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Taddo O ir .4 .4t i f its, bmay in the most *hormone sad voen elarkeily Dem It penes*, proper y tt i es le Ittat mille t, bee °Nes beepilhe mesas of se nig hems b. Need , K to, ht elltilset end us an mat- MAlermiele So Weft,leriraver, depends es the IMO pelt easels ebehld lie eseretted hi Ys at he= tor I:eyelids. Atlantan his nun Wrested L"',... m ai. to.d./ .4 Num AD. VALSWILN to the Loud= rit is ehd tatteethttlek =st TA W 1 1 1417 1=sk ittetrd wrommed it oult dur=re tailludiatd 4 hli . AB 111001. elfilhower. Their attendee efts heil lime e~ ele ~et et I,ldlepeAelhee Oath, Ostoradresq.— . 2drea trehellemlCPesessA' Jts. 21, WA"' ~ , . /111•11 DV A. S= S'S LL *RISKY. • • Va. llik akialledl ell ISM ass —lll9 : IPA 11.1 e=sl hi 2 a z t • •—• Loudon. NM lab • "Klashin's U, SAI7OII.—LEA and PZltli I N 8' woscormsmaz 'MUM Ms dellolier mellows% prabsobeela ri. t iasseleseses " TIM MILT 1100 D SA le prowl solely by LK& Ned TM /abbe are yeepseitolly esalieced solos. wields's Miter dem mad ghoul& me WA 141 sad Pinta mew are es wrapper; libel. boll* sad egr ya end PI ZZINIY IMO wleekersed braved by lb* Poperisbere, wefereat : lama GIVAIIII and BLICILICILL : Mews. RAMAT ioi WM lasske. am. as.; aaabygraeln mod cams *minimal. Mat CULTIVATION of TEA in the Zest A- ladies bee new bemuse an important feature. Knee the Introduction el Amara Tea, nasty 40 years ago, the !AST INDIA ThA COMPANY base, on account of It. green strength and exquisite flavour, promoted He male by every meant. The Tea Districts, then emallasel to itgamem, have gradually extended, and Teat from o th er et fads us arriving, thur °fleeing greater vartetieu The y it. now lasting Aimee, Mahar,at from la Ned. to la NI. per lb., and Mae Terse unnel.—Wanalummee, No. er, Great at Helen's. olumbyard, Blabopegate. Aloe List fomented on applkution ATKINSON and Co.—SPRING STOCK of MUSLIN, Swim Iwo. Di" Gad Leo Curtains. Thu choiceat dm/gm. MI to M. WESTKINSTELERIDOLROAD, LONDON. K'"' The wen-bums ECONOMICAL TAILORS, te,'OOII,IIRILL, Oppodta 11saY•tese. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S emboss. aad Rae Cheep'. APPIN AND WEBB'S Zlastro Spoons and Paean MAPPIN AND WICBD'S Electra llOver Hate. dAPPIN AND WEBB'S Pain Raver St eel Table Kat via MAPPIN AND WEBB are liaziafacturers. Fat 78, 01701D-NTREET; sad 71 aid 74, CORICHILL, LONDON. MPiert3.—ATICINBON and Co. are now offer g to aurebrara IM idol* of loot roes SALOME flizr= promo& as baud, WI s todalitoo of 11134, _toot me aof Hotels, lame Oottoolooro, mai Potonfo P. Otis settee lot a jti g wortat their attention. Address. —Mt to 2U, !IreplifpfllTEß-BRIDOZACIAD, EoTioTr: OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so brisk as other Prated water, became the pa am only be got Into it in a data of vapour, and coedermed wtth the pa pre sent ; butte effect oe the system Se teeitdLe the Mood and give weeneh sad foam to animal power, 0111 f it frees from t h e laborakey, 26 6 Lo w nlecre c or eay druggist, in CUM mmtandeg fIXTGENATED WATER.—Animal heat in kept ap In the coldest weather by daily drenibta of On-mated Water. Flesh made Crow the Laboratory, VS, Long-eere, or Want say dnidslet. GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON !`HEAP a the AIRR and CALDER GLASS D 0117.11 COY PANT Is ter KALE, at RBDUCRD PRIM, the premises at Sr.. 'bade west, rintrAlft. Wag required tar wharf purposes. Orders fur all the new petters& and the patent peed bottles as moat, treat the works. Yorkshire. and the aloe, Y. Upper Thansesaireet. Clap. riCAL.--GEORGE J. COCKERELL and Co. Eat cods WI. as SOL —IS, (lOUS and UNTRACTABLE HORSES ‘-., Broken rood ampere& ard aosed, b Dumb Jockeys. Parcha Of Whaterra, sod O. ldg p atenloraa....frau' I2a. LekKair rads W' bring damps ..has lar. Robber 8p rt no ter Straps. , lock on bire.... IL a-u•ek. lILACKWILLo raddbar, 260, Orfordoaraaa, w., war the I lanais Arab, Palmate*. WASH YOUR m DOGS WITH /ULMER'S aims. • • JOHN GOSEELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PASTS la reektW anpartos an/ Tooth Potrekr. eves the 'Teeth • peart-Itke proteses the 0111115111 bee dew, and imparts plied*: Leaven°, to tbe breatid hies aW. JOHN COW ELL snd Co's PATENT TRICHORMIAN, or newly-Invested ElAtit-BRUSH, the aterhaaterl cambric:ties o which soceoptlehes the M eallar operatioted chwootart and stmeltatwovaly. EpperThemewei., Late ot 12,Thresitteg-ct ,Lowberd.st, Ueda'. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from . ran set frees oa platinised die* fa ed.: tau set, L 6 *dna, 10s. ; full set, 49 ow gold, from 15a. to Sb , fun set from Li! to stopping, weld, axtraellos by load asia4bnia, fa : under cklornione, Ina: old Mb refitted or allowed for. Consultation tree. Mr. WARD, all D.. sad over 10 >ears Practical Dentist to the Profeedea.— le& Ottord-atreet, W., between Duke sod Orchiud-etree* HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well koown mellow can only be had al U. Wort Pausal Ire* orpodas Oa Width Maas Onlea TIN vary NA dad lia sod 114.-11101 LAS HALM aid "t riallikad Cl6l l 4 4. ib IL ili• Dia"" ar 1.1111 " r a India likek 1.1.. RUPTURIIB.