The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-26 00:00:00

/ P. 01, i : losd.y. -4 154 1 (hi; Ttit 4 / fp rt4sl i. f ../ f." Li& ti U 1.1 X No. 4,145.] EA.MRS. MONEY WIORAM sad WNW (et -F. a 5.,,,,,,, I. a el rack ET NI US 1.4 yr . .. T rionlv. Daces , am 4llspemille TOlt • I. Liao ■ oar ID A A. RITINI.L. Chaarar: Um lob. D. 7 . 16 **her seed Ilmea. How 1. Z4Tfesfraw l Ilse el prim. old& the Us. MOM gm* ilm n. Ikea. ear Irk = aid selblisoes lop % bell awl Slag inemmit ke *9 P. l=b nom me. w *wawa' t Yeligm. i= all ler r des 1 oiri pa qm 4 es Jr gor asomm ii., riell_ • alitiri WO ilmr. EMIT 11111lA II amil /NM 1811, Lorlialall OM.. a tt V7lD riOUTIL-4JOMMUNWATIONV a r 4L'INSINIshayAroMpIIN ~.1.1. i zat : MUM e : IMlsiZri ars.* Oats erli •• ti •M'U rfr . Obli • WV/ 1i ' 1..'214:41.4 E f.il ' ilb " .lo66 : l . 4 .7 l a . elrf ac.: or 001MYsim"MuSinsesi. 0011MUNICATION to NSW TORIL AZ LIVIIIIPOOL, SEW TOSS era Pllarll2lllA RW 001111%11 Y mind alwasse Oar um mg/. era dim iro. allft al clemolm. se mirk samegen 4.1.060. as b — rot MT of TITAJUISQ•O2 Welessbir, Ora 7. 4ATIATIOO nun 0177 of ILALTIBIOOII a l =4 1 .1:1. Aad rAMAMI, Traleiniu Lwow& p At i promsa. U I IT. rad U MINA =me OrMole swilllNAis. Wei Om* LlDSA h iln ie = 6 1:1= i d i rin af tad ri ut 4 • "" nu.. i mi Il m as Isr . =.=ar leloaid s = W NORTH ANIIRICAN ROYAL owes itrarzun tr atarair rho vi e . am & Am 7 - 11 . 1 r 2 Miginehre poossiporo owl Ms •• oast ...lb me sogoirod so mil Ow : MIIIIILWA. wo DOSTOS. Imo4, kw PIM BMOC blpso. IL CASADA. toe WeguasE.'eslis.""arg:: 421 ..4 anew wag. isdallor tA l koM i r as ell sibi &A.4l ..k pm 10:11 a ra neL b .41e 11.4 11.1•1 ..... wain of sp.. I oalosi maw leglip is J. IL Few; " Tvete•• IR Sow.ass de Is ?sib., 3sol J. Rinse. to D. Witairdsali. Laws WI sad EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE DJ 1111[14110. iritWoll• Lamle Se vanaroaD air cam irsumes. ID V i mpe powerful meal oterrow Pen lele 44 Xeer Pilfer/ prep se Illeimbrd fermi 1.10 um mew, me •wo third dr Prof T. TIMIUIDAToree 11114 . 11Arra . 01/11 /rf dr mareedeo . firm :—Ses Itin&ear., 40a. leama•eine, Mike& 7 wer Mom dark aleMetle ler am mweiih. Ms lineab flOwl es. Swwwl dr. The imang . t .w wwwwe Isom WeeMbM lIMM el wad Wm . Weems/Sax Sibies—Ter i ts ... ..T . A . ww/ s. A7; es I • await& FORD ewe JVIVO I T. re BMW New ellUenl. Maori mei lb. NO wirmkpl; erasers. CUM el INS. Mot. E 4 DEPOSIT. Established A.D. 1544. 111 .. tteell 1114 1••••• ow Desk et laming maw ie• te rime Ow PIM be bbbet D••••• W Midi • nee et Inbmbe re be Ombra •Nli ample semete. DIM* •••• be model women me be yli•Jrunk Übeel weft Tbe lima I. rerb e r u lrmi h reg ....4l. Dthm... lamer esealor adenoma met Ow ea agellemibea. LOAM sumo WI?MOUT giPll3llllllll, IT MUTUAL W AX FUND ASSOCIATION 4 :.. Promoi molvel sed WO Ow lomemom Th. Imo ma mail el OE WO isolMma * f fift Mommes• tiamoMely. Mom adeark b.ani 4 M OM lesommorm. or lia maisimt ii.M. for MIMS M • M• 111. rrin loOlum kOW. eximtan. IliaWOW M ONRY LINT throe days WA after application, for 'or. se da roma% Ws Prune w Wto • Irilhget _MOW or larriorrk treat 111 M rrria nrossrie tg qou WV. orMaYy. lorammis : aJr tinten=mo4 rast =jos VALUMS of GOLD.—WATHERSTON sad IMO 11111. fat sir lehmallai d So Mils obi Sleir sr MP P•11011•..s w =Am lbe 1•11• Was anismiumei 1110/11.1 W VALUS el GOLD. 1•4144 prmidel Sat dr bilisr. et 1144 Yr Mder arl le pubis 4111 1e dl.. 444144141 W S. vide 41444141ke 0 Me. Mose Mt mama. 11•14 beam Mil lab II web or mis4l4 144 144•114444414 el Il air l . Ari 14 it =.:.::: 1 1 1 t i=::: Ile per emi 14 moo. ... 114 amils.... 4 fp 5010..,. 41 I 14 enr.... $ 1.11 1 war.... d 1M444411111 Saw 14 mow— 1 4 44 011111111.... ONO .... 17 5 4 13 main— 1I • mis. —. 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Ins Sid eumisr......spromeakidasrl. smil IL Sim& VAST CRAM, COUCHES, sad BIM— AI SWIM 1007111/Lai Wm ems et it nut= Vlrmie. Pads sp in •my amill ler air lime us. awn. saw. lei OsiOner how 111 LONDON CUT OLA Om alarm§ ma are wawa " PANT = VI • mail e. Mil l r.lre wire lie dot atialmillma Tit Ms. DRAWING-ROOM CRYSTAL A. WPM. Malt miss/ of dor& deija.ll. , ern gal 10Cer. PeWry. of or Ohnne. POOL = " 8: SONY F. SPAM' and Ow. NI. Oak* THE " OEM,' 12L—A sow first-elms QUART asaluirsa. rif bemaillnl lemn ing primed. snMing : elms slog a IN ~ma pw0.411... An so*. Wylie_ Ap siggik : I minnliet IS le sal anly el Us Mersharriss. r MIX Et:garwreb.... 144: OsisniAlli.:= Om* ilansgaserr : The 114.41 01s4 wens. OM —. mnpribE le rnsal berm IMPORTANT SALE a ant-slam sew sad ....Mart 11011131111111 L-7. MT NW 0.. boils le IN penis dr lisp IN 4.......4 Ur data, Poulson := 1.... h....ft .Imll,. M 4.1 v. 4wir Wady N. Ws.. 44144 N tio.7 11" liefte all In:I 54 NS ...... 4...4.1.1.4 mites dra.int. awl bad Plea apprikm Ira oak irtramm uslayk din = .per we* urimemay *ow tom 41......11. ; webs: 4.11.641 . rem 41.... 11: 1 i... .• SA : Wm.* May Wm : at M. ; Inn 1.6.4.0.1.411 On : Snisr 4410.4 ~1. rossrlia.Angs N. an 1.. it Worm lisant.ll,3l. SA P.. Al. ug - np agrawieng; SI pugs Alinpur. no Ist e11a4.1.1: 1 4 Illeiben....le seagnileA and ape Wm waned N. 1ar..4 famin la Lain d Mar. Sim art so .1 Nr14..A. : all OW Annum OnlAre now milst be& owl 1 . 4 14 . ......1.1.48. ASA of Isillows teisla-gi Clll7 .4.1414 I. segisslig. =6.4 go Smut Arlo la p.m ionns. tAcharemd or raw no =l.l=A r d. essif i r Is . r. i..... 4 Anima la the MIT HAIR RRSTORRD to its NATURAL totoos-aaritogr u mootioo. amoosoo k MI 11111 PATUIIT Ka& 10 Itra 11% 'Ma. fa ells 11s. Wee 1180 arl 4a. V. IL S Prefewirs Oro& 1.116 C.-11. Lade A & Winn Ey be 104.1,101.. ge 1011 he 4 limpk 100 Pa.061/1. 