whilst Mr. Hamilton was awaking, • large car riage was drawn into the midst of the crowd by 'the friends of the liberal candidates, and it was speedily taken pe.raYsion of by gentlemen wearing the colours of Sir John Lubbock and Mr. Angerstein. Tlis proceeding incensed the supporters of Messrs. Kills and Talbot, mid they immediately rushed to the carriage and erdeuroured to overturn it, failing which they tried to push it off the ground. This created a fearful disturbance, and serious results were app se- L, nd.d. Not succeeding in gutting the carnage away, the tories rushed to several waggons which w. re in the field, and triumphantly wheeled three of them into the ranks of their opponents, many persons being in immii.ent danger of being crushed by the sudden attempts 'et large numb err to get out of the way. A scene of the wildest confusion then ensued. The High Sheriff and the four candidates endeavoured to induce the people to re move the vehicles, but to no purpose. The liberals rat triumphant and immovable upon their single coach, while the tones cheered themselves house in the waggons which they had secured. Seeing this state of things the High Sheriff rent cetera for a large holy of police who were in the viciuity, in use • disturbance should oze•ir. These men having arrived, the coach and three waggons were forcibly removed from the ground, though not with out some fighting and struggling.. The tones changed the wheels of the waggens together, in order that they should not move, and these chains were only removed after greet difficulty. Ultimately the police succeeded in getting the waggons and coach away, and something like ceder was restored. The whole affair lasted *boat twenty minutes, and at one time threatened to be rather serious. but with the exception of a few bruises no one seemed to be seriously hurt Mr. B. MILMIAT, amidst considerable noise, seconded the netrnation of Sir John Lubbock. Mr. Hass. near - . amidst d b show. nominated Mr. C. H. Mills. This was seconded by Colonel Ward. Lord MAHON nominated Mr. Talbot. and in doing so took occasion to deny the charge which hail been male agaf sit that gentleman that he was • ritualist. Mr. Tathot denied the assertion entaely and most eraphati- Italy. (Cheers, and couuter cries of " How about grer swirl • ) Mr. R. B. BELE's seconded the nomination of Mr. Talbot and no other candidate having been proposed. the •everat candidates aldre tied the electirs. During the period Mr. Talbot was speaklng a crow was wen to fly over his head at some considerable height. This the liberal crowd ap to look upon as a bind of ill-omen. for they lau and cheered most heartily for eome time. _ _ The High "ff then called for a show of hands for each of the cand:dites. This haring been dons, he grid that the numbers were so evenly balan,sed that, in his eyrinii n. a second show must take place. For the second tune the crowd held up their hands amidst considerable excitement, and the High Sheriff declared that the choice bad fallen upon Messrs. Mills and Talbot. A poll was demanded on behalf of Sir John Lubbock and Mr. Angerstein. and this was appointed to take plass on Monday next, the declaration to be made on Wednesday. The proceedings then terminated. LATEST ELECTION MOVEMENTS. MIDDLESE3.—Last night one of the most en lhariartc meetings that has been held in favour of the candidature of Lord Enfield and Mr. Labouohere took dupe at the Viaduct Rotel. at 'Unwell, the interest being hteued ly the rumour that the conservatives are in ng to nominate a second candidate in their intereet to-day at the hustings. The chair was taken by Mr. Butbidge. Mr. E. Webster, after an historical account of the grievances of Ireland, moved a vote approving of the two liberal candidates, and pledging the electors to sup pert them by their votes at the polling booths. The resolu tion was seconded by Mr. Otter, who in the course of his renal ks said that he bad ascertained that the register for the brentford polling district had been tampered with, or at least made a mull of, inasmuch as it did not contain zany of the names of latent who wouli othzririse have been sure to vote for Mr. Labouchere and Lord Lutield. and that in consequence of this information he had advised their agent to see the Clerk of the Peace for Mk:dieters on the subject, and to take steps in order t compare the original list us prepared by the revising barrister with the list as issued from the publisher ' so as t.l see whether any considerable number of voters have been Ty sonic trickery diefianchired or otherwise, and if this turned out to be so, to take some legal steps to secure for suet, distianchieed persons their just right.. The Rev. Dr. Lane (ken an catholic) address. d the meeting in further ance of the election of the liberal emndidatee, and the re. intien an% eat tied with three or four (fief eitients.- ILe joint r. ulmdtee formed for eundoeting the e'eetiou of Viorount Enfield and Mr. Labouctiere wish to Unfree' the Os do; s of Middlesex that. though pulling ea! els with only Mr. 'about here's name have been sent out, they a. e leo sen d ing cards with the mimes of the two ( dida.t , .. The counbitt. o hope tied :h.•re will le: ro puiteping and no eplittiug 1)1. the pert of liberals with the n-. native eaudid.rte. GLibti TONE IN LIVEIIMIL.—Mr. Gl•oltdonc., actin,/ a: lei b% Mr. J. Ewalt .m 4 the I.)1 wman of hi , C. nmentve. Mr. T. D. Doroby, paid a vi s it y e ,t e r c ky t. the 0: u w.irebou-e- at the Ware:hat D..ci. Mr. Lit ellebiutk. Lao wan of the Mer,ey Dock Lout ; Mr. Job Lyeter. the enirinecr to the biard ; Mr. l'atMr. et n.. Mtn titan cf U.o Cban.ner of Commerce ; Mr. Blood, the recretary. and Mr. Spence, chuirmits, and Mr. I'roctor, manager of the War.hou , e A.soc.ati in, were ielvo ot. The contrivance; for unloading grain and ya.p.ng the go inn by means of b.end, trim oaa part of the wan wr.coes to another, were impecred, and the pirtict mes and tostoittncie of the whole arnunremouti appeared to be thornuglay appreciated by Mr. Gladstone and the other Leith». GREENWICII.—Much ep.*Clll4tloll in afloat es to the future rgaesentutien of Greenwich 'honk! Mr. Glad stone lie elected for houth.%Vest Lances.lure, end the names of Mr. Mill, Mr. 11. ("borne, Mr. M. I lib.on, &ie., have Dean spoken of as probable candidates. With reference to thi, matter, it may be observed that a very powerful arty of the working dames tire pledged to support Mr. Master Langley on the next vacancy ; and that gentleman has largely increment the number of Lis friends by declining to divide the liberal ranks at the recent election, and working hard for the return of Alderman Salomon' and Mr. Gladstone. About a fortnight ago a deputation, comprising thirty of Mr. Langley's supporters, waited upon the committee for the return of Alderman &lemons and Mr. Gladstone, and stated that the working classe4 bud determined to support Mr. Langley at a future tune, and they wished to know if the mesule.rs of the committee, which is chiefly com posed of the middle clamors, would co-operate for his retut n. A fter some consideration Mr. Angerstein, the chair man, rep Led that the committee admired the course pur sued by Mr. Langley, and ulthoiigh they would not pledge themselves to support any candidate, they would take no steps to start &candidate against Mr. Langley on any fatale occasion. Tn E ELECTION I'OR FM:Tit-WEPT LiNCAPHIRE. —The Liverpool Police officials are makng every prepara tion for Tuesday next, the polling-day for the South-west Lancashire election. At all the priniipat police-stations a strung reserve force will be kept during the day, while the large polling-booth, containing 24 voting ooro partmenta, will be guards dby a strong p osse of police. A large number of d e tecti ves have also been detailed for duty, and with the promotions which are being taken it is generally anticipat.,l that the content for thu wordy will pane oil in as quiet u manner as the election fur tho borough. slititL.