-13y Royal Letters Patent. — WI! Ina MOOMAIN LEV= 7911.765 •perfseted sad exhibited in the Exhibition, ISM) is allowed 'by upwards of IN seedfcal gent!euren to Do the moot eNeethelaiwilloa ia the MS. the treatment of Hernia. The we of a dad s(1 hurtful in its effects, lo here avoided. a soft worn ranee the body, while the requisite rivettiar power the Mumma yap sue PA.Yiaw Meat ; Mad with esninciteg sad ineeencee that it cannot be detected, sad MU be 1141111 duress A ilesodpewe eireehr wag be bad, mil the trots eit the ttreeetteeeneapi the weft two tedine Wo tan : i t tent to the maker; Mr. WMU., ell, Plecedilly. An winielleal Ides en lin Rowe principle. and a female to wait epos hates. FRENCTI MIDIOINZB Pniparolllgr 01111LAULT mad P. COMM TO auf. MUNOZ Niiouccr, nivt. LNYERWAL 011 LOCAL nrw MAIMS AGIN!, . MATICO. nib new *rutemeft bul pre=l od a trern tko .bawl re Pomba people ron au = ar Wier nt rer.r.nua wakes& any ot 1 major it y cd pirreens tear ta Priv bed ' Ibrador bra t sued; Gerverao. and Iwo York saw • cat =th a gn 1 ill=w m acceopTy each bottle sod piedib,, of.= . .. TIES BILLARTAST TO MR. GARRISON. — endings at the breakfast bald in honour of Garrison last Jens bare bean peblislied= form, em speedos delivered at this io baying been revised by am weaken. Dlr, Isbn tbe Doke of Argyll, Berllsteisll, Mr. 3. FL KM. • Garrleam, *fr. Otago Tiesepeoe, Wr. ilseasfeld, Mr. W. V. Hareolut, and Non. E. L. Stanley. The volume is edited by Mr. T. W. (a soy, wile vrilisa ea latter dvatilms. A subscription list Les been opened for the pur ples a prewa ,R portrait of Big alEfessUle* by eniinant rl, is be presented to tin stagy of Mole and to be placed in the Teen eters the bad ness J the soot) is foe tbe Yms befog eeadsebsd., Up wszas of 31301. box bouisherb aksedial. ' ItETNOLIX4 and SMITH, of 23, Coleman: @Meet, LC., bora their larp expericum la BANK RUPTCY proosedlw, can render peat assistance to aB per sons In pecuniary Milminm larmediste protection at parson and property. SOL of Sale. Trust and Compositioa Dee . pre pared. Arraagements made wail creditors. Money advanced on mortgage, bills of Ws. Lo. No charge for cormaltation. 71EBT8 COLLECTED.—REYNOLDS and 111. Cotsaaaa street. £C. aadertake the 00L LECTION of DEBTd upon a mall filed charge and per restage Tb.Y have • very parevatiors Perm= of eontelling movient Baterenees dthe highest Amami& THREE YZBEE PIGEONS. DAINTR an I 00., DYERS sad CLEANSE. Da:Ahead. Bertnondm M. Leiceiter.equari; 99, McAint .trees, Oronster-streare. REILLY-COMBLAIN RIFLE. The mod Wavle and ellaetlve yet awed to the publie.—N. IL RULLI and Co,. anit. law Oztord-streat. Londe& ; Branch lateblidunenta, 916, &bawd-street. London, and t, Rae Bern*, Pada S ECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFES.—Why prober new Oahe when Yol nry bare somedrand. by Iltter, and every other eminent maker, reel In every regret to new. at half their prior from hoarse° , MVO. the Bombay and other bank I allures t—Prices free.-0 e 3, Cannon-street. B.C. DirRUCTIVE FIRE, 17, TOWER ROYAL, .gt i ;Y. Jae 6, 1008.—The whole of the Books, ate ,of A. Len se4 00. wen saved iNdapued, helve thepesiled hi TWO PATIINTIt&PA O Off TANNII, Re liance Lock sod SW Warehouse, to, Webrook. Ida. !Wood load Rates from 1,310 a NOW READY, }CCE HOMO." By the Melt Hon. W. N. GLAD/M.ONR, N.P. Crown Oro, &s. THECIIIIIRT of HISTORY. 117 Juror Yonne, LLD. New, and relargod Edition. Crown Imo, M. In. THE DISCIPLE; and other Poems By COmmin MsrMONALIs, A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, Author ut " Within and Without," ea. Cruwn tiro, de 11. • 64, Culemanetreet, LC., Negotiates Partnerships, estate tv. , wad adJosts hookser Miring' aereents,efteeta ernmeemeola with sTI' DIES of MUMMER from the OLD IMMANENT. By creditors without publicity, sad accoonts tar Court of THOMAS GUTHRIE. D.D. Post 100. Ts. Sd, Bankruptcy. Sales et Reversions, We Interests, and Annuities . .. ' ellesSed, sad mossy obtained In cormauska with Lilo Anseriaem F.4tAYS from "GOOD WORDS." By him Watts, Antbot of "The Retire of lel h." Crown leo, el ODNITXTS : 1. limnahts for the New Year. 6. Some Thoughts on Tress Novel Antiquities. Composition. 3. Christianity Vindicated trout 7. On Public Faeenttens. Alleccd Tendencies to Parse- 8. Report of "A filsint:ne on cntion. Strikes and Lock•mite ' 4. he story of John linss. 0. Railway Accidents, and hof the Life of 'lsolate Chief Sociable* against them. mancel Fletcher. 10. Lee Aphtree ATKIPSON sad Ob., FAMILY. DIRAPERI3.I Simples cd an kWh or mem Goods fonwardisd on apfl o catlong3it c al a ill co eltre for hou ertlep sehold ld or li . :Zonlo t t a ":„.„ reduced market prim Fancy Flannels for Dressing Gowns, Cricketing or Bowing Shirts. This Season's Prints, printed Cambric* and Brilliant. from the Bret manufacturers. Soon* and Irish Damask Table Cloths, Dinner Napkins I slu r= frisk, sad Barastov Shertinda linekalmek, Medical, and Turkish Bath Tows.. Blankets, Counterpanes, Table Covers. do. 198 to B.S. WRISTS' LhafT/LIAIRJDOZ-ROAP. UMW. I OESIS WRITTEN tort Clll6. By Two Iltratrro , . With Illustrations. Zelroo, cloth lc ed. Vit. • WEEK-DAY SIMMONS'. By R. W. DALE, WA. Crown Mo. 5a -41.1 a former mealion we spoke of Mr. Dale's preaching posers in terms of high commendation; We are bound to say that thiA little volume fully Justifies all that was then said ; ; haled, that It in • further carrying out of Mr. Dale's peculiar poser whi, h we thee noticed ; that. namely, of putting practical I n...:ters In the strong light of ChrietJan common stuns and cur r> in , ! eohviction, even to the dullest mind, of the instate of his 1.1.;me end melee We can only recommend our readers to . lay this volume of Mr. Dale's In stock as soon as may he. For raiding aloud. and exciting friendly discussion. we hardly know any modern book like It."