The Express. — London, England, 1867-05-15 00:00:00

IMPERIAL HOUSE OF LORD .--T.. , 7AY. MAY 44. IN the HOINZ of Lour, ymtcrday, the Karl of altArrasaritv moved the aucond reading of the Clerical Vestments Bill. He said the ritualistic giractices .ow existing in many churches belonging to the establishment oompletel , altered the charm,- terof man of ou*hurches, and assimilated the mode of conducting the services to that of the church of hums. The object of the bill was to prevent that in future, lad this he propot.ol to effect by giving the force statute law to the bath mom. 510 An bbishop of CANivrx.t.: lIV Said, an there escre m.,!vi:•al cases now pending in the courts of Saw, b:•hops had not thonght it advisable to Saki; acts, until those cases were decided. The linc.ient bill he looked upon as unnecessary, and thought thl heads of the church might be left to deal with Vie difficulty. Ho moved the adjourn !wilt of th • debate for two months. In the mean time the , nuitission which had been appointed 'would sit, and their recommendations be made 'known. The Bishop of LONDON felt that the time had come when the heads , of the church must act, and Iwheit ling must be done to remove the state Of uncertainty in which the law was at present ishrouded-i lie supported the bill, although it did loot remedy all the evils complained of. The Bishop of OX KIDD strongly oppoeed the bill. lIL vas impossible to overrate the gravity of the Suoveutent, but this bill dealt with the least part of the evil. Ile appealed to Lord Shaftesbury to *wept the proposal of the Archbishop of Canter fbury, and to let the commission prepare the way jor legislation. The Bishop of DVIIRAN stongly denounced Vitus.lima, which he said was alienating numbers of devout p.:raons from the church, and driving them over 0 dissent. The Earl of DRIIIIY supported the amendment. The bi!! dealt with a very narrow fringe of the whole subject, and left untouched the observances, which were :he real object of censure. The house• divided, and the adjournment was carried by 61 to 46. The Inclusure Bill, the Local f:overnment Sup plemental Bah, and the Land Drainage Supple mental Bill were respectively read a third time and pried.. _ . . . Th,.? house adjourned at 2 minutes to 9 o'clock. EOULNE OF COMMONS.-TUESDAY, MAY 14. IN the Housg of ConmoNm, a new writ was or dered for the University of Oxford, in the room of Mr. O. Hardy, who has accepted the office of one of her Majesty's principal secretaries of state. Colonel Haar -raw?, in moving for a select com mittee to inquire into the operation of the malt tax, stated that there were several matters the committee might inquire into—first, as regarded the producer, whether the existence of the tax hindered the proper rotation of crops; and se. condly, whether or not malt was good as food for cattle ; and thou, as regarded the consumer, to what extent the malt tax increased the price of - Mr. RIAD seconded the motion. The real argu ment against the repeal of the malt tax was that the Chancellor of the Exchequer could not spare the 'money. He suggested that the tax should be put on the beer instead of on malt. Mr. GtaDSTONI said it was desirable that some of the matters which had been referred to should be inquired into, and he should also be glad if an inquiry were made into the operation of two acts 'lei& he introduced—one for levying the duty by weight, and the other for the application of malt to the feeding of cattle. He hoped the effect of this debate would not be to create an impression out of doers that the present or any future Chan cellor of the Exchequer °mild dispense with the revenue derived from malt, or from the conversion of barley into beer. He suggested that the subject should be considered in connection with the spirit duties. The dincuseion was continued by Mr. Henniker- Major, Lord C. Cavendish, Mr. J. More, Mr. Greene, and Mr. Barrow, all of whom spoke in con demnation of the tax, some from one point of view and some from another. _ The CUANCILLOII of the Faciieuusa approved of the motion, sayingit wasalong time since the in cidence of the tax had been investigated, and he had no doubt the result of the labours of the com mittee would be advantageous to the country. Mr. Arwrox asked if it were intended to inquire into the expediency of substituting a tax on beer for the malt tax. Colonel Bsarretor replied that it was, and stated that he did not think it well to include the duty on spirits in the inquiry. The motion was then agroed to. . . On the motion of Lord - Ilovipim, a select com mittee was appointed to inquire into the origin of the military reserve funds, the sources from which they ate derived, and the objects to which they are applied. Mr. SIND% obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the 49th and tr.trd sections of the Bth and loth Viet., cap. 118, for facilitating the inclosure and improvement of oommons. Mr. rawcisrr obtained leave to bring in a bill to provide for the education of children employed in agriculture. His object, ho said, was to get it referred to a select committee, to which had already been referred the bill forthe ex tension of the Factory Acta to the agricultural districts, and the bill for regulating the hours of labour in certain trades. Mr. Pim obtained leave to bring in a bill to facilitate the improvement of landed property by extending the powers of limited ownen of land in Ireland. Lord Nast; obtained leave to bring in a bill to provide for keeping safely the public records in Ireland. A public Record-office has been erected in Dublin, and the bill is to make provision for the deposit of public records therein. On the order of the day for the second reading of the Ecclesiastical Titles Repeal Bill, Mr. MseEvov said the government had con sented to refer the bill to a select committee, and be would therefore postpone the second reading for a fortnight, when he would