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

RIVETING INTELLIGENCE. SHREWSBURY AUTUMN RACES AND STIMPLM CHAFES. —YUBIPAT. A sharp frost on Monday events,. eneereded. as on the open*, day, by a Tepid thaw before mime_ eamineseed, were the 111111• mean ants of the Cep waning. lie speoalatkin on the greet *met of the outran, man endow war nodes lent might. p► fort re sod nem Meters panweibeig far the neeet w ate theatre or the gip/rev ball : Chewing DMus, en " gaining genet applause at the tames plies; while in their Mot, invited wear the raeweessee, the " real and erigiard tribe seder- Maud • numeromSy. Amongst the angotratip vicars ws Min d I ord W LORI Jersey. Lord Weatinerensec Tad enserford. Ea Bee Colonel Panda, Mr. Tare, Ile; and the attendance of the general public was in sigma a that ef McMq, hut was far hum asmarous. bookers need the frig via in the liattleneld ifaedieap, which wee mind of ardy 14 Li id VV'rnme, land's remweeitative., ti del n la es, and !La started • good ferourite. Hann.% who Inn two rune yesterday, wee moat fended for th* &oat event, as el Ads wore on h im. The old hew again woe easily, at d aas aftrimods !ought in for 2io guintsis. The hawlicap tree ro ratirfaienst y fax the Envill , Plato that notees than eighteens saw trod at the post. 'birthed Ney was mode • strong fai (visite. but was nowhere ar tho &MO. who •as bes4tlit by Mr. It. Dewitt et Leman. wielded with t custarnate are, and the followers of the perm stable wen • good stake, ISO to ti beam obtaarbble at eat the wiLner. In ezerlient tame—whiek it may be rerouted las Imo a err at elcsnieterietie of the ametiog sn far 'arterial rennin fared the Mauler tor the Cop. Romping ailed Knight of the Oslo r were maily equal favourites, awl the poetises they err upii in the ram were • greatormlneratino of tbe r i ses they ▪ of tie facet." Yen Amtranth ran well for *mill sad a Vol grebe, het-it is evident that be Emma get • Mager derbinne wilt 1.11 , C. ea. The outsider. Prime It went, ohtainvl • elrmatbn, tat Ile nee was virtually • usideli fax the lest half-mile Irstivien Li a l uyt OM and Koetht of the Cotter, and the splowlid bat of ilia mei oti of Prime Minedorend Ito.llllllollCtli amid native the wisteria lathe rest Yorkshire Mandl •ap sleben an l d vale the Ann sees exertions of Fordhoun he suffered • clever ilcd.eit, *ad aroo ltd the same pnitm as be did in He L envied Cup, for tr..i h p. epitome . * it will be recollected an ab and and on p.m lute fon id Lim to carry • Mb prosily for tie rare under ca t cc. Aggiamtur showed his nasal temper at its dog, and rats. ra; peetru iremiurnily in the rare—a remark whi alphas to r. venal whet once highly thought of animal,. Oir Oliver bit I is. Ity in ,deposing of lib for the Feet gat , . Stakes. and an won the Borough Members' Plate. for whi t raw be was made fast orle. and vas afteiwai ds so' d for 310 guineas The di ow of the County Member's Plate icsa,leted the prognuome for the day. Appended are details: Ina P ai nt tot 'LLD lissuirse of I tory. each. with 10 save *died, for 3-)t-olds and wear& ; second to rave hit stake; 'Mawr, extra. About three-quarters of a nub. Lord We trortelaud's John Leech, by Cape Flyaway Wiest% re, 3 yrs. Vst 81b Mr Irsyley's Lily ( dam }Libido% 3 yrs, 7st _cagier I Pole of Elaratorni Oseterript, 3 yrs, est Mb . (Hudson 3 The folios Mg also ran :—Belphegor, Court:er, A Ace, and flour ttirg : 6to 4 eget John birth, 5 to 1 each apt Aetna and rail r. and 6to 1 age Contempt Ino A, rielitian &Ales of 6 sovs. twin with 13 added, for t yr-eidt and upwards ; weight for are; the winner to be gall for 100 FOAL Al not three-quarters of a mile. lir. Amen , Ilaunds, by the Clue-dam by &Mx:ln tit.), 6 rte. tat 1011) . (Snowden) 1 Mr. Miler "Seek ((20), 4 yrs. tin . - • (KM7 OO ; lir. thorge's Mareachine ( ( IU), 2 yrs, Ist aiti (en fist OW (Butler) 3 Alias (late Harlington) and Confederate also ran. Betting: to 4on Rotunda, 103 to 5) age Ettriek, and 6to 1 elm Ilanuiehino. Tea Es vitt/ Pntre Illandicapl of 50 rove., for all ages ; 1101. Roo 'Vas. About half • mile eraight. Mr. DI ewitt's &out, by Oxford-Novara, 2 yrs, 64 7lb (Fillick) 1 Mr. ReamrthOi jenny little, 3 yn. fat 121 b (Wyatt) $ Dir Bente( yle Returned, yra, Gat lib . .AWllmer) 3 The follow ng aim ran : -Vulcan, lial-1•1, Marshal Ney, Mae duff, Triphttoeur. Bemire. Burford, Jean d'Are, flintine er)lt, tenth it It?.. Agne, filly, Whirlwind, Terrific Illy, CtwddArton, and Nar.ny Thormenliy. Betting : Ito 1 apt Marsha Ney, 5 to 1 age Mader, 110 to 15 age Pied, 100 to 6 agat Bent:lee, 20 to 1 e ieh age ?hinny 'Shemin ty. Jenny Malls, Vulcan, Spitfire, and plies. Tns Peones HANDICAP of 3 sees. each, with 20 eora na rde.d. for 11.yi old' and newer& ; winners extra ; the winner to be sold for 411) eve. About Svc furlong. straight.. Mr. Chaplm's Spider, by Vengeance-Typhoon, 2 yre, 7st 2lb ..... (Jeffrey)) 1 Mr. Heathrete's Ampleforth, yes, fat Ha (am. 64 1311) (Steeple , 2 Mr. W. Cc Telsad's Bt.Valent inc, 3 yrk,7,"121b fMAiihnerd; 3 The following also ran :-Mutes, tlphus, Mimic, and Jane Betting : 2 to 1 on Spider, 6 to 1 each age Maggie and L'lphus, and 10 to 1 age any other. Tea SHILEWPBURY Ct r IiANDICA TOW. RIO 4044, added to a l ivetwakee of 40 env.. each. 1.1 ft; winn^re main; 114..1.12d to tam stake. About one mile and flue- -quarteri, Sir R. eirahern's Romping Girl, by `Vial Myr-Al-City. 4 pg., let 31b , . . ..(Kenyon) Captain Ilatlnti't Ko4ht of the Garter, 4 yre. et 4th one tab extra) . - ............ . I.'ordhara) 2 Mr. Brsyley's Prince . Regent, 3 yen, 6471 b _ 3radwell) 3 The follow ng also ran : -Van Andmigh, Iced Ronal!, Fair mind, rani Tone, ViIICOIMI, V11 , 01:14M4 St. Alban , , Cl manor, Aggravator, Creeper, Belfast, and The Special. teltirg: Bto 1 eget Romping Girl, 100 to 30 a;4 Klight of the Carter, 6 to 1 snot Special, 7 to 1 east Paul Joao., 8 to 1 Aunt Clinr.esee, 10 to I eget Belied. 