--The Bluzals of Berkshire are using all legit.nisite endeavours to place their two candidates (Hr. John Walter end the Hot,. Aulmrou Herbert) at the head of the poll on 1111.11Nday neat, and the largest meeting yet held in suppott of the liberal , 11.1.3 in that county took place Oh Thitraday evening lust, iu the Guru exchanye. !hauling, nearly 3,000 persons attending. Mr. George White. • retired barrister living in the neigh tocrhood, and a liheril of forty yeast' standing, arta voted to the chair, and the lion. Auberon Her bert (who received a perfect ovation). Mir George Young, hart., of Maidenhead (the enseecossful can diddle at Chillonliam), the Rev. J. E. Cr:v.:knell, the Bev. E. L. Molder , ' and other liberds, were present. Sir George young Hooke, at grind length, end ref , ..rOng to the late contest at fliippenb...m, hn had had to fight against improper influonosi and unjust weapons. Be ha d had to conteud with intimidation and Ab e . eres i,-." ("Hear. hear," and great cheering.) A cafe renaelenoe in 14.1d61". Walter and Herbert, was ,•agied by souLsmatit.n, and Mr. Herbert w•s i•iltrwod to ..his_luarter. by a great crowd, who cheered v ~ .lcrously. No - 117.1f Nurrtt.—Mr. F. C. Smith, ronservativo, • Nest:rgheso banker, has just bourne it candidate for North Nottinghawhire. opporation is against Lord Edward 114,4.4, Wit the Speaker of the House of Gem. Arsons. --- - Ma. Itomit,x AND TM: ELECTORS o SFlEF rnwv.- -fir. ltooluick 1164 limed the following auldresv to bis late ounmtit , aernt* Gentlemen, My thanks, my sincere sod ootamt thunlm are duo to yon I,r your exer tions so my )0446.11 during the late .3.4116W1 at giaelgod. 1,, !to, meta:ow' oho I,,rulod any to motive 40ahnigtee awe themk. are: 05.43P.M. II V duo, and I beg these to helicon Um oi 4**,1.1; Moir Voillee., end tbot I am very grateful L,, +l , if 41 .9 the lebtors Umpy inad•A.A.o I 4 /12l rilv(r-(411. log ;lAN' .1. Wet b , t 4.tivien of the Woe rev‘ tb, Ldthfo; reo.-ont opinions of . t Ilk. • THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY 111VP51140, NOVEMBER 21, 1818. the me** et the elestan. It mama be impeded that 'We should ukase in the wisdom er the justice of this decagon. WhS time is to reverse this decree, time must show ; for me it is steal ewe. lam too old to wait for the deoliena of time—though I am coatidest that vales calm redectien takes the place of excitement and pro- Jodie', it will be acknowledged that I hare been always faithful servant, said that is 7 maniacs( deserved a different return. I make an IMlNlpissat, I snake no accuwition‘ The More must amide between me and the mewl= constituency of sheisaa I beg of you, then, gen to *wept my grateful thanks, and to believe me, yours faithfully, J.A. Romeucx." ELBCTION mars. DUBLIN, FRIDAY More The rioting at Drogheda to-dav was of a most violent diameter. A number of men who went down from Dublin this morning were met by a mob at the railway station, savagely beaten, and forced to return. Voters who were escorted to the poll by the military were attacked and pelted with stones. Many were much hurt. The Riot Act was read, but the troops; were not ordered to fire. Two soldiers, however, fired without orders, killing oue of the rioters, and wounding another slightly. In nonsequenoe of this, fair Leopold M'Clintoak with drew his men from the polling booths, and will petition against Mr. Whitworth's return. In Sligo, a number of houses belonging to Roman eatholice who voted for Major Knox were wrecked on Thursday night. This evening the establishment of Mr. Harper Campbell, bacon merchant, who voted for Major Knox, was destroyed by fire, supposed to have been the act of an incendiary. DERISYSIIIRE.—An election riot of a most dread ful character, involving serious personal injury to several people, and considerable damage to property, has just taken place at Ripley, a small market town about ten miles from Derby. Thursday last wan the polling day for South Derbyshire, of which Nipley is one of the chief dis tricts, and an the contest was almost entirely fought throughout the day, the result of the election seemed to caws an unusual amount of excitement. About noon, as the state of the . p olls was hoisted, the excitement increased, the riot was undoubtedly commenced through a man sending ft dog amongst a crowd of persona with • piece of blue ribbon attached to his tail. This conduct enraged the vast mob, who attacked the man with stones and brickbats, cutting his bead open. Every cab and carriage, whether engaged for private or political purpose*, that entered the market place after this was attacked and upeet, or " stoned." Nothing definite as to the close of the poll was re ceived during the day; bat about five o'clock Mr. Freak Wright, one of the largest employers of labour in the district, had to take shelter from the mob. The rioters were again doubly enraged by some firing a pistol Isom a tradesmen's shop and woad,OlTa n young man named Ward. The Thorntree Inn was first attacked, and then Mr. Nuttall and Son's extensive !bop in the market place, both of which places were considerably damaged, and all the exposed window% shutters, and woodwork smashed to atoms. After demolishing windows, shutters, and doors in almost all the houses and shops around, they proceeded in vest crowds of several hundreds to the house of Dr. Allen, on the Derby-road, where they recommenced their attack. All the windows in the house were smashed in, and when the mob broke into the surgery. Mr. Allen, his wife, and • large family, made their escape by • back entrance to the residence of Mr. F. Croredey, where they took shelter for the night The surgery presented one mass of ruins-drugs, bottles, Stc., broken and strewn in all directions Subsequently returning, the rioters smashed all the windows and woodwork on either side of the way until they reached - Mount Pleasant,"-the residence of the vicar, the Rev. W. Ketchley, where they partially demolohed the parsonage house. Mr. Allen's Iboll.o at Butterley-hill met with a similar fate, as also those of Dr. Garnahem, of Nottingham-road, Mr. Barker (tailor and woollen draper), Mr. Capon, solicitor, and other places too numerous to lunation. By this time, the whole town had become in • terrine state of excitement, families were escaping from their houses, while the wounded people were carried away to their homer. A messenger was despatched to Derby for assistance ; mean while the riot had aireurned such • serious character a. to warrant Mr. J. C. Hall in reading the Riot Act, which he did in the open market-place. Gradually, after that, the rioters ceased their detraction at Ripley. and made off before further assistance could be obtained. None of the rioters, who are still at liberty, were reeidente of Ripley, or of the outskirts; but a rumour wan circulated that the police are in posiseseion of the name; of neared of the ring leader% who mune farm Clay-cross side, and will be arrested in due count. Several dome in the heart of the town still remained closed. Yesterday thousands of people visited the town for the purpose of viewing its wrecked condition, and a large body of polinmen were kept in readiness. WORCEATERSIIIRE.