The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-03 00:00:00

. .e M lb* current sate*. gr:lters am abov proposals e. JOHN DILATTTIWATTE. amend Illanager• trim GRAPHOTHEK COMPANY have always - 1 1 the larpord ilteek in the world of every article for keeping cxlcstatar ThlltlY It.LEL 1 of PORTYOLIOS.—The Patent are admitted le to the ..3 erfeet twee yet herented. LIVE KINDS of PORMOLI.3 STIND2.—The L'bet is wen s net and wurVe la Ho wonwtraelion. I'r t FUTHEhl...LNDoecupkes batenall I ars. hard, frame, erionnted. and motored. Send &reeled • s• 1. err lope for Oil 1110.trat..INtialorta«. %I.- 114_1 ( NIA PATENT 11CtlIC PORTFOLIO la likely to r.i. wde all ean r kinds for keeping loose sheens et tartlet hwit : • •.1 .3.1 , —VP Gr at I ortlarr'irrr et. W. DOMESTIC ECONOMY. The LONDON 40PLBA7TVE CONYMSAILIAT :Leaned,' 6. Arrylb Meet, ltegent-eirea., 011ordAvert, W., in (WEN DAILY for De !ALI, of IihOCERI.EB and article, of domestic am of ail. euaddy, at nameable ',noes. Intoreating eta/laws of I, v. at t , ,ble-ratice niovetrictil lot eupplrem food. clot Ana . aornrated at Hull in 1776. may be had of kelehmtioe- Eer . It. keto Lelteremern emit a year. Meetly liattsd SLene Cl each. Parties needing either In London er eue.try are eligible so meenbem or ahareholikes. DESTITUTE CHILDREN - 5 DINNER Ancirnr. _ _ _ preaident-The Earl offloi-LFTEEILRY. r• p out.ons of this norrety ha :a to ten earriel on for Pine 7 • ,•“, lb.. toot., parts of Weottosinat dune N,reurhs-, lad. • L•• n extended to Id dinwt rooms in the poxes' lot alities Is I• o • n atot the number of children repo -tot to the Committee as I 6,3 if too it. d a good meat /inner • (*Pr that d stn was a 1,11). Ift a, ...lieu. Is amounts .centiy ie.-roved from the bites and it• hwL,. have kindly , uterustaa led to lA di nin; rooms. at.- con nott• e d*ply luro*nt that the p sanest. of the mutiny 4, •nfer fat! (Pate as gloomy as those of last year they thmofor Si, at th•-tr friends and the paCie in nenenol to In :vale Usttir thstality and their o zertiona in beludf of this (witty, whose i mely rut not only affords iclief in rulAaritial food t) the po wad • Midi. z. tit to V, tasa.olis. but ass oily helps titer tr chest these doo a... to which the al- t.tute are specially habk, at the I arse tone tlu tit prtroot. s tl.• mental an 1 isliMous I nprurement of tiseyosuse I y rectnir ne• their attenotaa•o• at daily atheola 210- C(.rn: MCI lONS of the benevolent are earn...fly Wicked, and will be prat fully Toothed and acknow:ed sod be tho Treasurer, HOD. A. Kicraiid, M.P., 2. Tall mall Est • W. Puller, I ireadilly; 00, toy Captam Cooper tiatoUn..r, ri -eretary, Groomes:or H. wines, Victoria-ours t. A W. The Anneal Pa-port for 1e674wi1l be bourd hanteliately. tol • r. IP a. 1..7 ouTNOTERe dating to onloport 'mom As TERTITYB pa err. Fog.. in memo ion will tb• Motion, may obtain Information ;vans to Me - NICOLL'S & enton. Lam) Er glstration Amorlation. & Cbolosannont, ter. 6.W. call L_ Na LIME one s. 17VICTORIA MAGAZINE, Novontber, . Ocatente Idereation of MineesPon&se —ln. Social Aimee IV. The Poet of the West—V. Ammer to Womaree N tnAepiretlooe. A Poere—Vl—Plemaie Nadirol Society. VII. °Daemon& nee VIII. limedieera: filmdom Ninuernsey, Mor - Kirby NW Nye and Palm& Eienstem, o et G Derproter's aj Mores. 'Cambridge Itemlnatione for Women. "I be Tanishairit" on the Lady Deakin.. gluselice is Qll,l Inelitote to Dublin. Moiety for do of Hume Study, The Legs) Mimi of the Domeatie ll =ra t Urn. The Ce• re for Wronen—TX. Pattie Zidertabaumb—X. Literature Dr. Salter on Asthma-11m. Den's "The College, the Minket and the Coart"—" The Poet's Oneser." London: Emily Vathfoll, printer end ingather in ordinary to hor Matsu, Victoria Pre,s, inceretrcet. Hanover-equate. Saturday. closing quotatiins of TES DITAIITURE OP THE DMZ 07 IDINBUROZ ACCIDENT TO THE GALATEA. PLYMOUTH. Nov. 2. The Galatea screw-frigate, Captain his Royal Rigtnen the Duke of Edinburgh. white moving fro% Pampa. Devonport, into Plymouth Sound to-day, took the grand, and received sufficient damage to delay her tailing. Directions bad been previon ly received for her to more into the Sound, wad there to await further orders. the got under weigh unlor steam ju et before low tide, with the steam to Citron, ender steam alto, lashed on her starboard side. A etreng tide was still running out, and she pro *ceded Conn into the inner channel between Winter ELeal and Hoe, and ran on the spears end of the former point. The Wales was backe 1 yff in • few minutes, and her Lead la oled round into the elan net between Winter I heal and the Asia, or white buoy. and proceeded out and @whored in the Sound, where she was subsequently, examined by a diver, who reports her Laing knocked away sense five feet o! her false keel and fore feat. The damage le, however, cowidered trifling. To-day she has discharged her powder; to-morrow she will proceed into harbour, and on Wednealsy she will be docked. The delay in her sailing is expect d not to exceed two days. His Royal. Biel nese the Duke waa on board at the time of the acci dent, make Port-Admiral Sir W. F. Martin, and the Ad mh al-Superintendent of the dockyard, the Hon. J. R. Drummond, who were seeing him off. The Queen's har bour-master and the master-attendant of Damped, the latter in charge, were also on board. Ms royalhigh:tan left here th:s afternoon per rail for London. THE ENGLISH IN THE PERSIAN OULF.