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INSTITUTION, 32, lIACITILLWITREIT, I'IOIIADILLT The Ant of a *erne of load public medley we beat of this hutitation took plaos on Friar elambs, the Bebool-rot. Albany-street, Beffeeffelefh i the Bev. W. H. Burrows, 8.D.. I. the sum The Chairman oddment the semis( In • imp effective and at ha conclusion the teeter!, l 4 Thome' =try, gave as lateresclag theilement empeetieg the Me t ry sad present c Adidas of the darlty, la the course of which he stated the intitution bed beet miablihed Is 1246; that In the fire year of Its futrastarm the mem at 1,2171 7a. wee collected sad 1,0001. tanned ; that area that thee It lied kept moving is in • highly escommthl eassaer, teeeh ieg tb. patronage of the Closes aad the Priem Comore, sad a large aumber of nobility sad gushy ; Mese It. Let establartment upwards of 140121. bad boa ma* et which upwards of 12,0001 bed beta ashmalood by demi& somata ; they bad elected 42 mimes, 112 et whom 11111/9 sow helm ; that 3,4811 th. bed - bees d theithd la thin mother to vsus stfficted aid distreaed membies, toilet ebb& temporary relief hid teem ryes Is uperamis of WO mem of urgeat tamp vary disbar. Ta rwimooa dee bed a lewsted r spite.) of more than 11,0001., Om gertiemeathe beyond a d .übt due payment of the pmelems sad boom madly of the iastitatioa. Venous members of the eaten minas 'peke in favour of the institution, sad readdiems were shpt. d arkamethiging Its great impothemee In deems e mirreata mid anegieyere, whom were *ea* sr smosimisil to jib ma *d ail rag ef yroma es ate their dreamsme lids to Imams its prosperity, mad thus ewes mil ti useletheer. TER PROPOSED ABOLITION OP TURNPIKE-TOLLS. —At to Maylabova miry, es lia'urder, dr. CAW*. eosin Timms*, is the draw, a cesussakallsa mos end Roo the Roy sl► Cumositoolos ted to ecoribit AI aid. tability et sbeilekiag ali toffe withia the mare- Wm area Ta mandodemers inviting the areposedlem the had aulbsellito sad the rermers la the poodasiba edema era the WOO. Mt. Hodge commen'ed ups the haommess• of hoorag a verdant Ise epos the move mob of to esami-lea, sa it we to to head that it MN the latedkm of membee poristers end mirth a sherthrly tn. eareeled la He ateitios of Mils* east the hordes upon obi resemera Ifl. mute theight that then wee ea Wm. tas tow sod& the with the doss el the lerspio lead•; sad, be would he for o meeenre for the se ine .b 'Edam' of ter up ke tolls ihreeglest the comairy, yet be could sot Merl calm ty by ad sea tit. relopeyets welesit ke the tram. Hader them eireemetathes he boned le nab the sypdanaset of a ammeittoe to wadi the=j takes be 'ore the earasskrioa, sad radar* e dew • uvabt be deemed swereary. Yr. Corr mcamad the melon. Mr. Bridgman qa .'toned whether theyleteme wee litterterd et all in the matter, seeing dist them memo* turnpikes in the pariah. Mr. Hodges replied the 4 Haft roe elsoliebed the tires, ot roaßtbising pore wok a pad= of the Mgrrarreesi would la doom ea Messyldseass After • low habit remarks toms Kr. Slier- mem lidememe, M.P., sad others, the modem we Moped sal a eammistoe agyobaid. Room. Mums os liesookia.--The Ibilewlag reilames, bowleg midterm* to aeasessop mtemisaimme it the Meow, boa effeethed members of the Naget a mo► lag elirtbdisin ef lamb= meths Mb dos: —Maemb James Swami ; Afraraist Howard Pal% 024 1 1 1 1 11 . 14361":""ewn,..ltdbner, Woe shire ; litebeal Wbeesem Hooper, Hell ; Owego Teems Bi net, labwood.Libulegleem ; Jobs Hilda/t ha I:re m : . Willelw Themes Bekaa. NATAL FUR Ilsontel, dastrlNH-10Ale. The maw of gather wiped at this hospital darks Hio weenies *rob I Mai 1,878, of whirls 740 amt ser emek ifessars of the Court of George IV. By the Duke of BUCKINGHAM. Hurst and Bleckett. These volumes are a continuation of the under taking which the present head of the house of Buckingham commenced by the publication of his " Memoirs of the Court and Cabinets of George IV." Their title does not exactly describe them. They are not exactly memoirs. They are rather collie dons of family papers and letters, written by pub lic men of more or less eminence, with just sufficient added narrative drawn from common sources—such es Alison's History, Penew's "Life of Sidmouth," and Knighton's Memoirs—to serve for connexion and elucidation. The letters were addressed to the father of the noble author, the Marquis, subse quently the Duke, of Buckingham, by persons moving in or about the Court and Houses of Parlia ment, by Lord Grenville, Mr. T. Grenville, Mr. Free mantle, and Mr. C. W. Wynn, to gratify the natural desire of so great a lord to know what was doing in the highest regions of the state. The opening of the book finds every one about the smut, together with its illustrious head, is deep psrplexiiy and alarm at the expected, visit of Queen Caroline, who had already got as far as St. OMAIM on her journey to England. The King was in adieu rage, the Misaities in • complete pooh, the people in incipient rebellion. We see it all in them letters, se if the scene were passing before us, and we also see, which is some consolation, that the great folk, whoa relentlessly perneouted the poor Queen at the bidding