—Party spirit did not abate very much in Stourport with the close of the poll on Tuesday last. The town has been in a state of great ex citement ever since, and there have been some serious ebullitions of feeling, resulting both in personal injuries and a large amount of damage to property. Ou Wedoes. day evening • party of electors were passing the Swan hotel, when donee were thrown at them by a knot of men of the (appetite political patty. The attacked party in turn became niailants, and put the others to light. Strength, however, gathered on both sites, and the town was for sonic time in a state of complete I iwleasne.s. Th.. Bell Am was attacked by a mob of people, and the wiudown were demolished. Thneue inside the hoime were soon round by this dieplay of violence, and they retaliated upon the astuilunta out. ide. Stones from Ilb. to alba in weight wet. Swig dad., and several persons re c. lied considerable personal injury. The Lion Eotel, the head quarters of the conservative candi date for the representation of the constitueney, came in for a share of the violence of the mob, and the Barrel Moles were also the sukect of an onslaught. The m ob did not now content themselves with mere ,tone-throwing, but cinders from iron-furnaces and scrap pieces of iron were hurled about to the manifest danger of life and limb. Use landhed of the Barrel and his wife narrowly escap.d personal injury. The windows in the hone of Mr. Radford, carpet manefacturer, at litourport, end Kidderminster, were smashed. The shop front of Mr. riddeek, draper, shared a similar fate, and a num ber of other houmes were attacked. The damage alto gether is estimated at something like 2001. The police came in for a share of the injuries indicted, several of them being hurt by the missiles thrown about. An extra force of police has been brought into the town to anklet in preserving order, as there is a fear of the disturbances being renewed. The shopkeepers have deemed it prudent to slot* their places at dusk in the present excited state of time town. Butygistios.—Two tutu, ea , :h named Patrick Walsh, one iu custody at Blackburn for assaulting a man named Thomas Bottomley wn Tuevlay morning. Toe affair is alleged to have been the result of political differ eines. At tie police-oeurt yesterday the prisoners were placed in the clock on the charge, and Mr. Potts (the chief constable) stated that the unfortunate man was lying ill, in a very dangerous condition. He saw him yesterday himself, and received 401110 information from Lim, but he became insensible while he wan being spoken to, and he (Mr. Potts) then discontinued. On account of the state he was in they had been unable to take the depositions of the injured man. A remand for a week was granted, hail being peremptorily refused. It is scarcely thought probable that the man will recover. Biturroi..—At the Bristol polioe-oourt yesterday Mr. W. T. P. Walking, solicitor, of that city, was brought up in custody under a warrant, charged with having been concerned iu a riot arising out of the late election, and with having incited others to damage and destroy the property of a person named William Winniatt. 'There were also similar charges against two men of a lower Latof society, named John Cunningham a n d G eorge ence. Mr. Clifton conducted the prosecution ; and Mr. Edlin, of the Western bar, appeared for the de fence. A great deal of evidence was adduced, bit the facts may be briefly stated. In the course of the elec tion many outrages; were_perpetrated, and amongst other places the house of Mr. Winniatt, who displayed a con servative flag, and the conservative committee-room at the Hotwells were attacked, all the windows beaten in, and other damage done. At Winniatt'e house a lot of confectionary goods were destroyed and taken away, and Mr. Wiuniatt himself was assaulted and maltreated. teveral witnesses deposed that Mr. Watkins was proneut on Lai...chock, baying the liberal colours on his lionte's head, and that he was heard directing the mob to commit the violence, saying to than, " Oa in; don't leave a pane; give them Bristol-bridge. You have got bread and cheese, now get beer ;" and other expronnione of encou ragement. (Inc of the mob was stated to have attired himself in the uniform of a polioe-constable. The magis trate remanded the accused till 'Tuesday, but Mr. Wat kins was admitted to bail in the sum of 1,000'., and a surety to that amount. IJs i rr BOAMA Y.—The inquiry into the camas of the failure of thin bunk liar roamed at the lithe-how* poterday, helm. : the eamminieners appointed by the government for that Porno... The 'ottoman erandned were Mr. ll'llwralth, a tee miler of the Wen of Moog and Co., formerly a elaunereial din‘ter of We Dank ; Mr. W. (lima alto at one time a eounnereitil dimetor ; and Mr. J. B. Ry at one time deputy ...relay/ of the b ea k . Th e principal • to whkdi the eel 11.A. ra.ted won hatzwure of the capital of the bank. Mr. lit'lloratth and Mr. tkiwi. both taprewed tla.ir approval of this amore , thr fornow borwoor of the enteldialina. at of an many awl the latter bout on that pound and the laenely iiebnremin trade of Bombay and boilable of the goversur..nt not hennaat the time tramfened their treasury besmere to the Drs w. All the witne.wri derlarod their INDOTIIIIOO of the Nattier: of porting easb credit.. on the mom yrinairaory not. of the barrovrer but they ' , yak.. .4 th.• Knot. qatted wealth of "MOO of the netive Bombay ntenhanta at that time al *honing t 4 at the pentane to wh..mi Loge credit might be a i d e l y givept and, ar an hearten. of 11. iv, M,, M'll wraith Mated that he a., a h., one of thorn with a rotumiolion to pow bow dianwaida to tide toiletry of the valor, tae,ooo,and that It. had no boil. tatom in z.4tifiwr the. in4..try wee lett e rer .4.4ereed meta Mendl inarr lA ois wrx.nen' SAusie.--011Tft Fever% Al. awn" Neadnaha, Ras. or Bilious Oirtnraa -14.14 by 010 and sat sinke r 40. kW hunt4dl-444todhlaltdak) THE NEW R The &Doming member of the new parliament 1 —3l liberals and 16 omeervativea—were tee re tarday : ZNOLAND AND WALES. L. 0. Anglesey B 3 eeknockskier Hon. G.O. Morgan 1 armlike, West Mr. J. Tonsmaas 1 °mama, Emit Air J. S. ?Atavism I Mr. A Bryslies Williams— I Derbyshire ( Fast ) .. Rm. Oapt.Rfertost Boa. R. Strain 1 Hantiagdoashire Mr. E. Fellows, — 1 Lord Roberthieetfign.. .... —. 1 Lancashire (North).. Colonel Wilma Patten — 1 *lion. F. A. Stanley — 1 Leicester (North) .. Lord John Manners — 1 Mr. S. W. Glows Northumberland (Sth.)Mr. W. B. Beaumont 1 Hon. H. 0. Lidde ll — 1 Staffordshire (East).. *Er. Arthur Bass 1 Mr. M'Cleam 1 Sung, East Hon. P. J. Locke/ring 1 Mr. Charles Buxton 1 Yorkshire, West Rid.( Sir F. Crossley . ing (North) ) Lord F. C. Cavendkh SCOTLAND Aberdeenshire, East Mr. D. Fordyce . ...... Bei nick* hire Edinburghshire Elgin and Nairnshire Mr. Grant 1 Fifeshire Forfarshire Kir kcudbright Mr. 11axwell 1 Wigtownduro Lord &adios IRELAND. Bandon Mr. Maw Beliset Mr. M'Clare — Mr. Daiway — .... Mr. O'Beirne .... Mr. B. Whitworth .... Mr. Callas — ... Mr. Matthew, .... rim oast Crieheso ... Lord Si. LISSOM" Sir Rowland Carrickfergus Caebel Drogheda Dundalk Dungarvan Enniekillew Galway Borsagb, - 1 t rot 1 - Marry County ...... ... Vitoount Caitionsuo Mr. H. A. Burled 1 Londonderry New Bligo r florough Mr. "irk lloyer Zees 1 Lsimurals rottuind Cosservativuo tittnnotl l7O CLOSE OF THE POLLS. BANDON. Shaw (L) Hosanna (C) BELFAIST. Johnston (C) M'Clure (L) I( 6963 662.3 Len on A late telegram from Belfast rays :—" There have boon great rejoicings here on account of the return of Mr. Thomas M'Clure (liberal) and William Johnston, of Bally kilbeg (the Orange and independent candidate). The en thusiasm has been increased by the return of Mr. Dowse and Mr. Kirk (liberals) for Derry and Newry. The Orangemen me celebrating Mr. Johnston's election by bonfires." CARRICKFERGUS. Daiwa y (L) returned by • large niajority, but the exact state of t he poll is not known. O'Beirne (L) Munster (C) DERBYSHIRE (EAST). 