-TSB INAUM OF MUSCAT IN DIFFICULTY. The British cruisers in the Persian Gulf have been actively employed of late. The piratical Shia of Pubic u, who has been doing an extensive amount of pi. racy on Lis own account, has at last own to grist. In & ptember lost her Majesty's chip Vigilant, a gunboat be longing to her Majesty's Bombay Marine, and her Ms jetty's Pbip Scinde, stationed at Haglike, proceeded to the piratical stronghold at Barhien, and after two days' bom bariamnt reduced the place and destroyed the fort. The slips then proceeded down the coast levying fines, the whole of which, amounting toe quarter of a million, was safely 'towed on hoard the Scinde. Colonel Polly, the , Res .'ent at Butddre, left the Scinde for the Vigilant, in which vowel he proceeded to Kurrachee, while the Scindo d 'lugh Roe° gunboat were ordered to Mussendorn, a telegrui hie station in the Galt, to cost, and from theme were despatched, with all haste, to Muscat, where they anked on the last day of September, being the first eivilned place they had touched at for a month. Here they found all in disorder, the place heinT besieged by the rebele, who bad taken the town the day before, the Sultan or 'mount camping with difficulty to a fort, whole he bad been blazing away at the enemy in the town ever since. He managed to get his harem and valu ables onboard ono of bis frigates, but as she was heavily laden and poorly manned, and, considering the nature of her freight, not quite in fighting order, Osptain Gma Westbrook, ocasmanding Made. was ordered to protect bar, as the rebels bad declared their intention of attacking her that night. Captain Westbrook aooordiagly took his ship alongside on the night of the let October, with guise slatted, and hie Mb. rocket babes (the sense That were used by the Naval Brigade in Abyssinia) all ready to give them a wars reception. The Solads's boat rowed gaud outbids the harbour all night, while thik gunboat, beide, wee preboting another frigate. Bet the rebels did not wens out. They were, however, expected an the night of the 2nd, on which amine the teat downer left with the above intelligence. PATIMT-0171CM XIMMUM, SOUTH ICKMIINGTON: —Number of Mikes for the week mohair Oot. 31, 4,46); total number Wage Wopemkg of the Noma free daily (12th Nay, 1812), 1,421.342. The irregularity in the guslity of tea as usually taM la • Rimini amigiale= uremea br poneatee sae mode« W e gkaib ili a s titja. 6 1 , 1. tellaqrlogellsiatist) pistol k r. _ - Oar Steles au 4inSttagn:—The stesitipid elec tion took plow wee bort sire . ad, and the after's= = is . is lie Wish lied comperes rts. The highest auxeloes oa each ide give a total of B,B4 jtefty 7 liberal votes, sod 8,674 eoneervative —liberal ate 173. tiey pm* _ stow, se no each document as a lease was afladed to in ;my title. and Mr. Greenwood dialed its existence, YOWL Lindsay and Mason were applied to for an ex platation, 'thereupon they forwarder Moire. F. 0. and Co. the copy of a &miaent.said to helped by Mr. C. H. Carew, on the 3rd day of August. 186,. granting Means. Darling and Knowles a lease for two years of the portion of tte course in dispute, and at the foot of nit; document s a remit t for NAL for the first year's rent. So far back as 1860 Mr. Greenwood seems to have been acting on b. telt of the trustees of the Carew e: fate, when the Master of a Rolls would not consent to continue a &ors— tion to the EI sum race funds Ant of the annual rental of 300/.. end ince that time Mr. ('arew has h & j no power owr the property, Mr. Greenwood having boon the Poll (1101 awl is (-elver for the trustees, Ire. I need not com m. ut n the document. or the motive which induced )IC/817. Filling and Kuowles to procere ; but cer. teinly after doing ••a and marking out their new course, they coeld not expect much consideration front me. My rolicitors, however. after having se. n me. wrote to Messrs. tindery end Mason that their client would not arknow lidge tl eir document, and thee matters were left in abeyance t util Meese% Duetting and Knowles ha 1 their Till rf Fition binned hom "to them. Had thry actel upon Mr. Greenwood's advice end met my solicitor.' at tho tmet, they might have had easy terms ; but after the 'means trent of their proposed new course and the pro d' ttion of the two ye ars lease, they coul.l not have ell is kit the 'sine terms. Their inilepeudew-ta id neglect to tn.lesee Mel opportunaits have brotu a lit about tits pe,ent crisis, for which they have only themselves is thauk, as they might, up to the last moment, have hal fawn raLte brier. At this stage Dr. Sh.,rthouso under. trek to riffle the matter, and demauded the lentil of 1.1(01. per annum, besides a bonus of 2.3004, one ball of which I offered to devote to a race at the Flom summer meeting. I ,mphaticully deny ever having stated that the Derby should not be run over my land. lam the last person to wish to deprive England of Ler national race; hut I will nut uUuw the Epeom Glen's! Stand Association. or anybody else, to treat me with such marked discourtesy as they have thought proper to show me ; besides attempting to deprive me of my richts and my rental by an invulid dessiment. With many apologies for thus troubling you, I am, &c.. EDWD. STUDD. The Grosvenor Hotel, Nov. 2. TUE SUICIDE OF A YOUNO WOMAN ON TOITEN max Maraux.s.—Yestatday Mr. Riehantl held an in. clue t at the Eagle Tavern, Cheshunt-mad, Tut. truham, respecting the death of Sit-annah Walker, !Aged twenty-tire yew, who was found 'Sing dead tar . a brook at Tottenham. Mrs. S. Giles, IQ, thclawd-p'ace, Tottenham. said that the deceased was her no. ce. the lodged at ker house. She was keptg company with a 'Tung man named Follington. Witness knew that she was esceihte, but she had never upbraided her. She bad otten laid, "I am miserable." but she had never tlucatened to take her own life. They hal written le.ters to each other. lie used to write poett yto her. They used to talk for two hours at 3 time every evening, mal then they were in the habit of taking a walk thtuuch the fields. They never quarrelled. but oho was often very sad. Follington >aid that after her great trouble was over be would inane her and make her happy for the rest of her life. en Thuisluy evening he alh d ou her, and he gave her son . o money. After he la d tcen 'peaking to her she began to cry. They then It ft the house together. Vi dams knew nothing of the eireutnstatwes connected v, ith her dath. Samuel Polliegton said that he had prouirel to miw the dceeared, and ho had intended to keep that promise. Be bad never hail a difference with her. Coroner—Why dtd you not marry hTY Witness— Because I had only li. • week, and she bad no money. Coroner—Many people marry on las. • week. and are glad to have it. If you bad given up de.nkiug and smoking you and she could have married on If. • week. Did you do anything to induce her to commit suicide Witness—No ; but I heard her esy that she felt sure she would sever get over the birth of the child. George Farbridge, • carman, raid that at six o'clock en Friday morning he sew the deceased standing on the banks of the Back theek. She turned round and looked at him. She then kept walking up and down the banks. He didnot see her leap into the wafer. Therein, pm], 3 feet 6 inobesof water in the brook. Jesse Lammas & bloper, said that he saw the dead borly of the timemed lying* the water at seven o'clock. Ite pußeg It eat. Dr. all said that the deceased had died from wtlssslisa caused by drowning. The jury rebused • Tweet of "Suicide white in a state of temperer, Is. willy." Ting arrruros of no JUDICIAL COMMTIII3. On the 10th inst. the sittings of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council will be resumed. There are ea many as 6fly matters in the bet, the awe being " Hartia and Ifisekemochie." --- Fatzwozza I Faziroaxs Foswoluts !