100 to 8 each &gat Viotti:tit and Lord Ronald, 100 to 7 sent Van Amixtrgh, IN to 6 sort Agmurator, and 40 to 1 age Prince Regent. The let wire de-perked to an excellent start within a few lOU Ulll , of the ormointed tree, Knight of the Garter being the Ne to them in advance, Clemenee, Viscount Romping Girl, and Var. Anitargh following, but when they had fairly ',Pithy' down to their west Knight or the Garter was pulled hark, and the ernonsnd was taken lay Van An:thumb, who hel I a place on the Mode, and ••• followed pad the stead by Romping Girl, Lord w Id, Knight of the Garter, Clemence, and Virsaint, V u aunt St. All ac's, ant Jones, and . Special succeeding, the rear being bought up by k'airwind, Vinr.nia Creeper, and Argravatir, the latter of wl showed temper at the pee, and lint ground at the Matt. After mending the turn beyond the .read Van AZl3.l4lllfb took • dear legal of itomping Gel, Lord ltoned etvl going on third is trent of Kn ght if the Gaiter, Paul Junes, B. el, and (1.111414. e following in a clutter, Prime Re rent Leading the re araitder. won akin y ration:OA a enmaideraqe tail. 'Cr.. e.dor was maintained until reaching the five furlong po.t, wheu Bullpen Girl rand up to the quarten of Van Anal) ugh, vie Ea the headed at the eimuneneement of the roll, the Fair I e.ng eunndtd by (1, m. nee, Lord Ronald and Knight .0 A te Gro..r in - a 'utter, V'r, rime Vieerer, who tfr 01311 7 tl rt tiled Lee way through he nal, nrw the umet Tilt et the r, a anvil r, Paul J.lll* end The f ill neon t - ie ti n MAI i, uhlet Vie ount lit. Albans and Be:fast w:iipped in. tr :ng 1 entered the straight with a slight b.-ad of Von Ainbtrih, who retired immediately they w oe In the liu. for home, an example which woo follow .d 1y I , id Pr ad, and Wm mtirene nt left Knight of the Garter t., , rod place. and the riser a raw+ It.l n the two favourite,. remelt ni malt vat) exertion on the Knight, but the sight toll Ito it vtal talc at the Pniett. and, failinx te get up, itivn7int Gill win eh. VI rly t y het a (kWh. Priam Mime, who pea d a let of pulling cap tome in Le straight, fini Mad a b d th:r I; hrt i pi. au+ foie th, Paul J. nen atli, Lord It maid sixth, fixeial se :.r.th, Cri- per ....obit., Agrmvator flint n a', a et w-idi tele into col , ere Fe:rm . cd, Vie cunt. and Vi4count B'. Ail ans, &lint pulling up ea tl. poet, which Van Amhara:l did not y it. '1 Toaresrt 7 t4 lii sea. eierh, 5 ft, with 40 110411. for 2-yr-olds and 111014/14, ; naltiea and allow ue„ t h e Ar i l en i t o I, t , • oil 1.. t = e •01/ 4. IIA:f 4, mile etnige. (a( to-n Mallen'. 8:r Oh% er, by wtialtwell- Ma-la (US$). 4 ye, wt 7lb . . fonllianil 1 Mm. R'adlow's Lit it 1 - e.). 5 yre, he 411. ..(Kenyon) 1 a : 3tol in Sir Oliver. s a 1.1.1.V1 ill 11, ustan' $. of 5 41/V4. carh, with 50 stove. 11 , ..n; for 2-yr-okla and upward.: for age ; the 1101111151. Sol e•^' d for Leio boys. ; attain v114,WV11 , 41.5. About half a mile Arm, bt. ▪ Green's Valc.n, by Thunderbolt-Alarm ((s'), 4yn lit s oNsdaelii 1 ;Co), 3 yr.., Tat 1115 (Kenyon 2 Labe of Ilannitun's Contempt ((1004 61 411 i on) 3 'll e follow ag teen ran -Heather Bell, Renee art, 0 it-and r, Cont de. ate, fly Muajid-Woml at, V, Wee., ant Ether. L nit to i sot Vulcan, 9to 2 age Pyo neat I to 1 end, Ara Cobh t, Out-and- O der, u and Wed icy, lOU to 16 age &d -b. t et, lads to 1 age the Wombs) ally. Ira forget r NANDI KM' P 1.4 re of 50 soya., added to a Handi cap f 110 V"., 2 ft.; for two and three-yr-old,; winnow extra. Mutt fluor. quarters , of a mile. yr. Nee art's Harekell, by Tower-Miss Mmtinean, 3 matt • PAM man's King of the Linen, 2 yrs, 64 lolb (Vitali) • Wadkni's Ada. 3 yr% 7.1 alb Mew= 8 R. Esen on King of the Rovers, to 1 age bell, atd 6 to 2 age Ada. PrRATCHII6OB. fe t visa Hasntrae.-Nalvehe, Lady Zeeland. T tot I'iI:AAVIA.-Venetia. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 10. LATION.—Tbe following are the nuin Dux nuaiiciautio yesterday at the 'eve. al colleges F. Low C.mruou tn . Pcmineer: Cot( re Ximes 71 y It. JiAin's It I tier's ellte .. eke Calla Te ill it y Hall 0 rri s It. Catherine's Qticeu's Jet us t's agdak ne n.ri amid ... Mica,. 7 I ow /11f.rf s .... 1 .... 1.... SiVAN. Total. 132 .. .. 1 149 11 112 7 .. .. 3 .. 17 .... 2 :::: ii 1 .... Total _ - --- - THE ni s AT MAC - hut:U.N.—Yesterday the Inquiet on the body of the man, Patrick Gallagher, who mae killed in the riot which warm' at Blackburn on the day of the municipal elections, was held before the local dormer and twenty-three jurors. The medical evidence proved that Gallagher, who was engaged as a " Widgeon man," and pMd ou the jay of the riuta by one of the election committees for his servions, was taking part in the riot. He bad knocked a man uamed Pomfret down, and was striking him with a stone when folic . -oonstalie ,Itanitbottom jumped over the ban icadm, and struck the awaited a blow at the back of the head, oat's nq oompremon of the brain, from which the •ean died in two days afterwards. The coroner el• pined to the ury that, inasmuch as it had been proved that the Itio t Act had been read prior to the blow being struck, should they come to the conclusion that the deceased was killed by a blow from the policeman's truncheon the law won!' psoteet him. Thera were no other marks of violence upon the body of the deceased. The jury, after deOberating hall an boor, found that Gallagher came to his ilestli by the blow if urn the police man's truncheon, and letunictl inialidlowlY a verdict of justifiaMe atTITAL PALLCII. ONE RiiTLNNn Ttnemey, Nov. 10.