move that the bill be referred to a select committee, and that it be an instruction to the committee to repeal the 24th section of the Catholic Emancipation Act. Mr. NEWDEGATZ said the matter had taken an unexpected turn. However, there might be an advantage in this, for there was much ignorance on the subject. He had given notice of his intention to move the rejection of the bill, but as the govern ment bad consented to refer the matter to a select committee he should not make that motion. After some observations from Mr. WHALLEY, who persisted in addressing the house amid re peated calls to order, the second reading was post poned for a fortnight. The Offices and Oaths Bill was read a third time and passed. The Transubstantiation, &c., Declaration Aboli tion Bill was read a third time, after a protest from MY. NHIWOEHATE, and a prediction from him that the Act of Settlement would be assailed next, and a complaint by Mr. WHALLEY that the government did not resist these aggressions. The West India Bishops and Clergy Bill was read second time. Several other bills were advanced a stage, and the house adjourned at five minutes to 9 o'clock. TAR TAILORS' STRIRR.—The London Working hen's Association have called an agireguito meeting of the trades of London for this evening iu Trafalgar.s.mare, to Consider the best means of rendering support to the Lon don operative tailors in their present struggle with their employers. Mr. George Potter is announced as chairman of the • meeting, and the ground is to be kept clear for the public by the members of the Tailors' Association. . [Adrertisement.J—HULLOWAY'R °Torras/es AND TILLS.—Low SPIRITS. DISSPONIMPICY.—Sicknees moo weighs t the most buoyant spirits urges they ho maintains by the bops of speedy recovery. This salutary hope may safely be based ou Holloway's worhtesteenied remedies, which are the Safest sad most eldest curatives of all diseases affecting the exterior or Interior of the human body. They raise every organ ito its natural standard by purifying the blood, stimulating the Merest end dislodging any obstructions In the vessels or glands. Is salsa dlsesses and children's complaints Hull woos medics• meets are Invaluable. In all the malailes to whhh families me tits de these remedies are part calarly useful lu rectifying and starimthesing those organs upon the due perfotmance of shoes iltaaniisea the health digsada. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1867. lato Nrctriliffente. BAIL COURT.—MAY 14, Altera Term Sittings in BILLICO.—(Before Justices Black. burn, Sties, and Lush.) MK INNLR r. KITVK. This was an appeal from the decision of justices, rind raised a question of some interest nowthat strikes are so prevalent. The respondent (Mr. Mitch) iv a builder, carrying on business at Bridgwater, and the appellant (Skinner) is a journeyman carpenter, and it appeared that the appellant was summoned by the respondent before the justices of Bridgwater under 6 Geo. IV., chap. 129, see. 3, which provides against the compelling of journeymen to leave their employment, or of compelling the master to alter the mode of carrying on his business. The appellant was charged with having, on the •22nd October, used threats towards the respondent and a man in his employ ment named Jordan. It was proved before the magistrates that Jordan. who was a carpenter, had been in the respon dent's employment for six years, and it appeared that in October last the appellant delivered to the respondent a written paper in an envelope, which stated—" I am re quested by the committee of carpenters and joiner to give the men in your employ notice to conic out on strike agtinvt James Jordan, unless he becomes a member of the above society, not being any way disrespectful to you or hint, but being compelled by the union laws." The men in the town were alio appealed to not to work for Mr. Kitch. The magistrates convicted the appellant of the threat, and it was against that conviction that he now a wt p ell : d r .whTlatlhgeuaelptpeillanf° r the 'Las the cou rt within the meaning of the 3rd section of the act. Kr. Voleridge Q.C., appeared for the appelhmt, and contended that it did not amount to a threat within the 3rd clause, that clause having reference to the internal mode or management of carrying on any manufacture or trade. It was a strong thing to my that workmen might not combine again' st another workman who might be of an offensive character. Mr. Justice Lush said that was not the case here. The threat was against the master that no wan who was not an union roan should work for hint. Mr. H. T. Cole, Q.C., api.eared for the respondent. Ildr..lustice Blackburn said there could be no doubt that the first part of the clause protected the master against compelling men to leave their employment, and as to the mode and manner of his carrying on his business, and that the other part of the clause protected the men from being compelled to belong to clubs or unions. This case W:O4 within both the spirit and the words of the clause. It was a very beneficial clanae, and there could not be a greater piece of tyranny than that a muter should have his work stopped unless a man, even against his wish, should become • union man. The point had been already twice decided; and if it had not, he should not have had the slightest hesitation in deciding it as ho had now done. The Motion were right in convicting the ap pellant. The other learned judges concurred. Conviction affirmed. !ROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE, (NAMUR 01 NOLICTTONN AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO fig OSTAINETI AT THE OFFICE OF THE CF.IFF BECISTHAR, I3OURT OF BANKRUPICT, BaSINC.BILL-Stage7.l BAN KRUM% DAVID CHANDLER, Rt. Jamees-market, Haymarket, and Plum. stead, Kent, hootmaker, to surrender May 19, at 2. JOHN PHILPOTT, West Smithfield, assistant to a cheesemonger, May 29, at 1. DUMB HIRT NICHOLSON, Coal