—The Dean of Unite:bury in the "Con. tc•ipoirall Renew." A FRENCH eOI , NTRY FAMILY. My Medium DI WITT. 'lnsulated by the Author e( Jolin Manta; Oastlemma." ith Illustration& Crown Po. ba sTARLING. By ?touting MACLICon, D.D. !voles, poet Wvo, his. •• lie. weenie% many of the beet qualities whkh make n His keen Weight and power of analysis ettalie him &ale, not were stock characters, hut real Using noes end women. In many roepeela sipecially in the way In which be draws the lower Smith orders. Dr. Macleod reminds no of George Eliot. lie has the wee WC it we may so call it, of . i mam—of really reporting what people do my. Rat above Ms tb: in power, we value the spirit of the tale. Such a story as • Mc, with the flue mealy character of the sergeant. cught In they days of vile sensationalism to be doubly welcomed. We emphatically commend it to oar reatien."—Westmlneter Itcrievr. IMPREGNABLE SAFIB and LOCKS. 1 Messrs. HOBBS. HART, sad CO. esli the WNW stasiktill• of Bankers, Goldsmiths Jewellers, cad others Is pommies of x. valuable properly. to [fair SAM which Is so . coustructed as to be las spinet all the artifices d THE WIZARD of the MoUNTATIr. By WILLIAM Ortli/MT. th e h er o ic in the nee of dm the wedge, the screw, or the Aetna of " Dr. Austin's Gads," de. 2 vole, post ilvo, 21s. I erewhwe, b y w o w s u m w oe eme mode heed together by a I " Mr. Gilbert is an author whom we are always Mad to meet. ... Am , of ~,,,,uni.,.. ' naia d a 16. --- ad - p me sk. of T h,mth ur , 1 Ile Is one of th e few real storytellers lee to a He poseesses an a w ,7 e - hee hew" "lied was . a i tni a nah, sa sa a s i sm a m aw , I art almost loot to the other follnwers of his craft—the art of „one maw, with the whim of th e oh withal Th... The making us believe in his thorough sincerity so an artist. As • doors ere dee meters .. by a alady.bmaaaa lea, which W ',bundle psychologist be has so rival"—London Review. invaeroble samba the swing Wad dam of burglere, as well es Xt. the most veleutific merhsaielems. LIVE::[ of INDIAN OFFICBM, illastanifie or the History of the Lechs of every o esee tpti oe . ono isensissn holds, deedliug (rill and Millie Services of India. By JOHN WILLIAM houses, Be, at mode . tn. K All, Author of " The Histure of the War in Afghanistan," appliewtiew te hisem . eix. a teehe id ie Lc lee.. I vols., Mon livo, MA " We say at once that move admirably-neaten and Interesting narratives ale namely to be found in day literaters. . . . . Mr. DA"'S ORTCHtdAr. DIAMOWD CIKIIMNT. Kaye's 'Lives of Indian dawn' will take • place among the Aa invaluable preparation Mr londift babas standard books of Nogland."—Atheateum. ilea stethenorre, woods, eablest-work. mid fancy artities 'id. xii. every description, with extreme sheath and neatness . • Pronrk- LoTTA SCHMIDT, and other Stories. By ANSIIOIIT Toomone. slots for the mat Awake, et sang It • As three M are serv al tai Peet Soo, Ink Id. graceful imitations of the Dismood Cadet, the public can " Mr. Trollope Is as nteetarel In his short stories as In his avoid failure and diteppatotroeet ally by Win. eation in par longer novels : and Ms mead in "The Chronicle of Bared; and diming nose without fAll r• "I. Deny' as the wrapper. • tome Schmidt ' Is & amain sw ee ten, ere dh o hl e o....oot t weiey Nothing was ear sold by tL *g ra l ase ll of Disssowd Corneal merlons Review. to his tayeation. W.ll—iirebitand bypIABICLAY ad 60N11, sm. . No. an. larringdonurnat. Pries, D. per bottle. SCRIPTURE PORTRAaII; and other Miscellanies. From the published writings of A. P. Fremont', D.D., Dean of Wed. 11T 00L410031113 BALSAM OF SPERMA =buten Crown Sen. 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Ild., and three times the Quantity la one, to. 9d. Be 1 1 1014 T and CHRISTENDOM; being the Boyle Lectures for ..,.....k h. I),..oweee na Lem ptid The geneme Isom. By Y. H. PLOHrillt, M.A., Professor of Divittity, King's on i n a ... N . g..... 5.06.,.. Tisk o Wallin Lambert" se collefo. Derry Pm lia. paved on the stomp. " The Boyle Lectures for 1968 will and not unworthily by the side of these produced by Prof. Plumptre's mod eminent pre- yr HZ PH AHMACOPOCIA. decease's. In them he displays, withrare force and constant readiness, all the vmmtrees of a ripe scholar, a keen critic, and An *drat from theme ed Edition ( pegs IM an chemist writer."—Athennius. 1 int Tread/Jon of the FINMaCOPOBiIi of the Royal Collage of THE itoIIANCE of CHARITY ; Übe an Accent of some Physicians of Londe , . Remarkable Institutions ou the coattseot. By JO" Di i "La ter B pr. t igi r. Callsr . d .... i n in em bil tinapronea llr 14. g. "( spiedirf 4.4 Co. illo !AVON Crown Bvo. 56 „ Mr. De Leible may well call his volume The Routines of • Pharomooptetal that we ban so impetve men Ind whoa Charity; for his mitesthin of INNS owsrPelli fiction In *Maim dem yet we loan That anatorriodlat proem cannot ness. It is not very creditable that adhere& works of Cheldfes Isar !HON sielpt 12 be In the them of . love should be absolutely unknown to, or unapprodatald by. Ss COCKLIMI approved leaden and principal advocates of our church system ?ELM iv nigland. Some of the meowed given by Df. Be lAMBI are • most affecting and truly iroaderfuL The Dem of Centabery which iblr e zed sam, peassoopy. NM . white I in the "Contemporary Review." think are lab • soot of eoeir Zta i rl i kii eorlay zeal. of Aid lifrel. l are* fr ft - ee . reark ged by • ESSAYS. By Delia Goznowsia. Orono pro, to Aar* to vocal apt arreelio - bre fri4t OriaTnitYa 1 I lidadclrirgrOort=olodirtor No Wog • I. one Mode Wornen.