— Adadmions by season 001klitss I , o tgl ; ell payment, 490 ; total visitors, 1,411:1. TILE EXPRESS, ILBCTIVN INITLLIGENCIL CITY OF LONDON. A ward 'sleeting of liberal electors of the City of Lodes wee had yesterday afternoon, at the City Twinkles Hotel, Gauen-street. The attendance was mamma. Mr. B. W. Cuss= presided, and en the platform were—The sew Lord Meyer who MI & moat cordial reception ; Baron Lease s Rothschild, Me. tiosebes, M.P., Mr. R. W. Crawford, ILP., Aldermen Lawrence, M.P., Mr. Ayrtosi, M.P., Mr. Verson Har court, Mr. McGeorge, of the Commas Drenell, Re. The Creamers having briefly opened the Mr. Vi aeon Makeover moved the folloPrZege622u tan :—.• That the past services of the boo. members for tbe City of tondos in parliament *otitis them to the un abated confidence of thar easistitnents, and shag lb. a k a . tors p r esent pledge themselves to use their bad exertions to et cure their future return." Mr. ll'Oxotos Sinn seconded the resolution, which was put and carrisd without any dissaithat. Mr. Costar n. M.P., their addressed the meeti_ ng. After ris o r e esing the &Hitt which he had felt at timing the ••y of the liberal party so eloquently defended by M r. moon Harcourt, he denied that the conservative party had any policy, and referred to the speech of Mr. Dcwaeli ou tl.e pi ev.ous evening in support of that view. As to Lead Stauley—the Last card the government bad to play and the ettkinent of the Alabama ho remitted that .t was well that those claims were settled by Lad Stanley, for the conservative party would never have allowed them to be 'settled In tho same way, if they could have helped it, by a liberal government. Among other thing. which the goveruneet had taken from their oploncute was the policy of amity and e inaliattni timards the United States. It wee frevently urged that Mr. Gladitone was dangerous. Who, be asked, war the most dangerous', Mr. Oladtone with his courtge or Mr. Dim ail with his reckless audacity Y He knee no greater instance of audec.ty thin that of Mr. DisraelL with his foot on the reek of his party, doing to tell them that be had for many years been educating them. (laughter.) Well might they ask him " Are you educating us now— is tie aver s of educaton complete r" They were told by one of their opponents that as regarded the Irish church they were flying in the face of their God. It appeared to him a desecration to cceound the endowments of a church with its Greed, and to lay that by attempting to remedy a temporal abase tl.ey were committing a spiritual offence. (Hear.) Alderman Lawnmecz, M.P., observed that by that day week the result of that great contest would be known, and Le felt confident that the citizens of London would Lave 1 nerd tree to their principles. Ision bonen ItornsimuLD, M.P., adverted to the se ttees which had been offered by the candidates on the other ride for the course they were pursuing, and contended that they were ffi quite insucient. Ike p: end position of England in the word was due to the triumph of liberal principles in past times, and Le bad no fears as to the result of the coming election. Mr. R. W. Came:ark M.P., after some general re marks on the position and prospect* of the libaul party, raid that having informed himself correctly as to the posi tion of the contest in that City, he felt confident that the labours of the last two months had not been thrown away. The meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. Yesterday afternoon Mears. Bell, Gibbons, and Twella, the Connery/4We candidates, addretsel a crowded end influential meeting of the electors at the Corn Izehange Hotel, Mark-lane ; Mr. Deputy Holcomb is the chair. AYLEI , I3I:RY.—A crowded meeting was held in the county hall on Monday evening, to hear en address u ' m the Hon. E. Lyulph Stanley in favour of the can didature of Mr. Howell, the second, or " working man's literal candidate." Mr. Stanley, after touching on the chief questions of the day, spoke warmly of Mr. Howell's reivicer as secretary of the Reform League ; and, allud ing to the yosition of Mr. Rothschild, observed that but for the exertions of the liberal party neither he nor his father would ever have given a vote in parliament. He also referred to tbe efforts being made by workingmen in the City of London and elsewhere as a ground for recipro.W exertions on the part of the house of Rothschild to return a seeend liberal candidate for Aylesbury. Mr. Howell slots at some length, stating that his canvass had obtained for him more friends than he hat hoped, and imnotmcing his dcterminat on to go to the poll ; but added that, provisb d au bonne:able coalition were effected in time between the two liberal committees, he would pledgd himself to retire at any moment rather than endanger Mr. Rothrehild's seat. A resolut'on recommending an immediate union of the two committees was carried by acchanuit:on. _ _ . BERKS.—The nomination for this county has been fixed to take place on Monday. the 23rd instant, at Ab;ugdon, the old county town. There are four candi dates for the three trate—namely. Mr. John Walter en I the Hon. Aubeion Herbert (liberals), and Colonel Loyd Lindsay end Mr. Richard Benyon (conservatives). BRADFOLD.—On Monday evening another large 'netting of 4,000 'arsons, friends and supporters of Hsu,. Font. r and Mall, was held in it. GeorAe's Hall ; Mr. W. Whitehead presiding. Mr. Forster devoted I&Jge proportion of his addreasto thenational-expenditure qee non. CARDIFF.—The canvass of Colonel Stuart's cons mitt:e v•Leat, an absolute majoiity of over 1,400, after giving Mr. Gifferd, the tory candidate, the benefit of all 'mutual, doubtful% and these who have not. been arm. The gallant ceonel has raced en address, in which he thanks his nu' lorters for their active and untiring exec tionr, whech Lure placed his return beyond a doubt. CIIELBEA.—The second of the great meetings of the united hbei al patty took place lan night at the Ken sington Ve.tey -hail, Mr. Hobert Freeman in the chair. Wentworth Dilke spoke first, and Sir Henry Hoare followed, and a resolutson ph dicing the meeting to sup toe t Nike end /kale we. , carried by acchunution. GRIERMOUTII.