—Oroat rr•Sehaupsmet to basset' nir at rivbele ddr lA:Z a : d 6 "..d. Wm" sow by =Z s. wit ip. Ibi t t a Z wrest). la sea to air the moledisie art Vessmat) . -• , - ~ • ••' • . 0 41 . . .. , . . i l i • $ 1. vt. • .4 .. • ve, I 4 ; • . •• , . • , . . . .• • ... . • . To irg- . i• : . . . • 1 ~. . ' .. • - • _ - i7,10.0 0- 2-.10 4 -GCee.-C.....-- e g :; : IMI . '1 10' , ; ~ , q , * . uti • 3 e 4 , r enila l trr- 7 • . . l ii .. r• r." . .grft Y • 11/ " / . , L,; .:.t: ;,... 0011 .11 p r. , ..: . 1‘ , 4 4 a %tad :G.I li ile. ' 4. 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W. 71. turret . . r „, .at ray annum. fur Lt mening. or Sanas M.-. tit of trait era, hi tierce et Mr. II will AO ~ . the R , • ... • fe . ............ r.,.1., .sr . be), or Iresean Wakes IPAH.IIII. 5( RS awl hON 1111$ THIS ENING, at me issoissa rgiliß LabicAtikintit LArka, at a quarter to.. A .. . Accounts still matinee tit - 1 • . . ; ,•,.,..i ••I radian fund A8...0L0 FILLY ant UNOTNOII- WAWA.. Ties r ' Mak. n•A 4 Waled; ly. 1 A 'lll . itilablOth 31011110 *Ma* . 1 l ) *.fl oliv k l°ol 03861100 a. ad Ma &OR 0! . 90 00,21 4-' , ;Med Oaths Mended) • In Waite final Outhilmad i ~4AI i Y [nano A. t 4 by tho tragenal Goveransnat of Reeds. Vignell) LIZ= IR' If. 01strimaa. • Hle m pmenns hew wilmomed Its garannariose. 1., so . • let et Ha Stan sty the the of all Set Hodes mates • Jma •••----- - Te a r li Steghenis L if ir=t;l V aid i rtrorell If i gt.V . • ,;e TB Z RE TR A M ° NIM IN- 44". . " la Tha - - " n ' Pa... ilt;t l . 4 1 77495 , r!V G ,, lo Saab Is uhrgMsr _ _ _um gresoutsd to Lard GAIN. ,•, , a,. nlO the Cawing-Arai 0 t . Igettst B . t o,lw. br at ore amounts las ranter mewl AA ,tea ser, ORO I:10 II of STOKE. W e"• WS •. . . .... 1, 0.1. la Subeariptimos will be me...et - Mr. userrwawe f LECITON. D, Nov. I. skid., Not the least ' .. et . A 4 twat hi t B oor ( Ulu , at 1114 n 4. 44 1•8 rWalen ww• • LaJWASSTR2 - 114414 -- I 'Y a L 147.411 * it... . d ei t y :4 344p m of &sir MigePinta. tel . ptiblielted VE limier Si Cline% lOW - :-Zii Wiry wed. a tte,.. I * l d *Yu dose WOW Aiddll•SW 2 14 . 1 _ Ale = to 1.. 1,....~ 11 - • ' 1 1 n A .... i.t . o . 1,7 OD arra.L li nommen R menthalando %end Inr arr. Btu tw.ll Wren maireill'elly invite SUBSCRIPPIONE ~a bit . •7•4izi.=.. • Odit•- , W* 64 _7 WA ..... ll• .... re or MOM* r's . .., . .wbell die* "r:f :ea:iliquake 'wed ehogewea thh ii. • abis las Haa s • . & 01 4 0 .: .by Marra drawees and asepses. Sea Tiede Mmi. Ida sewn in llsteeeewd•l7 i l i treetta;tepoel- .. •., , ,si !AY - Slaked"; ' terenty-folsr. Wad/ 'en leidiy imilegriast:lOall in' , Aide moss .sad Biia • Hallos tae M. l g theme. Y. W. Knave and Oa. eel by end for .1. flayed . ;mit melte .. of the Eleotion of Mr. b. 1•01 0 e l . • 1 1 0 -:os. ,: n try Sahtmeh, end try t team •re I' • Galen le be . . Prelim eutlee. Ithbraftri el so rturitt; Up owskagifeseienwsi thOliderbepsketherdeien 1 par/MI . 1: • (1.0 eke Cam Seri .... t • It l''. ...I fort A.M 1 y i lairs . Ait ' reat Sastart INARIIIII 10, Befiesent: t :XV". Jr , I Nt /141 ......,...__ l3.**4 " -IPsrard °°-6274 ......, ~.... 1171 " r4 "... 4 • ' ii il."l ' ' • :44 . •11i • ' 1?-' ' rm. ...... ...F . , ibl i h itib l iPea t l ( bi lb WegemelluniedePtsgrailisthometh (he. 'know . - 011halem,• . .P. ;um - reed In° 1 the ne- ' . ' wil e", ' t iblibalii. tia - h eAllad `- i ..r , al whisk led I was * • the fralownig randbeca : Eh 1 la. Gated Clammitteeneras, HAS, Maeley Poe ! help moors •••••• . • . • 11, Tweeds! Gramme of of Ramie gesarantem the ranalw tera s. - ano t ior i. nonittleteer; the Cemptrolls4f s ar e intar, the ..: a, es .1 se .Land Wend, of I. pr eras. on the biol. to to . 1 1 • Mardr o ,...11 EACH EVENING at T. by TOMEI= TEA '• • • .1"/ ... ~....1, 1 art le ..n tat Marra and Ira Sorteenher. new Men, of car I , AIR. HARTWELLIf ELECTION for 8 TOES- .`7"'"'"" Pet... Wawa... [-ate. w 111•TMG. • .., am.9.':ermilitsl-1 1 ( ti . • . l r aile r • ' '-' 1141 L -- cra I a b 1 I It. . Par' 14 al. s. "14141:114 / 1 4 • "" . ea k ild. -I- Wilma ; Cm wir eel Mae ar* 11 :411841:. " • ireseibieZer intro; J., r • see alto the mintharoadient by anneal dr ming. ot Ste. .1 ANA m on.litatep-awssu • lamb s , u s vaiitild •At the tespesst I deli Wide illerC dig it. Leis Ma ILO • ti_c ..I tad tit .1 of me dwelfth per ant, to be inerinsid by_tie ~ ..__„ _.__ ,_ • *ll 4 '' .' - G 4 a . " ... .W. A ' .........,....* • %'' . • '' "MN Medd Mil si Reitiy •at. let en .hel re 4.. redeemed, ro that the b.*. will 1.0 p sid i r e ' al • Nee_•_•_?.....72l, ol .virr rvarviiwn muds _vitro and Crallthili • '11:1MAI RE. Losilmbertn ••'- T 1 t f 1 . . *I I : .0/ti /111118E:AlKner. • thellellAdeelinahtly r Mk theism tal i • , ~ ~ ..„.. 4 , . 4,-, h0w.,,,,,,,,, 4... kiwi be-ware wor tei ee[ ....,' • ,".7 . a ILI.IF___ Allow ' a'estsed ma . 0t5. 74 7. 41 . 1 : oo v oi T to rm. a WEDNEADAY ( lest sac a =et et .... • ... 44. . ‘ : ~....4, „ spa ~.0., ...., tresistratol..64,6 ismarteo imb ... 4.4.6.. ; I t . k.lo 7 ..dw. kuttsifi n.witha inemi4 4,...daus tiateihe , isismili.d...taiidr...m... - • . d. :dhou ilitii :abo," ...t.. . 1.... .4 b .......i.k.dirii.it....ins aa fir s - ye t ...1 ii i ht b..... 0.9„. 01 1 , V 1: rel. '`.•• and by ' e contra f. antirovel her the Minder .1 Lve I . U . 7 . ..i.• ..rwzgazgeons • • three .ante and one set, R. lino ca, the fret, drawing wdl take ilisee au Mr lie Driorabo., wn 0 i.1 .04 7: 47 i 7 4 47 111 2 r. 11 11. -16 itlet= 4, •Zr• 11.1 kApora. 61 RANGER Tk 4 :17 4 1171. liZitrr • ' YUMA Iliighip m. „ path Ma . Wei. to be pad is. M-reli .....c.eit. 1 1 - itTersart. T ea , Mw • - . • 10 . We reentry IT Mr. :rause& by Mr: S. ,' ... 1 • beJ pert_ mum .• ram the reandirennent of capita • andeteste 1 . a detalge • • . f - . • au r li, . • gay_ 1., win... nay abarde or dolmwori, at the owe or B . - Eklibl YALPAZILON.