Bachange. City, and dealing, coal merchant My 29, at 12. KARAM BRoMN, UMW, bookseller, May 2 0 , at 1. Gamine LONOFINLI. Jones, Sidney street, Mile F.nd.road, late dealer in paper hangings. May 29, at 1. MARLIN itoinason, Planeload, Hertfordshire, straw hat mann facturer, May 29, at 2. Amon JoHNtioN, Old Kent-mad, Iserchonsernan, May 29, at 2. ClialtLea Winans, Leman-street, Whitechapel, luta:limn-bar keeper, May 29, at 2. THollAs MASAN HIPPEL, Maidakill East, lodging-housekeeper, June 4, at 11. IGENRY MIMIANL HANDS, Warwick-road, Paddington, commer cial traveller, Jane 4, at 12. THoMAS DIX, White Llon.street, Clerketiwell, tinplate worker, May 211, at 11. EDWARD THoMAS HAMMITT, Banbury, Oxfordshire, licensed vic• Waller, May 110, at 12. JOHN Josgs, New Windsor, Berkshire, assistant to a draper, May 29. at t THOMAS MUIR, HILIMWer-court, Long Acre, licensed victualler, May 30, at 12. LEWIS LEST. St. Abates-place, Edgware-rood, dealer In glass, June 4. at 11. Hagar Grown WAY, Shanklin, We of Wight, grocer's sialstant, June 4, at 11. flea! losers Sittumer, Cheehnnt, surgeon, June 4, at 1. CMAIIRS SAMUEL CHAPMAN, Vauxhallb.idge-road, late secre• tary to a club, June 5, at 2. USE..? WOLSELET I'! Lot 'UPI, lately stm Ins at British Hot. I, Jernayndtreet, late lieutenant In the army, June 5, at V. JAN:MIDGE PALLOSJIM KAPARIA, Great St. Helen's, merchant, Juno 5, at 1. WILLIAM HUTTON, Oakley-crescent, Chelsea , late licensed June 5, at 2 WILLIAM HoWDLIM WILSON, Totteuhato, clerk, June 6, u!. I DiIoRGII LISOLEY, Southampton. ahipmner, June::, at 11. ELLEN Airelilson, Printrestreet, Fituoy.square, late under taker, June 3, at 11. Moor HICK KleroN, Longton, Staffordsh.,ahoemaker,llay 29,at 12. JOHN Prreit.liseley,statfordsh.,colliery proprietor. May 20. at It. 010x11Derisaton. Staffordshire, screw bolt tuaDU factorcr, May 24, at 12. Thou sx JZAVOSs.Casely,Staffordsh.,late viet uallerMay 24. at 12. WILLIAM 11ILLoCII NEWTON, Derby, sillnium, via) 25. at 11. IMPURE* THOMA 7, Raglan, GlAmotgatuddre, late colliery agent, May 24, at 11. NAMUR% THOMAS, Raglan, dock maatar, May 24. at 11. WILLIAM HENRY MUIR. Cheltenham, grocer, May 14. at 11. DAVID MogUAN and JeliCIN JENKINS, Liverpool, draperA, Slay 27, at 11. GRIEEITH ROBIIRTS, I:unarm:ln, draper. May 27, at It Tilos As Le:o44Ln Hoch, Manchester, iron agent. May 24, at 1!. Hausa SALEM, Manchester, merchant, May at 11. MDBEIT HALLAM, East Ardsley. Yorkah., contractor, May 9, at 11. JoSID . II Oat, Luton. Beds, straw plait dealer. May 25. at In. JOHN 8016161 PRIAM, Jun., Wolverhampton, charter 'muster, May ID, at 1!. JAMES 'fluorite DOMNIT, Birmin4hani, jounieyninn metal smith, My 31, at 10. Jona SINS. Everereech, Somerni.Mire, innkeeper, Slay 22, at 11. LigollOß !Lim, Gloucester, Innkeeper, May 30, at 12 Joslrm Pour, Osipdhorpe. Leicestersh., tarrkir, May 17, at it. Joecrii SHEPHERD, Rochdale, publican. May 25, at IL WILLI** Worn, Pewielt, Worcestershire. drover, May 23, at 11. Jusv'n COPE. parley. Derbyshire, ataughtermau, May 17, at 11. JAMIN AUDORY, Bracknell, Berkshire, booth/akar, May 25, at 11. JOHN Yocum', Salford, waiter. May 2a. at 04. JOHN RAMsnALE, Leigh, tannish., provision dealer, may ta at 1. YMICIWKICK 18,17611, Sunderland, ship chandler, June 4, at 12. JOHN WOoD, Laker, Durham, cabman, June 4, at 12. THOMAS HAT, Bishopwearmoi h., hoes, buildar. Slay 9, at 2. Hones? ATKINSON, Bishepwearmouth and Sunderland, priuter, May IS, at 12. WILLIAM WALLIN, Birmingham, hootmaker, May 31, at to. JANIS (IMAGE /IATHIW•V, Birmingham, late ouafectioner, May 31, at W. Emu EN CHAIM - M. Carter's-green, near Westbromwich, late licensed victualler, May 31, at 10. JOSKPR Baitirti, Birmingham. police constable, May SI, at 10. Titoism KLTON, Birmingham, late victualler, May 31, at 10. FIULIMILICI /WITH, Nottingham, fruiterer, June 5. at 11. WILLIAM WlRlllT.Warrington,Lanesah.,laasmaker.June 13. at I. Tilos MA SAMUEL HI.?, Liverpool, journeyman brassfounder, May 22 at 3. YRANCIDI DAVIRS, LlTerpool, meallware dealer, May 29, at 3. RICHARD PATNR, LlMTpool, masonry May 27, at 3. ALBERT MAIM/N. Lincolneinter, May 27, at 11. Jugx BARNRIT, of H.M. p Achilles. Devonport, assistant en gineer. May 25, at 11. JOHN HIMIITIVORD. tit. Mary Church, Devonaldre, labourer, May 26, at 11. JOHN Sourii•LL, Kington, Herefordshire, lounie,vnan grocer, June 4, at 10. WILLIAM Of Saas, Higher Trewlnt, CoruwalLtariner,May27,atll. JOHN sworLaiin WORM, LulyWq Deronahlre, saddler, May Et, at 10. JAM'S TZASDALR, Washington, Durham, coal miner,May2l,atll. JOHN CAVELL, Marehaen.le-iten, Lincolush., grocer, May 27.atil. 03011411 PO:431010, Combo! Dowu,Somenetall,,baker,Mayl7,at 11. HURT TEMPLE LWILLM, Leicester, professor of made, May at 10. PHILIP PALMER, jun., Norwich, dealer in drapery, May 27, at 11. JOHN Brea. Andoser, Hants, plumber, May is, at T. WILIAM' Joules. Overton, Flintshire. innkeeper, May IS, at It. WILLIAM GRIFFITHS. Dartew, Moutgornelyslare, catt.e dealer, Hay 27, at 11. Geomig Haws Gillingham, Kent, late victualler, May!!, at 10. JAMILS RARTug 1411111 T, Margate. *Md. May 15, at 1!. Joint W 111.911, Lanlivery, Cornw ill, miner, June 1, at 10. °What CLAPHAM, York, ropenniker. JUDO 3, at 11. Roggit JOHN PALMY, Ynaresborough, Yorkshire, grocer's assistant, Slay 29. at 10. Jogs 131111 e. seit.,Oreat Youlden,DerMudt.,lariner, May Et'at 10. WILLIAM DAVIS/4,1.1mM), Merionethshire, Unman. May la, at 12. WILLIAM MORMID,WeObIey, lierefordahlre, grocer, May 17, at 104. JAME HKAVA.N. Henlonl, widow, May 27. at PI. EDWARD NYAIIS, Lbuildloes, Montiaainshire, innkeeper, May M. at 12. Joms lORTER. gingston.uporeliull, corn factor, May 25, at 11. RONICKT WATTS ratarromx, Shealeld, commercial traveller, May LS, at 1. Km um. astorr,Dreselen,AtalTordab..chlua painter,May 25,at 11. OXCLARATIONS OF DI VIDEN WILLIAM RsoeLirra, Adelaide-road. Haverstock.hill, dealer in shares-Ist dividend of Is. lid.. May 15, and three subsequent W ninesdaye, at