of theirimperious mas ter, did so in the conscientious belief that she was guilty of the offences which had been laid to her charge. Even some of the great whigs of the day we find reluctantly admitting that all had not been right on the shores of the Italian Lake, and that it was a crowning mercy that the Queen should die so immediately after she bad served a great political purees. The whigs at that time led the people in their resistance to the wishes of the crown, and it was mainly through their parliamentary exertions that the ministers of the day were obliged to burn the green bag, and withdraw the bill of pains and t e:re, after a narrow majority in the House of Our author, with better taste than some of hie correspondents, touches only in the lightest possi ble manner on the vexed question of the unhappy guru's guilt or innocence, and although his own i opinion s obviously unfavourable, he never forgets the good old rule which teaches us to speak only good of the dead. He cannot conscientiously say much good, but he treats the matter with delicacy and reserve ' and leaves the documentary evidence pretty much to the unbiassed judgment of the reader. We can easily see, however, that the poor lady nearly outlived her popularity, and that it was the repulse from Westminster Abbey on coronation day, that, by breaking her heart, revived in all its original intensity the waning affections of the people. The Wynea were busy-letter writers all through this anxious period. Mr. Charles Wynn in particular seems to have been Suite a leader in the proceedings against the Queen. Some very few years since it was a frequent episode in the proceedings of the House of Commons to see a pale, haggard gentleman, in the kat stage of decrepitude, carried to his seat by two messengers, and then held up in a standing posture by two members while he made his speech, nearly always on some question of privilege, and delivered is a voice of such unearthly heartsease as to cause the greatest difficulty in catching the purport of his opposition. His brother, Sir Watkya, was called "Bubble,"" and himself "Squeak," in th ose later in.- 'meet days, but in the Backinghambotters Mr. Charles Wynn figures young and active, a very busy man indeed, and evidently acting end writing In the ap prehension that the ancient glories of England were fast approaching their final collapse. The death of the Queen and the sullen mood into which the people of England fell, as the result of that catastrophe, drove the King to Ireland, to de rive from the wild, frantic hurrahs of Paddy some consolation for the ill-suppressed and dangerous mutterings of John Bel It was a famous stroke of policy that Irish visit, and proved very advantsgeons for all parties concerned. A real live King, one who looked like a King, who was ready to shake hands with anybody, who took kindly to whisky, and who constantly wore an immense shamrock in his button-hole, soon became almost an object of worship with the sus ceptible West Britons. It was the little fishing vil lage of Howth which had the honour of welcoming the first English King who bad visited Ireland sines the days of the Plantagenets. The gigantic fishermen, punt and ragged, crowded round the royal visitor as he stepped on shore, and one tre mendous fellow was successful in seising the deli cate jewelled hand of his astonished sovereign. The latter stared, shrunk back, and winced, but soon recollecting himself, smiled graciously, and, as the French say, "accepted the situa tion." The fisherman having given the royal bead a tremendous shake, held up his own intmeime grimy paw in the air, and swore with tre mendous energy that " the hand which had been ' shaken by the King should never be touched by map or water to his dying day." The King was delighted, and seemed highly to appreciate the ex- lent of sacrifice which his Irish subject was willing be make to the sentiment of loyalty. Then the 'people shouted " Hurrah for Howth end yet Ma- Rjetty !" The King laughed heartily at this new eeder of precedency ; and just as the carriage wee driving off, one sharp fellow, more collected than the rest, bawled out " And sure your Majesty won't forget the window tax." We have in the first Tame as amusing desoription of the way in whisk the royal time was spent during the peerage same the Channel : The page to Dublin wee tweeted in earn goose* sad eteliog whick7, la which ha Majesty partook wad sboniastly, waging many joyous swim sad on his arrival, to doable is sight even the ✓icious subjects esermblett as the pier to receive Ws. TM tea wsa, they were la the lad siege of tatozioation. Ere. ever, they got Mil to the Park. The Irak visit was one continued ovation. The letters teem with rapturous comments on the bra enthusiasm of tbelrish, whom we find,however, with an eye to the main chance, taking every upper. amity to dispose the royal mind favourably towed" the great question of ltman catholic emancipatios. The repeal of the window tax, their first petition, was obtained at once, and although emancipation was not carried until ten pars after, there is no doubt but that the foundation was laid