—Lord Mayo, in a farewell ad dles to the electors of Cockers'' , nth, before leaving for India, says :--•• Si lendisl as is the gait. and diffi suit as will be my duties , I go forth in full con fi dence, and hope God will give me such strength and wisdom as will eirsb'a mein &tett the government of India in the interest and for the welfare of the 11111.011,1 committed to our cani. In tie p esformance of she guest task I ask us fair sir—let me be judged acco ding to my action'; but I know thet floras honestly made for the maintenance of our national honour, for the spread of civ,lisation, and the 'reservation of r ace, will always command the sympathy and suppart of my countrymen." Eau SURREY.—A meeting of tho friends and supgelters of Mr. Locke K.ng and Mr. C. Buxton was hetet last night at the King's Head, Lower Norwood, M-. Men ington in the chair. Mr. Locke King anal Mr. Buxton addressed the meeting at sonic leirgth on tho proniin. nt topic s of the day, awl on the motion of Mr. 'frietien, seconded ty Mr. Thomas Liman, and supported by the Its,. John Stela, a vote of confidence was poised in the cendidater, and a deelaralon to give them their unanimous support. BINISBURY.--A meeting of the inhabitants of reansbwry assembled last night in Barusbury-hall, ti hear Al arman Lusk as candidate for Finsbury ; Mr. John Savage in the chair. The alderman having explained his views ou the leading questions of the day the meeting lased a unanimous vote of confidence in the hon. candidate. }'!tout:.—Mr. fierjeaut Sleigh, the well-known Innhter, is to be the contervative candidate. The It tined gentleman arrived in the town at mad-day eiter day, and at once proc , tiled to the Crown Hotel, an 1 &detested the leaders of the conservative party. GaEk - ww;cu. Last night a crowded public meeting of the elect re re,idcut in the districts of Leptfoid and flatei.aiu was held in the hall of the 31 !- thanks' Intt.ti.tc,lligh-itrect, Deptford, in support of the Mjoint cand daturo of Mr. Alderman tialomons and the ight lion. W. E. tradstono at the forthcoming Coition. Mr. W. Anger:Join pnis:ded, and the meeting haviiix addretted by Mr. Alderman 841ontone, M.P., a re,teutiost ill favour of the tundidature of the lion. geutieinan anl Ohohitone was carried with acclamation. HACKNRY.—Three of the esurhilitt.ii for the ho nour rf repro eating thi —.IOEII horoa4h held DIRICIRp night in .anus districts—Mr. Potluck Welde the can 11. este in the coniervative interest, at the Albion-hail, Al bion-sijoa, e, Daietun ; Mr. John James Honvir, at the } ogle Tavern, City-road ; and Mr. John Holm., at the Holy Trinity Pelmet-rooms. Chureh-street, Heston. Fitch of the candidates wen well received by hii supporters. The returning °Meer s charges for this election are a gills AKA of 1.4.0 W. The conservative,' have pa:o theirquota. Information has been forwarded to the ret u rfti officer, an by him to Sir Richard Mayne, that a dieturlianoe is expected at the l ell. and special police arrangements will be made to preserve order. ItLE o 1 WIGHT. Mr. Italie Cochrane, who bus represented the borough of Ronibin in the courervative interest BRAM 1849 son of Admiral Sir Thomas ermin nue, of Quarr Abbey House, near Ryde, has at the lust moment announced his intention of op poring Sir John Simeon, itt the representation of the Isle of Wight. The contest in expected to be a close one, on account of the family influence of both gentlemen. LOUTH. The Tion. Jenico Preston, the conser vative candidate for the county of Louth, makes no refer enee to the subject of the Irish church in his address. The Roman catholic primate, Dr. Kievan. has called on his clergy to dissuade theolectors from voting _for Mr. Preston. MARYLEBONE.—Lard, night Mr. Thomas Cham ber, Q.C., M.P., held three meeting'.: let, at Foresters'. bell, Carlisle-street, /dandelion.: ; 2nd, at the Queen's AMA, St. John's-wood; 3rd, at Westbourne-hall, West bourne-grove. In each esso a vote of confidence was carried. Mr. Daniel Omni addnssed a meeting at Cambridge-hall, Newman-street, Oaford•atrost, and a reolutiou was adopted pledging the meeting to his aupp_ort. Mthoixsza.— Last night Lord George liounilton addrepued a meeting of his supporters at the Nstioncl Schools. St. The hey. U. Cook.ley oecupted the chair. Lord George was well received. At the ohne of his el mach, three cheers were given fur the made lord, and a resolution phslgitig the meeting to support I • W. 1.14 FIRMA. NORTH-EMIT LA NC.% I RE. - —The Nt of voteri 410W11 the number in this division to be B,od. Nolan Etnnopentaz.—Mr. B. G. ;ebb. the Mere/ eandidele, Ira isseed • king and spirited address to the deters, Mr. Ormsby Gan and Visounat Newport, the sitting membees, are sou comervatives. N earn emeroamonnz.—Mr. N. M. Buller, in siting the electors of the mothers division Si the county far the renewal of their for the a give mislidame, pledgee him& to vote nsesdiamis retaelesil to its logNisthe effect to the reheated, and the the dknetabikhramt elf the Irk& aura. sad expresses hie readiness to sewer any ques tion that toe pat to him in a straightforward way at the NOTIVIOBAm.—A largely-attended meeting itt favour ed Mr. asides and Mr. Seely. the two Mae] candidates, was held on Monday teeming, in the Phhibi- Um Wadies. Bath gentlemen were received with great natticsim m. EOIJTH DIVON.—A series of meetings in favour of Lord Amberley was commenced en Monde in the bill country of the Hann thigh and Noteworthy At Bridretows there was • lunge gatherieg under the peen dewy of Colonel Thomson. Lord Ambeeley, having been Mks a suddenly ill at Plymouth, could not attend, and it was announced that We segegeseents fee the week would be rostrened till next week. Subsequently • numerous meeting took place at Northlew„ Colonel Thomson again in the down 'Me Rev. Jamie Thome delivered an ad dress in favour of Lord Ainbetley's candidature. His lordship was warmly supported at both places. FOU7II HANTS.