1 1 / 1 /s not rms. We lb Ileas." DM be , 011 &milli and reellmera li MOM LO = WLAMYS KALTDOSon Oriental &amiss' wmakm k = r rower, rid broillil = m Or ansimilsa and Ti te " m.an " sar d nia a rs,___ arindriali ...... sesasion illor Om. rall milmiwi=v pee dh l=pluils*. Ng s inerre led dillem el Wo bare awl anon Is *Mar MI Ile sift of Amos ea ;17..lrear illli minere Mold =I /a/bassat of lam. 2_ ol b , rile urimmilly Is rib rpolo dm dr= . ..... 11 dr veer r 1 Ibe .!rw.— Mae M. IL M. GL c= Orrles: Or de et id& brad ow Pr weed" " Ilelpba."l4. amil Mumerare. "A s l ia. roliM ma ear.' I. NA lel a ket. WIN* all by ebnabb as 4 pdt. Mum ART -UNION of GLASGOW. NOW OPIN DAILY (mod es Mouthy. Wthlethith. PoA lA t)ebeeieth, Numb, IL es the Vbetoris than (Wars. limbs b, them IRA the 11111111111 . 1011 of PRIAM PAINTINSA AA. be be embanked seeps the stheolithe for the pram year. Mathieu 101111 AT A. lIINTON, Artbsg Nthethary. caAas.• J. &own. orkiwime ge ed N method sad ththesebthe dettrend al the (bellemead r a bZifilyth 1001, la Lerthe. A OA et Atha sr he lad el the ST. MARTIN'S HALL—MENDELSSOHNS num,. waorr o o,o w le: 7. ot S. soar imam al Mr. 4011 N MULLAH. Vesol.l.—Mm& lassmemi am , Mil a. Elm Ulm he* MY. Me M. les .iam. mHim r. MA W. *nu. Mr. Mix. dr 117. Barabr. to ; OH, b. Jim imlimdbais 'SU be mAMM4 .• = .1% Owl Oiimelp6mt kir Ir moom—llialb. Hr.; THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, IMO Switii. a *mei Orr* de Vales-71de dilehrimr. re. r re end st e aklie Mat o vf i ll le el Ilegromer. D re diners et raps sulei=des Earl re wed . . 1, redoes orroZreoiret e . . , arheo. r D orIN lobe /bee DM. rolies latatosmagewn, Is segreted erlerier. LIOYLL ROOMS. Windmill-street— Greed des.-OPIIIII .tlr alstraled ra. aliallasl= kg Mean I•maak• labdpal Ikakaa• a•ka aa halt pea a : seamare M 9; also a off Menlo Wan 11 ••••••••• THE LONDON PAVILION, 41, Tiebbers•- nu* ethub• 11111111 r IMMI X% "I"l" f9eaV ie grDlZ l :_ OLT% 121 Or Tar. 41011.9; Mr. Chrism Ilmr; sod WM =ift Illaskiss York lowlas Ilalsorr, Sal• Wes. ha IIYKAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL iItISZU 11. Mop el ohs Ilm=elia leelmeerleigei W We o Irreirreritarie d ealy. l =ritellled i Lit un b a r Sabar Or pee/a De. [ele•e leolusse li =ez d e i t t Fltei daft V a t: emee 2 =l sod el= ' eelel 4 —Dlmpeellll. elk= he Needelle. see adr eme—The Inoffioloo of Ilepredeeeles —Ole Illuelia—Sieekler sed lb emes—Vaer le more Yd Ned likeeled N IL Or. WAIN • leyeallee ea Ile Wee ea jeee*, aillisi . ?be P. M el leaselese. - mil put tele es melee 0(11 MEM% dime teen be Amber. It epelrees. Ceeeedlebeeme. IC LONDON LlBRARY,l2,BUsaies'requare,S.W. The Mem samil•• ?VW reions• Mein volumed at we an Omni 6, dousiir preerap idea reldspir l• ratios TM We ark maims;rp ••• ••1 aPpripelop The I.par mu ma AP *P lu m armaralaal r. t • ••••••6 ati dragoonL bibrelben are aka admissel dr• und•arks et • mararr. at mi moral Nigel woo at . Par 6•6 IMlllass Sea SIP Wigwag annersrm oar the la et 11••••bw. Oara. 6d. ; lna ZUSPaY PI POOL dwelary Librarim. ATUNNI3 MARSALA ar BRONTR WINE, SO.. M. LI ... ex, Ma b des.. 44114 e. per geofteren4L-11411 ,1 0 bow leollee Le MY Mao will be Gm.% of eaparlor lb vory WI re lame. NO flevoered to riff* tom freoi beeker tbe Nene* ie ametty. 0.44411.41 by THO 4. NUNS me OM. • Delflk ewe Uwe. Iferebeeta I 2. merdo of 47 'eon gorolealo lo the We. *deo of Lieedsbeee). Luab •C . *M. lb.O. Mai See es eepileetles. I:IB;rANLARD, an elegant natural SHERRY, davage ark ea loalrisol asd 41.1.017. mad Os. WS —.N. meta Seam. ISII. EINAHAICB LL WHISKY v. COONAC 111/LANDT.—TIis WAWA* old 1111111 •Iwshiro rn r i esid la • I b rt. mak M lima of Ile __ M.M. la Liman appairil moms la tie Florin% Mr is Illmisd; or as 8. en* W101•11141ra. Nag- Lett . —=. On led Na. Oh* W. awl auk Wrist Lat. riiHE BEST sod CHEAPEST TB 18 and OOMPIS le MIDLAND si 0111100 b• obtsimel of MILIAN 2•1 Tis lionessik .ni•••••••• 1••••• Oftdannit =ski Omani Tik f t.til•lo‘ lahas. talk. 44.; 6.• •••••••1 Taw 3•04.. Y 104.. In Ti. sod slew tellowalor of MIL ma anises free tore allyr-stailin at arftei is.. r 11•Ormi. • orlon =mai Co.. Oars a& melba phos. A CURIOSITY V in TRA.—SOUCHONO of • et..VOVATLI- Wok Lerairttrws.'ll('?. re . v i e& MI all oreallell Blast Taos ai IL, ENUPE'S HOMEOPATHIC COCOA mil learl IN boa —Pwrimml NM b IRLDILLIO PS. 4. be Operdr ibarest. mid ITIART Nunn I. bottles, 10e. per dozen, viz. A. a.m... Om% inseogin. derma. twpberne, caner'. Woohonks. ie.; W. pa BlW•bory. wqmpee dn. wit . an* ~daad Waft sononljefts. .. plum *nom Nd sad bark ownstAss. marks mormaiwio . IA Nor oat lot pot Amu; ormillool end dr' Prowl *v s. tonne riNt =Wm Ma Te.befffe Oft Less. WINS abil 01 MOMS bin. 111 floor• Ilk nil Tort Mom to, at I.IIIL I MTI.II. Jonomolooolt oor=orlt Arcot M. 'boas) 11WW MUFFINS AND CRUMPETS.-W. HORTON, tor el run lo 2 111:plemplo bar, bow to eta bin or lowan QM to Ow lam • oroolook Flo* *114171211171. 8 0111. " "'•l2 soy pet Lorin sod ofiewtoroltbalir.tdre wild* NI rommobio ovum. 111.11. Onolro atm oadoooftd wok prompt/0Y owl dooloolk. TO OPEN AN OYSTER without trouble, W ens Few last • se Emits/ thi• mos Asada. I. Antst 11 NSW 1/1•11.12SD OTSTICS P r.S log MIA* uw .80 orstwo. www ► 4 wwwd *ith Wag— El:Wmg mart Ws art witsird pesilWarr .• • los issl• 'Ws imams mist. Aosta suss; •• dna oo MI be Reim rho WM. w• 0.6 WS ley Ow shim Mambo MA PAM PO" P. 201” = l‘ .ol t 1 2rt a tiOrtigliteat tr!". 1 4 asow..)A.w. trwidiuwo DAVIIIB'B CANDLES , 7d. and 7id. per lb.; dm Idle um sr mem 1. fit ; Peorprems a...>• at : was. tr. 11. • Met me; fp ; Orlon au. Id rid . bawls ur5.11 . 71. 11 ! , rasa seir..4= . =1•6110.• relle. ; Wes in par Wks . ri= pis= OIL dea.. ..d bed, per 11111... Prrdird. r . Na.. Ir. 11l per parbst; mow breed wader. : Mei 11101 pd l& ; Wars, la ; MM. • alma& r 4.— kg aidi. el P. c Vt . /4=! 0011dd dirdiresk 110. gypepyromp. Idados. 