during the King's visit to Ireland. A little further on in the book we have interest• fag particulars of the royal visit to Scotland. Sober Sandy proved as willing to play the fool as mad harum-scarum Paddy had been, and in addition he insisted on playing it in motley. Universal Cale donia at once donned the kilt, and it was not until Sir William Curtis, the fattest of London alder men, turned the sublime into the ridiculous, by appearing in full tartan and philibeg, that the national fervour began to cool down, and this shrewd people exhibited anything like their normal sagacity and self.possessim. Sir Walter Scott took possession of the glass I. which the king first tasted Glenlivet as • relic, and all the pipers in the country were siunnioned to the welcome. Wade not find in the letters of this period that the King was so delighted with picturesquely-costumed Scot land as he bad been with wild, ragged Ireland ; but he was a little older and weaker,and grand sentiments seldom do duty twice with the same effect. It is well that attention should from time to time be recalled to the political history of George IV.'e reign, if only to show in the way of contrast how much a government gain. by piecing itself unre eervedly en the people. Nothing can be more striking than the wretchedness of the government as de picted in these pages. In the letters of Lord Gren ville and others, - It ft always, " this awful state of things," " the present desperate situation." Even the words of Wellington at times show signs of weakness. "All," be said woe, with Bedew ea well am indignation, "seem stench with panio— ouresives and aIL" Lord Bidmouth never drove out without a cue of loaded instals on the seat of the carriaga,ready for instant use. The King was in gloomy seclusion with Lady Conyogham. Mr. W.H. Fremantle writes :—" The secresy which is pre served as to their pursuits is beyond all idea ; no ser vant is permitted to say who is there ; no one of the party calls on anybody, and when they ride a groom is in advance ordering everybody to retire, ' for the King is coming.' " The wretched monarch, instead of asking why he had lost and how he might regain the respect of his people, was condescending to take a personal part in the prosecution of song-writers and caricaturists, of whom he seems to have stood in great fear. The following is one of the King's own letters to Eldon on this subject : Belgians, January 9,1821. jundear Lam,—As the worts of law will now be open a few days, I am damp t know the deolska that hos been taken by the Attorney-Oeuersl up= the node In %Web all the vendors of treason sad libellers, each as Bela bour, Ste , Bm., art to be protonne d. This Is a measure no vitally had's . ; enealtle to my Wisp, ea well se toils. cantetry, dist 1 most insist that no further Mee of time should be aellsrel to elapse haft re proceedings be instituted. It la akar beyond dispute, boat the improvement of the public mind, sod the loyalty which the country know everywhere display ifproperty cultivated and turned to the beet advantage that the government will thereby be enabled to repair to the country and to me those evils of the regoinada of which there an be but one opiates. This I write to ym is leek doable earseity se a Mend and a mdedlier j sod I wish, undo the same feelings to Lord thdraaath, that you would communicate myot intone and determination to him.— Always, my dear Lord, very eincerdy yours, 0. R. Bat we forbear to follow the revelations of royal meanness, sensuality, and misery with which these volumes abound. Such retreepects are awful, however, u showing the immense progress which has been made within the memory of a generation. It is not the court alone that has improved; public morality has advanced, and a woman like Caroline of Brunswick could now no more became a popular heroine than a man like George IV. could rule among W. There is much in these volumes which deserves the perusal of all who desire an intimate acquaintance with the history of the period treated. The comments of well-informed men like Lord Grenville and Mr. T. Grenville, disclosing, as they do, the motives of indi viduals, the secret movements of parties, and the causes of public events, are of high value to the student and exceedingly interesting to the general reader. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Manor 6. The Der, steam store vessel. Mister Commanding Pullen, to ordered to be paid of. The vessel TM be sodded for immediate sank*, and hare a crowd fle uses. A considerab a porlim of land adJesent to the west ids of Deptford Doak and Viottiallleg Yard hes hem purebred by the commune, and will be added to tam establithaest forth. The followiag ships are now at Wooled& t—Pleged, flag ship, Commodore th e Hon. I. Drummond. Stem remelt : Banaher, Rifleman, Passim Alias Itledemasthus, Supply, Prometheus, Firebrand, reedy, flue, Bean Mtn% Bar manta, TESZAT. kens, Aboto, Busilier, Harpy, Oorgors, Jackal, and Bloodhound.. CHATHAM, Hoar!' 6. Yesterday another telegraphic despatch was re ceived at this dockyard, from the Admiralty, girls. diner Hem for 100 addlsonst arilwas than was maned in the