—On Monday afternoon the Right Hon. W. F. Cowper and Mr. Clement Milward, tbe candidates, mid Lord Henry Scott, HY.. and Mr. J. Carpsuter-Garnier, the tore candidates, ad dressed • large meeting of farmers and others at the Market-tall, Batley. Towns Resirxre.—Meetings were yesterday addiesnd by Mr. A yrton, M.P., in the club-room of the ord Region, Burdett-road Limehouse ; by Mr. Newton, at the Beaumont institution; and by Mr. Con; et, at St. Janrces Schools, Whitehorse-streat. Rat cliffe. In tech close a vote of confidence was adopted. WAllWlCl.—Yettorday Mr. Robert Crawford, of Westbrook, • Tarlieenentaryeolicitor, of London. and a member of the Reform Club. issued • formal address to the electors, and amounces his intention to go to the poll. He is the third candidate in the liberal interest. He ph does himself to support Mr. Gladstone. WEYMOUTH. —The conservative candidate, Mr. C. I. T. Hambro, held Ma first public meeting at the Royal Boni. on Monday evening, and was well received. The chair was tab, n by Mr. .1. A. Deveni-h and several init.,- enlist gentlemen of the nounty. as wen as • numerous body of fanners, surfed Mr. Hambro. A vote of confidence in the bon. candidate wee adopted. YOUOTIAL.—A very largo and enthusiastic meet ing of Mr. Wegnelin's supporters was held last night in the committee-rooms, Mr. I. Barry in the chair. A meet able address was made by Mr. Weguelin. Mr. Barry and Mr. Barnett also spoke. The proceedings ware of the moot encouraging character. ~" WEDNESDAY WISSTNINSTER ELBCTION. The following correspondence between an elec tor of the city of Weetminater and Yr. J. B. Yill re garding the letter hon. gentleman's religious opinions has been published: 20, Lichfield-Areet, W.C., Nov. 6,186 t. Yr. Mill,—Bir: As • volunteer canvasser and oormnit iceman (Bt. Anne's district), I have met several refusals to vote for you on account (as the voters say) of your being en atheist. It would give me groat raturfaction, and alto secure a large number of votes for the liberal cattle if you would in some public manner contradict what I consider a slander upon your public character.— Very sincerely yours, FREDt. Blackheath-park, Kent, Nov. 9. - • Dear suppose the pereons who call me an atheist are the same who are impudently asserting that Mr. Gladstone is • Roman catholic. I should think my friends in Westminster must by this time be aware that buries, in election times, stick at nothing. An attempt was made to rake the same cry against me at my first election, and the defence which I did not choose to make for myself vas made for mo by several eminent dienitaries of the church of England. At that time I declared my deliberate determination on principle not to answer any Questions whatever re-pecting my religious erred, because I acknowledge no right in any one to ask them, and because I owe it to future candidates and to the interest of futureconetiturncies not to encourage a prac. tire, the effect of which would be that when no objection can be found to a candidate's character or political op . nions, attemlits would be made to extract from himself materials for raising a religious prejudice against him. which is often ease.t stirred up . again 4 the best wen. I think I shall act moo rightly, and most in oonform:ty to my principles. by adher,ng to this declara tion. If any one again tells you that lam au atheist. I would advise you to ask him how he knows, and in what page of my numerous writings he finds anything to bear out the asfert . on. You will find he has nothing at all to ray. If he talks about my subscription for Mr. Brad laugh. he should be asked whether he thinks that the working men of Northampton, who have adopted Mr. Bradlaugh as their candidate. or the members of the Reform League, who elected him one of their council, are all atheists. You are free to make any use you please of this letter.—l am. dear Sir, yours very faithfully, Mr. Frederick Bates. J. S. MILT. ELECTION NONINATIONS. WI PNERBURY.—Tho nomination for this borough place on Toeiday, the 171 h. not on the 19th, as accidentally mispiinted in the Erpres% of y~es•terday. LEEDB.—The nomination will bo SAW for Mon day, and the polling for Tuesday. Tim Dias°Lunos OF PARLlAmiern—ln the new Itegietrstiou Act the following powl-ion appear, in reel ence to the tueembling of the new parliament :—" If the nest dispolution of arliament taker place in tho yen 184 . 8. the time to be llppointed for the flr.t rueetiug of tho ar:iament of the United Kingdom of Great !tritons and behind after such disPolittion may be at any time not les than 28 days after the date of such woes/nation, any act, law, or utage to the contrary notwithstanding." ADMIRALTY EMPLOYES AND THE ELV:TIONS.— In collet:gunny of the great increa e in the uumbor of cotere under the provisiouo of the Representation of thg People Act of last session, oil the day of poling a whole Lohday will be 1411011/1 d to all voters in the naval and victualling establithmeuts, and naval bo.pitale, to entble them to ncotd their vote., Us* which holiday no ded action will be made fn m their pay. COUNTY EI.PATIONB.—IIy a recent act an elec tion in counties can take place WI four days after the hold ing of the court at which proclamation is rondo to " elect a knight or knight,- to serve in parlisuneut." It was for mes ly '• six days " after the proclamatioa. Fetus° Be rite.—By the new Rogistration Act (31 and 32 Viet., c. 68) the law ha‘ been amended. the provision in the act of William IV. has been repeahrd, and it is now enacted "that the polling booth, at each polling place shall be to divided and arranged in compart ments by the sheriff or other returning °Mate. that wit more then 608 electors shall be allotted to poll at each compartment." THE GENERAL ELEtTioN.