8,..., AUTION to PURUIASERB of REVOLVERS. O. ebbillmirit • marimally apyrmlag •••• r. bby* OM* lb* Ike /*raw row Mound *les I***l Wu • as " Fro eel Mr** bare. 2.1•••••." es pow so* 4mob pylemal by Ms. Adm.; wbona. Ur 10 •••••• bur •••••1 War Irep***g bibs " Mum soil Mow* * (*rim •••••••. ft Merry. 11111..=41m Sa• le ib, t e ltrzy•ar.' Tire !Irma= spy be *Ws*. *A Neil .1 .... .X00111. by ;km So alywal Mew ob. 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Rio L maul. so, WINTER HOSIERY of SOFT iumi WARM solorlide. la miaow Imams, pottwee. sad Wears: far boa now oda. ma *W, as wall ma kr Innall4a—POPS ari "SALM moierflyeen.l. sliermplose. Losoka.d.W. SPECTACLEB, improved by HARRIS and SON, vs reall mei* lbo WM. Ilinror sore be -.4..111er1. eel ornealr Ma So Sem oreerlia rad arr-Obeer 4:net Mama bey ra . al emir low pll U.,,. 1..... Ct. roe tree -111101. Kalil re 4 eJa oporiesle fMtsp/ randy. ooroeso bar erlii• %ewer arm aestne. Ina Outone—No erarrar. smoker& aURR CURL—LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC k . BA&AWL Mama ribs tbs bum* se WWl* lb• WA mosidam NM pI Is klmltssi I. bet* bat mobilos Mt **,*** *WI* woe* alb* •ckirssel awes it 1011111•11. MAIM. =aPt 'kW= =Pe P.M Mon *a tan* pnessase 1.. iambebils Ibilklibir WWI pros** twspostketbss* is s =*** ••••mpasa Sk semis an tori=s. Pan= 4 *lip. sw ma Wm Am kw has of usi 4.**4 se Fist la •• Oww Moan Isllbmi lb —Pnwsss‘ alir ski ski* 11'. Lan li • Stsbuide 11. 7. 4 1.r ae r i l b. Issisisk Ilek. lb aws4.• mob. Ils wit= I Inn's Maw* Rama TM ries NW kik*. bassrend se tbe *ink , VW DISCOVERY in MEDICAL SCIENCE. LN liner •11•80• W wend b . ••••I ••• ewe mromful matossiolloss•siedi• asnarlan Wines sorted's pm*: .1 •M•up el 11••••••indal nmotiv. loft mbar isolin. •41 •••= lie 1.••••• ranipt ••••••=••••••••••• QT. lulls; marefigro,ltslikanisitt. lama. r.u. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26 L 869. MANUAL of PAPER FLOWER MARINO, s.th Caret PWltems and litthee.tesh—TMs Guide Is to• treed te primeMe Oven et L 11121.14 Wiwi Nur... rid enalgee ertich. mad semenlteg et PIA WITHOUT 1 . 11•0111/11.—AS Zeitintisere. 266, Iiee FLOWERS ntetrett, war the Ural POW tit nth. 111 N O CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER red INVIILOPIIII id* AIMS, 0514?. or INISLILIA.— ' lllBolf ordwdro WI VSLOPIth, rd. widloo ; aseeilall Nole, m ar.rg i M bil elres for dd.; thick ditto, Oro oohs for do • foolowf x do. per . new; 11•1111 Na pear. Or. lid. *OM OAS WIDDING 1111111.0Pth INVITATION. or the CIIIRIMON a t i CJIWKIIII, sad BALL PRINTID mad IrIAMPIS3O Yr dna' with Allied or Olt hai la tholes* Oa IMPLATII ► Lie SLY .' hod Ito SUPal i ta Cadre ralitr tier ihrd.—Oloonedtt Millrt, 111011$ ittlitli , wilhosoosolohlrietiwil t 41. Inettiet lid. i ,Idoostrowliwkrthroh NSW 8008. 8, at 2d. in the le. dimount. PIANNON sad •ON SUPPLY d BOOKS at No above da re* int atiwt bear 110 ter atioNMIS WI IWO *llama atir WM plwaW ea is•W at Cowry Wart notatal am wept of • ea W PDX. 36 lad 66. Olsbego WOW, ILO. F RABILR'S MAGAZINE for DECEMBER, 1869, IIL. eeeteleet Tee Nailer; Desna. reels *. sty fleaneel Ongan, Lose Vets leattage.—Dr. Totketee " Leaden of the Reformr um." ebtitw. H01.e7 Hoer ti 7 (7.J. Wen* tieirtile, Witter et "lege, Greed." Pert Xll. Y Mena De W es). Ity Mcedemier7 Must. 17 O. et No Oren. • ItVeireelwitreeslies 42■regri. : Jabs W. Nitat aoll gm. tholeitt W.CL Oho Parr of our Loo tram Tw to Y. ALL Tits YEAR RO ND, Oladaolod la Coastal Dozaos. "ON a Oatitan las PIM Part of Nasal dreg. coned TES WOXAX IX Po Wilma Oosatia Oa y Dota& oat be published, price 441-. Twah rlll lIAOMIXD HOl OM, Pomba the Malmo Deeds b mob. of All the Tw lamed. SEELNY, JAMESON, sad HALLIDAY'S TITS lIMILLING VOLUMES& WWI Yrs. Modem lo moll Svc 'kik price b. THE GOLDEN BALANCE; or, the kale. and Qs Rea Dr oust Zusamags Or*. Juin% sad Balllaky. 61.NIP* 01111 i. III& IS anomie.. la stain Ora A gotalit MA. ; extra cloth, THE PRINCE a /Ca ; or, Lays of Bethlehem. Kneed treat thaßrillekreeel ......=.....7.r5zi;i14:7:11,1111•81. With Pervill,ll6l.lArd Adlt.los els* Wee THE EARNEST CHRISTIAN: Memoir of Mrs. M. IL Jahr. 116 Ilro. A. Chum. 56•161. hobs. 464 Hallies. 61. 61666.6reet The /levee& Theerst via ltee,depbeee. dea n eries U.. VINEYARD LABOURERS. By JANIL MINI ow*. Jaime. saiiiaid:s: it rust.triaa The email all Mk !kW ;dm BSAYS the UlttCH : in great part media= to nut IN arab Qemetloo• of uts D. Sy • IMir. Joins. sod 1411blay. W. nat.street. yike twig yaw wish T, Parr. Up. uW. 6.• ; colound Elrgati:l4 " " SUNDAY AFT in the NURSERY. Be Masa Leta. Ce•usiro ar Ilea s. loam *aglow arll /Lady, 14. Mtrial. rilM o llowwwil. with llneibriiwo, prim I or, tbe Mandan Chalmers. By Jars Awn Wwwww._ d a:r sv. M.. ' n.sw~.. . YU Slab Themasi, Freeklikok Pnk k.. CHILDREN at HOME. By Mn. DAILY IDIOM Brim Jades& lbw Handy. 54. Tirisioeft. Tn. "bra lumina with FUMA." W ORKIN° and WAI T ' um G. By JUL 141.3 T lhocr. - . . . loft. Joins, aliallViag. w. Illosi‘anst. Tie Tiled Timm/. •w Trealideee. deli. prim b HOME MEMOMEE. By Mrs. CARET Blom. Reim Jeakeea. sod 9 r . 4. Tieleedel. The Third Tbsugml. with Prosiloplata, deft. fn. rrHE HIDDEN POWER. By TAM ZULU= V ay. Adorn, sind InseidenL TM Asamil Itommd..l , ll rreatiall.o.,..leta. oda fo. NATURE'S SCHOOL : the Ci a rden an d the F histurt Mi sy. Iw:S ..d ri,uwy. M. - i s* n.