2009 Erton ( 2061 Str ge utt (L) L) Tutbutt (C) _ Overead (C) DROGHEDA Whitworth (L) •Cl i stook (C) BrodiganjL) 1966 DUNDALK. DUBLIN UNMUMITY. Clogs et dm ay. 1 1 : 6 11W Grefma (CI Webb (L) 1091 1025 718 202 Calks (L) • Reseeil (L) Bowyer (L) DIINGARVAN Matthews (L) Barry (L) F.ART SURREY. Liberal Rater.. King (L) ----- --- 4274 Buxton (L) Hardman (C) Lot d (C) EDINBUFIGHEIHIRE. Maitland (L)..7. Dalkeith (C) ENNDSKILLk/T. Criebtcm (C) c...,11a5s (L) Cole (C) . FALKIRK BURGHS. Merry (1.) Borman (L). FIFES9IRE.-8 Anstrather (L) Rinses: (L) ll 09 Them numben include votes polled at Ladybank had ekeerbere, except a few at 'Newport. 1721 11; GALWAY. Ft. Lawrence (L) Blramerhaseet (L) y (Yilara &Flahe(L) (C) 2:24 EIRECUDBIUG HT/MIRE. Nazweil (L) Ramsay (L) 6lB LONDONDERRY. *l4 Hanatosi (C) NORTH LANCASHIRE r Catai nel n Wilton Btallie7 Pan o (C) Marquis of Iliutialgtosi (I.) NEWRY. R irk (L) Newry (C).. 700 .... asxa 2065 65470 672) 6160 BTAFYORD6HIRE (EAST). Pa= (L) ) ( M•Leark (1 • Hartley C) WIGTONSHIRE Lord Garlift (0) Avant (1) ZThU4L GAINS. •Aberdaesaire, West Bikth Banda' Bedford belfmat Onnaimilmi Bridal Meeks 'l3 Ca=Up Cantolima Carlisle thniekhgris 4 lielmea i ili Oarawaß. !Wk.lob Eirt ift=o.4l. 1 I !re:g m , Zug. *Davra Lever *Dundee n( FAin *Fres( Exeter Galway ow (ft Grantham *Gramma! *Hearse, h i r=rdweet •Thrtriek District Habeas Hereford Hertfordshire l i = adur +Iwo& Ltimposi dmw *Leedom Unimak Massitabeid TTiva I re= b"lmigh. Newry Ivrr bire • =kirk/art 11awakens bredertend Tewkerbery Trteekes ,s7lll, I Tow 7VE GAINS. • Teta Ward asst. $ WaoriV CONSERVA • fthum-nader-list 84.41141 Bolton 11.440 u •C7ui4ww, Er& Chester of Landon 4 4. 8. 40,14 Mama Keli ar t i ,V d at Ximea lows 14111Calthire, Ana 1111shwo bn ry 4)14,n4.41ar Nuraich "4 , 441010 mm • Pill 11/ 001141131101111. 4 Addi • Nrw oncirtitauskey. ♦ I Nest Inelottlag additiamallest Additional 311aisity seat. Ittin3 Malk 7B Vomervsti Thr foThming barmiglho i ce _verojnedbeapresmtad i s, OMNI* yartiaso.alt, mad irlileh weiprivoil of con sn.nbar et e = /*turn Iflor•lo:—/iewprqt. Bnamilorleta. Buildturd• B bin., end Andover. Innowind bOW ratan% .nneorwativen .—Hertfonl, 14 aunetoo. tivreloww. ii..1,11 , 1d, Eyed's.. fad Lei peel► BEADTIFCL RAIL —lbw. K. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer et Ilmodni Mita fails to ea la t p . reli°l " "n: . hair to Ito youthful .lour sad beauty. It the War 'Wiles elr; It yreveato holthe me; It brometto luturloat growth g It ...uses the *Air to avow think an stimm. It eastiaiao nettber oG nee Oyu 11. laibettlat. faeoubto wad Pas tin. "' 141.4 . VOL Mat Wheeli e I....lue.—LAdvlertiowaset.l SPORTING INTELLIGBNOB. WARWICK ADTUXN xisruro.—FlUDAT. Thin ohoolag wow ossolodoil *Amy fa lowpollowsi woolher, aod * the imseste of •• /soft temperegjer view epee% mo vkled was pile es • par with Wt el the thy. The card malmmod dame than elreisieloms. Ms rams and • stately with tho Woo d Wish may ow mord et sines ego*. Wibil lewd. ea wham alight odds tom hld. wow sadly hernias by Arribro. but the brim not 4h maw hock wow labfai for tLe eacecallag are. ilagentiek, as dm Snag* et Ms wigs- Wog as Wevisroftp. was mete famese• for the Water Heish cap, bet ltampest got awn, st the do* as* NOM dwell from Roam* awialstkk, ober romiwy wi ewe the wawa% Goido. kg _a good third did= who nisi cord to babies for the mode • ma away affair of the lb 6 = 1. 50 whkk WNW to Vottjwoopoll over the rare at the dMrweti sod, !~ ever Mho, brooodddke the boa ksa cett i bez i o. The Wdkor ligli eda vga poovall *0 ll t et l i ' lf'e it lensie, was Is • =es! no gri r e a de r ate Cap hotlit out eleven roam* of whom the sykodtt miler, Varailsa, was wed" the favourite, sad dm* he mos oosoadlag kto of IWO' to all the ransees, be maid have was with so Stailatill SIMS Canton his Impost of ohm doss. Moe Mme, to whom halite Legard's hoer was oanceding Mk, got within • hog* and a half et him at the Soak bat the eve hemp wan easily, and Orioa, who had Ism quietly I ached mod put about so s good thl , never Mowed to elem. iage in the :sm. The (beau Assn* dteepiselwm was pro motive of a in. race *tarsi Pearl Diver and Tally Ho, Hr. Braylefe hone winning literally in the last stride by a head, to the so tonishmeot of those who saw him two Mandrel yards is the rear three-quei ten of a agile has home- Hie immerse tarn of mad, however, served him when it came tom:Mem the tat, and Tall Ho'. Bt. Albans penalty just enabled the " Diver ' to win: h e was ridden by Harry Day, wham Kr. Bra ley has reeen u, : s il essaii.d as AG eteeplechane jockey. GWßame of tho Pict Iona! Jockey itteeple them on W e eddime Peal whom he rude for hie friend }Weals, who ahead. Wedding h al, it will he remembered, won this rsee Oct year, with reshot up. The only other raft repining mention es the Winding Up Handicap, for 4kl Bel Ginnie, a hot fortiori ,te caw in not, but was objecW to by Mr. Hughes, who indeed objected to the hot three, contending that ;he f o urth harm, Ileringspristo, WBl the only one that earned the proper weight. He maintained that being • minor handicap the weight., by the moo-acceptanoe el the top-weight, ehuoakt have been read to het lelb. sad not to 84 itlb, and In fertherance of thiv viol, he came d Hudson, the *they, to carry 74 11b, or itb km. than sikob4 ou the cord, o Beringapatent The shjeetion remain* in abeyant?. Herrn. MS each. Two railed oat* fiat (].pink James's Aurifees Ilk W. Throchenoriaa's Wild Pawl Betting: t to 1 on Wild Fowl. Taco WELTIR 31•NDICAP was. wk. r ft. het- MN. aid 1111.1111411 ; winners and profivolonal jockey. este* • Wis. (17 Gibe.) captahz Ilfachelre Fairfax r. Jest's !fubdaarp.... ..................... .................... Mr. Mortis'. Tri 'kiting : 3 to i nirrailloolor, 100 to 3 we Peirrox, 6 to 1 a Maraug, 6 to I opt Seville, 8 to 1 *orb eget Ni Oliver owl Mawr, and 10 to 1 eget Trlpthosig. Wsivra B• 911,14 AP sl6 OWL eat 3,6 R. TiIIIAPVW6I2IOI. Mile. (17 ' , abr.) Mr. It. Herbert'a Rampart Mr : J. NI. Jobe'. R 66•66 Dube of Ramiltou'a tkaieß : to 1 spl 6 l=tek, T I apt Itawria. 6to 1 ea; b oast Rampart Yid Verity. 11•astrie PLAT' d 40 sow. hr seas; sissies extra. 11.11 a 31r. Jaab••Roteteie? 11r. Reynolds' Chivalry.. Mr. Mt phiroon'a 8011110f11 ft IkMinu : •to 4 Not Tarlac any, 4 to 1 swat Nirt.T to Vorla, 04 to 1 aid (Utah!. 10 to 1 rads art Cheddivrton, Pori., and A I:Un do's, 100 to N swot Suhrtanee sod Ardis.. and too to 7 mord ra•isurs. The winner was sold In Mr. Forsyth for 45 guineas. and Mr. U. Itgeolds elaiund the Terrier fitly. Ins HAIIDICAIP WOLTI: i iTIVOTIOO*) fact of fi PM. 00,(1,11 ft, with a rap; prentlenuni era, with Potato allotrope's:. Two toile.. (22 sobs.) Mr. Paron's Tribune. Mr. lasso'sOth!dlo . Mr. Braley's CoMatzo= Bttiaf : y Even on Tribune, 4to 1 Ara Ramsey. and 100 to 15 WA . Ina BILIDGATII CO', vain. no nova. added to a handicap of 10 pews. earls, 3ft ; winners extra. One' mile. (011111ab4.) Bar C. Legard's V &mat Batthymr7Vi a r m e Elsa Load Vivian 's Hateantent 3 Bettina: 1 to 1 and Veopnlaa. 