- Mr. Stanford has publithtd a very 'ireful guide to the coird..tueucies of the Un:ted Kingdom, showing all the counties, divisions of counties, parliamentrov botoughs, and universities, with the alterations and auditions accord rig to the new Reform Act. In the some cover Mr. St %Ilford also publishes a full list of candidates. with a curio re aud (ater ea u n. . : an ,. lysis, and other valuable information. LoictON Pittt..trni Rorie 80(31:W.—The annual axetingof the above society was held ye t•rday cycling at the Sot iety'a-rooma, Moira-chamber,, Ironmun ter-hins. The chair was taken by Mr. Deputy Stapleton. From the report, which vas teed by the secretary, it uppra-ed that the object of the am defy was to relieve the 'mar with h cid and coals in all putts of the me' ropols. The reeel:ds of the l% t year amounted to 2 9261., out of which 1.0971. hod lain paid for bread and 1,/SW. fur coals. the !mimics Mt) be:lig. after necessary expenses. carried fo-ward. Dr. Cum.!. who moved the adoption of the repent. tsatifled to the good the soe'ety had done in the district of Whited:al el, w ith which he was ac piainted. Mr. Wm. Clark, in feeouding the report, bore sins tar testimony, adding that the society had n volunteer almoner in the ref WU of roma respectable tradesman. He regretted that the financial statement was nut so ratisfactoi7 as he could with. the balance being only 27/. 130. 7d.. and he truetud that the henevokut would put them hotter in funds during the current year. The report was unanimously adapts!. The remainder of the proceedings were more formal, and terminated with a cordial vote of thanks to the chairman, and to Mr. John Henry Beeps. the hon. secretary. EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. Yesterday the twenty-second annual conference of the British organira tion of this Alliance was held at the Freenissone-hull, °teat Queen-street. At the morning meeting, Mr. James Spicer presided, sad there was a tolerably large attend abee. Amongst those prevent were lord Haddock, General Alexander, General Clarke, G eneral Walker Mr. J. Finch, the ev. W. Pennefather, Day. Dr. Steam; Bev. Carr J. Glyn, So., Dultreit TAILORS' LANGUR AGENCY, NEWINGTON CATAUSWAT.—Mr. J. C. Buckniaster, of the department of Science and Art, Routh Kensington, addraa'ad a crowded audience of working men last evening on "Technical Education." The meeting derived increased interest from the presence of Mr. Layard, M.P., who supported Mr. Buckmeeter's views in a brief but admirable speech. Dr. Rendle, of Southwark, took the chair. The " Court Circular," October 24, says :—Au Important disarray bee hurt been made that (Mania Wan key pr. peek Terre the beet and seed nutritious teed fee animals nt all deerketens. The experience of all aaManalal• Proms that bon..e. rows, and plea who partake of We f led me M • iamb nenditkm, yield mote produce. sad ara loss add, to die sae than fettle fella the ordinary alaaale. Ansakor psis on, vant.im is that ty ite tien • oituddemble se= i e gieled. We rorroalaalial our Fad.la to Om this sow the Nutritioue eerie kketraet, • fair trial, and we au.).= ye Iwnott meanierily, the it animals will ph Faid - osa. Th. promlelmrp are the North British tette or, of IT, hanhopiandoatn at Without, its., Olio wildledlediMeend seam* of LOB/ tee do fords., or WO for 10s.—(A4verUmwmakj C am - - ,• . ~ . ' 7 ~j • 1 EVENING, NOVEMBER LAW lINTINLLJGRNCR. COURT OF 00101 LON PLIAIL—Nov. 10. Elating. is Meate.—(Belay the Lied CHM (radios Bovill and Articles By!es, imatieff. Oki Brett.) Au'iniiCAPPM l6 O l * W4M,Bnaar This appeal same Bleshees,from Assi±?ii• in the lid tams, was se to the wellesaey sea moues et objection. There was ady ass pariah Mershase. but there ware two lists of ?den, tee body claiming in 'meet etgreperty, mud the *Uwe la teepees of ans:eat reserved dila. The asses of eideellen gives is refer ee*, to the appelleat amid, "I ebjeel le the amine being retained upon the list of penmen selithsd to vote in the election for the beret* Essibra." without the ;alligator list. The gatellen mimed was wheth ei rd was obligatory *pea the MdesSet 'tate the Het era which the game el the pares dijoeled to was; bet to this it was answered that the mean was apes sae list only, and therefore so smistako at esedeicia weld arias fir at the notion. The barrister held *anodes good, and this was the decision 'waled Mr. Picks:leg Q.C., far the appellaat; aad Mr. D. Reuse, a.C., and r. L. Chalk foetid respeadent. Is the COM of the argument it was dated that the reepordent's name WO the only 41011 Okla the lid el re tervid right, and that this fast maim M perlsetly *la dist the objec tion was to the appellant's name being upon the other list. The cowl took time to consider the matter. soot( (arrria.urt) v. awnsaw (airwoonterr). This was • eousohdated appeal from the borough of FS myn, and it arose out of the following oireumstuneee. The objector signed the motif" " Charles Mo in, of Ht. Thomariteeet, Pewits, on the list of voter* for the boreut hof Penryn." The present parliamentary borough was popularly eared Penryu, but in the statute it WAS tailed Feraya and Fahnoutb. nem were is listeof voters for that teeoegh, and one of Oath was for the district lower( as the old borough of Penryn. The revising but. rider held that the objector had not sueleiently dreoribo I uj on which of the six lists of voters hia MOO was to be found, and the question now was whether be was right in to heding t Mr. (I'lfalley , Q.C.. and Mr. 11. Payne appeared for the apj ellsot ; and Mr. fierjeant T. Atkinson and Mr. la Emith for the respond( ut. The Lad Chief Justice sad that the term "borough of Perna " was ut ed in two tenses but it might be ob er sr d that there was no one lid Of WOWS for the borough of Tenryn and Falmouth, though there was are for the old botoogh of Fenryn. Lookieg at the whole of the notice. he should come to the conclusion that the objector deecribtd himself as upon the list fur the eld borough of "'corp. Decision reversed. BAIL COURT.