--2. Hardened in Good.-2. Prayer,. dB& I look okil as sib fed* od conalourom sad an 4. Popular Religious Literatore.-6. Cleiniisson sdleonee and dos" hiatus to a n a la as the. bee 4. di t i 4. "We highly vaine all the Ms ays for their good sense, and OM : • .. .ef rear alreffel ... = aid • dm _f relittif Nun barty rengtoneness, ad fee ilie fredissies and PIMP OIOIOO . IP r s o l assY of their stria Tadao" they 6:em erne of the moat o __ *. • .....,. ........, 41 4 la - TiljdfaiL, WDBlld b.i... ahniralde pied for, mil daimon 04.Chnenas Philanthropy srassaml7 l.l 6m . """"Xkanve °. mania era ire latel B =l hoe Ill%reas l44 -Mgrormist. t ib =tl r is . ; . - :, .. sad Co., ; CONVitintanielMg no 1 4 , 41 / 51 Z leystinik , biti • : imul avr . 441 17 7 I N .tat[ a.. Nit , • '1 f b-:.-7i, Slow ' thi Arid Jr *Ariel st==s i : •iatei b be to imayll44l4•44lsMilt • alf estrasib—Ha pseldve =habit II limpotaiiißtailli r Wit• It is now** b 1 4•40 - ellus n ig ti5a7.., 1 :4 0 414° ,!. . 141. - 4i31„, ut . ~.... , ,„,,,,„,„„.: ...., ..,..... ..........r......., bake( We sipmeilk - alieleklissa difilsb: is QM Sham* as disinstalk AS ALAWlliglw 1 4" "O h lr a d - " 6 ,I IIB #WID Il i* . I &bats* 1 tooto =opot7. As to an ...dowybant of As As Os piusiblo ea gig Amin it ' • , ili. mail pOsore as irss ilifsditsf pt . * II& . alloN 'ma gal 4 onspirlat um. rim eentimma emplisleMa boned the aggrgie MM u 1 The llJew 4 4msTal" Avbat 1 , 4 "'- 1V 6 r!‘ 114 .3. 6 . 1 1 1 ! • b tr i o u r : 1 1 11. 75z MU rferiiiMiek heti He err floabit hi Übe At& iski• 4/ANIMA faseery• feature+ is thi Ahateries emmindily• milk mini& the speaks", en tam Metal skis desennelathe /shwa of unimmity adulation which the semomeneet and the bastion of ministers bumped to the establish, I went. Mr. Rattly defended the mega, oludiisten on the church question by the Lei:gasp ind eadtairod at Lord Russell mai Mr. Otedftem• ; bet the IWO Pe ramilks that s ministry which seeks its rub of seam in the Amin end esouses of Mt prelimesses to self-masisend of M"'""'. The Jl;ersing Post madders that the ,government has broken down in its first trial. Instead of Winging forward huge and determined measures, it has only to propose the portpocemeat of serious questions, wbfle It suggests mirror propetitions which, in principle, are as °Heed* as say greater pion The policy id the geveramerit is not only a weak attempt at poelponearent, inn it le a 'Puerile effort id bribing. Unam thus eiretneatimote it meant be ter prising that the roajoritg of the house should take mama together and ask themselves toe what possible public advantage they should still permit the existence of the govemoset of • minority bared upon intimidation of its own side, and bribery of the ether. The Herold thiabothat, skeet as is the sympathy for Ireland, and earnest as the den* is to relieve her eager , ings sad satisfy her real or even leaded wants, the speedups delivered from the heating below the gangway on the liberal aide repel that sympathy, sad reader the desire less active and leas hopeful. They are calculated neither to promote the cause which the srekers 'sponse, nor to improve the andentandiag between the two coun t tries. Moe Herold observes that in rebuking them dim tribes Mr. Hardy sea only serried with him the beast, . feelings if the hoes*, bat IQ ha* with him the me* of Buglead and the approbation of the bast sad wisest is Ireland as well. The Bier remarks that it was evident enough before the , debate nu adjourned tow shallow were the Ideas' of the goverment in proposing their university game, and bow little faith they had in it. ma net asap* el the speak* lust night I. a great addltkes to the strength of the liberal appeal to the hitting:sues el this country, and the isms will not be law doubtful in parliamentary strength. The Tdeprept sees no cause for regret in the proepest of the debate ending without the distinct affirmation or denial of a resolution on the subject of Ireland, The tendon of the legislature moat fleet be devoted to the Irish church, but fuller consideration of that matter by the public is necessary. To-sight Mr. Gladstone will speak:mad it' is for him WAWA*. 