~ Rift N. Mwuom be. oak Ara prae a. T HE DAIRYINLAN'B DAUGH TER. e By Rev. Lae RiatmoND. Y.A. Aida" mod Halllaw. N. Thaarea. TM /aura sislikorlis MEMOIR of ia t l g e 'ltry. i H. k *. FOX. By the La GI T Pox. twr ff . amboa.7.;ll;aiLZKlrlis647•9/. L kw do 440414 pis kr BIBLE CHARACTER& By the B.v. W. B. MACEMM.III.II., . . slum Jean:. - .1711;1"4:;7. rust.wma. Fourth hftviA Ye urth f RdUrogFro. cloak ;Moe Pin BON A L RECOL LECTIONS. By _ _ ciaasorA Suwon._ somas,. JasiZZ7a,Trianil7lrisit..orus. With iseravimin Ur Me Nomad. delk Woo 1{... • UDAIFB LION. By_CßAzz.orsz Euzsarra. Paley. Jadorm. man Haiilfti. P 4. Flntaines, CHTZEMlctrithj""Eritikliß7 did. r. 21.6•111 TE. !.clef. Jacksoa. led halals:. U. lisatairest. WWI Beersvlop. of Mialak deik= orri t, G LIMPSES of the PAST. By Mme. Jaime. sod Weft& 114, rrioanno. et le ma 61e6b win 5•., EXPONON et PSALM CXIX. By the M. beams Hama ILA. babsy. halm. sad Bethda. 4. lembena to Ilto. mad. rim pHs CONFLICT of the NATIONS, now ;i l = t ot i a T = ga l I ' m ! li is.„ r...Nr...gtat T=l : . Gad Isiddlty ; la ...mai inalb tattti.. =LOmMilaittaal emu l Pre Clutellrity. Main le litt ipton of the Do. litatt. Jambes. asd Rattly. M Tattistroat. lIIT AOTIIOI OP TRU "BOILS LPOOALTPTICAr r Is Sew drib. prim Tali.. TniE DESTINIES sod PERILS of the CHURCH, ben IN& milstai la Pl:6oam bias the If ortertoelea LAMM. a is e„ lower , M.L . Itacombott of Bi. Mast kllffettteh. Pfebeedeue el Seftleheff. rd war time Moe of Trial, Celine, CliehttieT, - . Orb loThe piereol owe of the wok —orlail In o f of ha mote Odom illoPeoiseste. lam& sod thoughtful in all of then ; sod on eteleme of the whom of "Hob ler. Elliott la. to our do. the mat ea lop melons outleeneron upon the atcoonnost erode at once tub. dee If the levee of W. UMW, roomp woe dote felt. - -ctineuse Obrover. Peas.. Jew. awl flalltdav, It Pled West ILIACTIIIOA 6 DI 11401(NCI IN IMAMS AND 01111•31. pahlihed. Dine la. hew pot kw f erase. *atom QECOND LI FE; or, ELECTRICAL Nk.RVOUS 10101. • MAW Wart letesded bribe medal wool of all ow oilloilog Own as mtge. Imo et Narrow. sad Phisleal DOA*. sad the dbileiNdme 'Ditto inrwhaften so waleh Ulan =DM Otimisiewst ea the met Cleistio• power of Is ibe INlNlneat of Nino Atm lei• lit Wisest iowia.l now la osillhillese velem( et dehillaiwi Deo vanes. 4•llnstiss with ONas emplled Deo the Ilotwbeek el a TlNXil ai = Froillieserel I s nizof tbstes• map imilod reworalistA b me NIES montude lon le the wiled saa so Mar Ida Nie sower orb ft. et Oguldlm Dv Um sitill anyhow Datelk• It aloft et haft Arm ilo nestelwil sot Sawa i WPM SY •Its a is . ner tail. the epewor an =roe =VIM wpm. hew el soy fOnl. De wain owes Ms boom &NW NAM. OW we watirsio• soil the trims • molter limb rani of NW posinelles, ilios by ils aoloa .11.• sod alma Is mond warn. be on no f1., 1 il l. Lo Ma dles Moo fewillab/hboil he a Ogres slaws wantons( Die ol geenal Lifft roblllee4 by lomas.llll, Cmsblll, sal of all boolneUen DISCOVERIES OP MlLtom Perna tm TEL STATE PAVIA Orsini—Mr. Douglas Hamilton has found in the state paper idles some hitherto unnoticed facia in the life of Milton. Among these disooveriee are were letters of state not previously printed in Milton's prose woeke, but of high interest, as illustrating the 6Dimistic ietervention of the cionnnonweelth govenanent in behalf of the persecuted pro testants of the Alain, valleys. A treatise to justification of the war with Holland, already in type, but not known as Milton's companion, Mr. Hamilton has succeeded in identify fag by cocoanut the order benne of the council of state. Theme coffer books, it now spasm, wire arranged in the state paper 011oe, their sgesent shoats, by the great poet himself. These tre haterestag Siete of hie public life. Of a more personal nature is a Measvery, in the Royalist Composition Papers, 'WA elms ter character of Milton from the old charge of himainem Mereede his mother-in. law in withholding frogs the neasetesere Ran PORPII hot thirds. Enemies of Milton has male tench of thew thirds. The state papers prove Intiegiesidsly that the Commissioners for Sequestration. not Mho, were to blame. The poses part in the matter was aselsliat sad evea sods. The whole of the.. Milton ppm TM be palMsbei Wane Citation Satiety. —4 thorium. Citowx-ovvion, Nov. 24.—Namozo RETURNED TO EXIT, IX TEE PIESIXT rAILIAXIXT.—Borough 01 Whitby.— Ram Sesplias Tteeepeoe, Req., of Kiri, Hall, fa • A the meaty ',Yeah la the non ei Robert Stephenson, Spy ----• FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZR2TR. aAILIUF!L JOIN =l O , Itsfagwa,Dsolol.4.s;if ragledreet, Spitslards, boa ass oreieramer. so waraire Des 0 al ti, sad Jaa.l as 11. Rd, Wife Maaalskl4kost. City; el. TrttampeAaame„ lkarriky. 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BOOTCII eIIQUIDTDATIO3IB. ALOMARDEZ GLUM Gimpy. ha..ock wfamegagiesw. Hos. B. as IMP /IMO 11.11. Hon, MIC• NIA% IMaagOir, mfrusctor. Nem 10. W the Faculty Ball. t lim a.a. antaek. Lacy goods marshouseome. Notll ML HEIGHT ON THE PREVENTION or ELECTORAL Consarnox —The Norwich Town-ceased recently heisted for some time on the hest means of elissimeg im proper proceedings at parliamentary electices. ewes It was resolved to priot and circulate the " iastructieme *pews dews for the better preventing bribery and all osempt LetZin the election of members to serve in parliament iand and Wales." A copy of them instruetkes wen forwaided by a gentleman living in the neighbourhood Is Yr. Bright, and the hon. member, in acknowledg lei thdr receipt, observed I have to thank you foe sasaiti moths suggeetion• as to the beet mode of securing pmfly of *Mixes. I think them of no value, and in fact It is impossible, end in my opinion mdminhie, to prevent. canvassing altogether. To have SO onneaseleg is to have no interest in the eliction, and this le to get rid of representation which is now pretty ouch ac complished in the counties. Ido not think it will be possible, and I am not mire that it I. desirable, to put down the old Paton) of public nomination. If the people at the hustings were electors, or the main portion of thew, there would be more listening and less uproar than three now is. What la really wanted is that all our constituencies should be so large SO to be free from general dependence, end that the individual voter should be protected by the ballot. The ballot would secure the elector from coercion, and it would destroy the security of the voter; and from this alone do I expect any adeentage from any legal changes that can be made. I think your frieods soculd reconsider the whole question, And insist on the ballot both in parliamentary and municipal elections." ELNCTION PETITIONS.