pre view ceder to be imenediotaly entered et this establishment, mokthst the Wel number of extra hands who ors to be taken an al this meshilehment 400. Dnowinnur NON- 04111MtssiornmOn r waa. — Thewhole of the dicers and troops belomog to the ttinfotl of the roe' meats comprising the ant lat.n. at this pmt.'s, were draws up yr - iterday thermos, emir inner Nose et Oho ford ileatione, kr the p el withisdng the ceremony of davitabg a ardent twniW to the depth of the tbd Light lnkalry, by order of senteere of district emu trmartiol. The socuard. wimp name is George Chia% was Wed by colust-sissikek, He the anions dimes of breatims oat of bar racks altar the gates bad bent domed at eight, and rtmain tag absent train his duty all ttat night unti l the seat day, when he roamed end gave himself up to th e captain of his company. For this cones the comt sentenced him to be re duosd to the rank end pay of a pirate. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 6. The powerful new screw frigat e Mersey, 40, wad eommterioned yesterday aftrrooon Copttla Henry Cald well, C. 8., formerly of the Duke of Wellington. The Mslpootsea, 64 mew, wen brought down sloegr/de the dockyard yesterday =waft to be emated, fitted out, end WI up la the stem nerve The ee, 20, Witti Sara-decker ,Is mama to be broegb Nebt dews al l ongside th e dockyard on Ileadry, sad re moved tato No. 3 dock, to be converted Into a mew abip of 91 pup. The Neptune, 91, mew, te to brought out of dock tomorrow. - The Leonard, IS, paddle.whed Myra, Captals Isms B. Wainwrislit, arrived et Spithad hot evenlart from Ply mouth. The Mary Ma, fright ship, arrived et Splthsed yastsrdty from Sydney, hiving oft Loud shoat 100 sees, maws, aid rhddrm of the 68.11 Iliiihnsat, under the wa ved of Major Thou:tyros. The Mary Am made a favourable parsge. She is fres tom Mamas sad so deaths have oosurnd oa the homeward voyage. The slily still nwthis at See, I, and no order have) et, we midst stead, bees g ins for Sibutiatioa. The corps of Royal Marine Light Infantry being much below He required etreagth, rtemiting for that brooch of dm write is now prated* very . actively. The Admiralty order for increased labour at Devonport Dockyard extends to more rhat 800 men, and in- Glades 820 shipwrlghte, 66 worths, 16 pair of sawyers, and 180 lab JOWL ROYAL DOCKYARD.—On the 3rd batent a telegraph massage was received here toe the hams dist* entry of 150 hired ehipwriOts, wide • proportioame sambas , at joiners, th eaelt to saps- dite tte don sad alteration of e antivecos ship ow the olocint demands or the establisluneet kerbs become so great, them in swrr probability of its enlargement towards the westward, that mese canal the Pamir Pleb. DISTITDODITD MILITIA 11.6011ILTITe.—A fatigue salt, 'Wading jacket, cloth Stomas, Swage cap, aid boota, will, in future, be tweet every altareale leas- to the per maaent staff of disembodied vane regtmeste- The halloo salt will be implied In the rer se dyer eiabise is reeeiv.d, and will superrede ohs emend drew salt esnoitoned by Wer- CironW, July 8, 1854. Uteitai tenvies Gesstes. CARDINAL WIORMAN AND 'flIN ROMAN BUTZ& —Yesterday bag Peinquagestan Sunday, Cardinal Aim lam onboard the clergy and laity of his fink In a patent inter, widen was mad bon the alter in every Boman catho lic plan of worship widths the Smite of Ins dicers. The follearlag is as extract Thetas to od, vie ars net Allem' by any great tactual oslaraity. Pesos and phony bsave hem pasted to ma from above; heath cad an the pawn portion of the pixilation ; even tr al win s :el seems to have mitigated its noel rigours is Amur of the pew; and all looks genial, erallieg, aid unruffled. Bat the skies lon lows Mg and ihreatniag. The distmt theader, materna as yet, and rolling loillstincely du off, Ine reached our 110811. Where the calamity of war any Bret be nmetholed, whine may come the Bret blow, what may be l's esemitia, no ass can MIL If It unhappily beak out, bhp he it will spited, how bag it will let, what chaps it wffl mkt, whet censeqessees it will entail, so man can The Ant eta-lt of a cannon's month may kindle • over the embers of ashler =unborn gessratiu Z il r .l4 Lies to onset and weep! Surely t g avert suck frightful evils le object aid motive snough for Our min; aloud and humbling onnelves be'ore the cod of pesos. (2 CUL MM. II.) Bat at this menet there is mother consideration which claims on peculiar iate , e4. It la evi dent that • the nations who whit he war' am pleased to make the doeialons of the Rely Son its object or pretext. Laying site plitical ossaMeradoge, we cannot see without sorrow sad ensiory how uadleisiedly the oonvuhierg and hotad-In ellaubmgo of the Testified states is looked for ward be ink Zit s tremendre of Mies. as • pin shoos* worthy el • war. That Ood, In his might , will foil then redder seher, we humbly trust May he rasher ' give pen In en days, ' sad tea awn hem ail Christie* kingdoms and antes the berme of threstesed war. May he erhoreglate of gentleness tad pagoefalares in the Marta es and of tbeir satdecn, s Meet without tsar, tread Rem the hands at imen'es, we mg serve Mat is holiness and jar tin Wise him ell our day.. —(Lue. DROWNING Off • INTsz.