-UUT-VOTERS desir- ------ - • unaa k a a l ers aa ri a ar la c al a t t i 74 o ;: . g l , 1 F 1 11 14 1 a6a ,,.. th l - 1t.h 600; • - • ,• G. 2..td41 ..... as .., -. d non • ..• radon , or abroad at an 'afire TIP 0Y A L .ALFRED TREAT& ' ' . ' • ..a ..4 ' ba il 1,e4 • 41 et .Islianishe_ a _ m ___.. - • •_ed • t varni ßarha . It • ;2 . .L...,:-.-.7:= l :l th e.exthrus.olzUriAlig, - . - tr ittN~Barett"...ttd..LT". 'ma:" the - ;ip.. - wermer„,,,,b4vlvralu T ie 1.....• M.• a .• ' • IR 1 / 4 werft• ' • - 41 = . - .' . .. billa"be lik i lt.ego te ' the' that .• ' ..rx ISal 14e b; . Lord Chaaseilmt •.. G, a luTh' 7(:l4.l. es • Hell lin. P 7,.. .iii b. 1,..40.1. eriri . .e rots sal cemetiew term '''"" '" 4 ''''' • . 1 p An. bib M . 4 jrzinlqu. . . .0 , t. ,.. . ' . theivhiss3Blhst , • an indeig sitil'l . elityr&• 04 'll- ,'.r • • • _ik;... t , . ' • • ibe Iwyeral Rorman sLup,....liVal i ily a government warn.. THOMAS NI 4. , • . Piedra Slash ithe Pearl of owes. tll etiewhei :h ''' - ziaf i • ea • ,. ..la, *1 • • ' -.... 'S -. 1 . * alma: Muni IlagloYag. a Apia tenon, s, smears - lye 'Mild WI He /oil Wanton Bolege ANNAN WV l• 44 1 . bilk', rat . 11 , r ,,WW • --r. " 8.111"4111/ 1/410014111°614" . sesswea .• .. .., 4 1" . ,,,,,X . .. Ilmr hid hew Meow 1 I 6'04 - FlOrlne I.IW .. Thaler, iltil - • W. s•wfvfer•SW. , i pelrerfol rate y. - •t w , ... Aaa „., „Segotattaig:00112114:1111/11 . 11Lhglii 11111 . 6 .. 0 • %OM If. Nov. 9, the Ye illoutrn. it :ML ' s lIPB - -,. -~ ' . . -• • ,- . • sarehnstr thee s r• LSO • 11,en - OW . IDGEBEI RE_ RLIIC TI 0 N.-OUT- 1 1 2C sia= .. . 4 1 t .„.. iiihnrk . me ‘n.7l3 i • Iv 1 . 1 1 T 1 . . °. etth es. of say 2:Zs Mt* • its la . Andre th e Contd. - et Ponds of -110 VII le my ...„ ilsnellito i • , 11101111101.0 . , • - VI! ~ . ~..' ''' • ' .l/"14 ' • • 4 ' • fs **Vern to the .bare. •sign s ' wat lill i ll * . • ._. W "" 7 • wk.. . =lir . ia. " Ir ii ,"'. 7.1,,"1 , 1. • d. The se ouot et a Oda say two million* iiler:WlC. W www•ed 1 . 5 . .17,1 7 4 lia THanalt wicoms nmestrr.. l. 7 ll • T :err. 4 ! I tlf•dlef. . tue 7 . . -- . . . en •' • • • IV • " -91- f .• e " W ;•‘••• 1 " •'. 'l • .. • • sad the fur del ea 111 lonla I endmi on the f0110w...4g ramibtiona : AORICUL T U R A L II ALL.-1119fEN.1 c t 44 0 . Whil e fi v a ss ti n g ibex .., ~ of thel The pm. • of woe is SO per .ent. • watts interest in favour of the molly pNWEINI 41914111 g to have Ask Of the area war i roceedwisre rawly .• torrnineted. - Laud 31•4Wi r t r i • ea- e TW AIN.N6II. ra.. r. P.W. Qa"."111". a/I. ATTRACTION.-TONIGHT, GRAND 00111 CW • , - setse..l .re from lot 14. pteinter lest payable In the ',Wowing in. Orel care Four Military Benda The no GRAND Dlld : - -' • .., • • ei. tbe eriOrt. be leembet fee ire . .._ laid this shed !treaded int Mow Ikea at grerent. A la the et- ss_ Me . s t Med Shed , an:Mt Ltd . 'VAST EssEx ELEcrioN.-ou v- vo rEas /*limits, with Sales by Meesen Tom - . t•en. ltr it t ams. .. .3. i. . p o p:: lust pi ; • ~ . sioss_ .„, swig , „„i ermit . et „ twee worm 424 emus t e ls „ ty pw.. vi sillsat...:„.. ...., . .., . a ahoi.. . , ~._ __. . o f „ wi rd ? . 1 1 - 7.-- i f -. Aims, - - - rigs A re rw cent on allotment : 30 „ cm 17th Deember, ION; f fa:ring to rapport Sir THOMAS BURCH WETINII7I , ntdde a ks a end the newest dance mono. _V~A., . 16.. 1.• k .I.? 90 .ea dith Jestary,l96 o. 1 art.. and Par THOMAS NEVILLE ADDY, Bert, in eminatiens &mew. Mbe Idinlie ateaWen, Re Reed bial and tit• Nada. 'e, - Nur* ° . • la n ' ie s l a tabi, litellt4 air*. simmissed mem . with the a/preaching Election, may obtain information by apply. dodirs Choir of HO Totem Condoetor Ur . F. Eingeheiry. C. .. •. ' . 1 . • ' - 441' I altst.le t.. . . • ......._ , .. 1 .4: •( 6....• -1 MI per emit ire to the eidersimiral. demo! el the Donee Nude, Mr. Fred. Godfrey. Admirals-JO • • - ?Pt • Ito t at Pier ti hays *is , madarate. i .4 . . • . -- • A W ocsAmai Lni i ft le writer. have the optioe of raybw in WE all the brolabeesto THOMAS /MOLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Galley, ed. Ree•verl Pmts. S. fa . v, r. ~. _ • • , dr .. , , u EDW . . 114 as taghth earthquakes althimilki . is 1 .' igipeaKt `":', 4r i . "' '• , ' rider dip oast, at the rate of 11 emt. per vaunt. on any day Mewl Registration Amodation, 6, Qmoeuesraere, lie •so in.teleent !alb due. rig the warned intermit Wratmineter. S.W. A GRIM LT URAL HALL - TUC (Thiel:lAN t .. 4 •4-• . - 111 . 1.41111" g ,•' sh°lll -1.. v il lift• r illa l a "PT, have lisa au &se Of state I - - .1 , 7 , .17 ..V ~, •,‘* --.'• I. .I Into te cfdieronnt the prier is redneed to MI pm cent) -a cb RECEPTION of the BRITIBII 4 I a RMY UADRILLE, •,. ~,: * wee' --- -rietr.* _;,,,,_ele`' distant eliaihkes.• . .. • • "•ni vin owes attire • .•-.11! P t Ib. Whim to PO, all OW tlelabovie eldW•gls WI P 1 . 76 ° 6910,7 ' 'VAST BENT ELECTION. -OUT-VO FEES welsh win to aatl. • • • •••• • filleNN: a Ifi2 888 . 2 1 11 1811 • : W W;`: •i I • .JV . • . . ••. , e 4,1a:44Q •-•- • we , . io hafreiture. Nem ti/e9,, . " **•• • Sfe.-So many, . - • • • l'ir""ilas will ae ' llaaa" " alas& anama ' mil "' FlS j dalt ri altn e l an MA Y . 1.1. 116 . . s si Tur essa i rla n ali ire chwa. c""d"66em elsees. era=r eas tronsm asswi es=som baja &s n =aa me - -44 • • 1 0081811 3 11 : 1611 . " I " Ceeme r ewan * in Lital l axii • nirtan o kaa t ' m a& V ie lea f l°9 - ram slabs - 3th the - - • : . 0 111,Ar i a z ,.... t ru f. t....,,,, T.d. ,,, 1 7 st a • rst.i.t. a, a as b a .,.. 4 ws .4 .l = . ti i rre....a rr btf . Lleetk eli n era As obtran Nwous issfancetios am aad= y the P r a t "ell watery Weeterlt sal asthma Nenoll l o2lloll ewe : „... ~ , oitegtiop . of lispipe...4l9de ! s g t i a , ( 0. 610 in.. ... 00 V-0. class' aboi.t ' tan g li la l t° ,OK a---= •14.4k .. -0 - 1 . ter l-- the neat two von, will you permit Mi ki fuisish 101 l ': •, • :the good relations sitiddiige.between Li te in the testemosy 640 between 10 sad 11 whh the facts aa. me , th aletiu t: tut no appilestion will be reserved after 2 restock on Law° BeN .4•wiinw A1 " 444° ". 8 . (7444.604°. • and the eth er - Power% ••• he :re- 'cecina' es - Ibunday sight list Gl* WOO ihiehitid is . 'ln Dt canker kat I=V ha. of the trustees el the Weetedineer. B.W. A (*BICULTURAL HALL - TO-MORROW s . dm day. 11,e &Memento will be made as early as pomMti after the dose - acitisymisd 1 y wave-Ukeivthretkis which - they Ca rew Let a te d _,.._tbe W . RUI Manor, and ell .f the eatorripern. 