11.411140 81/111.../SIM. peseibility ci mioapprithethien. that the Wrath aps de. terminal to obtain " ecalesiandeal equality" in the sister kingdom. THE EDUCATION REHM! OF TRW The government is believed, soya the Times, to have accepted in the roadie of eduestioe, the two pdaelples el a compuleory rata where without a rate nothing eon be done, and grants in aid by the role of payment by results. So long as any parish or town fa evidently educating all the children that are to be educated no change is to be made. If, however, a town or a parish wishes to rate itself for the purpose, or If, what really emus to the some thing, there ere in that town or that parish numbers of &Hann growing up without education by default of volun tary efforts, then it is, the MRS believe', to be proposed that a sufficient rate shall be levied. Wherever the work has to be done by a rate it is to be supplemented by a payment acconfing to revolts, which it will become the interest of the ratepayers to keep as high as possible. The Dade, Pews urges that, bevies a measure embody tag she principle of a toed mee—as an ultimate resouroe— and the present vehintau system there is ao intermediate resting place ; and that any attempt to expand the present system by relaxing the oreditions apes which grants to wheels are obtained would manly aggravate existing evils, without reaching the districts which receive little or no assistance from the Treasury. The principle of rating asst be insisted on at all baserds. The only roman* open to the government, if they were to reed, would be to lower the stands/4 of diaieney to Numb a degree that almost any school will be admitted to a share in the parliamentary grant. rains 17W101f6. The Daly Telegraph draws attention to a case decided by Mr. Juries Leek at Manchester, whkk is et gnat rake es ►aving steered away 'pertain arable as to the anseent at preissiiss whisk the fords baking* to kedge unites remise keen the imam law. la this ease a tree- saner to an Operative House Painters' datireistion was sharged with forging a banker's paw book, and defrauding the society of about 8001. In a preview care of a similar bind It was ruled that a society existing far the of trade was not entitled to the henget of tbe Friendly Bois tke acts, and tits internee was drawn Oat weak a body could not appeal to the law few aid spinet** defaliations of its own case bsewers. Mr. Jostice Lush, however, decided that, although such seeieties maw* claim the benefit of one pants:raw sot, their melon ere, as is& victuals, entitled to the seine preterites as erdinery rill:ass, and as is wee afar that lie sea bed aonmasisted a forgery under the 8011116011 law, be was punished wsordiegly. THE PEOPLE AND THE GREAT PUBLIC SOHOOLIL Replying to a letter el Mr. B. Stanley R. Joni* georelary to the Nation' &sift for the Stetotatten of Endocrine* 11r..1. S. BSI mitts :—" Bleekheatitipettr, • ~F eb. IS, 38111.-IJour Sir,--I thervagbly approve Ma object of Mir glipdadia, W Tau al wlllok will be very great whoa pesiberwi dosss to deal with the Issas ef the grareesez .oshoeis el the eerug, the report on widish is abut* to be posesabei to the Lama The ewes ' wheels isolulai he the bill new Were the bows war. originally dielgaul (ea the hl heat sad mast esatly Meru , than whiob the *Mut ipoisiduigaire. such u would get * given to a ailed perdu, set to ell ; sad this h deft Mat which is fa the*** of theme whit are aftespilaili . reform the grew abuse of thaw ashosh. Bat the pr* ,alfis which I uphold its that the per** who skald - ire piesied to reed* the eiscatica gives at the highest pious of edseatioa should be thaw (et who**, mho , ass) who hero nest ihilegolebeil thiamin* to MINI other Bohemia Which aro the inartr p,ifitafittsf higheak.—l as, dear eh:, 'owe vary di J. S. Stanley R. Jams, Neg.' The prizes sad esdilimill .•, ". ' ' ireaolielatee ASe NG se r were presseted W ' , .. • • . bail, Nottingham% by th o Her. t .1f , , Tiler‘ eget easter, sad late Neel muter at Seneca. . Bt RA Sae, me Dow.--Thadire's ' • , .... • ASK deems lbo mess,. ill . .11 - - cog. Trois from —Moo Is.. of WI ' of Buda sad New :•{Adviltl6llll.l •1110111,C, Vl4lll SO mewing NO9PITA4.. ORE anal `Z il e WI/big. . -*oil yeettraii 11111E40111a hi11e.41111‘40111111. , allkAitkrillholeteLl iiktoeilhodhieismEtudifailiiiionesie ass= elbilleildisi aped..l4ehi., a* iale/10 akhelollhlw WASP 11 10..t00t a . . / 6 14 : .40 6 r t. i = s 1 t I . 1 . 2 .:FA thii 'Naomi* /Nee ewe trill eerieWdi buildable of t.u.,-.41•3 iii Welk fiat lidillifis0:01111/11isetat blab rad pia, adopt lithi akfiarbkoi aitkaksellkele-M•Oprete,vast 01041 Pit while elle4 4 14; 1414•23001994.10 th 1 4 1 14 end yams* a , km, pit Air. ' t: lierierklithihem ilia rig. deldiiime— i 0 ipis 1 et beds elf 'Mist Oyer, Mho' eallir:el.utellildli• et PON.* ofittlii Mika OM& • t" , c 4 ,1 w, : .', ' ,Ker Repel RideresPsieeeekarielies wee a Wm of *Ale crib elititelti 1111milli with Hoori4l.e. ; a petki• i g a t mak himaterk s Me ea4lforgitee hoe end trams ; Lea jet end fostlias sad lit allilai ; clam, ' noire sad Perksiiiii • ' " if & 1411 ' Others BMWS Louie ninon eAufehi 41 lake seehosithpritioese it tube rear silk linseed- idift seeliie el POW WI Aria. ; !Ali lisiake ilfro o6 in* dimmiiaisit 1i 419raNK faMair t awl roste4 ..4....Aimana. :•111A04% 411 11 1 ”11140k The !taiga siabsemaere sad Wahine haring boa preemies& is the enter et their recedes«, the followteg pieleatelion took flan is the diplasatilailada : 1* the fifsentsey of 81eter-31eal. Sherwri, CU* d'Affaires fir hie Majesty the Kist .1 the Netherlands. The dipimatie circle was atewled by most of the forefga sedisiesaors awl raisaten. Tb• Vatted Stake envoy we. aleist Mar tutavaidabls unk . enstrh.priss" wa4c7 •• ths • lite ri altr ad . jit I AT SIC • ** • •fr sP7oo" .. Zisd, k tie • tdisally them on ce • week dewing th e Lentos