—Oa Thursday. while a brae one. were esoppel about the wreck of the bargee Sena Ling, elf Comerall Point • man n grad David Tor rases pat en a Meng-dream ant anceaded into de n y wets to mining the pailias of the dais NM& Yaw • short time otintaskNY Mllmlla same from below, but, throe °mese, the men sieve berme alarmed, sod drew up the diver, whoa they 'basil Ma pita d. ad. The sk pipe had got Wangled sang the of the ladder, and • supply of air had thus beben Pranol4.—Dover Otorlaral. [Advertlesuseut.)—Bil. ,I. W. BINIPON, of 33 gesetootsies t TOetiohOldh Ite pets =to are mho ere shod lehlw meth , no him owl WM." la 11” MIN io "WOW beg RI te NMI TO THI IDITOIL 07 TEEN ZIPATIMI. Bin,—But for the importance attached to the rinsing foe the Spring Cop and Se:bn Handicap the Liver pool meeting might be pealed over without comment, for the Trial was ehno,t a repriti.n of that at Lincoln, and the fa...t of the Speaker tutnieg the tablet upon Lifeboat quite so ceedieg to Cocker, al wee slim the defeat of Buttevoup is the Tyro, or any other ram wherein she encounters mare than modern's opponents. The lamer, Radiators, would hare done the Cromer a service had he been available to breeders, there being no sign of lab having icherited his lather's rage disposition es yet, and Mr. Pen's boldness to speculate in such blood is likely to be well re- Int dad in time, for the hone will do many • • good thing " if amemences go for aught. The Spring Cup and Sefton Handicap served to &play that great improvement hs G'iedslue shish I iseticipeted some months back, sad that his petty limey they have a good hone is patent from the fat of their running him for • small stake and thereby Incurring • Htt penalty ter the Northamptonshire Stakes, and Sib for the Oast Northers — for which *rents lam still very "sweet" upon him. The Greek m penal also find supporters for the Epsom head* , with kis bi b ties; but after the Speekees performanoes, Indifference, who gave ha 101 b and ra n im so doge at Lakonia, is me of the • lust light weights la the City eel ilebeibm. The steeplechase did net bring say disgrace upon my selected, Jaen do Queers anSlisalk s t foram et rams gat " game lam Mem Woe wee as my& =es violable then thirßieirer's wincing ; i sad but for the mat masterly tiding of Green on Hai.-Caste be would bare carried home the hatch colours in iriseeph. The Huntsmen ran a good born, es did also XmOua ; fact, the hoot lot at the flank wee composed of the old school of stseplechasets, and I question whether the new lights will ever again play mob prominent parts in the n arhet as did the Brewer and Jealousy, after mar wretched exhisiVona. Little Charley end Wetthercock stetted lame, and the loiter broke down so badly thin it Is doubtful wather shell ever hem of him man. If the fields at Liverpool suffered on emount of Lima disponng of the pros awns of so many milmals ekrepd, Nottingham moor be affected by the HMO Ouse, Led the 29 sults to the Little Jan &Mee, half • idle, Bathed, Macbeth. Buttercup, The Crazy Peggy colt, Creamy= the Earl ot Near, Argyle, sad Fermiers were bates by Splookon for the Broddieliy, end although the letter bee a Sib. penalty, the ally on. hkely to turn the tables upon him is Pear tore, &odd he represent Mr. Parr instead of the conolvtelka of Fairy, sr he ran very raw there. Chem= war so backward also that her owner decided on ketw lug bar • little lamer, and if she rune here her form will be found • very respectable one, the Don being another animal wham abet will not be quite • failure; boa what White Item did et Shrewsbury lest November, however, she will I take a deal of beating, the form deing so good that I shall give her the preference here, the Don sad lipiosbox looking her most dangerous antagonists. Although Gla diolas, from the Lincoln and Liverpool ruenieg, has so inlay safe in the Nottingham Handicap, one mile end • quarter, such • good harms is sure to have plenty of oppresses, se many trainees meet wish to take his measure. — With but let Sib be hobs °lamely rosy," and he is well worth J - lowing up, Greenwich Feb, 4 yrs, gat 10th bass coo of the very few he will bare cameos to ter. J. Dawson 's selected thoald not be far behind the winner of the Stand Plea, five furies.; elfetial if Taller Dal, 4 re, Tat 10 th , ar Dim Shaker, lyre, fat 10112, the mosey ; Abram, 4 yrs, Set Illt,_kaing th e next beet looking . The Innkeepers' and Fuse= Plot= decided on Wednesday, ere stabgect to the run ning for the above mentioned, and I can only mil Mitation to Greenwich Fair bung nice ly weighted be each of them Tice day's sport et Derby cm Thursday will be well der sent= of par. nag*, four of the six meats to be decided herb( well filled; bat the lot in the Dentist= Mate, or mile, ere newly all ermined et Nottingham; and of the eiOt subs to the Staunton Herold Stakes, foe 2-yr olds ell W hams, the Dm, Sploehm, end three others, me in the Little John Slake., which phield shout en tle the ISSMIT.— I us, tee, DILETSOIL. NOTTINGHAM SPRING MINTING. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. nth Taut. STAINS ;il7l;ab, with 30 added; lx 3-yr-oble, let 7th; for, Set 61b; five, Set; ex end aged, 9st 31b; mares and geldings allowed 316 • and maiden 3-yr olds at the time of scented alkared Sib; ' four, Sib ; See and waned', 91b. Winner,' of 200 sow. at any onetime to Gerry 61b ; tyke, 10Ih ; thrice, 141 b extra. Or mile. (14 =be.) To name tkla evening at 8 cedwilt.—lllajyr lionetoon, Sir H. Sr. Vona, Mr. Seam, Mr. J. ShOey, Mr. T. Coulee'', Mr. Deliver, Kr. Puller, Mr. York, W. Rigby, Mr. I. As derma, Mr. W. Rodeos, Mr. R. Callao, Mr. W. Lundy, Mr. T. Parr. THZ NOTTINOZAX SPRING HANDICAP 0(6 IST& each, with 60 gadded. The owner of the second bores to save his stab. A whiner 00o• site, the weights are declared to airy 4th, twice, or a wiener of any handicap of 100 eon. Weer, 71b Wm. One toils ad a quarter. (44 seta) Ade moth h as O Ib Yens 4 t 5 eta Otoakwell-Nedb4s4 5 I 5 astoriassi sa s 5 5 Mosidas. k lg- 5 • 5 4 .1 1 / 1 .... :: i i F e vz . 1 7: Erbl -. •z# .:::: :: 1; ..... .......... 1 1 i 13.,4.41. = Ei vst z I • - ••• : 1 , Mott 1 1 9 } 230.................. turawe Gewgaw ma& to ex ) 2 I 9 LE , Little ob• • lo A VOlSZ t lkorka * ai: - .... I rild -Nalobty # 5 5 3015 Orinklo. Tai ism.' JOHN ISATIS of 5 sew. etch, with 30 added; toe 2-yr-old mita, 84 7th; tilliee, Bat 416. A winner of say 2-yr-old nee to terry bib eats; the woad horse to saw hie Wake. Ralf smile straight. (27 ante.) 6 , by Nut with--Oardenla, Splesbox (61b ex), Rosalind, fby Paton— Aconite, The Non, Parma in, f by Sweetmeat—Mayday, by Hinges, For4op, t by Neweourt —Countess, by Shine, Mac beth, Canticle, Meas. Shot, The Don, White Roe', Per tidy, Balloon, f by the Coeseck—Teetwriz. Infest., o by the Cure—Cray Nish &arbuoil. Be. Webster. Fairy, Piece tore, Earl of Rem, Creutothe, Arinll, Buttercup, Amy 8414;wick. Clrwia. Tas STAND PLATT HANDICAP of 60 40,1. for all epee. A whiner of say handicap seer the publication of the weight. Sib extra; say animator di have she property of the same owner se hie terafolorste say ran Ise this plata. Firs Kamp. - A l i I n IIVA• IS ft 1 Ivi t MN. tiellimbont i .... ..... : 11=,... ........ ....... II •I 3 Ms Ilisier.. ....... ... i: I Itria: ..... ••••••• 1 i r Pis iiiiCiiiiiia at 6 soya soak viiiiiiitit4 ; 3-yr. olds, 7s! 1210; Mr, 9.t 10Ib.; ass, list Mb; •t 1 and nal, lOst 1010; moss and ',Map snowed Mb. The winner to to sold lit 1001.; V attend to be sold for 801, allowed 51b.; SO L, 1011 a; 401., 141 b.; M., 110111; 201, 241 b. • the winner to be sold by imam, and say surplus to go to the rue fund. T.Y.C.—To altos st eight o'clock this inning (Monday). Du/1111 TO MILTUSSZT., M.P.. AT MANCHZI —A sahib diner wee given on Friday seating to Mr. Aapleal Terser, M.P., in th e Presorade Ball, Manchester, Two tbothead senor were present. Mr. Oliver Heywood prodded. Mr. Tamer, la his op , :ech, obi cud to the ostric don of the 40a. borough freeholders to the borough oona Po tholes. " floater* the goverement bill must be very math seedilled, if it is to settle the question of deem. We should other with have the grottos eras sad sepia discuss d ; sad it le better that we should rePle it at once ha a way that shall lest for writhes; thirty years. At the state tine, I onthat so the length of a bill which has boos lately math diesamsed, and the toodeocy of which would be to brA sour the power of the state to the confect of those who within property of their owe, would, by tit'''. numbers, role the psepsety of others." The tollowleg seatimest" was plegent mad receive! with enthusiasm C,astite tithe! relbrth—carrying out the principles of the eat of ISA in accordats e with the dewed intelligeace of the country end the isweravd wealth and pops - Istioa of many distritt•—• reform which shall seek to ret• promo all clean sad Waren of the conantaity, but which anal an pine ia tho bans of meg one elan se would to the nosh of the see rue prop toa d by Mr. Bright, a pre. thitherto !a the deceits of the House of Cow sa r e l erle. W. 14. Meestey,ll4 P., alto spoils: Ana liberel, be (Mr. Keeney) required that sny rued of oar repossataties atitionor @bond be theand oa the two peat prnelphe of the wenn et UAL Me arty noted what wee reiatiebly onerele to be adopted la a reform bill, sad if thee we den he thought the good sense of the tort y would he welfeled. He eanaled thus to he pinks to as weeeime whisk would pestpune the settlement of this ciandoe, bat to tell M a n ed Derby what mold 'Misty thews ; aad would weld act ft, them wi t ht g p tr ac ejtoe to mss who eel saw sympathise the INMAN.= EXPORTS OF BRITISH AND IRISH bletrosacevast.—Areselbeg to the etatisties published In the Livonia Ida of sang tong (lioaday), van et Brain mad Irish geode asserted -isig the swath fisAlsg Fags's?. lOW wee 8.088. MM. or trines of 1.617.3641. CITY or LONDON HOSPITAL rot DUMAS= OT Till Ceaer, VICTORIA-PADA.