EdwardVa, BasinghalTalreet. PHILIP SMITH. U pp er Bedford-place. Bloomahary, author-Ist dividend Of 06.3 et May 15, and three subsequent Wednesdays,al Malmsnlis, Basinghalistreet. Jamas ONIONS, Aldermanbury, and Kewardstone.romt, Victoria park, wholesale jeweller—lat dividend of ta. 74., May; 13, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at gdwardes, llasinghall-street. HIRNIRT ALLEN, Southern-Ist dividend of os. Id.. May 15, and three subsequent W. inesdays. at fidsrania's. Boainghallutmet. Itereas Jolla KENT, Sandy Bedfonlshire. draper-Ist dividend of 2a. 50.. May 15, and theca subsequent Wednesdays. at Ed wards's, basinghalLstreet. GI/MOM 1111110 MD, Salisbury, hatter—lit dividend of D. 1.1., May 16, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basing. hallutreet. WILLLM TRPOO, Coleman-street, City, builder-4th dividend of 1-541., Ma 16, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Badnghall-streeL WILLIAM MOCIINKLI., T Welllnmton, Rocaeffelsllll*. corn merchant —pat dividend at ea. did., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Ratter. JOHN RICHARD TREBLE, Exeter, commbolon agent —lst dividend of 1d :day Tuesday or Friday, at carrick's. Exeter. CHARLES CRANIUM, Dobai, Lancashire, hat manufacturer-14 dividend of ls. 7d.. any Tuesday, at Morgan's. Manchester. JOHN ItV ass, Bury. tail —Cat dividend of 24., any Tuesday, at Morgan's. Manchester. Las suciicsWerrranast, jun., Bolton, waste dealer—tat dividend of 2a. ed,, any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. IA Bolton, and Bollington, Cheshire, china merchant-Ist dividend of 2s. 10d., aay Ineaday, at Morgan's, Manchester. Wool,. RucEurr, and 111111IL1T, Holllnwood, near Manchester, metes spinners-Ist dividend of 3s. 244., any Tuesday, at Mor gan's, Mancheeter. Jona Moararti MAIRMAME. Warord, licensed victualler-1d di vidend of la, any Tuesday, at Norman's. Manchester. DALTON, DALTON. and HEAP, Manchester, calico printers-4th dividend of 1 2.3 d.. any Toady, at Memo's. Manchester. JANMa animas, Worcester, butcher—lot dividend of le. 101 d., any Thmeday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham . Alining MINIMUMS, Worcester, livery.stable keeper- Ist divi dend of Is, 901., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. DIVIDaNDIL June 13. T. Richards, Milford Haven, loam founder—June 13. .1. Richards, Milford Haven, chainmaker—May 27. 0. Recli, Ashburton, Devonshire, druggist—May 2111. C. J. Austen, Newlyn, near Pei:ranee, commander In the royal navy—May 29. W. Vaughan, Liverpool. stationer—May S. W. Barites, Overton, Idintshlre, farmer—May 31. J. IL Webater, Alkton and West ward, Cumberland, fanner—Maya , J. Brown, Berry Mee, ' ham, hothouse keeper—Mayta J. Walker, Mansholt, Northum berland. pcsepLyzn. Pun& Ann Armitage and Joseph Malta Tat, i'astleford, Yost. shire, drspers—J. Medcalf, Y. Musgrave, J. Linsey, and C. Medealt, Manchester and Melbourne. MlLllCileited M 1714011110- men—lt. K. Jeffrey, 0. Weston. and W. A. Jeargy. Manchester, phantom. so far as regards 0. Weston—J. P. Toed* and 0. Lewis, Bishopsirateatrost N ithout, wholesale ffrocees—J. Rod don and T. H. Seddon, Breightmet. Lancashire. bleachers—lL Brooke., W. Brookes, W. H. Brookes, and J. S. Brookes, shot field, edge tool manufacturers, so far as regards K. Brookes— H. I. Chible and W. R. Hill. Vauxhall-walk- K. lissom and Margaret Anne Graham ;executrix of A. Graham. ileressed, Man chester. puhliems—Mlen Boothinan and W. Itoothnian, Fut Wood. 141 0 .... hire. farmers—H. Jacobs, IL Twining. and R. K. Turner, Cheltenham, general factors—P. Potter and Ann Potter ‘ acninistratrix of 8. Putter, Moessect, Ilkeston, Derby shire, coal uisaters-11. Hewart and J. Drunnownl, Ashton- Iluti'ff•LYne. linnuffraluilu — lL Heap, A. Heap, and W. 11. Walker, Honley, Yorkithire, woollen cloth manufacturers, so far as regards H . Johnson and 0 Pratt. Sydenhamter rue. Keuelneton e NO; F leni—W. Grundy and J. Thornier. Bolton. Isuicaehlre, auctioneers—T. P. Holden and T. Parker, Liverpool. cabinet makers Jame. Rattily, John Ratcliff, C. W. Radcliff, Y. Itatclill. and B. Itutellff. Wortley, Turkahlre, woollen ma chine makers. no far en regards James Ratc/iIL John Ratan!, and C. W. Illatellff—J. MIL and 11. 11. Andrews, F. BenTman, and H. M. Watts (executors of W. Bide. dement. Yeovil, glove manufacturers—V. C. Christie, H. (Itrlstfe. and J. C. Christie, Liverpool, wine merchant., so far m regards C. C. Christie— W. A. Jewell and R. U. Jewell, Orpington and St. Mary Cray, Rent. farmers—C. Colyer and C. Harrison, Liverpool, consults- Mon merchants — T. Riley and T. S. Riley, Leeds, English and foreign wool merchant. E. Lavender and .1. Bacon, Mold, Ylintahire, grease manufacturers—Rosetta Benjamin and D. Lees, Lower Malamutes:et, fish merchants—T. Corsh, sen., R. corah. C. Gibbs, .1. H. Cooper, F. Shaw, and T.Coralt Jun.. Leicester, hoofer.. so as regards C. Hibbs, Y. Shaw, and T. tun.—T. Corals, sen.. Y. Corab, K Gibbs, J. U. Cooper, F. Shaw, and T. Corah, fun.. Cannon street, London, and Bir mingham, holm—H. Craddock and V. Bauer, Great St. Helen's, Uty. ship brokers—W. W. Allen, T. 8. Ohol inn, and Murphy, Liverpool, merchants, so far as regards A. J Murphy—T. J. Y. ilborto and (1. Back, Bournemouth, Hampshire, tea dealers—H. Pardon and J. Baylis, Bristol, tam nulacturing chemists. SCOTCH BEQIJISTRATTONR. WILLIAM OrttAmi.mui, Glasgow, wood merchant, May 17. at the Faculty Ilan, Glasgow. JANIS MuaoLL litlackbtuu. Lhilithgowshire, grocer, May 18, at Rbertson's Hotel. Bathgate. JAMPS liIBB and JAnn Alt INNEN, Gleagow, publishers, May 2.1, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ALNIANDIUt Lt vanaB, Coatbridge, tube maker, May 23, at the Royal Hotel. Airdrie. Pittman Mtn , Airdrie, grain merchant, May 23, at the Royal Hotel, Airdrie. ALICNANDYM LIPTON, Y.Afnburgh i bflultalliker, May 18, at CV and Black** Rooms, Edinburgh. DISPENSART TOR SKIS DISEASES, 56, GREAT MAHLBONOUGII-STIRST, RICKITTSTRZET, W.