'VAST SOMERSET ELECTION. - OUT- Redesedoef, Mdlle. Morgral, st. tbe light& St is Awl-court, a hrewiertonotreet, London, .8.: 4 vot - Ers deal to ireppott Coked PINNEY wet thradn 2.saisa Mr. Vetfaoo Alibi, &a. Orehastra cad mime et LOS 03 1 1 1 1 7. tllttablU7' doge ' lilla n° atiana l as a° abitb q uaka • la 1141114 . 0 " . Ikeda ". l i d. it : taint.] - , licedasemweed. 4l6l. = ?It trusMe °l"bard errehe November 2, IMO HATT IP. ui conne r pi r rith th e zc= deotioss , may ob. 144 Fellitnerg 44/44447 0endector ke sewYroo6sed.. Ette m --...,..ba••• irosike The Ore= . to *mi n ib ..was. sa tu s it a that Austria . ethers th e h ua tt aw, ta m e d ; w h a ms ., sh,, s ou , ems . ta Ile . H. Doiliiijiiiiiiame him that hta ditata hat atm • lila hammertoe' by a to th e JOAN VOL TILE CIIARZOF A.Z.:F RAILROAD (COMPANY. 0 II NIOOLIN ROREETS, licsetery. asiloi. , Wad sble to if ;of ssMeiint •is the - sams, and the vibration) sue k . aiii Mith to meth., the Walt. n Manor JO rte,' ne hod thgret Lad -dey -. Grarantet 4 by the Imperial movormarot of E. literal Registratirm Awoclation. 3. Qamoragnare, a ngrezigsze . rfasent under the direction of Mende "plan • • '. .hlt said *tilting • -. • • • ' '" . end m his arrangement with. him !as to tb . .Te Newt IL Re; heel and 13001! , . I _,13 Angel-mart, Thregssorton- Westminster , &W. le; galleries V; removed m ete, se Id . • .• , , • V' ••• • : . I street, Leaden • w indicated hid *Me izitsadiffsitirlb t e s .: • THE .1101= 21 7'4=i11701 1 18 rut of . tbe : We -.Our* *thin . ths or we... ere,- wince, thatcwill allot to VAST SURREY ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS A GRICULTURAL HALL, London.-WAN TED , _, A ~_ -, Len cxyue he Alloqghttmlljr.v Dorbug had a,. ram of 1 wenn& coping the above Loan, and wog win' mist for thi -......-- _RA Oh /4 fir, t. tho Mee. P. J. LoomMlumm, nett ...... far the Mae. a rerpradable lAD Who) Olin Mite Wel/ Mai if .. . ....1. 1 A..... 19,....L. lid kinked. in -* Menamaiedid•With . nee el may so. • *Er '" e ' r t,==','" i •„;f s f a s ka s ,: isa lath mar he an 4444 4. r HAREM BUXTO . live., In warsenica wltl. the semminted with Looiteu.-Apvtr at the Oates of the OwsloW. ' N _ dirra•B o4l( 4 42ll "d a l ba allilak "”' •••••• •-•••••••••1° P 6011 00111 W ild a ll t writes .:-..1 The. lidos% :idiom 4 •Faredr, •°U MW,' • 1114 CO., W. lt els 7 the r m . P rel lwk iL Natation, mey obtain intimation by to use Reneed•Weet. Islngted. In • •• - , neirdithie Awls :be +eider Atittrie's Inseitigalliestiots timlsg hem hem the • last exciiing paeohea.ine.geme, matte° to the rum : Name in lei ) THOMAS ICIOO ERTS. Secretary. w i t bu is a ntenna ,. ma Dion -hi m di y. that have bees . known tor resmt awing h t o ratnear aP - over that part :of- the • course , wh:ch . shitkpit Adders Liberal Regietration AP•Ofentifel. IS. lailleeM44llllire, " ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAOIB.--Open '. ' oath of a °retread •ar s- , air the . 1 - There Dees kit. Oa LAM*., .But thscsacl el the. - -- varieties le lea ellee arra Wags 11 V.I. 4 . : whet communicating with either - Coy sitors or my. 'PAST SUSSEX ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS ' tors. tat we/ in * due takuvente whiah aim s % sa d sa . y u r. am p.. in, libmi. have •TO eliarliet.A ref MOM, is the Mot lab et an usineertypted - klf , ids,. with others, surveyed mid megiured 011.116 NM ~0.4 . ~,,,meni sue. brace... Ma wed Awl end the Brame It. D-A eivirb. eln •Mpore JOHN GEORGE DODSON, E.., and Ila BBNE,E SUCCESS of )IDLLE. Entrant - I:'' . bin : •- • . aloe. After having esvociliar in AU Sainte' sad Wet ens in lit. 's,. 4Yourer, which was ereatualiy abandonot, as wisuitable, .m5.,..i..n th e as. of Aid, aro Togswer and Roatd. two of the I oral EDWARD CAvENDISH. is contradan with teamwor.ohi j. t b. 4 m m ., b on au aao .. A p t .. • o which exist betelseselta)y.' Smi th s udatiee eir the Moral 'id du U.= elmwore that the" Epsom Grand' Stand Committee Im mo) wate durping ports of Southern Rooms At Oliveto? it Eleaticn, may obtain int...emetics by arm t to the node sew One ' g a m& Asylum m Lamm/ • OR. AL • ...- • t IFWiI ...Lard. , railroad to Kursk, and the latter raw tats the Kid- THOMAS MOO ROBERTS. Secretary. OF BACCH US , di le sadist 11. M. Mme. who is VOW -•-• b e Mthlpostalodeosoustretiou• Image r e gime"' tile .. The _ het 1114 real d have dose without my !audit thyj could ; caid 1 . 4 • 11••••• I. 14. e. Liberal Rerstration Amodatton,_ll. thmenovere. afeMaattYYee hens Wig* been 06 . Nalia worth and the until the 14t1 of April did they emonwiitato with me. 4 a le, :. mth el the brie is 513 vents :373 Wish modal road ig Westmenter. S.W. is: c . l irgi r r i sli rlir s. al a lu Sl it ul eZe "g ooe rs:Ct Alheattshat tae ' C II 3C t ° P T i r l •11.(1 r e attalalrhahl al the = baellitbleb 2 haal . 4 1 Ley then . etated that 'sl they found so much - d ude= 1....1.1. rn:....rn 4 1411.144, and ineILIPMPLIbie coat PI PrOl MO Pillitt „„_ •8 _ 11 4; • V. _. __„__„*Ret 3•oo l, _PI_ tils': The meta* al y have been watched i n ... mu t a t ion sleet remectieg Walton Mane% they neutron cl the ~thwarts , bridge& de. an completed. art W MTH DEVONSHIRE ELECTION.-OUT. it' . ' 1 I " . k • w• .° 1 " ° P •I ' hell rear. Th e iti r eme• 4d 4 W• " w ets .1.1 VOTERS desiring to e. D. ACLAND. Fel.. is ChA/02Y13111LLYBERM1THS' SOAPS (son-user. 4 .' l i m •aw r a m m oacn Wa rn RIPIRIPIRW t° I M, tat° • ibllbeeluet ieltereet b 7 the FWITINWIIHWEY IrelsoUus, tbouatit would be the wii at plan that 1 should mord .:,. 1,d.. ow 1 , 011. leen defrayed Km the share ra pid. Re. 9,991.00 n, ~! sic. intl . tto a .3 , obtain inieninition e. b; X-r -- - air smoke esei adshim sum dessedemalate. •'• - . 'II the Warns' Pauli= at IdalY.; whial l a "all "Ink laaa camsarTgitivell are r*iebli t " - Ir ti. ih t lala r aaaulaa,44 a few winefel"w"rieeflew aw rad ackapra. from the rantractore. The lam MUNN ellen ample ~7 •• to t b. ...V: d p . , . leass. ha et eseh. , , tell bar trim-maw as fns dy . ia that nation the ethic The conassastas was dated the I ith d .., E.:17 ..I' the r hyoid . inployed in its conownetion. Is &ppm.. 1 Mg TB MAR NM - TILLS ROBERTI. Secretary. ties rfi hi , • face , hie Inds vat Maiwt7 bee gellited the aboolate Lab a . 