—Thu swam of patellae Wired It this hiatitattaa dubs lest week yea i,lll, of ibielt 190 win ant con. A fire, unfortunately attended with the sacrifice of three human wis r , and serious if not fatal comequenom to emend others, Moe: , oat between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock yesterday musing, at the premises known as the Mores and broom Twern, Mo. 80 Great Portland-street, Maityleboae, the prompt, of Kr. Join Price. The discovery appears to have teen made almost simat teseoualy by the police.co.,stable on the beat and Mrs. Price, the landlady, who was or bed at the time. The latter , awoke Is consequence of experiencing • suffocating Dem tioa, and she and her husband immediately jittoped out of bed, bet could not descend the staircase in consequence of the times. They succeeded by thole ode, in making en pa sons in the house senrible of their danger, as there is no doubt they all made an attempt to escape, but were, owing to the violates of the Wow, unable to do so. At that tame there were is the building the landlord and hie ante, their two oblides., Robert Moon, the pothers; Sarah Jones, the earmat girl; • ledger named Jumper Pares, aged 44, a journeyman painter; Thos. Cooper, and Samuel Bum, one • lodger, and - the other the nephew of the former proprietor of the hones (Mr. Reset). About 160 yards from the building stood one of the Royal ectirty's escapee, and the police at once called Mitchetero, the conductor. 2totwftbstesdiog that so short a apace of time bad elapsed, the fie, when the temps arrived, appeared to ham taken the oompiet• peateselee of every room at the beck portion of the building, as well as several rooms in the front of the home. Mitcheltm at ones plaited his escape against the building, and ettoselej i M,... his maim Mr. and Ma e . bpi mei* Eh* de eldll'We ;Alta Slew at theta* of the Trentham we lord, o..eed by a lodger having ramped tint of Ong d am saws windows and through a skylight oat* the elditie-aney. This poor hiker wee stiSerribly out and otherwise injured by the glue that be we. obit= to be ant to the Middlesex Hospital, wham be at present remains in • very precocious stele. The ereaductor, the moment after *mg the four prices bed= meatiamd, made a vigorous attempt to get out the other limo or four peewee known to be In one of the upper those. Bevies asceeded the estate, be was in the act of °shaft the thhd floor, when the dames shot through the windows as the sea and floor end tired the machine. To save his ewe Me Mitchelem was compelled to make a precipitate retreat the best way he could; fortunately he reached the ground net mach *Jared, but nearly suffocated with the A in minutes before the arrival of the first engine loud sad beetle 11018=1111 for help could be beard proceeding, not only from the upper past, bat also feces the lower pert of the prendem. Another man was reamed from the ground het was so Injured as to be obliged to be removed to the -- 2Vvericem barrels of spirits becoming ignited proved a powerful aneliary to the flames. Fortunately an immediate and. abendant supply of eater was procured, and the brigade were at once got to work ; but in spite of their efforts the flames continued to agreed rapidly, and some boars elapsed torero the themes could get the mastery over them, and sot natal the whole of the back pert of the home woe destr stio oyed, and the front part yattially so. The lose is eon- As secs as the raise were partially cooled Engineer Wined and some of the firemen went in starch of the roleMng persons, and they were found In the debris burnt almost to eerier,. The remains were placed in shells sad removed to the deed bees to await the coroner's inquest. The &lbw. iwis a Ed of thedeed and those injured Burnt to Death—Robert Moon, the potting, seed 26 C• Sarah Jones, the arrant girl, emir 26; Jasper e re tii,. aged 60. fn the Hospital—Thomas Cooper and Burned Dame. , Mr. Prim, it is believed, was insured in the Bun Fire. Kim The house of Mr. Williams, oil and oolourreas, and the Eastern Dietrict schools have both sustained sane I damage, but not to • mime extent. The origin of the fire is =blown. TES Lan MS. LOFTSS.—Mr. Loftus was oda eget at Cambridge, and very early exhibited gi eat proficiency se • geologiot, which attasetsd to him the notice of Sir Hoary is la Bache, and lid to his appointment upon the Tart.- . Palen ememiseios. Mr. Loftus remained for three no in Asia giver, under the distinguished cummaxd of Major , Orneisl tic William Fenwick Williams. of Kate, (then Colon Williams), wh.n that distinguished eitditr was nominated on behalf of Eogland to meet the Couunnlon named by the Emperor of ROM to settle the frostier between Turkey and Penis. The opportunity which was presaged by a rancho is this land, almost utitroddan by Bravest's, wee not neglected by Mr. Loftier, Owes resesrabes in toe frosteps of Layerd and Rawlineon were dbeingulabel by equally bril liant results. The sumo which atimded Mr. Loftus' an. hyaena research.. in the mounds which entomb the reined eras of the East, le tel to his he'net mat out on • etc and enedition by the Assyrian Soddy to investigate the mound mums the mina of &Dyne. Mr. I..as pub lished the Otte of his r,senches In • not late eating volume, antbelli.hed with drawings of the onteilares inscriptions end the sculptures of Beby!onia, &Oslo and Mesopotamia. Within the last foss dio • some of elms extraordinary sosdptared gabs the result of Mr. Lofted ex i partition, hare been plo i d s gas