—Two hon. drod and twenty-eight petaenta were relieved at this &s -pa/wary daring the week eliding May 13. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) 100,a Se 1 10, 10 'MOO 10 16,000 2 110,000 6 10,000 100200 16000 100001 60,000 10,000 scow' wow I,9rt 60,004 30,000 10,000 100.000 It.oar tiO:fp 3.i70! • SO 101,000 I 10,000 1 10,000 10 0.000:0 10 30,000. 00,0001 1 70,000! 1 0 0 ,000. S =Mak (Ilas.; Altlaaea,seilied Anglo Austrian. 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BrlL&Slarean. ln.(L Ocean Name (Loan.' OrtentalFlnandall Lim WtanaalGaa( Licoltad) Dn. New r Mint Inland ntedue(L on ego & SChland Invent Ott.raan Gee (Wailed Panama P. M. Sawn( L, Lad& Mia.(L Nehtsuls,!& o.Btoam.. THE POLICE coma GUILDHALL. rroifte, a warehouseman in the employ of Mean. Leaf and Sons, of 39, Old 'Change, was placed at the bar before Alderman Hale charged with stealing 137 yards of moire antique silk, value AY., and other silks and goods, value yet unknown, from the warehouse of the prosecutors. Mr. liumyhreys prosecuted, and Mr. Wontner, jun., watched the case ou behalf of the prisoner. Mr. Humphrey. said the prisoner stood charged with stealing a quantity of plain and moire antique dresses from Messrs. Leaf and Co.'s premises. He was in connee- Mon with four other prisoners who were now under re mand on a charge of committing a large robbery from the warehouse of Meagre- East and Co., No. 2, Fell-street, Wood-street, and he would have to offer so much evidence as would justify the magistrate in remanding that prisoner to come up with the others. This was done, and the pri soner remanded; bail refused. BOW-STREET. Kr. Flowers announced his decision upon an application made to him by Mr. Rigby Wason for a NUMII3OI3I against the proprietor of the Morning Pod newvpaper for an alleged libel. Mr. Wason, wben making Lis application, presented him self at the attorneys table. Mr. Flowers observed that Mr. Wenn, being a barrister, was entitled to take his seat at the table placed upon the bench fur the accommodation of counsel Mr. Wason, though obliged to the learned mmistrate for the courteous suggestion, preferred the position in which be should be best heard. His application was similar to one which he had recently made to the alderman sit ting at the Guildhall in the City of London, for • sum. moos against the proprietor of the Tillat newspaper. But the "Great Unpaid " could not lice the distinction between the slander which a member of either house of parlia. mint is privileged to utter and the conversion of that slander into libel by publication in a news- paper which is not privileged. The uttering of a slander, even in parliament, if it went no further, could do no great injury to character, but its pub lication and circulation throughout the country might indict injury of a serious and lasting character. unless met by proceedings similar to the present. A bill was now before parliament which would put a stop to such pro ceedings, but only on condition that the paper which had circulated the libel should publish a contradiction or explanation if required so to do. He did not approve of that bill, because he thought that the member of either house who uttered, slander, which he knew would be con verted into libel by publication, should alone be liable. Yet, if the editor of the Morning Post should think proper to Insert the statement he was about to make, nothing more would be beard from him (Mr. Wason) in the matter. The libels of which he complained were statements pur porting to be speeches of Earl Burial, Lord Chancellor Chelmsford, and Lord St. Leonardo, and which most un truly stated that in a petition which be had presented to the House of Lords he had brought charges against the Lord Chief Baron which were false and unfounded, and which be bad fabricated. Mr. Flowers asked if Mr. Wason intended to assert that the report in the Morning Post was incorrect. Mr. Weser meld—Certainly not. The report was the *erne, substantially, as in the other papers. But as he could nit proceed against the noble lords who had uttered the slanders in the House of Peers, he wished to proceed against the newspapers that bad published them. His application at Guildhall being retuned be wished to pee ' ceed in the metropolis, and he selected the Morning Post because its publishing office was in the district of the chief police court. He had not the slightest ill feeling against the Morning Poet, its proprietor, or anybody connected with it. Mr. Wason then proceeded to state the nature of the speeches of the noble lords above mentioned in re ference to his petition, and to his charges against the Lord thief Baron, which speeches, as reported in the Morning Po 4, be alleged to be libellous. In making this statement, Mr. Watson repeated his accusations against those noble personages, treating all their denials of his allegations as so many imputations of dishonesty and untruthfulness to I himself, therefore as slanders, and therefore as libels when Mr in • newtmaper Mr. Flowers asked Mr.. Wagon whether his own stabi -1 meat was not libellous. Mr. Watson—Certainly libellous if not true. Under the old law—an iniquitous law—" the greater the truth the greater the libel ;" but under the law as it stands since Lord Campbell'. Act the false statement is libel and the true one is not. Mr. Wason then referred to twoplunphlets which be had published, embodying his emulations against the Chief Baron and the noble lords alluded to, and also to the newspaper report of his application at the Guildhall against the proprietor of the Times newspaper. Mr. Flowers having taken time to consider gave his decision in the following terms:—Mr. Wawa, I have looked into all the authorities, and, considering the very peculiar circumstances, I am satisfied that the criminal law could not be put in motion against the proprietor of the Morning Post newspaper, and I really cannot grant a sum mons which I am certain would, upon investigation, inevitably be dismissed. RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BEFORE PARLIA MENT.