6 to 1 anti art Sister to Vedette and Orion, 10 to 1 erns snot Bikaac, Hononish, kin., and Hatehneut, and 100 to 6 gat Python. Tac LiIIIIIIIMTOII OILAWD Ii•WDIC•P iintirLaCIIIMIL of 80 mom tads, to ft and 6 only doehered, with 100 added ; e time ; teemed toted Fiske. Four masa(q sobs.) Mr. H. Arsyl. y's Wart Hirer. dir W. Tally-ha Duke of Hamilton's Jack of Thong 3 Betting : 3 to I sent Jae* of Tromps, 1110 to 30 each sot thee:e ls od and Tally-ho, a to 1 snot Pend Diver, and 100 to 16 non Juryman. 7us dee Limo Rica of 6 loss nick, with 30 added ; weight for air, with selling and olio? allowsnaan Jive furlongs. Ott mirk) Mr. R. Herbert's Pollnow 1 Itataa's Wean Coked M% 11•14•1 5 Betting : 2to en I.get 1 , 114 d, 3to I .get Velma, to I seat Puhroone, and 7 to 1 each 0,4 Mariethino mod Jumada. Tan Womino-ur Fars Harnicar of 10 .or., amok with 50 I Wed; rues. Three-quarters of • mile. (If Wm) 16 4 Sir T. Jo6astaWo Bel Gianni 143 Mr. John•towe's The Dram ..... 2 Mr. T. Bug lines Marduf 3 Betting : 6to• an Bel (Homo, I to 1 mart Yr. llustion's pair, 11 to 1 apt Moonbeam, and 100 to 13 art Acton. Tao I ' PLATE 111•NUICAP of SO soya. ; winner" extra. Three-gnu-ten of a mile. 1 Mr, Elestbrott's likkrnush .r . );aii 7 Orii3;lltoi! - iTsflare Mr. Hodgman•s Veda &Inn Even se Clement*. 6 to! apt airmen& II b! rest Vrda, sod 4 to I gist Venturvr. TOM ONISTIOIII TO C11•111.TIL AT WAIMI. foillowiny notice was pained in the rine at Warwick yreiterday :—" Tim ntj. micas to Charlie, who (lune in iliwt for the Tally-lin Stakiaa, barite, been invent Waited by the etelotribi, they ate of opinion that (bath. u dLqualitl.J. bigned) lianalten, W ("Amor:hurl, Li Fwd." FISCHLEY STEEPLECHASES.—rem.►T. A Mort trip by the rialermound Railway to the Swin. Cottare, and a ph avant w.ilk tbiouati a rentable ma in meta, un i. r a ,tem.. Y. aged with a bracing braze, followed by a day.. nteeple , Mining on the m w and pretty Frneltley C•tum an• oetainly aulongot the mineable thizum poividol by tar " tiv 1.1" ono I NC rte. Verrall. Hut, how, rer euthuniantic one might hate (.41 aft. r the warnalt cap rub ant fir a brink walk, the nippirur odd ahi. h pi, rail. tt dturtm the day. and &mut wide), he no taintake whibd wting a long race Rom the top to tile elan% Iv, it far to alter 00• ' a original ideation the matter. The c ogre,. :mil ',adore i • an entirely stew one, and under the aide mtnar nit nt which Maractet i.e. the undertakimm of Reno% Vowel sill deuttlem be attended with NUCC,4I. Nut a single favourite won, and the raving, beyond the appended &tads, nquir,-* no nimmt ftsr Lrrr err, value 40 tow.; evitaln enalitims*• 114 TM , a, 1, ; itrtalti.vs and allowasetv,; the winzkr to to' wild for to) • Thte Mr. T. Iloilo Jvwvie* 11r. R. Shepherd** Wade Mr. W...lev'a Hewitt : EMI Oft Menet j aunt sad 4to I ae4 any Wher. Tait FINcIALEW Pura (martiMeapl of 50 *ova. ; whinier* rem Two Mr. lalionn'a Arle.ott Yr. Lynton's Ala.* Pricer Betting : 5 to 4 agat Mae , wwatha, 5 to 2 ard Arlotoott, an I 3 to I apt Black Prime. TSB Y•11/RS KI . IIII'LLCIANIL PLATT Of 40 NOV.. for borwv. Put have never won 60 MAN.. pfrViOUS to the day of entry ; I ist 7lb • ; Whitler. extra. Two auks and • half. Mr. Norri*** ViAion Captors Tempest's gby Warlike—Cheerful Bny's dant ... 2 Mr. Wesley** l'anybanger . Bitting: 5 to 4 last eantbsride*, 5 to 2 Rot Pvt..Lhanipz, 3 to 1 eget Vision, and 6 to I each *rat the other.. BILLING I 4 rxers.ays•** PLATS of 30 purl., far 4-yr.olda and upwards the winner to be mold by auetion far 50 N ova.: if for DO allowedNAV. 71b. Two stile*. Mr. Y , lliaon's 14patehreak Mr. Bare's Yarleigh gate Scrim* easel 2 Betting: 5 to I tad Virandierr, 3 to I each opt MAW A.141z and Spatehoock 4 to I 'gat Farleigb, and In to I Nutt Bedford. P 1114611 U•IIDICAP BTIEPLICSINE Of 5 ion. oath, it ft, with 130 added; winner. extra. Two mike mad a bad. J.Yr. litrzacl d. • If f...vothamm Mr. 8. Netves'a Roving Maid. 2 Mr. R. Hill's Atalanta 3 Batting : 6 to 4 apt Boring Maid, 3 to 1 apt Meersolasuaa, and 4 to 1 ea. h apt Vision and Balder. WAREMOUBIO4IIN AND CLERX3' SellooLe.—The annual court of the subscribers to the above charitable institution took place_yestorday evening at the Ouildha ll Coffee-hones, Mr. R. White in the chair. From the report which was read by Mr. M. White, the eeeretary, it ap peared that the receipts from all sources during the past year bad been 3,61111. 19s. Gd., whilst the expenditure had been 4,828 f. 12s. did., being 668/. in excess of the previous year, the excess having been canoed by serious illness at the schools. The current expenditure of the institution was 1,2001. in excess of its income, in consequence of which it wee impossible to admit a larger number of children. Under these circumstanole the board of management ear nestly appealed to the friends of the institution to aid them ist their efforts to increase the 'lumber of annual and life sutearibers, promising every effort t r keep the expenses down consistent with the health and welfare of the children. There had been AM. 1.54. dd. received on account of the building fund, whilst the ex peiditure Lad been 4921. 10s. The entire building debt, after the completion of the works now in progress, would be 4.3001. The committee thanked the Athenian Club, at Messrs. Cook, Son, and Co.'s, for their kind contribution of 741. to the building fund, being the proceeds of their an nual entertainment, and also the directors of the Crystal Valium Company for the admission of the friends of the institution on Saturday, May 31, by which a profit of 801. was realised for the general feud. During the first eight months of the year typhoid fever had provailisl in the w•l; resulting in two deaths —a child and a female teacher. The ',mend number of (+adieu in the wheel was lid namely, 76 boys and 39 girls, and Mx more weed,' be elected to-day. It was now 'imposed to alter rule 40, so as to per mit of the purchase of nominations for the children of ware housemen and clerks at the following rates: —l2O guineas for children above six and under eight years of age ; 100 guineas for children above eight and under twelve ; to give for 240 guineas a right of one presentation for life, raid for 600 guineas a presentation in perpetuity provided there should be a vacancy. The chairman having put the report, Mr. Smith complained of the expenditure, which bud beta so much in excess of the income as to nacos abate the side of funded property in increasing amounts each sucxxissive year. Such a emcee would • gradually bring them to bankruptcy, and as he could nut see that the expenditure could be reduced, be suggested that every exertion should be made to increase the annual subscriptions. The report was adopted unanimously, as wee also the alteration of rule 10. The remaining Lemma was merely formal, and terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. Deal economy in tea ran only be inside! by pen non ma &Mb+ that to Minoru to Mt unit gaily good and awP ; thlo_grout 4noliimutuni boo twr thirty roan mound for iorninum'm Toe an limumno. Md.n. livid in !marl,. by wit yropt.. . teadob, tUttlartiolA4l., -;.l.lmrrilsesteuMi 720 M LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. lerfeikir at liaitatiab-atzeat. Matsu., Arssn H, Chaim, Strasa,tmell 5.11, at 1 Bel AP. 11110111M4 flatatou'risaa. Lialattaass, aiming 11 FISZ, Dec Y, stit. Burr, CRAW" EDWARD. East anatraetar, Dee. 2, 2112. CAM, (*ARUM Jut Ns, 11limey, slat worker, Der. 11, at 11. ataaatasakesumum, .Warth, fassarz i builder Dee. I, emara•er, WILLIAM. isomartaa-psra.aosd, aeLler, Due. - - CORM; LOODAILD WILLIAM, Alflwd-SRPOIR,CE74OIId. linenend victualer, Dee. 3, at Z. EAST, EDWARD, Moues, BeadelelsWillyn, iron, D. 33 it .1 , Dar, Joan Toomie, Naellivsirobeneuip, ileaapiskre, betther, • - - Dee. 