—A return published by • - -- • ' - . order of the House of Commons, on kr. L.' King's metiori, states 'het in the first nesttion of 1859 one elo:tivn petition wee presented and o no withdraws, and that in the second swim 63 were presented and 13 withdrawn. Nine members were turestid," or rather diseased, la the second session, all of them for the oleos of bribery committed through their agents. The nausea of the gentlemen thus excluded from the boom by the decisions of select c enmities' ate as follow : Mr. Thomas Vernon Wentworth; (Aylesbury), Mr. R. Wal ters (Beverley), Mr. 3. W. 11. SAenley (Dartmouth), Mr. W. P. Price and Mr. C. J. Monk (Glooveter), Mr. J. Hoare (lcingsion-npon-lball), Mr. Schneider end Viscount Bury (liorwleb), and Mr. W. H. Loathe= (Wakatield). In the mar of Bevarlev, Glocester, Hull, Norwich, and Wakefield, the mats remain untenanted, as no new writs have been honad. la two ores formal isignirre bars been instituted CO the spot by commissinners. Fifteen oommittess sat In the second meal= of this year, and one in the brat. The maximum number of days of inquiry was 11 in the Hod. der►Eeld ors, end the minimum ose day.. Tat LATI Ms. 'Anon BELL.—The following re solution was pared by the College el Ployeiciaits of London on the 21A Innt...—" That the President of the College be reeleeeaed to address to the Council of the Phan:mouth:el Society& Uttar expressive of the high sense which this eol lede of the character of the late Jacob Bell, and of teals tordlal approval of the proposed inherits, to promote Ilse sdvantement of pharmaceutical stionoe, by establiehing • scholarship, to be named after the diannanished foamier d tMPbnarndoel Booidv."—Ydical (Stamped Id. Additional.) M USIC. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. This satiety began their season Mat night. As a tribute to the memory of the illustrious Spohr they gave his Oratorio The Leal Judgment, together with The Requiem of Mozart, so that the whole magic had a solemn and funereal chametirr, appropriate to the recent death of the lamented muskiest, Exeter Hall was drawly crowded to the doors, but nothing could be more (inlet and attentive than the manner in which the vast assemblage listened to the satire parammearrs. The Lug Judgment is well known to the public ; but we may remind our musical readers that it is, by many years, she eerliest of Spobr's great sacred works, having beau written when he was in the full strength and vigour of his genius. It dist became known in this country by Its perforommee et the Norwich Festival of 1830, under the auspices of Professor Taylor, by whom, likewise, The Orsorvisisia sad The Poll of Babylon were produoul at subsequent native!, in that city. Of these works we Teased The Last Judgment as the best, and such, we believe, is the general opinion. It is the most simple and melodious, the mote free and spontaneous in its idea', the most free from what we mutt all the exam. elm eleboretion of the °amp/oar's later style. And more over it contains passages of must eablimity sad deeper pathos than any of his subsequent works. In the broad mares of choral harmony, lead profound yet clear and usambarraseed legal counterpoint, Brohr, to this oratorio, eometheer Here to the height of Handel himself. Witten the chores Blessings, honeer,' in the fine part, and the charm " Oreat and wonderful" winch concledee the work, and which, in resineee of proportion* and majestic graselenr, Om seemly bees aurpmeed. The performance of tkde great work wee exceedingly good. The principal ringers were Madame Lessees Sherrington, Mir Dolby, Herr Reichardt, and Yr. Weise. VACANCIES, APPOINTNENTB, AND PIOMO TIONB IN TBS CIVIL 811/1 CE. Foreign Department—Mr. Ed win Henry Egerton bat bees applaud Attacb6 et Bt. Potarsbasg, sad paned DV examiaatits; 11r. Heap Bd.,* Oriaelteek has beta appointed Vice-eunsul at Medici, and pegged his enemies tion. War-office—Mr. Frederick Palmyra Philip hi. been appointed. temporary clerk In London, and passed ids exa mination; Mr. Paul George Fortiori& Furse has bens ap pointed Deputy Assistant Conszsimary-General, end passed his examination; Me. Edmund John Johannes has Mon appointed Deputy Amistaat CoonimarrOemeral, and plead hie examination. Paymaster-Omen! • Offico—Mr. Oota• vies Henry Pears= Ms been appointed to a clerkship, and momed his examination. General Post-office Mr. John Memo. has been appointed a clerk at Kil marnock, and passed his examinam a. General Register dike—Mr. James Harwood hag Lean appointed to a oink ship, and passed his examination. The Dockyards— Them are vacancies for an acting second class clerk in the storekeeper's department, Devoopert- yard, and for a temporary clerk ; Mere 6 a vacancy, elm, for a third clams clerk in the store-recetver's department, D.vonport. Customs—Mr. W. H. Falloon, supernume rary dark, has been appointed a clerk fn the con taler-generaf • office, London; Mr. Thome Costello, extra clerk at Liverpool, has been appointed 13th claw clerk at Leith; Mr. Edward Cstcbpole , inspector of the river at Hull, has bean promoted to be firm iwp car of the river at Liver pool ; Mr. C. M'llab, principal coast officer at Torquay, has been promoted to be a leading waiter at Cardiff; Mr. ff . Boiler haa bees from fourth to Mimi don landingwaiter at arllepool • Mr. J. Mldillen Ms hem promoted from mood to E nt clam locker at Hartlepool. East Indies—Mr. W. Kaye has bees appointed mishind to the magistrate and collector of Agra ; Assistant-Surgeon A. Christison, M.D., superintendent of vaccination, Aria dis trict, has bees appointed superintendent of mooluetton, Simla Hills, in succession to Dr. W. Pmitett ; Mr. P. A. Walker, extra sasistaut, ha. been placed in charge of Sultaupore Treasury; Meters. D. Fitzpatrick and C. G. Bparling have ban reported quiddled for public service, and have bean alto:Med to the North-West Provisos., the l'unpaub, and Osde; Captain St. Clair Ford hes bean appointed eollector and magistrate of Slaikarpre; Ceram W. R. Lunt:ere has been appointed collector and magistrate of Hydrabed ; Capt. J. B. Dunstarville has been appointed acting collector and [magistrate of Kurraebee; Mr. W. Metter has been appointed arming deputy collector of mistotne, Kurrothes, and harbour magistrate; Mr. H. Imes, aialmant oornosissiouer, has bees appointed to act as deputy collector and magistrate in charge of the Treasury su Kurreelste.—Cerni &reit* Gault*. MIL MORNAY'S TRADE BALL—Mr. M array's trade isle took piece at the Albion, Aids:vote-street, on Tuesday lest. Ons hundred and seventy-nine different books were offsrvd. Of thaw, twenty were entirely new works; rise others were new editions al standard works, of whic h few . . hones " apparently thought of taking len than hundreds. After dinner—which, by the way, would hare done honour to the Queen's larder—and the usual touts of "The Queen," sad . Success to Literature," were glen, Mr. Murray end be would depart ou this occasion from the ordinary custom, by adding another tout to the former two ; and in a few manly sad hearty words he spoke of the great hardships and dengsre encountered by the gallant lade crew of the Poe, "Captain M•Cllntock, Cntain Allen Young, sad Lieutenant Hobson." Most heartily was the toast responded to; the applause was soon, however, silenced by the knock of Mr. Hodgson the auctioneer's ham. seer, who, holding a copy of Captain M'Cllntock's atmuntof voyage la hie hand, mired how many each arm would take. Tha w There was silence deep as death; And the boldest held his breath For time— till some one led the way by calling out lnc sonorous voice, "Sicapkin, • thousand copies." Then the bidding grew "fast and furious" ;—Louginan, 600; Whittaker, the same; Hamilton, Adama, and Co., 400 ; till ell eyes were turned towards • slight figure at the middle table, who bad rime to say, "three thousand—Modie." Oa this there was • round of applause. Three thousand for one literary I Why, a few years ego three thousand would have been ccerldered • very good edition of • work selling for 16e. We were unable to follow exactly the numbers taken by those who followed Mr. Maude; but the MD total ordered of the work was neer eight thonemd eopien—Crifie. WILL AND BEQUIATS.—The will and maid of the light Hosorable Counter Dowager of Listowel, the Inane ef the first Eat of Listoeel. were proved in the London Osart ef Probate on the 2nd of November by Mrs. Bathe, ler sham, one of the executors, her brother, William Lam, Seq., havieg renounced the grant. The personalty was aware under 12,1.1004. The C.‘1114011 has bequeathed all her dlspoeable right to the property charged upon the Sel dom estate, Tipperary, in possession of her said brother, to her slid deter for her lila and at her decease to her niece and Mee, Mrs. Gentians Maude, wife of the Hon. rre a t2 Newts, and bequeaths to her said mice all bar abates in the Irish Provincial Batik. Leaves the residue to her riser absolutely. The property left to bee niece is for her MS ales, fees from marital control The will was made in 1866 nod the codicil in 1867. The will and codicil of Meier. Gomel Sir William Byre, H C. 8., late of 130 On-hall, near Rugby, wire proved In Leaden, on the 19th of November, by his relict, Lady Lyre, the sole executrix, to whom NI bee left the whole of his property for her own nee absolutely. The will was made in 1864, and the codicil on the 22nd of Jane, 1869, by which le appoints guardians to his eon. The p e rsonal was wore seder 70,0001. The will of Sir Thomas Tared Gnat, F.R.S., of 20, Chester-tenser, Re gears-perk late Comptroller of her llidsetf Victualling Transport Services, Admiralty, was proved on the 6th of November by Duly Grant, his relict, and his sore, Thomas George Greet end William Barley Grant, Edges. He he vigging hi s drawing., pictures, and palatiot: (many of them his ow e performaoces and thee, of his te father, being west scenery, harbours, and el:hipping), specifically amongst his fealty. Bequeaths the sold and silver yaws presented to him by her Maje.ty Queen Victoria to hie wife, and at her decease to his eldest eon then living. Bequeaths to his wife, for her own absolute use, all the household furniture and effects, books sad elate excepted, which, at her decrease, are to be divided equally smonget his three eons, who will elm In like manner take an equal Aare In the residue at her de ems", the wife being appointed residuary legatee for life. The daughter takes no share in the property, being provided for on marriage.-11/sistreSed Loam 11410,. THE EAST INDIA CIVIL SKIVICL —Great changes are endolpated after the snivel is ludiaof Mr. James Wilson—even the abolition of the Supreme Council sod a Government of Been tariec Three Chief Secretaries are spokes of, for the civil, military, and marine departments, Mr. Weak to he the last named, exercising a control over external commerce sad its development. It is thought pro bable that Mr. Wingfield, Chief Commissioaer of Dude, would succeed to the vacancy about to be occasioned by the retirement of ow of the Lieutenont-Governor.