4 l n ati owrat ae A......a.... a. (1,,,,,,pmre. • d e r UlL a Livei9Ml there gem _4OllllllOlll is eight wards, heal ,oiled niy reply tp ikon the afth. In schnopriedg mg - CIA/DEY'B CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery .• • •be ooluistuut wit h the, innineity of and UK etdll;otal Mate a ds o• intend and prinolpal to the St ... minter . R.W. • Cf l /. 11 0 11 -411 9 11 10 4 . TM MA theare,t(uggis them ter I erpreind my surprise'dheartgfrisa t_ _ a hem 'f . :et •..,.. rethid antb• red to he ironedAar sad Sim Cloth. Biedi lAA iba. told ;snide intentions.", :.. 7e it - 4W ens num lot* when la P• l i t 0 0 :4 1 alda as I thought tiny web* lime dose - without As . less‘ W Wel li LANCASHIRE ELECTION. -OUT- - --..... ... ~,,s u .. 8 INDIARIMBER KNIFE BOARDB, .imil lettadt . 4 l s espeoZwee strengly , hilhs after Laving staked ad a fresh courenprd that ITALIAN GOVERNMENT Mx MR Mili. a• . N VOTERS desiring to , upped the Mar_gi de of HARTENTG. . . it has a pity they had not adwht Mr renitfievi with am at • _ _NDBACCO LOAN. teem le 411. ewe. ...Z.& . AMMLIO.4. ' • lieeised: the vs. sem ceaTcriCATu a flirt Levi 11 : 11 be READY fee l at iV net .l2 tit Ang' itt li y ri s ic4l with n m te th. 44 th, "s"""* N e wo R . ,0 E1 8 L 1. 7 4. ker.tars ..."66lla . °Alums wz m im y roN Krim pougga ..., iniw yolk Noe. g, hie Me undue' is e. fru - the time they were eddied •• h` m `` 1"" Greenwood, which ' I 1 11 IN keY Ida raid &um THIS DAY, Ad UV, in exchange 6 prices :--Gold elated at 1311 Th e ton and thi - lentilisal thaa he nave ss a simple meter of • they should have • t.. tar lam . T. of All.•tiarnt and Na.kene 1110oripta. Liberal Regietratian w Aseaciraiiie 4, 9, laneenraeuirey Peed@ S t es*: Sm. Stil t le.. fle. M » su s Month • . a . a . _.„ „ a an d receMly pined tales Morel mks, Yr. Clint being sow ions instead of listening to " mierepreseataticas " .4.044. art. EC ISMRIC, BROTHERS. -- .• • 4 1_,. °tIlti ° 11 ... a ., ••"" .4 .wen - le y _ UN CIIW/0 Or MOM/ 211161110114 and lisseey's cessmit- der which g was we way alaramailga , aad that to avoid I -- 113PFILIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. NOR" H WARWI nl, Old Breadetner. and 14 and 17, Pallwall. lowders. A. • our.vo Teas sreirie CK e to Bli ai lßE eet G . F. F ne 'Cri srrx, ° l7., °1 : 4Vileete7 ti *k° sui7limg isse nom. in. etwassiwt r:l" • • ..; . 09/7 " :- . 20 Z.B. * , 1 . 1791 1 , m e n ; r e sraislt. "l"sit ipet i wa t ,wes s it=set mesisami thet Mr. Chat was was " eeskit tutber ere llillrePre"."°ll , oil the 27th eg i biglird Aprg t aeserc ref.r le t" eriser aug mY - i Yeedinebed 1...... moll Z. F. 1 LOn EN, freq., in Gonna. ids with the erawnwhien • ••. • • date, 1880 107 t. ex mums ; 'ditto, 1886, Istuned. sad that tie teat wet that to= Übe - Raton stewed a latter to ray solicitos. stating that I r Iblinwitell end missed eget.... 11.430e.e00. lives paitt L1A00,119 0. Le ra ke., may obtain inferniationbrasplying to the v.dern c0 A r a. ... 0/coRGB j. comanue " ea 00. 3 , . , limo Banda, we. misais, 1 . 44 i ; Eiiih ni b ae d f ew ware rammed. had sederred his clients, the Epp's Grand Staid Anoxia- a / 4 .. .1..... r....... s., us-4 Go every description of property, at THOMAS NIOOLLII ROBERTS, Searteery. FINE Lurk PM Isms that dm WW I Wen con - toe to th en, in Waseca to an estrogen of the torso of - 5. me or 4 'thread, at moderate rgitt.. , . laud Regletratiom Association, f, Qseenemuire. beet vale may hash Na.-13. ClieshiE I ft,... • •••••• 4311 . a i des, UPllud , 21, 1 2 Petroleum. tested, and the liberals hale best vide:deem in all but their ewe • width worm not expire until the lard ot ‘ , 16 , 1 1 ...,,w. -..,, f I wars 1d.c.• 1 4 awl premien. ratthel. Wertaiseter, SW, TICE NEW MUMS OF white, 30. Moan extra State. 8 sou. oat The result is as eoliths et three to the - liberal mistletoes% They add their chassis woad be glad to . JAME: HOLLAND. linperintandrat. - - 11 eOUTH-EAST LANCASHIRE ELECTION. AL L THE Clandeeted by CHOLAS Dime, THE PROGRESS ASSURA.NCE COMPANY A. , OUT-VOTERS deeb•tli_ssm_est H. TATE@ THOMPSON, To be easunened as the AM of Deemabar. will rantran • Netional St esnahip Compsnys steamer I L a r ab l a = y alaa n tl u t r i r l a bo t a s ib i = a• A_ • bed PA ( Umoul,Uus Put. vie., ga_ 3 Z Pe r . annum i let - 1 (Lizaltedl, LIFE and MARINE mo.. ass th e Eigi t Has. MEDYviaCR MEL. b. "nn .1( . 11 wi th An csualsAL NO b EDMUND YATES. entitled UAW , if I were armoire to racsole tu the leen the use ot the LlOyd steamer W ei r • . .1 GirallaS WNW% in 03.400 Warm of 1.3 Oble. hateeribel. the a hind aleraton. may obtain hgnenvitton by apdrang to IN PORT : wade lands at the wham nenewelly, sae die purposed sees share. Ned ap. Neves. Useellel. soassa OP ed. THOMAS NIOOLLE RODENTS, Seanotary. • of _ i.e__Eimey nand = as ted jiimigas . animpa • 11111:19t are dNOdb y . and the .1111•8 Thew beeekeemaesse4sweemesses In the buemegbe of helping ae well as racing, they woirld not object to pay • a ellpedate-THOM,4O Mini Regintration Aseeelintinn. 5. trawsragnase, NEW UNOO RAMW,E7 DICKENS, WM:winner, Sayer. steamship - Ottawa it Quebec y. Hasehodm sad &Wed, bat they hay* met involved poll - small additional rent as the suss given by then to gamma -... caw nim.,lii:s. F wiett i irrnarak i' Cagshill. aad many other Tales and Esenra Head Ogiee-17. • Loadenhalletreet. - Lowden ,W. W•ftweelledlett. Strand; and elniailleall Mid Stan, Gold, 1331. An active business is doing in tad hallaga. ear, le hot. meth 10011 ththroth They Pave be ma depended os ths amount which they had to pay, noterwritiog Dapartment-e. Finch-lane. rat Q OMIT LEICFATERSHIRE ELECTION. /WI. Pieeedllir, W . C . United States Bonds at the closing quotations of tosed ra VW, /11".. ....... r _ . ,_ .. . -.-- they gropsm4 that the tam should be a loug oils, Nos, 1 1. 6 . , D 66 " 6 "ku u . ' rft.suvl. 6o metre crouvide ur Durum" A - 9 ,-,.... revrs-na A....i.1.• ••• •••••••••• comma an vonevorrn EARNEST APPEAL BETTISH ORPHAN ASYLUM. SLOUGH. Offiem—Te. ebeapinde. London. E.e. Tnr U eaten Orphane of all denominations. LTe now in the Inetitution ; antp:e roam for aboat sere. TTIsf.CRIPIIONH and DONATIO.NB doting the current year tote so ferinOrdy fall* e off, th.t tae Directors ere compelled t tete., IL, Lowder of admeatous at the next Enetinn. (-sly the Orphans t I those once in prosperity being olisible. the 1.7 ay hy the me dle 11. pper we.. eme the mare earnoatly itakd to. ary itsioN. Cholrman IMA.R11:8 LEE. It.A. 1 on.II Bon. Arbil ky C. PUPA:, M.A. I ALFIED MACKENZIE. srtArry. CheepsPle. Lennon. Hee ktrr--Messrs. 