3, at IL _ _ Possess, Witasen Roamer, Datesicii, We ferwardiner agent, Dee. 3, st 11. FOW - Lg WILLIAM, CARItOD.IOId, Icathdi Tows, 1111101101%11 to an Dec. 3, at iI. Deno, lawaa. Kealaiden-plaee, Weetnalmter, sod Cartanna• toed, Betterses, MODIFY Dee 2, at PINARRES, Ockametreet, Nestati-equere, Journeymen butcher, Dec. it t jat t. no AAAAA 10/11 BA mia, Bartheiseseweeed, KentioA Town, and New Mies-reed, Adieus, Jearnedlst, Dec. 3, at IL Noewrreu i . IL, Walhreoli, merehmat. Der. st, at 12. EDWARD, ILICE•111, _llllauthreptiii. ears dealer, Dec. 3, at 1. LZWIII, SlDlMlDy.firlk igy atore imparter, Dec. 1, at I. MOM?. Jeer kowase, gad nhooliestetee, Dee. 3, at 2. Paint, 011011011, Waartee, Northamptaamh., coeper,Noe.lO, at it. Pesams, Ramer, Ahiminekle, Northamptenehini, cattle Dee. 2, at 2. Femurs, Joey, Otershelt., latinerten, reg remelisat, Dec. 2, at 13. POLLARD, Jesse, Niaartabeetzset, Lillw, Der. 8. at 1. igKAMRS, Oat sea, gt. lobes-Wee, aerlumwell,beerhaeme keeper, Dec. 11, at iv. ILLTDOLDA, Joss, HI. Pskure.mad, Candea-mtare, esal en Rama, Dee. 3, at 3. eAr , Prins, lessb-stmet and Peabody's-buildings% Bp.tel. fields, beau., Der. 3, at 1. Baer mots, etas* Hetunewoirre, Mt. John'ffi-wood-twert•r, Portland Tows. spiewne, Dee. 2, at It. 8111111, Jun. Applaisied-road, Weatbountio-park, stonemason, Dre.tstel. WARD, JANOS EDWARD, WIARDARRIVOR, Plaistow. Wilke, Dec. 1, at 11. At the remedies District Oneress. A iiirt•rr, Airtan, lode, inotinentere anietiust, D. 2, et Renee, Jinni, Heyngitase. Yorkshire, elkaSeeper, Dee. t, at It. 13007 n, Jssaz, Fontes.. thaltardeltim Wartime -et, Dee. 4, at It. Bowes, James, Lindley Yorkab., etereliaat, Dee. 7, at It. 111 CILIT, Joss, Danubian, Llinehiee, , Dee. 3, at It. (4,writa, Taunt', lteatoe, laaeaddre, late piste:. Lae. I, at el. Oman Ica, Themes Jose, illeeSeid, Wales, D.c. 2. at I. MILS, Jesse, Ilanainehate. basset victualler's Illmagar. Due. 11, at le. Err,...,x, Ham, Betten-eieder-Braike, Wereriekeltire, faille:, Dee. 2, at It EIYAANZ. WILIJAN, Evertes, lasteaetaire, joarneyntaa priat,r, Dee. 3, at 3. °masa, Joan. and Caesirs Ooseme, F 1) de, aaaelibuild re, D. t, at U. OALLMIVIIKI, Rim, JAMB OALLMNIAMI, Yid NATHAN G Al.• LZWAII. eloaderiaLd, jeweller% Dee. 2, at It. A, Wolverlosmploo, late VOW, Dee. IS, at 12. llosiosse, Umnarr, Manobester, late manager to a drip 1, at 94. 1t...110001MR, Wltuan, Blarlburo, Lnarembire, tailor '0.144p-sr, Dee. 3, at (lIIIILIUL Great Yarmouth, journeyman nod Dee. 4, at It. . , Pontypool. Noninouthebire, Wowed ,raster, Dee. 7, at 11. Jost,WiLati!, Faroworth,Lancoaltire, ironmoulder,Dee.Eatlel. IK•T, TOOSAA, XAI3,IIINORT, general WAiLtmmixtmum, 11),I. 4, at 11. Lamm, ltiraiao JAIL. CAmAttm,NIMIOIk, Ouprater. Deal, at It. lairs, Joe ., jun., Nalieso, Yorkoloise. tailor, Dec. 7, at ii. .IfountainAsb,Glanoorganak i draper. Dee.t,at LOTTLADT, JoHN, Waterloo, Lancsabire, poulterer, Dec. 2, at 3. MA VAIL, ROUST, llorlidsle,etay awl mittuline talker, D r. 2,11110. C Evertor, lAncsat.ire, Mtge, Dee. 2, at 34. Rosario, Jump. Glaninneanah., greenerocar,Dae.B,at ii. ILI/ARATI.HII, Joey, Bla..lthurn, tram-Meg draper, Dec. 4, at P1,A111.011, tiara,, Liverpool, lirenami mctu"UaL, Dec. 6. at ii. R.., I) • nn, Bwy, 1.101 , 111411 M, trac.dliny &UMW. De. 7, ROM al H Stuart 11/191.1• MIN, Peterborough, tailor, Dee. a at It Morn, Omani, Kideerom., Otatorelehire, pooldler. Dee. 12, at Seer ...NOM' A, Ahringtoo, Glnumer.v..h.. farm bailit.Dee.'t.at ll. iiI.IIARN•II. WILLIAM. Bileton, Staffurdeb., labourer, Dee. 6, at It. Reissman., ell ghefileld, late victualler, Dee 1, at I. Brostaa, 8 • , lituke-upon-Trent, beer niailer,Der. 3, at 11. Timer, Diomu, Souttges, Hanle, peolteter, bee. I, at 12. W , Juice, etched, Lineolnothire, commercial travelle r, Nov. 30, at 2. Waive, 0 vomit Dryer., Liverpool, duper, flee. 1, et 3. WOULZITOO, Trona', Tbrumineton. Leamoterabirv, .arpent.e, Dec. it, at 10. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Nov. IS. JOSEPH Tonne and Diem Tomas, Wuod-etreet, Gelds, and OIiTLT-IIITICIP, Harrow-road, 111i01111111e boot is em taeturmy. DECLARATIONS OF Dt2TDKVDS. Nine Aim 1::147,(3;;;Wil lola., any Tbanday. at Ifinneeir's, Birmingham. ThisaY Ai otana LADIeIV N ehemiat -Ist dividend of sa,any Thumday, at Kinnear's, DATUM.. OrILIIT ' SM., DAVID OrPLCY. un., DOA Dart OrP•AIV, JIM., Node, and Renethwiek, Stator:l4nm, gonnintere -14 dividend of Is. aid., any Monday, at Kinnear's, Birinln ha n. THOINAA Worn., and and OIL!MItT Bsaev laax, Billlllllfrball, tine Moot safe manufacture's-Ist dividend of la., any Thursday. at Kinnear's, Ihrrousenn. Jon, FIL A rg Lawton and Bandlark, salt pronri.lne -14 dividend of re. 6d., any Wednesday at Turner's, Liverpool. Pass.. Birkenhead and ileareornb, shipbroker dividend of Yrs. 9d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Linypsil. WaLDrouva ALLLIIIIT, ClllViter,eoDlntiosion agent-14 dividera Is. 5d., any Wednesday. at Turner**, Livesp4l. Tn tier toners, lAverpool, plumber -14 diMmd of la. 9.1., any Wedneaday, at Tomer% Liverpool. Jona llow Aso, Birkenhead. name seller-2nd divalail of 60., any Wedne s day, at Turns es, Liverpool. GioRCZ fir usori, Liverpool, linisnowider --14 dividend of Is., any n'adneaday, at - ruiner's, Liverpool. _ _ Dee. 0..1. T. Teos.l de, Water-street, City, dusky in drum/noes oundries-Dar. P. H. Shepherd, 0 d.staset -mad. timber nowt - mat -Dee. IS. C. W. Herady, tkankTsinudens, radway elerk-lhe. IS. .1 Nutt, baterster, coal m trims( -Doe. 2. K. Richards separate °saw ' Muumuu an I P. 4111. Crrow Jl. waist° gumboot -I lee. 7. J . 4i. Thornton, Surboruush, wit •hmak m - Dee. 7. W. Sheldon, Utah lloyloaal, Yorkshire, wank -pm -It-. 7. W. C. t Dewsbury, dy.a. -Dee. P. (i. resod .2.4.. :43 dd. inntoo, Yorkshire, f armee -IMe. P.. 1. II Holt, St at ',f riary, Seemed volusler-Doe. 9. I. Dolphin, Paltroy, StatUr.l - 110CW.Cd Vbrlltalltv-I iv. P. 11. Perry. Ynrticy. Oka/fool stone, lu.re.d ( a-wailer-Noe. 310. R. Hill. WurhooP. olrAt - h. motet Dee. C. P. 11..vonriort, bak,w -DN. 2. W. l'almer. St. Tindeatatc, Dioon.hiro. veto/lbw-It., t . W. 'troy. Plymouth, ,atonettnaker -I leo. t. .1. P tram atv, Ply work, emnaker-- lae. 2. J. K. 11 ,, eltates., Plymouth, shipwrigit 2. I.i. (1 Edo H. (mullet, Plymouth, late ilea* in h •t• K ..y'. vary- Dr.. 2. J. Palfrey, Plymouth , gremismo sr -Now. no. W. Li. harts, n, Shuttle, larbyabire. fanner--Dee. 2. C. Komi. Cut ;,m, berrohrT 100p.9 -Now. to. .t. Atkin-on. -I h.". IL J.ll. Ntottheitkon. Menhir nrrnouth St no. II Ili, painter- •I)ii.. 17. 19i19119 armouth, h..: -r • I h 4`. IT. babella IRintde . lii.honwearro molt. Mumma. r 1 -.11. J. Swan, 1.. sob Wadi -moat. Pty. inerehuit -lb, 11. W. Tsprill and J. Mathews, Ilunwerford, I>.rk-hiAn, brewer,. F.UIT'NEESIIHR DISSOLVED. - - (. Jude.