—An address ' was presented to Mr. H. D. Sandeman, late Accountant of the Punier:l_l), signed by the whole of the employes in Ids l" onke' Wm*. eongratulating him on his advancement to the service—Mr. L. C. Probyo, of the Bengal Civil Service, Mob oksrgs of hie new appoistment on the 14th October, ae Pint Asalatant of the Acroutitant General, Bombay.—Mr. R. L. Anderson, Secretary to Government is the relitlail, Secret, and Judicial Departments of the licatteriste, will shortly come home es leave.-6Yrl &tyke Beset. CRYSTAL PALaCIL ONI SHILLING Fanner, Nov, 26.—Adeolssions on parent, 481; ditto by exotica tickets, 291; total Mita% 772, T WOPENCE. MR. BAIA 1.P., ON OUR FOREIGN RALATIONS. On Wednesday evening, Mr. Baas, M.P., attended a dinner given to the ex•mayor of Derby_ (dr. Gedeby). In respondiag to the toast of toe " Borough lderithers," the hon. gentleman stated that he had it on high authority that dune in power no longer expected to be able to dispense with the income tax. Passing on to the subject of our foreign Mr times, he said—When we look to the grit annsmate of Europe, when we see that a neighbouring power le making gigantic efforts to augment her navy bayed all premier, we cannot regard them proceedings without some anxiety. For what purpose le the navy of France aug mented ? Locking at possibilities, we may ardm at the opinion—for the purpose of humiliating this country, or, at any rate, attempting to do so some where or other-Lthough I canaot believe that any such Mum floats in the mind of our ally. Nevertheless, it would be manses, in the priest aspect of affairs, to be blind to Feasible contingencies; and I therefore rejoice that the government of Lord Dein se well se their incemeore, have increased the power of the navy, and added to the effi ciency of the may. I Mors also that the enrolment of the Volunteer B Corps is proceeding with vigour and room. I regret that sny esmageosent should have arisen between ourselves and our neighbours on the other side of the cleanest, end those who have dean it have much to answer for. It may be the result of design, or it may arise from errata circummeces. It has been saki that the Emperor of the French has her gated holism of animosity against this country in order to show, when she proper tame arrives, how soon be could quell it, and the prove how potent a monarch he has become. But whatever opinion may prevail as to whether the Empire has breasts' a feeling of antagonism in Frame, it la that he has the power if he her th e wll to prevent it.. That being so, I einem avoid saying that the meaner in which our newspapers have remedy met this spirit of oppo sition is the tthe policy of this country. We have a right to ask the Emperor of the French what he mean Ido sot believe that any man in this kingdom wishes to harm the lei peep* I holier a spirit of krises ream than at sager pervades the sational feeling ; but me have aseaday by thy a stream of Invective poured faith rare ire inuntry he the columns of the Fresh pram and that pee being miler a rigid goverearat ceasarehipore have a rigid be ask what it mere. We use on our pert anaemia so cement an Alamos width we have dome our best to insistaln. Well, thee, why do w• Meer the trestrome mime received? Trudge% gerlemen, while m the one kd I capes a belief that we shall net be attacked, if iiirraandy on the other head the day of trial I tem sun this fro country of ours will always k• able* Weil sell givesaccoest of my army th at stroltate th e teresity car erne. BROM AND CORRUPTION AT ILEGTIONS. (Frees the Jferyiebour Mercury.) The following is the bill proposed by E. James., Esq., M.P., to prevent bribery and corruption An sot to require from members returned * serve In par- - limiest a decimation agelost bribery, Imatino, and undue influence. Whereas, notwithstanding the lawn now inform for preventing corrupt practices In the stardom ad nvieshere to serve in perliament, such practices have base proved to be extensively resorted to by candidates, their spate, and other parsons In their interest at such elections and whereas it is expedient that more stringent and effectual provision should be made by parliament for the prevention of each corrupt and for better securing the freedom of election bts therefore enacted, by the Queen's most excelless Majesty, by sad with Ins advice and consent of the lords spiritual sod. temporal, and commons fa this present parliament esestoblek. end by the authority of the same, Ns follows : Beetion 1. That every person who shall in future kweleded and returned a member of the House of Commons, shall, Wore /se *hall eft and vote after the choice of a "peeler by the Heusi of Commons, make and subscribe at the Sable of the House the following declaration: " I (A. B.) do solemnly and sincerely declare, that I, neither before, during, nor since my election toe (the county, division of a county, borough, university, cirque port, ea the cam may be), have directly or indirectly, by myself, or any ether person on my behalf, given, lent, or agreed so give or lend, or offered, or wombed te procure, or to endeavour to procure, any money, or valuable censiderstion, or any office, place, or employment, to or for any voter, or to or for any person on behalf of any voter, or to or for any other person in order to induce any voter to vote for as, er refrain from voting against me at my said election, nor have I paid, nor will I repay by myself, or by or through say other pence, any sums of money corruptly given or promised by any spent or other person in respect to my election ; nor have I corruptly, by myself, or by or with or threegik any person on my behalf, se by