- Yesterday, in Lord Redeadales committee of the House of Lords, the following bill. passed through : The Itarneldswick Railway ; Bourton-on-the-Water Rail way ; Holborn Valley Improvement ; Hem Bay Water; Wootton Gas • Keighley Water, &a. ; Launceston Reeds ; Greenock Ha rbour ,• Broxburn Railway ; Ford and Le wick Roads ; Manchester Corporation Water, kJ. ; Se". kirkshire Roads ; Hartlepool Gas and Water; Horsey Island Reclamation ; Ipswich Fishery ; Stalybridge Gas; Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead Gas ; Norwich and Spalding Railway; Tendring Hundred Railway ; Cam brian Railways (extension of line, &c.); Farnsworth Park and Improvement; West Hain Local Board of Health; Lampeter, Llandysil, Aa, Gas ; Wells (Somerset) Gas ; Edinburgh Im provement and Caledonian Railway (Branches), lce., Bills. The Roes and Monmouth Railway, the T'ynesuouth Parish Gas, the Waterloo and Whitehall Railway (extension of time, &a); the Waterloo and Whitehall Railway (aban donment, &c.), and the Peterborough Water Bills were postponed. Ia the standing orders committee their lord ships dispensed with the standing orders in the eases of the Llanelly Railway and Dock,"and the Bunhill-fields Burial Ground Bills. The West Riding and Grimsby Railway awl the Wilts and Gloucester Railway Bills pamed through, and were ordered to be reported. Mr. Palgrave, one of the examiners disposed of the subjoined bills in the House of Lor ds:—The Great Northern Railway, the East Gloucestershire Railway, the Waterford, New Roes, and Wexford Junction Railway. The Wolverha.npton, New Water, and the Dundalk and Greedre Railway Bills were declared to have complied with the standing orders. No further standing °niers were applicable in the cams of the Orkney Roads, the Sunderland Ferry, Aber -1 deen Police and Water, and the Thames Navigation Bills. In the House of Commons' committees, in group 7, the London and North Western Railway (new works, &a), and the North Staffordshire Railway Bills were pro ceeded with, and their further consideration adjourned. In group 8, the committee peeped the following bills, which were ordered to be reported :—The Denbigh, Ituthin, and Cot. wen, and Mold and Denbigh Junction Railway Companies Amalgamation ; tn.:, Drayton Junction Railway ; and the Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway. Mr. Palgnme declared the standing ordese to have been com plied with in the adjourned unopposed awe of the Rims and Poutymister Om Bilk ORDINARY BRABN9 AND !MCI& LUIWATII T,;ll;.ii:' . . • - - , _ St 1419 Iliad end lzsOw 78 80 - 8t 109 CaMAKI= - St. 100 Orabrlaa 10 all Meowsll 4 11 M. 100 Dabllasedlkalastlaso 06 68 - St. 100 DwOoILIW6,I6/I.odis 70 711 100 ell 11441amdas Ilatpoorl - - - 100 If/ Do.- . - -. - St 100 Glasgow ;a71..16K - M; 103 106 -. td. 100 Gnat Astern Ord. at 174 34 281 St. 100 Do. L And. SW., No.l 4 8 - Rt. 100 GreatNorthot Scotland - - - Bt. 100 Gnat Northam _.. 108 110 - At. 100 Do.A I Arm. no drr. an , 108 110 110 ht. 100 Dolt} We p. c.ls paldß - - - 8t 100 Do. Ord. AL Div. Stook - - - St. 100 IL Booth& Wast. gra.) 89 91 - ISt 160 Great Wears 4o} 41} 41 Rt. 100 Do.BtourVaLOoa.sM •- - - St. 100 Do. /loath Wale - .. •-• Rt. 100 Do. W. 1111d-Ikterd 34 87 •- Bt. 100 Do. Do. Newport 26 28 - 8t 100 Lancaddro&Yorre 1224 123; - 8t 100 „....i... 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Ckelas prima A i?t sa n 97 se 56 OS 20 23 12 164 90 et le 2 it 45 SI gi s4ll.W•re. lD.Lozautbourg6 p.oest. Ito. oans and Matanzas Ilt=and Fribourg and nabnnilla Do. gacoud IMO. . 'North of France S p . O LO;zsgre Do (lata Mari 31p, et tiontaa (llama, &a.) Do. do. Ironed at 7f Ismaotl4ll - x . ,Lym&Al4lllp.ct. __to di S. F. (Petal.. loyal Bindle\ & p. et.. perm Latkeado p. et. S. Lit& *Lom:Ves.Sp.e. ikr.4l :th — EaW..7fieii.ii:C: tharuot Yrarnlp.e. allam, $ pit el. lE, H W.sibii.Sp. a Do. do. ftigiusex !rem Nn .. ' JAM: . i i m . pro . L loyalaneiro eliaa v (iJai Kali Steam Andra. Invest. (L Pima. irlitopple (L . African M. & Tn. (L b.! thaustralian LAW , htnarine Telagesph •.•. I . —_ il7. ilia i =AM , IKON 10,000 MIMI Clea,oool too.ooo 10 L O C 10 17,600 10 60,000 10 100,000 60 16,000 16 90.060 14,000 I 60,600 SO 14,000 114 ossooot los Km 00000 00 Do fictip olOonstroat/talaiL lliesiialtrny -- i t . i f !! tettitar Uzi. Marble of Myr. (L) United DiscountC i 1 1 q 1 ft li 6;ii..1 iCititTmi."(ViL7l Do. 10 per coot, pref. ' • ofr.leo. MarlaokbaoCl 2 .il Von Dloroon's Load (L. VWarantkoroyoeltapt(llost.3(Lars. ) 1 Finance Wo011■01strodiallt,(1, n 2j 7 8 71 72 • • 8 • lisiT i a 713 '2 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, Original, ei per cent., 73. Midland Consolideted, Bridol and Bina, 6 per at., 126. MORO 97 09 94 16 96 97 86 97 84 86 144 108 194 116 111 106 104 106 91 91 191 106 107 100 106 101 106 106 106 148 107 109 106 107 91 97 96 91 K W 98 98 W 108 101 W W 101 101 101 1M _ . iii iii 104 . M. At ft par 1 pos Oldl. 11 •I dil 2 Rpm 1 1 / dia 17 19 11 i t I a l 55 57 a 2 2 Pod 4 S dim - 7 %ual l i :I 60 56 KS WA 17 19 1 ,110 9 11 6 1.11 li 14 4 11 I 8 PI 0801 SI II • I 4ls If Oldie • dls 13 1 1 1 2 If l if as 8 II War; 16 M 18 17 Ma 6 6 di. el& IT. 7 10 04 0: U. 4 3al 35 37 V 9 10.1 106 1001 0 6 dl. 7 6dl. Te 3 1 dis WI lbjdls 411 31 , 61% 134 1163 jet 21;— 14 4 nab 8 14 14 1s 12 11 41N 14 0441 1 I 21 441- Ilta -4 d 48 62 4 Al , 7 641 11 341 - - ;1 7 111 2.2 11. Si 4 rt 19 ti. 1 Wit Ulf 10 If ON, If t 40 64 be 40 SI 45.16 4 1 ; IP ' 4 I P di r l ' l LP :7 .11. It i 112 p u lt4ll4 4 1 41- 71 64.1 n 6044 13 14 176 to{ pn 10 IS 41- 611 46 Par 6116. #w "' 6. 31 116 913 60 62 69 61 33 "6 11 93 96 190 1.16 T 6 641. 116 03 TO I I all li t all all I luu MARKET& COITON.—IYMAYOOIq MAY 14.