= and J. 11Y,tia-cara, .hine makers - ICialtsan and R. W. Parson., Ithsidrums, cod Cue ma -H. and Raid Ilarri. , Bradford. fruiterers -W. 8010 a. kak, arl I'. Itasordrn, Hudd. engineen-U. evpar.t In I J. la'Aseh, 3111 k-street. City. and Brmley. marrh smomox -f. C. Tomas. r and S. L. Fussisk, lay-le. tamb...r merchants -11. Sannput area W. H. Wilby. Regent Work., Itegeta-.n o t, West minster- T. Harrimu and W. Bt. keit, Nottiasham pain pa* contrators .1. B. )(tapioca awl J. 31. Iltrh,rl, I'ollege-.4rver, ranulen.toirn, neraYrs .1. IL Ilsybew and O. Mayhew, Woudbridge. Budnlk, contrtioa. rs -J. Wise au t J. IFtrimble, Clifton. Bristol.and Whitchureh, Som. es butelt. and farness--J. liartlay and T. Replay, Jazamicsd.traer, %Yost India Docl-read. watch and &roomy. trr makers-W. Home an I E. Write, Milford-01Kr, North Brixton, sal Quer a's-term a Peckham. hay and corn dealers-J. Hick. W. Ilartrmares, J. P. Temperley and U. Bell, Bolton, • .inrineets, a far as rewards .1. Nugent and P. Fleming, Liverpool, gremes Judaism sad A. Murdock, High-street, Swansea. Boomed vista &I -kea-H. Warp, J. Hick, and W. Hargreaves, Bottom, Was sad steel ramaidacturem, so far aa regards J. Hialc. ITIgNB._ Davis rams, laminar% nurhargruan swl deadunthi. Nov. at the Catedonnut Hotel, Invernm. ANDRISW DAVID and J tuts HORATIO TIIIOIIIIOS. head. Malden, Nov. tn, at the Faulty Nall. MWMAIL Brahma, Loanhead, Edinburgh, =7 Nov. la, at Lyon and Turnbull's Room, Edinburgh. Osman 11rWVAR, Ndinburgli.grour, Nov. Ilk at inahmates Hotol, Edinburgh. Jaime Martyrs. &Arlie Baug•Jon., &Ileum. Nov. 3,11, at the CIVIUDeTriId Inn, Ituelie.. MEI7tOPOTITAN BOARD OF WORKEL—A meeting of this board was held at the offices, Spring-gardens, yesterday, Sir John Thwaiiten in the chair. Mr. tides Taylor moved, "That the board do limit the amount to be paid in one year for local improvements to a sum not mewling one halfpenny in the pound upon the rateable value of property chargeable fur that purpose." Ho did not consider it fair that the ratepayers living in remote districts should be called upon to pay for City improve ment«. Mr. Keeley mounded the resolution, balievinA it wee uecesrary tolimit the amount of expenditure. A low; discusaion ensued, during which it wits urged that the government should aid the hoard in making improvements such as the Thames k:inbankasent, which was a national improvement. It was suggested that a small tar in the shape of a ha/fpenny or a farthing stamp should he chargsd upon metropolitan railway ticket., the roomse te be expended on metropolitan improvemmt.. It was further argued that the guest improvements benefited the community, for which all should contribute. Finally it was acrecd , to refer the question to a e inunittart. MIL RottERT HARTWELL ASOIlla HLEtTION EX rrxsrs.- At the yestenlay, Mr. Hartwell, accompanied by his solicitor, Mr. Ilernman, attended to swear au information against the two mem bers of Itis committee, who, Ito alleges, illegally re..eive the sum of 284.11., which was hold in trust to be paid to him and them jointly for the purisme ofilefraying his ele tion expenses, the object of the informatiou lwmg to ob tain a warrant for their arrest. lit the eourse of the dis emaion which took place, Mr. Alderman Bosley asked Mr. Merriman whether be would adroit the earreetnew of Clot agreement iu reference to the sum in dispute, which was published in our volumes yesterday, and on that gen tleman raying that he could not deny its amnesty, the worthy alderman said be was ealous of using the criminal law to settle a civil action, and - could wit Kraut a warrant on the informatioo pradueed. It tmnapired during tie irocredings that Mr. Hartwell's I/lib:litres are over 300:. ADVIItALTY, NOV. 20. APPOINTMeNIII.- 7.ioutenant tirtarseior Stopford, W the; Terrible. As.ist antsPayniartem Matthew 11. tiromly, •• in charge,.. tt tho Medusa; John Hynes to the St. de er.o; thay.;) Miller, to the Asia; mid Horatio W. P. Kooystra, to tits Victory. I Advertisement.] Pt 1.1.1. llnvh wamoat.-• The wivotobt* relator r Imithit ottaitt.l ,e ot c, I. a,! a 1an.,1 It 5t0...1.1 Wart. os.utt.ott. With 14.* (gain.; le., lb. ativot .1.41....te etc atiot 1e h ' , M1 . .. Mg, aWe Ins I i t ost.4 , tots ten Ills tro.rut..ot Ar mow. vie.!, rerit)ina auk, t tottsli.flo..** I tt.l!.owey's 113.. Ttio. 1.-A for poor:rite i t u.o. is... *tut tla.-1. t dun wi:•v • t . ttso Isso wt. .14..4 • r r.s... .. r , • sews IrrowtslAt. Sneer I..ing o- I 1.7 nal .tt. y. lustt t. ; hate. rto istionews. ditaw•si. or tltoss 44.44 het stst'.7 .e.-'the pawn mtent nto ths 1'..:.. tiseu w:Svrlaa'.'y us 11, is rimy it* "Ito,trtiolMentt4 MAIZE M. /COAL.—Bonnet, Nev. IS.—The daraterl hal born the rake moll at late rates. Itattaed la la better fair beams" hrlava done. I TALLOW.-- rato•v Er exure.—The tallow reartwe vett steady this ei week • Waimea he. us nose notr o 6, r .. „„1 ebeelted by the eatemerk of the mond election; tad no, of the navigation at Crenate& with IMO maks frowe m, Q. the lota of a vowel on the way with ilea ogee, were matter, N)... patatively meautieed. To-day, binievar, theie lW ls., y tot c; aeon, activity ma and prima are • tithe higher far ail viot, eloviog. Avg and December, eft. • January to no, t 4 March. 6i. ad. • April to Jim% 61. Id. • Weber to 1.005 0 k„,.. • 49..; tataw, Ms. ad. set auk ; rUagh fat, hi. GA Mat very to evening, 1,211; arriva ls „ RS. At the vet o.. twAs were offered and sold. hartralian sheep, tee rot yc t ed. ; rained, On. to Mc ; beef, Oka to het ; Warier Sod no, ego to etn, Conatinut : Coolest, MA. Id to t i eryloa, tee. ed. to teal Itriney, toe to en. row to Ms. to 475. inferior. I'L oil steady ; 44_ .4, 411 ~t fts. Aare.—:From the Circular of lbarev. Owlet.) corroN.—Liv minim, Nor. )I.—Tie enttnn mark. • •,,. on Friday and Saturday, with prime' in fav o ur o f t h 00 Monday shoed steadily, and re-opeued yeaterd alter two daye' ioterniption, with a epee! doinsod t „ but gnotatirea still are is same invtove. rem, of last Thursday. I, Ws bland the ...dee • y undimmed prices. In Amen aim the b ion sr sea in the early part of the weok, hut in tv slay, pie.. clueing about Id. pa lb. t.. week's quotations. Brasil has Limn ht Lot and prima are: without material i t not, t , has bee a in fair request, but froeiy olden:J. an 1 p r , supported. In Kart lean the buskins. ha. b..., 1,„ ... . 1 ` 'nth a go nd supply fairing pelota teal rather is Lod su - t Sporulatoni have talon during the work h ) 7,100 haler, and the trade =JP balm. We hare h., , viand to-day, tie., market eloaing firm at Yvuer.l.l)*. . Ha., lt,otrl hake, of whais 3,0u0 are fry oil- r vulation. COTTON 000110.—Mancsneraa, Nov. • yarn there has born rather mo.si busine .s prima than could hare been obtained on' e-elay. A ' order" null, have been held back hay! teen .. • For home-trade yarns the market has been stei ly ".. pries of last Frady. Monte little additiond , election rtriderid inconvenient on Tuesilay , , For cloth also losainew bee been rwitunol, and t , which bad accumulated during the eletoin me • • . ' to the market yesterday, but purelswee an m ••• . email quiuttities at low prices. Tie-lay twee . . more inquiry, printipally for itlb.,7lti. and lib, st, has not We much evident* of enterpn-e i s !h.. At lead they have not been disposed to tietritis••• quantities. A number of uteri have been taste f , r titiee, showing an improvement on the press 9. IV'. a ... not high enough to =OA the views of manors. t.., , ,., timer in coueemente of rants being rather dew,: CORN.—eHrLIIIIVOID Nov. 90.—The elerti , e4 •! . garb to much attention ' that Waimea pawner There wax a aiedende •19,9114 wheat t-day, . taioq mare in IOW!' red and re.t..t.t• • welt • raw* • white, hi. lower; red. S. to S. • 1- .. 1144 .. .jus ISartry, cues giant q ty. wa. 1.. 1. 4 fins. _ _ ---• Dealer, Nov. 10.—Our market to-day woo with wheat which m.t a slow male, pnota lax as thine of 'last week—new white tante Sio. 1. • 3. Ale to b... ; old white, We. to Mk. ; old re 1. r, doge. Darby num freely to band, and, int.. 4 plea bad a downward tendenr7-mniting, 4; • , mdiajr, 4(0. to 444. per 30 done. A middlin; for which nded quiet at quit* hint ; . •,, 33.. per 24 .tome. in, Nov. 20. -About the MOM Tan. i'y offer. Li. mind dat, and rate. 1.. per qr. in is .our -• . - white made :. ; red, PM. to Um per .;.•; murb ps....ilig in Lasky, at In. under last w.ek'e pr.. • to Ms. per qr. Oat. a fair show, and unclianged in 30. per ft turn: being the ruling pricier. Ls, !spore, Nov. rU.