any other ways or means, at any time, either before, during, or winos my election, directly or indirectly given, or provided, or caused to be given or provided, nor have I been acceesory to the giving or providing, nor have I paid, nor will I pay, wholly or in pert, any expenses incurrea for any meat, drink, or en tertainineet orprovisioo, to or for any voter, in order to lie elected, or for Wing elected, or fee the purpose of corruptly influencing any voter to give or refrain from giving kb vote at such election. Nor have I, directly or indirectly, by myself or by any other person on my behalf, made use of, or threatened tomb use of, any force, violence, or ns etraint, or inflicted , or threatened the infliction by myself or by any other person, of any injury damage, harm, or loss, or in any other rummer practised intimidation upon or against any person in order to induce or compel such person to vote for me, or refrain from voting against me, or on ac count of such person having voted at my mid election ; nor have Ihnpeded or otherwise interfered with the free exercise of the franchise of any voter at my said election. And I make this solemn declaration, conscientiously believing the same to be true." And by virtue of the provisions of an Act made and pseud in the twenty-third and twenty-fourth years of her Msjesty Queen Victoria, *Waled. „ An Act to require from members returned to serve in parliament a declaration against bribery, treating, and undue influence." And such declaration and subscription heretofore directed to be made, shall be entered on a parchment roll, to be provided for that propose by the clerk of the house, and shall be filed sod kept by him. Section 2. And bit further enacted, that any person who shall make and subscribe any such declaration se aforesaid, knowing the same to be untrue is any material particular, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanour, and, upon convic tion, shall be liable to be imprisoned for any term not exceed ; big two years, with or without hard labour, and be incapable Of wring as enternber in parliament. Section 3. And be it further enacted, that if any person who shall in future be elected and returned a member of the House of Common', shall sit or vote se • member of such. house before be shall have made and subecribed mush declare. tion as aforesaid, his election shall be void, end a new writ shall behead to elect mother meinber in his room. ROYAL COLLEGE OF PaTeictette.—At the Comitia Majors held on Moody, Nov. 21, Denied Noble, M.D.,. Manchester, was admitted a fellow of the college. Thin following members cf the collage se also admitted to the fellowship at the Comilla Majors held on the 25th instant: William Beattie, M.D., Upper Berkeley street; Humphrey thadwith, M.D., Hull; Hairy Hunt, Brook-street; Somerville ficou Alison, M.D., Park-street ; Thomas Cammack, M.D , Spaldisg ; Dennis Esibletora, M.D., Neweestle-upea-Tyne • Jetta Barclay. M.D., Leicester ; Chart... John Hags, ILO, Brook street; William Tyler Smith. M.D., Upper Grosvenor street; Edward Meryon, M.D., Clargesoltreet ; Nicholas Parker, M.D., Finsbury-reroare; Robert Barnes, M.D., Pliesbury-equate ; Robert Mania, M.D., St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Dayred Joseph Thackwell Francis, M.D.,North ampeon ; John Russell Reynolds, M.D., Grosrstlihr--4 street; John Charles Bustard, M.D., Exeter; Wm. *arose, M.D., Charl-street, Beigrave-equwe ; Chazleet Murchison, M.D., Witopole-strest; Humana Waimea M.D., Finsbury-square; Edward Bedlam °miaow, M.A. Berkeley-street, Portman•equate ; William Oiling, Mil, Priam's-place, Hansineton-road ; John Jackaos, Hendon; Lionel Smith Beale, M. 8.. Grua re nor.atmag; George Rollestoo, M. 8., Oxford ; Henri Guesaeau de Marry. M.D., Cavandish•place ; Heart Mapleton. SI D., Army Medical Department; Joon BiriDitvice, M.D., Birmingham; James Bird, M.D., Hyde-park•equare Thomas Mawr, M.D., Exeter ; Bir James Lomax klerdaley, end e r Manches ter ; Charles Rudely& Hall, Torquay; Ale Flaming. M.D., Birmingham ; Samuel Elliott Road ILO, Quern. wry ; Jame. Richard White Vine, OLD., Liverpool; James Ormisson kJ C. 8., M.D., Trinity-square, Tower. laW ; John Tanznaut Y.D. Devises ; Richard Tomes Evanson, M.D., Torquay ; Daniel Maelmblan, M.D., Royal Hospital, Chelsea ; Joseph Dickinson, I.Lierpo,il; Ste Joseph Francis Miffs, M.D., Paris. THE INDIAN MEDICAL SIRVICL—' be Malice, Tines say. It applies not to be generally known that the examination for the Indian Medical Service wall take lame ort the 12th December next, instead of in Jaanary , WO. If gentlemen Intending to become candidates have 1102 seen the advertisements issued some months ago, dila notice may save them teem miming tbe examination altogether. About twenty.five appointments will; he given sway in De. camber. TIIE WAGES MOVEMENT AT BLACABUIN.—Th. renewed application of the operative weavers ot Blackburn and district for an advance of wages equal to 7 per owns. was forwardel to the mestere secretary on Saturday last. At the yarn market on Wednesday the matter was discussed as 'Change, when the manufacturers determined to perseess in their refusal to grant an advance, owing to the preseld condition and prospects of trade. The operatives are very determined in their demand, and state that it is their Wen- Um to get it by all reasonable mama. A strike will not, it is said, be resorted to. At a meeting of the weavers' com mittee on Wednesday evening thy appointment of a secretary to the association, in the pleas of Mr. Jacob Peacock, took place. There were nine app toasts, and Mr. William Crossley, throatle master in a ootton mill in the town, was almost anal& moesly elected. 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