seesaw. ikeessnisaos with a very bille emstom, Tbit ge oastthridgs was pressen Is bi t ty of Yrs. of the Hoepital, sad their Royal sad Princemeesompanied Dim as gabs. On till esembes the whole of the t 750 in lumbar, an essinstamW to bp in public in t asi c teat hall, bat tsW ivaider Ha ll sad Ordt is the largest ail smbelisitsig is the whole Wistespelits. tis • (regal meal. of bread and theme and s bawled milk lee wok: = ll , = l id in s infilttr 1:111KIIIIIT, and ilre materials of paosscried lab th e ball hi Is by the On ow of them acesidaws, Is Marsh, • A rta bad tie lab White Oefwest herma i S Isiegital with a visit. the rseasethamee of wltirch is still treasured there. Last bomb( the royal visitses arrived at the bottlatioa abort 7 o'clock, Id were remind the esteems with bort mut resgeot pei b i L g the tremble 9 11 '..Yolthte While/ sad y• of the goesesan, isteltdlssy Mr. Aldeffsaa' Oestsi sad Mr. Aldessaaa Othimme. Theses they 'reran:omA dated be the governors' pillinde mom sad afterwards es ' taste! girin h g a l l is 111. l ie lai the . " . tia s, and thee accompanying the Ponce et Welds, followein a bag line o eompany Urivereeltir earryl t a d vands. . s 75sev i !: and tie relied lis llLtate: sed,tls4=lolwat bake* iliemineled.t 11.i.r4011110.0LAR1A1P9024. circumstances. The Haninatio Eahriotor ens linable to attend hens onntlened indisposition.. The Bannon ear*, wild ant be proreat so aceoNuat cilikaterobr death et Mpg 'Attie of Bavaria. goass/ circle was well rounded, and included several at her Majesty's ministate. The following presentations to her Xajtesty took plate, the names having been previously IeIN at tiro Lard Cham berlain's case, - mod subtotaled foe ber Majesty's ap proval Mr Zomba /Latrobe', by her mother. Mrs. Ai:Aerobia Mitt Adams. by Ism =Mier, Mtn Adatna. Mra Adams, et Aortry,lq Taft liorthcote. JoaMbea Baird, by her mother, Mrs G. A. Maude. Mb& lam larasas, by ber mother, Mrs. timaeasteetS. Vismarams Merriestoo, by lady Corollas *aril:igloo. Plerame Berdosice, by ber vestiler, viscountess 7=6-Harry, by ber mother, Mrs. Reotth-Tarry. inns areatallae &inmost, by les anther. tie Bea. Mrs. Miss 11= gat y Mrs./Meet. Miss leblimmams, by Mrs. MithatteMato. Miss Biles P. Bouverk, by bee mother, Mrs. Thi/ip T. Prince of Ws* en his tight bend, and the Primwes and Ifra Fader' WM6s, the wife of the tivemerer, on hie left, the boys sang the Old Hundreith Psalm to an ao- I companiment on the grand organ. The prayers and:MOW usual on ouch °cations were next read by one of the Gradans (Kr. Roberts), three taps being given befell; each with a wooden hammer on a table to enjoin silent* among the hors, according to custom. A hymn and after- Muds sm anthem followed, and thhep the boys at dawn to I anse, which lasted about half an hour, and while it wee being discussed their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Waite sad the Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by the treasurer, walked mend the tables. Supper ever, the remnants of the meal were sellseted in baskets, and borne I away on the shoulders of some of the older boys, the whole , 750, those enrrying baskets among the red, presenting themselves in oos before the daia, and making each an obeisance to the royal visitors. Tim National Anthem, accompanied by the orlon, wee then rung with 6u,; elect by the whole of the pupils, at the conclusion of which three enthusiastic cheers wets gives —first for his reiral highness the president, next foe the Prince, and thirdly with extraorthaary vigour, fur the Prisms. With that the ceremony terminated, and the royal party took their departure. On leaving they were again loudly cheered by the scholars assembled in the padres& mad by the mond onkel& —Timm. _ _ Illbs MAX Ness.by hantether, Idra • lady Mary BINH. by the Ifereldonan of las Puma aleaat lbeamak an Itee -q- ae.. by lad 7 Iheesuunia Hon. !Oa antwynd, by Lady Barbers Chategyna abnylkes Ides Hese Claes. en Der reeerlep, Irt ie tt i u mu Dneh e x of Web IL= la the absence of the Countess of gg.r al s ill r il eintt lai rey thb re eo zotta ier Lady Cerser iay ai rra b riadkr, by the Ron. Wm Parnell 111berbibi, by the bfirchlaneee of tellsbury. Ms. filealwat heave* on her revarfaae, by Lady ILlbabeth I Astliar. Tbs MIA. km Nabob Donate, on bee Lardy* by the Lady Demo% Tfe Ley Abeztua Dal, by her Meter. the lletchbolsea Tons- ISChealotte Zaertee, by bin mother, Lade Hwy !agrees. fflieeeL by Yen Sawa. Hai. Mrs Algaigegton. by Leal Egerton by e lto TIN lid Aden* Tine, on her marriage. %tie ( datable of Ifra Arthur Garrett, on her manteae, Ly the Hon. lire. WILLS AND BEQUESTS. The will of Sir Norton Joseph KnatehhuH, Bart., of Me:slism-hatch, nest Ashford, Kent, Wes proved in the Leaden Court, oa the 22nd Mt., by Sir Henmens, Edward Knatchbull, Bart., the son and surviving executor ; Henry Lake, Esq., of Lincolak-inn, the other executer, having predecease I the testator. Ho appointed his wife and his eas Hugessen guardians of his infant children. The personal property was sworn under 25.0(01. The testator was the eldest eon of the late Right Hem •Mr Edward Knatebbiall, Bart., Paymaster of the Forms, and away years M.P. for Kent, who died in 1849. Sir Nor ton was a magiatrate and De uty-Lientenant for Kent, aid died at his town 5 plass, on Feb.het, at the age of 