—Market firm with a elea ts ., teadem y. Yatlmated sake today 15,000 talcs im lading :0 4 npecalalien mad export. 7,000 American. 14. to 14K • kAa) Inman, to., 104. to 1314. :LOO Maraultana ttpt. Maerb and Bahia. 110. to lid.: :100 rayptlea. lil4, 17d.: TO Smyrna, 1014. to 100 .• 5.850 Sant, Std. 0 0 104 SladraA, Bengal, Wade. de.. G/4. to 54d.. 250 Pens, ILI to Iltd. htr Dbollinsit. 944 fats Oomra•rnttee, 1.0 ; : nanoun, ntd : 7M. • lair 1414. : P e r. Men, 12g.; Middling gmini4 Orielink nit COTTON GOODS;.—HANCHNUTIR, MAT 14.—Our suitet still affected by the fluctuations In cotton, which are causal meat extent by heavy purchases for export and on s The Liverpool market In minted limn to-day, and thises the t,z, ..so the market for cotton yarns and cloth. In some cues small advent.e has been asked for yarn, test it cheeks buskin. rhe market for c hippi ng y arns h as b een ra th er strong to-day. ' , planers are asking slightly higher prisms, but they restri ct business. German buyers are in the market, bet they hesitate t give their orders at the advance asked. This branch of tu market, however, closes good. Home trade yarns have alio been strong to-day at Yridu's prima There has been a I letnah4 for export at full rates. In Lulus' strictly for home conning, lion a fair business has been done. The specuLdive reoven wnt and full prices In cotton at Llverpool hue mused manufactort-cs to quote very full prices. It ciumot be saki that high, crate, sae obtainable. They keep merchants out of the market, especially such of them as are shippers. home very large quantar, bought at low rates are sew in course of shipment. I edit present circumstance., liumines. •ppears to be spasmodic and irregular. To-day excoedingle little has been done. WOOLLEN.—Lunn, MAT 14.—We have to report a Light provement In the state of trade in the °loured duck Mill nue morning. Although the attendance of buyers has not been tare, and few from a distance have been present, a greater amount ‘t animation has been evident. The shipping houses at Rradtor have been tolerably well represented; the recent irnproven, in the aspect of continental affairs has caused a more direly tone to pervade their operations. several parcels have chanced hands for this market, and hopes are yet entertained ot • trade being done to these parts ere the season closes. A few buyers from Manchester have also been In the market, but they have confined their tranaactlons within a name compaes, and as yet satisfy thereseires by purchaslnu lam*, simply. The demand hos run caned, upon Clark shades of coat. Inn and plain cloths. dome meiliuni-theil trams...oons hsi., taken place In the former make, and until the season Is further advanced the transfer of these goods will not be extensive. Then has not been much doing In the Whitehall. A few parcels .1 h deflate have met with purchaser., medium prices being Moe, in demand. The near approach of the wool sales, which am to open next Thursday, causes a great amount of caution to he exercised In the selection .d these goods ; the omen which are now transferred are consequently small. Heavy goods, in way of beavers, erttneys, and similar makes, are only In small r. quest, and have not yet taken • promtnent position in V . market. Priam reason without cierceptllds atterstiini. 11,1\f /ACTlTLlCB.—Hcerotaofake, MAT la.—The times attending today were net so Bumerous aslant week, mid bmisen transactions have n. 4 been quite to extensive; bet still there appears • stronger disposition on the part of purchasers to operate • little more freely, more expel ta lly If lower prhrt ws seceded to. Manufacturer. refuge further concesslowk hellenne the time is not far distant when they will have an in.vmk4 demand. The deliveries In the warehouses daring the week L'. been an Improveusent on the unc. and the heal curt. Chants generally are tootle forward to an increased denned and • rnsOndlou of ixonideece. WOOLA.—lleongssierit.D. MAY 14.—The Tondos aales beim so near at hand, buyers retrain troni making any purchases until it Is known how prima are likely to rule. Thr esonnou. quantity to be offered creates an impression that they sill Is lower. CORN.—II cm,. MAT 14.—At to-dare market a abort supply et linglish wheat; beat qualities sell steadily at telly last weeks rates, secondary sorts neglecti.d. Foreign held firmly, but sales oily retail. Malting barley neglected, but a fair demand f.e grinding at late currency. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats .4 fine quality fully as dear. antl in some Instances a slight advance obtainable ; secondary descriptions unaltered. Yore smolt for the week :—Wheat, 110042 ; barley, 401; oats, 6,631; bean, 175: peas, 1,111: Indian corn, $l5 qrs. legging, MAT I4.—An extremely short supply of wheat at market today. Millers not able to obtain their weekly require. menta. Bach being the case, prices were fully sa MO al ht week, and In some instances more money was obtained. Beals and peas In gad request, at Is. per qr. advance. Ltgno, Mar le.—Since Friday we hare bad a great chancels the weather for the worse, which has sedated to keep up tie already confident tone of the trade, mad although there has ant been much linvlneu transacted to-dm , last weeks rates arc see maintained. Barley as before. Retina Improve In value. Oats and other ankles without alteration.—From the Chmitarst Mena Dun= and Co. LrviutPUot, MAT 14.—We had only a very mndeecte atter dance at our market to-day. Wheat was a groat demand at the full rides of Friday last. Flour dull but unchanged In valve. Indian cum very quiet, at 61. per quarter (lodine. edited Ale, Scan, M. 3d. to 425. 6d. per quarter. hats and oatmeal rathr toiler. Beans quiet and 6d per quarter ►uwer. Lots, MAT 14.