1).,.e0e. 83.1 Co. , Birnhiodome. Lnn . di a; Yew er. H. rernod Wm. sad Co., Mena ..ter: aal the )oadan and Cosneeltenit BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Slough (for aLrey sr nap- ass-dad.'. Institotel Irl7.—The next ELM sION ol uHI n AT , Bof threw who wire " rune to nreeperity win sate Flare n iIbAT. the 13th Janticry, !Mk (;.,)riots I Ladd r reMnoted fortlas ith. Ti.. Int will in .bowl n 3 Mauls,. it. fib Nov. mbar. min. ALFRED MACKENZIE ileeretary. Ober.7 elseepside. E.C. MONEY. —f2O to LBOO ADVANCED inune mattiy ea fertatur., iritheat removal, publicity, ei law gala. May be Plaid by caey inatalinenta. No .bange at all If de. cabbed. Taw, inrlodse. 1 1 p er twat, Vac Line mad ,wee.....A ls a ir =al;; .c. as t A h. A . TI 0 at a t io.. arapteciatreet, BULB SALER,WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY. J. C. *TENET N, AIICrIONBER. M, RING-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN. ItUDGEkIi'S IMPROVEMENTS in BLURT'S. Pricer. and portirulare poet foot roperle Shirt. end lifooLour. Perm for the Ocrootiy. rhothl toy our No. N Shirts at le.. the hall teat , /tll.l‘E:t3 one (Al.. 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Bark. in nonnezion with the smarting Zltatinn. max obtain inforwiaVen ; . : . ii n e=e in t aiy o the antlerrinne4. TRONAB NICOLLB ROB , Liberal Rceetration Ansociation. 5, Quern -aciwin., Wentintneter, KW. NITEEKENT ELECTION.-OIIT-VOTKIPS L. ro topper' air JOAN LUBBOCK. Bart., endl WILILY A NGENItTELN. Eq.. In mime:ion with the an. Elett.on, may ottain information Dv amplyint to the niteese'in ed. THOMAS NICOLIB 11,011KRTS, tiverclary. Maul Re‘tett igloo Aftweistion. 4 Onettiettate, Weemintter. S.W. WESTSURREY ELECTION. —OIJT-VOTEII3 othis to Rapport FREDERIC PENNINGTON, Eal, in e(*nerien with the approaching lisection; 'way obtaai information t'7 at plying to the undenerned. 7 1101W3 NICOLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Mira Ergictrathe Areoe'ation. 5. trotknequarr, Weetmhister, MI.:DIE'S SELECT LIBILARY.-NOTICS. She NOVEMPEE CATALOGUE, of NEW and CHOICE I.OOXS In circulation and an rain at lladio's Select Library are rcer Ivey, and will be forwarded poster, free on application.— Vedic F tt. lt ct 1.31 rorS. New Oxfordetree t, London. City °Six, 4. Kier etr.. t. Cheapaide. ANDER TON'S HOTEL, 144. FLEET-BTREET. DINNER from the JOINT, with VEGETABLE% CREME. and SALAD, le. ; FREE or MU sad VANE. M.; DISH of NEAT, sd. A handsome ladies* eollhe-room. Juno nwrs for Mauer portwe, mortluge. Re. Illasoni, lodges. Motet and rowing elute, Ire., will ibel every awow yr...lesion et moderate charges. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT BAB BEEN AWARDED THE GOLD MEDAL AT THE MARITIME EXHIBITION, HAVRE, OCTOBER. IN& KIN•II•N'S LL WHISKY. WSW' 11:181BITIOIL 111. Th!s estobsted old man WILISICY gained the DUBLIN nune =DAL—It la me. vend. slaw. helfelOw& and 'Mr Ir Wawa*. Sold la bo,U the bl. 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THE BISHOP OF LONDON ON THE LATE ARCH /3168CP or Cserrxririly.—On Sunday morning the Bishop of Londcn r iraebed at the yarish church of Broadstairs, taking for his text the Lth verso of the 7th chapter of Revelation. It being All Saints' day, the discourse of the bishe p had refer ace chiefly to the happy state of Vie mintly bast above, and the hol" qualifications of the taints en earth. In alluding to the death of the late arehbisliop, he said :—" We are met together this day on a very solemn occasion; wo are commenzimting the saints glory, and this diocese is mourning the departure el tine who lived here amongst us :or the last six years • truly blameless Christian lift. How is it that • man in an exalted station, with all the temptations of abundant wealth, with many pressing cares of secular business, es able to live that consistent Christian life, of which the head of this diocese and pro vince just departed was a notable example ? Centainlyby having the root of Christian life in the heart ; by living iu his inward man a life of faith and prayer : and then, amidst all tumults and temptations of outward life. Hod keel akm tare, and a pattern of saintly virtues. It has been my privilege, during the last twelve years, to live in very intimate relations with the last two Archbishops of Canterbury—two men holding the very highest position, next to royalty itself, in this realm ; anti I can truly say that it seemed to me ever to be a blessing to this church and nation that two men, thrust to such pre-eminent posts, were not law exalted in their worldly rank than they were in their conisistent Christian character. A good thing indeed for the church of Christ if it is presi le over by those who are first in all Christian graces. Both the one and the other will be long remembered by those who were privileged to have intercourse with them. " He added that the influence which each exercised in their day and generation by a quiet enduring Christian life would long be felt by all who were privileged to be brought into their intimate society, and he appealed to his congregation to all endeavour in their respective walks to live that con sibtent life of Christian principle, that when they were called they might be able to give a good account of them selves, and join the great company of saints in heaven. TEE PROSECUTION OF THE REV. W. J. E. BEN ET:Tr. or Fanatic —The Lamaism of this cause before the Bishop of London's Commismoners has been at last fixed for meat Thursday, at elaven o'clock t at Loodo9-houte. It is right that the public should be informal that the Church Discipline Act (3 and 4 Viet., cap. 86, sec. 4) ex pressly (Erects that " all preliminary pooeedinpi shall be public ." The public are therefore entitled to admision to London-house as much as to Westminster-ball, unless, after "special application of the party incised," the Commirdoners shall after hearing the parti?s, " direct that the same, or any part thereof, be private . ' Thus This ex cept:on is intended to apply to ewes of scandalous immo rality, and as nothing of the kind is charged on Itr. Bus men, it is not to be