60. res t i s ame ll bears date Deo. 6,1800. He has bequeathed to his wife all her jewels sal paraplitr- I calla , and the musical instruments end furniture that was eelledlor own, se well as that which wee iii her own teem ire beedeir, and all the plate, except the silver tea-kettle sad eoffee-pot presented to him by the Kent Life-o Mes which I. tepees as heirloomewith the ponemorof the estate of Meeslum-balish. He barn bequeathed his shares in the Kent Life sad Fire societies and all his real and remind estate to his son and 11111701b0r, Sir H B. Knatehball, Bert. The will of Samuel Byres, Faq., of Ansley, Leeda, Yes k sthe hire, pea field by his son in-law, Abner. ftmuel re t a tie a we i 11, of Ansley C Ihiannbent of St. Marks, We e edlimise, Leeds ; sad Williaii Lapin, Req...44 RI the joint acting executors and Mists*. 'The wee sworn under 1,290,0001. ia the Belted Kinedom of Britain and Ireland. The MR is ' data ' lleasle. 5,„ 1864, . and there enlh I emettic - 18012 vs* 2587. The testater died- - • January 1 1868. He has bequeathed 1,0001. • Par to his daughter, Ana Medea, wife of his ementor, the Rm. S. Kettiewell, and after her decease he leaves 5001. • year to her husband for his life. He bequeaths 20,000/. to his grandees, Samuel /lyres Wilson. the child ef his said dar.ghter by her former husband (lecremed). There axe several legacies to servants and others, and the following charitable bequests—vii, the Leeds Cenral Infirmary, Leeds Dimeneary, and Leeds Home of Rea*. very. each 200 /. Th• resides of his property, real and personal. he lave, in trust for all the children of his said I daughter by her husband, the Rev. S. Kettlewell. The will cud codicil of Henry Tall, Rm., of 16, Cork street, Barlington-prdena, were proved in London on the 29th ult.,under 140,0001. He appointed his brother, Richard Tull, Esq., and his 11Whilw. Albert Richard TuU, Ne 9.,, executers ; and his NaM sePew, and Edward Jenne Rhoades, Esq., of Rugby, trutises. To the two last named be leaves each • legacy of row., foe the trouble they may be pat to. He has bequeathed to his said nephew. • legacy of 10,0001. steels in the Bank of England. He leaves the ram of 20,0001. to trustee/ for the benefit of his rime, Isabel 8. Toll, the daughter of his said brother, Richard TuU, end her issue. He de- Mese his real estate so his brother Richard, and also leaves him the residue of his personal estate. There are the feßowieg charitable bequests :—To the Society for .Pre‘ Biotin Christian Knowledge, 1,0001.: the Brampton Coa mnaption Hospital, the Royal Berkshire Hospital, and the Royal Free Hospital, Gray's-fan-road, each 100/., all free ac=. The will is dated May 18, 1860, and there are i, legacies by the oodicaL dated Sept. 17, 1867. The testator died Jan. 8,1868. The late Miss Ann Lookwood, of Betchworth, Surrey, whom will has just been proved in London under 40,000 L, has left to the Society for Promoting Christian Know ledge the sum of 28,0001. funded property. —Ph:strata London News. ions leek& calla soarrhae, _by ea (bantam of Nellie. Yea ANnid Osidesabl. by Lady noidmald.' Oa" on b marriage, Se tap Vfmowttess Mare Seirair Illedtrrbrlar usseserhatillelernieW NOW lees Nary Banns Hamilton, by her mother, Mrs. Compatrick Ylwßee Wandikioll. earmeoe Hardy, by her sant, Mrs. ethane Hardy. Mm. emir Hawkins, by lady Wank, of Merle'''. Hayes& on bar maniege, by lady Halter. Mime Dully Ilestheoe, by her dater, the Non. Mr.. WI/Lans Proby. Mime Wally Bates Hepburn. by Lady Illajoribankr, of amoebas. Letylllll.lady M Mrs. Dawd /Lee Ro ar me lhosia , on bee Diarrhea, by Lady Major& banks, of Onhiselesn. Lady Hilmison. on her marriage. by lady V. B. Johnstone. Mtn Loots& Jenkineon, by her mother, lady Jenkinstn. Mho Hylton Jodie. by lady Hylton Mims Anne Vag, by the Hon. Mrs Parnell. Hon. es. Litlelas, by lady Netherton. en lady XlealleSS, byes. Bleraell. Mrs. McArthur, by Mrs. Gatborne Hardy. lady Itsieens, by Mn. nallsorss Hardy. Miss Mary Mine, iry Mrs B. A. Maude. Mrs. Alkyd Meer, by Lady Maar. Ws. Charles YYget, by the lion Lady ileatieit. Mies Morena, by Lady Pollock. lltse Ads Musgrave, by bar mother. Mrs. Mses. Ms. R. does Peary, wits of the 1118 h emir of Consarron. shire, by Ms. C. 11.1111. Hamilton. Mn. Jamas Paler by Mrs. Pander. Honeurabis Lady licies th b i y I.4=nlock. Mrs. Yes eras, by Hardy. Omen of Bess. kg Domagre Countess of Sefton Mrs. Ossesseyinanr, on ber lasmisen by Mn. Howard-Vyis. badle Itmes. lig es no Mrs. Charles Soot& Mrs. Prase elm Stanley, lady Adam Manners. lbn Bers .... y l l les. Gbribmne li Zeitvits7sPerriseliar li tis. lashil Slane Mn. Ilesst,by bsricals ism Blandon. Mhs Van De smog am. Via De Weyer. MY Wee, by the Deem cd Marlborough. Mn. ally=er. Miss , Mrs. Wein. ladyi ra str4srpreshersigniees, by abe Constees of West moreland. MR. DISEJLRLI AND THE WORKING CLASSES.— The following communication hes been received from Mr. Disraeli by the secretary, in reply to the resolutions willed at the meeting held at the Freemasons' Tavern, --.-- .... for the purpose of expressing regret at the retirement el The fa-10161V statement a the exact scope vs Le m De r by w i f i de i n hi t atmeamt , " 10, Dottoioo . Mr. Coleridge's bill, new before the Howes of Commons , street, Whitehall, llarg e le, 1868.