liner, of th e Lite ra ry and PUomphical Society of tin's town. - Upon Mr. Lofts' Tema from the East, be remind en appointment under government as cas of the staff of the Craologirall Survey of India, and his labours ia the muse of science were only in terrupted by the health's out of the military mutiny in that country. Ills teeth had suffered from osmium to the climate, end from the effects of • emit sts sokil which he re ceived in the pr. secratim of his duties, and be was colored to Rangoon toe the honest of his health. In the beginning of November he took his pump to En/lend, bat before he bad bees a week at ma he succumbed to the effects produced by the dims.. upon a constitution WOW by previous Mmes. —2(ooeastk Chrefsitlf. BOHAN CATHOLIC MEMORIAL TO A PROTZSTANT CLIIHOTMAX.—The renovates address was lately pr, Dented - by the Emma cstholie population of Kilkenny W. et, West meath Coon, to the Protestant incumbent, the Rem. W. B. Brian That come or frier. hen heard that your reverence futon to leave the latish, and beg to express their gnome and forfeit regret for the possibility of such ao event; that memorialists having for many years up, risme d from your reverence and ) our respected Whet all those act, of boor lame and kindnem which emanate fr m a Meet overflowing with that truly religious heling—love of all mankind—should most dey regret to se the region of Kfikenny Weet, and the dec ent church that ape the neighbouring hill, without a member of that fogy • hoes we me love and respect; that your own exceeding charity to the poor, and kindness to all goo' you came among us, have, if poseiblaresed still higher one eat em, respect, end love for your family; that memo rial:eta therefore most humbly pray that you will remain with us, sad not take • gap whkh would he heartrodieg to us—and memorlaliets will ever pray. (Signed on baton of the whole esthetic peonage' of this periab.)" The com- Oleos of the reverend gentlemen with the prayer of this me• mortal and of • similar ono from the Protestants, was the aimed for • general b.nfire througlost the parish sad the sorrouneles crony. OrmtmoonaTiutoitseue.—Ths completion of the overhauls live of Oomph, uniting her Mafeety's Printing office, Flest-grest, sad the parliamentary itepartnased of the Hoe aof Lade, tack face on Saturday. The line is con structed upon Owen Rowland's new overhome non, end is nearly two miles is length; the wire, which is of steel, thoroughly painted, Is sapporad gong • eerie. of lofty poke. twelve in number. The wee is fixed to several of the towers at the royal penes, and for gout 500 test censored below the roles of the various offices in the building. The mo pigs era span en avenge r 400 yards apart. About the middle of the day Pronsoor Whmtatone arrived, sad attached his neely-patented Monuments to the wire et both oda, and the imolai= was found to be perfect, as nothing could exceed the pees on with which the poleaxe's beautiful and lageolocut machimry performed its fuoc , ion.. The simplicin of the arranganeet is such that any one can took mends with Gam end rapidity without the necessity of going through • tedious OrOOPI4 of teeming. Thu pealbrog stated that ',Peon of 100 btters could be transmitted per minute, end it was menellons to witness the expedition with which even novices in the sal of telegraphing exchanged wind. for Novel bons dodo the warm of the - day. DERAIWUL DWI IRON CH01E11(0.-011 Behar. day Mr. Within held ea hoot, in the Middlesex Hamad, oar Thome Gardiner, aged Id, whose drab took plies under the followbeg_circontenees. The deeamed, who was in the mosey of Mr. Thine, the aeon centrector, attar veterans hie wager, went to partake of some refreshment at • coffee house, George-street, Tottrahartheourt-rad. He optioned to be at the tine In the best heebh and spirits, but diately afterwards. when is the set of eating • chop, he fall from Ids mat, • corpse. Medical aid was celled - in, but death mod to have been It stantaneous. A sundcios wee unused that he sight have been choked, and such turns I out to be the rase. for, upon the windpipe being opened, • large pleas al meat, tour inches lonr, which f rmed one end of the eho woe food so lodged that it completely blocked up p, the air Tomes, and thus prodental immediate death.— Verdict, "Accidental death." ATTIIIPTSD ASSASSINATION IN IitELAND.—The Names Ossorstion mentions a &staidly attempt made upon the life of Mr. Porno, so English gentle.... ll living fur t tut seven years at Kinetere, near Willow own, county Gahrey. Mr. Foreman was sitting in his parlour ems the night in question, the window abutters contra to the sing hair, being et the time open, sad was in the act of piing • drink Gem his daughter, a little girl, when a shot was fired through the window which shattered the vessel ly bar hand. The serape of both was mirtioaloo=aii t h e well ego er to th em was riddled with dogs. N ha timerated leg b en the belief that the word be ail l ees ub i n t ly banrl4 Mr. Veno sad same of his usighbooffe be g, red at law regarding the right of pump to • beg, and this Is the eel? : , rtt..e that 8.4 orrigood for or Amara ro ottrospi on kis