supposed either that he will conde. ecend to make any such applitatiors or that if he made it the Commiesiosen would listen to an application so entirely opposed to the spirit and to the terms of the act. —Record. A CLERGYMAN SUSPENDED YOU DRUNKENNESS. —At the Chancellor's Court, York, held in the cathedral, yesterday, the cue of Morrissey r. Robinson was hurl. It was a one brought under the Church Discipline Act, sent to that court by letters of request of the ehop of Carlisle, promoted by George Gill Morrissey, of Qirltsle, his lordship's secs etary, against the Her. John Robinson, rector of the parish church of Bowsaw, Cumberland, then resident curate of the parish of Chilton, in the dime's of Oxford. The charge against the defendant was for cueing scandal to the church by having been guilty of drunkennesswithin the dime, of Oxford, for which he wu cited to answer articles in the above court. Certain preliminary 'proceedings had been taken, and • Mr. Mien herd appeared on the part of the promoter, and Dr. Dean We. far the defendant. The Chancellor decreed the charges proved, and suspended the defendant far ampler. CRYSTAL PALLOR. Olff tbrainrci DAY.-m NoNDAT, Nov. 2.—Admietions by soma Val" 1,046; date ea meant, 1,042 ; total violin% 9.018. [Adveatisseent.]--HomowAT's Pa.u.—Publio He a mk—_ n m ictbe este et suss ima t t.OrmskaZZLE = the num oue, east mea n d oes wipe seelielle • 7 a l & he cie am ou•sr lil / 4 79 th• sea iehma; W r=2: o( ear e i h=g bis toseleVrthe bor . lie solidemi aselVE r tehis• as l=l% heatless Are* seutantir peonst Is nem MOWN tweimet tames sea jo POPERY. This was the title of the first of the winter tonne of pogular lectures delivered last night in Surrey CLapel by tl.e Rev. Newman Hall. There was a very crowded audience of upwards of 2,000 persons. The lecturer, after referring to what be considered the ever* of I opery. yolitical, Facial. and doctrinal, protested against s:milar evils amongst protestants. It was Popish inttlenince to insult Brother Ignatius an I his crnrrege. tiro in I.( mberd-stre et. and to prevent Murphy. C. kr. toter. uttering his diatribes against Popery. There should be equal respect fur the uoirvictions of, and art sl pi otection for, all persons, so long as they did Di t interfere with the equal rights of their neighbour.. I he Rr eatest danger of Popery was in the ranks of so-cal le t rota tants. I Lore %do er ed "No Popery" should b.) unmet in seating Popish error clo-e at home. At the general monthly meeting yesterday, W. role, F. 8.5., in the thall Yr. Musgrave Br:sc.e wee elected a member of the Reid Institution. COLLISION ON TIM CILtRLSO-CROSS R tILWAY.— An accident exemplifying the fallibility of all human rules wLen subject to indivich.al action occurred yesterday on this line of railway. by which the through traffic of the line was seriously impeded for nearly two hours. At a few minutes before noon a train of empty carriages horn Charing-cross was proceeding in due courts to the Bricklayers Arms Station, when on approaching the Stoney-street Junction, overlooking the Borough- mark et, the drover, Alfred Bunt ing, observed an up North Kent train, which had just pre viously left the Cannon-street Station for Charing-cross, running sgshut the " stop" signals clearly exhibited in a direction which rendered inevitable a collision upon the rants which cress the railway at this spot. Bunting shut off his deem and blew his whittle, but to no purpose, and immediately afterwards both engines, while crossing the 61,04 came into violent collision. The North Kent engine was struck in the centre, but the speed at which the train was going carried the engine forwards alto-it 30 yards, and the ten leading carriages of the train suffered hem cot tact with the engine of the empty troin. The pas-topers in dery two carriages were terribly frightened, at d revel& of them suffered slight contusions front the rebenx,d. John Wider. guard in charge of the empty hin t was thrown clown in his van and aus'iune I 'Draws which rendered it necessary for lint to pieceed to Guy's !Repaid, but after his wounds had Lem drerreil Le was able to ws'k home. Nene of the jar-ewers were seriously hurt, and after the effects of the shock had subsided they all went on to their le- Teeth.. destinations. Mr. Ashcroft, resi de t t eugineer ; Mr. I.boiall, general manager; end Mr. tuperintendeilb were promptly in attendance, aid a number of platelayers having been got together, the duuhkd ctwittre were removed, and the damage to the rails having been made good before 3 o'clock. the °Mi rmy truflic was resumed. The driver of the North Kent tram, James Macdonald. has been 18 years in the service of the truth Ftutern Railway, and bas always been een sideit d one of the company's moot careful men. lie is in a meet distressed state of mind, and is quite unable to explain the circumstanees which led him to disregard not only the ordinary, but the tiildiUSOO signal, both of which were dead optima his bringing his train over the junction before the down hairs bad peered. lIVATLNO A CLIIRGYILAN.—The "own cor respondent" of the Remit Mateo the some at Brighton without a word of remained's.' of made* so un-EnT. After waiting sans time for the primaili— al object of their wrath, the my was raised. r. Pumhos is =SrOU pereeiviim hiss (or seem am whom they for that gentlemes) the moved hunted and pur sued leis, till balk *Weer quite a nee, kir the rekrnwee like the trightemal ham asespelhod to run rem hundreds ot psruoas being at his heels. lle=miesd the shatter • cab Mike the crowd en-. ass le western; billing in this, they pursued menthe Shia and up the Mame Parade, the unfortu nate objest ant their wrath. We trust he was able even- Sway le abate pursuit. We returned home wsasy and ashamed et theday's occupa tio Solingns; far truly the hes bum mapen t, es not one al reverence mold Sabbath be maimed in with a Babel of mime end pompons db. plact s l xz eetrkal chicanery." RACIIRL. —Some misunderstanding as to the preemt paw the Rashid tress.tress.Be. ror e ira iof writ of error can be Abased the Allerney-densrel must Woe hl 114 ea whit ea ap= ma be made to put is bail. no Bat was to amend th the e bride Taxed Madame 16/1 'bowing time IL r= persons present daring ! 1/ Lkunouon's Prism &wiz. Fevers, .mil: ime w —Odd I. simile tall Ili Allit iZat. VA ■beitf i .