—Sir : Mr. Disraeli has may be useful for reference :—" The bill comprises Mr. resolved and read with much se ectios the resolutions Coleridge', and Mr. Boutettet w e o f p u t m e m .. It passed at a meeting of the Metropolitan Working Men's tire Association on the 6th inst of width yon applies to both universities, and dins meets the obiec dons ims = ines pod enough to send him copie s; end he do. al th an who a 01 1006 0" MAW hilliabitiwt it moreover , sires me to request that yon will mum to the members astatine the silemsds .I those who required the abject, if of the association his thanks for the honour which they dealt with at all, to be dealt with completely and finally. have dose hint.—l see, air, Jeer obedient servant, V. 'ir. For, if this ball is pulsed, the tests question at the ed. mi.. Fl sataaTLs A Novi. —Fred n.— ertet it. R Jo nes , l3"" of Be VeliTtithen, mei" will be settled, sit far Is regards parliament. has published a book ociataining many loathed@ of Amps' fai'd"'ental principle d the bin li the ts° 4lll iti ° ° I ti the sew MAL This ortrsordbary beck will be useful to national character of the national mats of learning. Tu.le w e n s and sh y den , b e n Limigghen to gr mit ub 7 , wadi& to waked out with des regard, on the ono It Gadd= • fell of ear marks for 22 perishes [ last, la the pain* lianas, es the other to the bide- moos& fallulutimlT- v Advertiser. pendems al the NAMPO VI self-astist misties. Au regards ~_,__,..,_1 1112 It!,___ l : 4ll W1A11__, 13 .7:, --01 ° Wedlltlo:Ys ihemiresdars, the ligialature paesaibes : as regards the ' Dan Cal a ': TT. ot r e co l h tl 73 th ° l7 o t i lr fid Emt i r l anages, it emebloo- The GPls* to the gooon'a "biceta Daniel Dryoeoll, en a leach part of the road m ean dm at the degrees, public profeseaships, and academical miles free Selby. The ev him., adduced against the pd. ogees, emoluments, and privileges, Is mandatory ; the maw thou& circumstantial, was very cogent. Qn the 'pada( of the allege fellowships sad cakes it penaladvo. of 29th of February, Drysooll sad Parked were Tim Ant ot Uniformity aid ether restrictive eels of the haddiethargedthen is 13 "e de T ionswon ike s h : hwe e l f' i tirlig i. and eirm ac s i ll iellkiblem aft tap nisi ; hat , I. far " "MN". the col - and silver, • silver watch, and a silver guard and at loges, the till dope short at regalia. esursigatien, aid ached. Parker , however, had only ls. 411. in menrAt ey beam each allege as pima Malt. These are the positive met together at the Red UM publialsonee, Refericy, mor t mut i r eg the to. On the woke die, k u „ Lu o i r s t: i t a lly t ti d id SOW refresht same beer s sasuß bo tt . C u e n eign l l i bi w tt i z ilt" sa mtl t° 41 • 11 " tr sat /*tea" t o i n t er f ere with shish is within throe allege! 4 417, scene of the nibrder, atistio . g law or ear, ea rapids (1) MealeishiPe of To- and en the morning rd the let inst. the dead body of d ewe d m ee k (seegkg; 3, •pmciso); or (2) College Psi. Drywall was found in a ditch by the side of Cc', road lamb* wad dim (Salsa 5) ;or (4) Th...harsan at 1 •21 1 alt; alidff: statics. The ,f _iti was covered withadara *Mk .414110 4. He Ueiverig " , ee the Celle g ee 17.47 i. 'f - .....b here arer:hisat se ve ra l fearful ppe•rlo ur e..„. en t•e h e i i: Will. ne. . unwed by s breaddable-lookiii; bludgeon which „: glisaigainglisiggegimisi Teton and students at Oar- Ins lying by the ride of the body. Titers- were Opillpeilgua hotesdapcc at elling upon nonscafansiet tae pools of blood en the road, and indicatiog ius t: ?,,,,sa..*. struggle having ceourred. On the mate day the Ifi til d dit° b° ,;.._ 4111, in te,___,_Tattr of 11 1 . „,_• Ce- , -- "' - ‘ , - ma slew to have pommies of silver wash , sps well Llurall°7 = I , "•7`''' ''''''' ''. ''' na geld, silver sad etym. oast, and he. -OF bia. 1116111 • .WM trotted %time la sot adored the W6Cli to man named Di Madam of pediamiellt lave bees infrollsood by opium- who, however, would haw saldsg tot *- it: M- Zarl lily 4111116 WM, sappostedi ; hut thiamin. ma Pre istfo;matiou io Orelleg Si How. am, ih is amhiged , ben ii _dl oag en Tuesday l a st, and ca omen m • field , ewland, the antihe milf wide 4Pa lio e ' a rlo tlolal_lelkw",_ bast bans offend to Dint, Ins "plealstruntder • M ila dil t the a• l e ~._ _•.••• hedge The plasm WU egarthseted_,_oo lierde i,.. . ..... and - when oberged wills tho maw nu* 4, and the, num mended to Ass thole „ii . • Dr. Procter, of Tat, had ...,747.64, it yi elluo Ilteedmmi sais ert hi nWe e lt t A T Ai t t. ! to and waietosat sari fetal two Vets . rd in on sash. The aster of ths Jfelhatersiegloalrilsois, and Cliales' Tamed Baas nrdiss. Nottiodm n . 42= t . Ig a gga l lh, tows. "' lbap rugs hevElld_J o l_,illa°Q, r afe ralle, i The primer said be hsi wads. to ay et provost, til t .404 11 lee n u ' e l,e'"'" e g g o "'"' "i se ,'" l 4 t ee t e : o r y e e th. ln asta yet wee asa mk t tin. abase, mil he was committed for trial at 1•I ta . a end ' he rr have ei a r ' e d. e '!' Id* plataggot err ran TL Darr —Honsimart's itaillo rap tertiary. call= nc. him to AN S l b is to Mr. CimidgA ba".a. , Zilla x ""`"" " 6 "___ ff . R * I rb""ht t i f = --- drat sa MEI Met Seib. 1 4 ma mirk e•ja.mmilmat,i . rpm minded ir.l-: . (.. ,: . - .. 414 tyitl-Pf 1. . 1 t , bus - ..11 ' MA. COLZEIDOrS ularziesrrY TESTS Autouriam BALL