--iince Friday the weather has boen serf Co. settled, with heavy rotas and cold easterly winds. The supplies of wheat at market to-day still continue limited, entisequentl, full prices are paid for all descriptions. Barley, oats, and beans each realised quite as much money as ►eat weak. Per Imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheat, white, n e w, !alba to 6211., per imperial bushel, 601 In lßs. : ditto, red, Mks. to 62ilis , 60a to 655. ; barley, beat Chevalier melded, Olin to fdlbst. 47c. to 51s ; ditto, runs, Chevalier, ditto, 5211 d In falba, 424. to 454 , oink :Atm to 3,1ba., Its to !6e.: beam, 63Itia to flUlbs., 431 to ntin ; peas. maple, 6310 n to 641 b.. to 411 NIEWCLSTI.C-CPON-TTIII, liar IL—The weather continues told and ongenial. At oar market this morning we had a moderato show of wheat from the grower* with fair arrivals from do coast and abroad, and Mark laue reported better than anti. potted ; our millers showed more confidence In operating, a ems! hominy. resulted at quite tu.A usturday's rates, the transacts.. Lein_ conrue.l to foreign—good mired Dmutsic twinging gm Isgr yr. bruin. Moor was held more Amt.,. sad the same mostki will apply to other articles. TRAFFIC RETIJItNa. Mlles Pas- Nei, Toted. Tad, 9,AILWATL open. /engem ehandlea 1907. 1464. Week end March 9. d & I i Bombay. Be roda 1. 306 4,:k.0 1,690 9,940 1913: Weak ending sg S. Brecon sad Weetker 6B 393 918 Week wand Meg IL Cambrian IX/ Mkt 1,394 Cork ..d gearlas Gamow a South Waders NO —. Week Godlier lbw It Great Luxera/boorg 172 t 496 4,206 bletropolitaa North Lanka ll 0435 1,2/1 2.411 tilib fon All 10,96 t HOW 6,710 4.t13 o=4 4,03 4.7% Tar. HOP PLANTATIONI4.—ROCRENTER, MAY 14. —The late thunderstorms have proved of great benefit to the young hop plants throughout the entire hop-grower district of Kent, the bine, consequent on the late oupeeoe dentedly hot weather for the season of the year, having been. in many of the most forward gardens, covered with vermin. Under the influence of the recent warm days spa nights the young plants have made astonishing program, the hop-gardens generally beginning to assume a mast luxuriant appearance. Already in several of the most for ward of the ground. the bine has attained a height of ten to twelve feet, while in no former year have the young plants attained so strong a growth at so early a period of the season. In nearly all the most forward of the &Ms tions tying is completed, and the present week will bring that operation generally to a clone. Although it is some what early to speculate as to the probable yield this wawa, present appearances would indicate a most favourable hop year, the bine everywhere looking exceedingly healthy and promising. The hop market continues very steady, and in consequence of the favourable character of the re• ports from the various districts there are but few transac tions of a speculative character, buyers purchasing to satisfy immediate demands. CONCIENTRATID MILL—A new and curiont article of food is now making its appearance in the shops. It is concentrated milk, which is bein; manufactured re elem., scale at Chain, near Zug, in Switzerland. Accord ing to Baron Liebig, its nutritive qualities are excellent To a certain quantity of pure milk a dose of sager. added, and the watery particles contained in the hquid are extracted by spontaneous evaporation in mom. la this way the milk gets thick and acquires the consistency of honey ; it is poured into tin boxes, which are after wards hermetically closed, en that the contents will keep for an almost indefinite period. T.y dissolving a portico of this substance in water a cup of pure milk may be had at a minute's notice. —Goligeea f. HEALTH EISITORED EY Dv BARRY'S FOOD TO Till ityuifaCE, nerves, lung % and liver of old and 3 , 11/1 , 2, rdedd dyspepsia ileptiestiotO, misatlpittion, diarrhow. acidity. MM. ache, neuralgia, hysteria. palpitati..n, wasth.g, cough, asthma, fevers, commuption. low spirit+, +U .4) annual cures which had realised all medicines, Inelsclim;that of his Holiness the Pope.—Tins, at ls. ; 110., PI IE6. Yds. ; 241 h. , ant—Du Barry and Co., 77, Regentcatreet, brad^a also at Fortnum and Maim's; and at 61, tiracechurch atrert 4, eheapaide ; 63 and 160, Oxfordetreit : cad all grocers ass clienuats.--(Adverlanement. BIRTHS, MARRIAGE, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS, ARBUTRNOT.—May 12, at Clay-bill, Enfield. the wife of M. IL Arbuthnot, of a daughter.' BMIKOWIT7,,, —May IS, Mrs. Berkowitz, of 'Droll Bow. Uravreend, of a ROL WINCE WORTH.—May 1!: at St. fieortr , 4lquare, "S the wife of L Wiackwortli, Bay., of • dausitter.l ' 4 l WOODAD.D.— May it. at Hullywoulduad, M est" Brenel:nl o ' wife of .1. T. Woodard, IN., of a daughter. MARIUAOI*t. BACON—RUMBAL.---Msy 9, a t at. John's , Hackney, by the Re ,- R. K. Comer, Mr. I. B. Dunn, 31.R.r.V.5., of Lower C.o.'s. to Mary Jane daughter of Mr. J. Rtonbal, of Upper DAY—POPH.—May A. at Clifton Rey-.es. Burks by the it sN. sutthery, the Rev. K Dar, incumbent of •-et Mart's. Yin-herf• to tUtherine Mary, daughter of T. Pope, EN., late oft bolus. Backe ROYDS—IIICWICKE.—May 9, at Trinity Church, Littlebwoerki by the Rev. Canon Rehm+, Clement Robert %tette...." A. H. Royds. Eaq., of Yalincr. Itoebdale, to Mcry Apex easel. daughter nf the late J. H. Rewirke, Req., of f.,wke-hosse. l4 * - borJugli, Lancuhlre. DEATHS. DELISSER.—May 12. Dora, widow of the late A. Influent . . yet , formerly of 11 ePiktil appinoe. Reserll-equare. seed io KAGLE.—May 12, at Eagle Villa, Torristanewenue, town. W. Engle, EN., aged g 5. Htem 7. ALD . .— May 13, at Casnalen.rnad TMaA Mrs. Casson* Heald, LOWE —May 12, at Richmood-road, Hackney, IL Lowe. E. agcsi fee WARD.— l may It at Angell-terrace, Islington. Maria airshethe widow ed the fat. Mr. T. Ward. aged 6± W Y ATI' —May 12, at •t. Wilfrid's, Curkneid, Blizabetb, wid mi of the late T. Wyatt, Hey., aged 74. - Printed and Published by terwan iirre °• 6. th . Loulberdetreet, In the City of Landes„Printer. Printer. as In losnberd-oreet, In the Proceed d ittimmlDAT, MAT 114 ledf. 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