-At tn-day'. market wetted a f. dance, and for wheat a limited daseu.d at pore. a . than ther of thin day week. Flour isegketed, ' • , unchanged. Indian corn in restrnted rev...A, and rit Oat* dull, and rather tower. Oatmeal 6d. per Si IDS duU. ream quiet, but unchanged. Ws/anus., No.. 1 0 .-We have b httledoing to-day in • • that it is almost impossible to give a cornet quotation, bedders would evidently accept lower rates, if business woe : beak. Finn bailey m:. i. to buy--"ornmon so rt s auk. - imitable, barn anal other 'article. am before. COALS.—Lusuen, Noe. 20.—Hastings Hartley, Hnlysreil Maui, 16s. 3d. ; Eden Maio, li,. : Walls lend 19s. Id. ; Wallsbbd Herten, l2■. dd. ; Walls End !Isom I. 111. 9d. ; Walls bid Original Hartlepool, 194. dd. ; Wails Saab ; Walls End Tuariall, lds. 9d. ; Walls Hartlepool. lie. dd. ; Hrann-pth ()mart, Iy. ; Posssil'a len Means, 111.. ; Warapluinis Malting, 21M.--81saps at narks., add. 31. Aiwa, 14114. Po: wr ur !C.V. 111.-71te Itinne ei•-• I etranier Donnal. with the India and China mail., Itt Suer on the lett% instant. with ISO pameasgers anti 5,5 u) ;.. ut mu tandier, 5,11110% Ism*, tlttr•, •sn Peninsular and Omuta ilnotpatirs gr.:sr din arny..l ate &a Hong% ARO rICIIIA Cat.• :11Z1vT) Ni.. 14.-113 e Nyanza min,' trots Ales sochia .1 w. and knees for tioutlianist,n at no•o to•.aay. 14 Ht . /HA Lad ireidber. may ba ennetnd at tar.% cn !Lr Ant Urn. " AFTER having been long troubled with matism or neuralgia in my taco and gums, in oosisequc. of which I had eeveral teeth extracted, 1 was unlined use your excellent Pain Killer, and I have nQt lanes' any pain in my face or teeth. I have also Wed it e family medicine with equally good revalts.-0. J. iVarri.c Matialeider. June 6. I841).—lo Perry Davis it S.Ju. r , ouiliamptim-row. /Whorls. —rkivt.l No moos PILLS of ANT °Tim MINCINT. Dismal*. eowscorriou. &C., croon Si Du !lames Se tsars ASSISICA Poop to the sionseh. series, lame, titer of old sod yore. eurmg, • it...out medicine or esmi• =taa ,inthintaton tocurtipation. diarr,,iea, aridity, hea.„Wi . hyetertit. palMation. eirparna.r. debility, wee ram, asthma, forme, ooneuraption. viral. Sixty tho mays .Lich had roared all serdirea. including that of psi the Pope. It eases Alty timer it. wet al other road Tina. 1115.. la Id.: Mho. tia. ; Saba. Pet: or ed. per weer At. Iteraleata Ciiooo!ate Poudri, mono rim .enine V. 4111 or tested bed.-Du Burry and Co., 77, Reorit...t trant. Lon alto Fortune, dr d Maim: umlut Grarechareh ant, an Oda t at and 130. Osiordotreet, and 121. N ~. UtdreettierratJ BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATH', BIRTH& 111. KN VII .—Nov•mbrr liroul y, a. t: • It: LI all. I • 1.. ot r ti0ut.1,.... • I• ; , I.A 1.1 At.. • . ~t "r•-1 0 .. I'. • e sit.- •1 1. q.. It. A. Mita-. 1. . 1.1 .1.-•• of ..•• ..• :st ILAN, ti.. rot, .111. I'. 11. tr. of .. s rt. l‘Al:11A r st S . 1, 3.r. J. M. 1 jArnl:` , ...t W7l: U\.—\ arollter t. at tiro ul.y, K. tt. , • ti. E..- of A Wy,„tiez Hall . U .r. • t I: 11...tt0..-k-hit., I. -I. of . 1 1111.1 V. - Nov,lnt••• IN at Wokdekl, the 11 :f ?Iwo, •I•ourbt.-r. 11...11.1t4 • LI" -7.5.n0tt.1.r IS, at Artryll-ru.st W., • 11.1• t•eurzon, of A ..11. 61 I I Vt.N.tl.l). -:••••••ulb.r IS, ad L 1tk..A.1144, lit., of dr.l4thter. MARRIA6I.. DYER- CAl:R.—Novmber Lc at govt (hush. 1.:.n. gate, In' the Rev. W. U. Carr, F. K. Dyer, Ey.. tee UM 7:41 Regiment, to Franco. Margengolaughter .n the Sir W. 0. tAirr. EeL. Chief Justice of Ceylon. RITt 111.101-10als. Nov,anbm. W. at St. Racy's, Lunheih. the it. T. E. Codrington. Tam To.-tsprue, 11W011.1 of late T. Rite:him. EN.. • of Truro, to Mary Am/alga, "VOW daufhter a E. U. SDKs, 61.1.. at use Other of her M..j. Adintasit.oenensh Home tinned-, saJ Pont ter, d. LU11:. MACYCNN--NAMLAS.— Nosenibte IS, at St. Luke's Ong. (tithes. by the Rev. 1. 0. Cromwell, 1/ A., Pruwipal of r Mare, Chelsea, mad honorary e,111 , 011 of Durham, mitt•tl by the Res. O. Blut.t, M.A.. rector of the p weds, J Mu-Munn, ley., M.D., man Moja* HorAug. t ma, to charlotte Edith. youninut clangour of the lkw. Rathiaa, M.A., Chaplain of die Royal Chaplain 41 Ordillg27 to the WlCell. ILARTIN —llO/11:1170. —November 19. at Rt. Marne, Kilburn. the Nev. A. Kennion, _Utast, fourth sun of W. Martin. re.; Upton, 1.1•.. x, to Smith Harriet. yoeoi daughter .0 11. Ilene, EN., of Kilburn Priors, W. RASIEKS • - 14.4.1011:1111. November 17, at 8utt0n......11. Ktst, by the Rev. J. W. Dothan, M.A., J. K. S. of the R. N. J. it. M seteta, M.A., of ri!ueiratiory.ho.e.. hill, Kent, to Eleanor Thome:dna, Jame:it:l. od t:. : sad', ir, of Rallgulerry and Caetletown, in • raMi r jitus.—N - actaabet 17. at amtovor•atre•t. F.' by the Rot .J. lima. 1).C.L.. DAL. of at. Yary'a 1 of Upper N a bourwo-torraw, Bytkvatia, . of Tr Bain. bauk,T. JAtatiAlta.- Novetutrr IP. at the rah,' .11t, known,. thouteroet, Ay the her. J. lov.on, motor. 11. W Tu. U. r, at jtaaoro. to FAIN fourth datt.,thter ot yrgsr. IoW 01 I la, oratoolt -hall, ilainp4..o DF.ATOtt. CHAPMAN.- Nortinticr 1111. at Tunier's-htll. F. iCh..pman.F.mu•. sited lid. EVlVOttTll.—Novrtuber IT, at lh',un 11.41: • 111oneutith.ihir.., Ileywortli Orin. ro.f, the int.tot 1.0101% owe Itiriterth. IlOW.Altlh—Noverilier 1[4..1. T. llowarJ, of Cans : a lit% ged INti. Nor. sober 14. at 11arrointik, Lee. 3t wiJ..w of thy Ist.: T. Ininß, E1ei . .).4 . 21,11) . NAVA S. 11.31.'. I aa4 ant. I loptfia:l, • OIACY. - No. wetv er F kilmettak I. J. 1.4r 7 . FAI.. 1 ' R.N.. an d •avitiArt tU the ellelltilOslore, • 1,U14M. —November at A vley-plree, itecllaut I, 1 Sand. Anne Maiben. la I . icitivr.‘.- No...subor 17. at Kettainires Pala , Itaro. *ter. hi. Itseelleary V. 4e Marneta, of 14.1 ittatd.thtt. WWI Tt. POW LH.— hertvaithor grown...l, .1 Ithanginti, Chola. im • ueenl.nt. D. la , Pner rtnrer, lb. ht....n.apal (*. ~,, J. l I .44,4 the U. A. H. of 4.•14. rg...1 V. RFEVl2 4 .—Xo.etalni Is, at Monnt-stntat, Taunton, tz. :Le aged W. IthASE.---Notember la, taout.-Oolumal W. H. &sow, L. .• otreatu Boat b, aced H. Nowv.berlet, at Iltnwal4.re oast, Cliftne., 19.. 4 tnb . .4 the late Robe, Ito) al Artinery, nod liovrether 18, at tiu....wilrar4cmi. tly4e-part. Show. Bart.. offtol tNNLII.--Novvolbeff ThAfool-rirrio, Moofo, Mitt of Calcain Timor, R.N.. of Mato. el Anabolism N. a ,n•, LIC,r) T 1 INEI J.. X.a.a.tber 19, at W.-4mm,-- ttai wl.l. .1. Tahiti!, .4,1,110. I• It N. .•anlar 1a at l'orwr ft lbw 11,..• N .401. A s r.l 111tAlKit... N.... a.k.a. I:. at Atttw,rp-viaati„ WAD tatatetly a tit. Jamalaat, ?listed wad W Wittatit L.. au" *I limn - este-.4:v.1, is the Caw of Lambe, Pmts. at t (){lice la liourmte-stswet, i tin ressitet s I .Calf. Nel MUM 11. an /A CEIV awt ray TO. 0 'V! • • kltt: 1 .4 Sp t..t ► ad 4 01 • ' ; • 4, I I • 1 4 1 0. 4 • OA !.. •.• t • : IPA M um; 1. 11 1 I 1 lad . r ; mai dim IL. • • T> I Ih. our • I w t h in 1 • R. • v.• bat V 1 IM ▪ :• t ZVI re . tido /gold tad, ' • tte' I.y • ton A le to st - It 04. • A Or .1 eft( 13 • • rhr^ • ciTs iu.. • Lir aed • • • h si„„ t art,. Mal ..' - Vtlt The Her Xs, • &tat a, r.l tsar rtoLITI I H., • !trot pone., CLoaz• 4 • boa Tt •••,, the and ICI last tke 14t• • RI r abrr tans brot Tr ball able of tt till ral and and Mkt exPt Err Jr .1 Irma korai tram pool, mein bt)d • . fin , vont] h. ! *Am and of !!. from pry • rata' mt.!: It taw' th e ref r• Pain ke• p t. a•• J. 5 , 1 it aft - • ins, rn.'? wt .; • 5 11. 'ut▪ ni m. tQ 0111 .I 4 1111 l 111 tl • s dr Le ss • nab • ▪ • - • Tut •, Lr Iran I. A r I a et kr 41 . Ida a. Gt •-• zoo! • Apo Aplit Ii I:. lam .• • • ts o r.ll r J 0: . Obi