—Nov. 10. Sittings at Nisi Prism at Westminster. (Before Mr. Judie* Binekburn and a Commas Jury.) The second sittings commenced and ended to-day. Eight causes only were entered, and they were all dim tomd of. Lamm! e. ar'noroLu. _ _ This was a peculiar action for the recovery of • large quantity of valuable jewellery. Mr. Uriffßho was counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Day &p- Feared for the defendant. The plaintiff, an elderly lady, and whowea very deaf, was the widow of Captain Larkins. Up to Christmas lad she was living with Mrs. Sparta, her widowed daughter. The latter, who was a very accomplished Wt. wiehei to enter the theatrical profession, and the jewellery was lent her for that purpose. The plaintiff went on a visit to her brother, • drama, and the daughter went to Liver pool. In June the daughter was taken very ill ; she was removed to her mother's and died on the 16th of that month. The defendant then prwnted himself to the family, said he was the husband, and as such he was allowed to attend the funeral. He was informed that the daughter had been lent the jewellery by the mother, and he was requeeted to give it up, but be declined, and still retained it. In cross-examination plaintiff said she was very math vexed when the discovered her daughter's marriage. The articles were packed in a box last December for the daughter to take with her to Liverpool. She had lent the jewellery to her daughter on previous occasions, and the articles had always been regularly returned. Mr. Justice Blackburn paid be was at • loss to under stand the defence. The facts were not disputed, and the defendant bad better take care how he dealt with the property, or he might bud criminal proceedings taken against him. The jewellery, which was is court, was then given up to the plaintiff, the jury returning • nominal verdict for the plaintiff for SOL, the judge consenting to give a cer tificate for costa if required. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILITIRALL. Herry Qwerry, 17, and Janes *WI" 18, were charged before Alderman Canton with assaulting several gentle men in St. Paul's-churchyard. Frederick Downs, 102, said 'hat, on Monday afternoon, when tke civic proFesi ion was returning from Westminster, he law the two pn-oners, with about 20 or 30 others. rush ing along and knocking gentlemen's hats over their (get aa they went. He raw Wilton knock ono gentleman s bat °a er his eye!, and Quarry, not being able to real+ the crown of another gentleman a hat, struck the brim under renal and knocked it off his heal. As so na as he kW hod of Wilton he was surroutled by about 31 roughs an 1 thrown to the ground. and but for the interpotitaou of a iv nil( wan be would have been much nialtreaual. Mr. J. T. Murrell said that he saw a great deal of what 111. e t fßeer had stated, and it was perfectly true. lie say Ito officer thrown down, and went to his assidaneq. Th, inironers were both very violent, turd Quarry kieioi h a thins Tory tavagely. Alfred Berry, 123. corroborated the statement of Downs, and proved the resistance both the pri ouera male to be:us taken to the statren-►oure. _ Aldan an Causton raid it was tannstrous to think rout respectable people could not stand in tho street to seo tiro I old Weyer 's show without boitig as:halted by 8 1,211 rat tans. he sentenced quarry to two months iin,wis ri went with Lard labour, awl Wilton to 21 d.tys' bard labor. LAMIIIo:TH. Charles Steley,jeta., of Chancellor-road, VieAt Dulwich, appealed to answer a comp'a nt fcr unLwfully moot creelly illtreating a dog, and knocking one of it+ eyes out. An officer from the Society for the Prevention of Ctuolty to Anmals was pre.ent to watch the case. Mr. John Hell, living at I, I ark-terrace. Lower Nor. wocd. stated that on Saturday about mioltdsy. ho awl a fri. nd we:e out with a dog. On coming along Chancellor road, the prisoner, who had a whip, took hold of it by tho thong, and struck the dog a savage blow on the fare. Tho animal fell, evidently in great agony, and it was after wards found that the left ego had been struck, and the eight entirely destroyed. Witnesses were called, who said defendant used tooth hands when stoking the blow, and replied, when spoken to about it, that he wished lie had killed it. The defendant raid that ho was sorry for what had happent d. but he did not intend to hurt the animal au mt.rh. lie wee trying to separate the dog from another it was fighting with, and called a witness to supp3rt that btatemeiat. Mr. Elliott raid it was a shameful case, fur supposing tl.e defendant's &fence to be true. there was no occasion %loiterer for such erUcl violence as that proved to have lel 11 Inactised by him. lie must pay a penalty of 2Ja., or 14 days. The titre was paid. NAVAL AND NILITAIZE WOOLWICH, Nov. 10. With regard to the removal of the Woolwich military clothing establishmeut, to be amalgum.tted with ti nt of which is to take immediate ode.* a War officeot dei has been rt eivud,directingthat nearly all Minis hitleito cmploytd at Woolwich dell trausferral I indict; it Le.ng comidered of importance, both ou the score of etheit toy and economy, that the several bantam limit be under one fluff. A large quantity of work, 1.100 shirts i.cr week, is ordered to be furwdrdel hunt I milk° fur the employment of the wires of s oldwire atlhis Fau risun. The fitment buihling used Ili a clothe:4 menu:Beery will be appropriated fur the rce.iption ut stoics flout the Tower. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 7. -- The undorinontiono , l officer. have this day Leen promoted to the rank of n avi i ating lieutenant in her Majesty'. fleet:—John Gourgo Boohoo, Esq ; Edwin Hugh Searle Bray, Eq.; Willia a Xing, Edwin Owen Hallett, Esq. ; Selby Lilb EN. Nov. 9. Lieutenant Thomas Montagu Mosley Wym said bail been this day promoted to be a retired own mender, under the provisions of her Majesty'. orders in council of Ist August, 1860, oth July, 1851, and 210: March, 1866. Nov. W.—Appointments: Captain W. 11. Eds., to the Satellite, vice Joseph Edye, demand. Aniistaut•Surgeon Dr. Robert Potter, to the Itoior. Acting Armistant-Surgeon Dr. W. Galloway, to the Cam budge. Clerk Andrew J. Hammy, additional to the Royal Alfred. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 9.—APPOINTSIESTB.—Lient. Chas. F. Hall, to the Valiant ; Sub-Lieutenant E-nario J. V. Pritchard, to the Ringdove ; Paymaator Silas W. Parker, to the Juno Assistant-Payinaster Prelk. G. Farrow, to the Bellerophon. Naval cadets nominated : Malcolm W. Wailham and Arthur Earle Welter. SINGULAR BIRTH OF TRASH CIIILDREN.—The wife of a poor cabdriver, of 3.5, Prebend-street, Camden town, has given birth to three children, under the follow ing Wier circumstances. One was born on the 6th, one on the 6th, and a thin! on the Bth. 'The poor woman, w ho was attuud4.4l, by two surgeons, Ls progressing favourably. [Ads ertisernent.l—ltot.LowAT * Ourrmirarr AND Po Eus.-1 bowl, our elothicosillocUmate constantly o wow dismiss hos their oriole in w.t and odd. yvt More is no cr owtton what. over that rhconostion, octuoisda, and such Idle pasof ot maladies, haws Is o more rife this sown thou fur ono yours past The masa. r of t..thssonlals ,d cores 44 11.... and their lioutrod 4onipbsiati rib. tod 1 y nniostics is wisdm...lento', awl should be afcrool a the attontiou of at outdoors from 0... romulatato Tio• part. in path should ho htectont od for comc month with warm twit" dth d. and ininustiate'y well ruts et with °hat meta. It is di Lacs into ,be yawed the skiu, through t 01011814.11111 . 0•41 subdue- Irina 54004 tom. and Oro thr ancisttht yolks!. ( 1 - 1868. 11 Li war Amara @Alin% NI.NOMIIIMIN MOW Sit warillar Ilaslastallddroot. Arm:Trio, Easoaa, Lamolows-tarror, Daribralirowa, took saes, Nov. 10, at 2. Ctrna, doom W auras Erma, New Rd4awrott. City, awl lloriderdisalb„ wiyorwarsolal WNW. soy. St, sets COALDP, DAVID, MAINIkbees~ONIN at IL Oecao, Tomas Aran, Nriegorrad War,NMt.an. Yourriyana parr, Nov. V. at IL Comma, Joao, , largar-eourt, Whir-d % lloothart., farm. a. as Coor ov s. Now lL ay Stalota, void &sage Noy. St, at S. Covraatt, tarritaioa, Losikar.laae, jairaoyara borax, Now. SI, at IL Corr, Jowl, Orthard+trort, Irlingtat. thoorakm,Nrcill, at it Drumm'. Wir.o ay. Taektwook.au rut, Mike, art Normatery rad, Warladartar, tout maw, WIN. Ili, at Taros:3., Irawriaa WILLIAM, OtaiNielllNON, aattellWlA 1.111111.1.1111111, NIL el, at 1. FAIIIJIMF, Jura, islionswarorat, Lestith-town, gun .. -/own, Nen. Ikat It. llsairris, Warman (luaus, doutbwat-bokisortad, saargor to a rat arautartaror, Noy. IS, at IL Oaaatirsa, Haan, Writs. Muth flslt drakr, Now. 211, et Il 111111TYGST, 01011 , 11116, Elaldosh tworeart, Noy. SS, at 11. B. I OM. JOON Jags, Artbmalreet, Bayswater, grow, Nor. 11, at 2. Joesra, atailet4tred, atyriad, boos doorator. Nov. ff,sill. Meee. o itattosao Alevosith hitaae DMINII saw. aad (heat V. lit kr, l ity, was rattilwalAt asbislt, Nr.l4. at 1. Mutt, I mouse Dane Amman, Awry- tout, nalloo, adduct sat, r, Nov. 11, at 1. But. ay Auras, Paubrolie-vOlas, Ear Area, anhitoot. Nov. lat t. NAHA.% Joan, Tarlibrototivot, Plano., valuator drill in tim kr, Nov. U„at . NIWBULD. JAMS. UMW, brelitlr, NOV. It, att. Polar Jour, Jona ILAIMINTSIII, wed Bartow Osman A.,., aidtala-taut, Ilgurow-rool, agoras, Nor. N. at 2. P&OVAILL. 01011011 WILLIAM, JIM, aided, Bea, Idea ow claw', Nov. V. at 1. haw, Joao, Claw Der- belt, lallagtas. ass Et. Mary's Art, My, arirtutatt, Nay 'ON, at 11. eaItIIENT, JUIIIIIII, Lows, Norwood,Norad vkteuttler,Nov.rkat 1. li na, Avow, Whdo Uart-yard, Balboni, tad cloaler, at 11. BY 4111loW, isms, Oustrrtary, lir err, Nay. 06 at 11. ih , WILLIAM. jUD., Bt. JdIIFIMNIN, Mamma, patitkr, Nov. 15, at 1. lirtarruy, Trusts, Orford•ore4 *Wu eltalci, Nov. at I. TAT! OP, JONI/ JAMUL IC Aa rowliwroas,.vrarolowalli-roti, lkarad vicroallt r, Nom. fO. at 11. At the riepsmhs Dram& Courts. BABLOW,ComiLas lIVIBST, Aston, Wit'Mailbag% OXIILTIVCAId ik Ik, Nov. 20, at 10. Torr., Jump, Disisiagliara . ,,igroorr Nov. 10, at 10. SS, Isaac. Aidlikk. LIMBIOMI_ ) 41 carter, Dee. I, _lt 14. k SOS, W ILLI SO, Paskbasa, DIVOOM. UMW. NOV. tat 11. Li IMMO, JoaarsAiireat Briderialaffordshire, journeyman Asir:. Nov. 26, at 12. ("mimosas, FINDZI I .11 WiLums.liticideralltkl, stockbroker, N,Jlv. 23, at IL Davits, Owni, Deggelly, Merioarthshire, bolder. Nov. 11, at 11. hsci os, Jauta us, BUM ahead, ascaeustant, Nov. 21, at IA • ark it Wu Cheshint, isiakerror, Nov.2l,at ll. Oauua. Sou, WOW NOV. 21, at IL Guar. Joss, shim dialer, Nov. M. at IL B•LBS•ID, 014/1141E. Birmarhims,aoeriatact cleyk,Nov.2o, at 10. FaialalCK BaLIA/1111, OTOS& Bridge, Ot.illuatihire, el (mix, Nov. 26, at 12. A mous, Tama% Altana. Tosisaire, blacksmith, N0v.24, at 11. Smicai, Bristol, OM& pointer, Dec. 4, at 12. • kawasa, Bristol, podiliosa, Nov. 10, at LI. Hoossissos, Wioume, lLastall, (kaffixdabire, beerlellm. ?Cir. 26, at io. Dol.osy,Mmar,Triaritoo-spon-lloll,veneeserchaist.Nov.ll,4tl2. Broom, Jour, Br WereeatimAire, tailor, Nov. tll, at. it Irmo, Witu sr, 11 old, Barmy, botcher, Nov. 21. at I. Joss., WiLt.is Dolmilyjdoirosthrhire, builder, N0v.13, at 11. Joy, Wittiar, Tosbridge, Kest, painter, Nov. 23, at 10. NIT r Von, Ulonmster, ship brok,r, Nov. 21, at 12. LAMP'S, Ricalaao, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. beerbouse-kte)er, - Nov. V, at &O. La 1, 31111111, Leta., maaufaeturfp, chaaitt, Nov. 30, at It. LIMN, Ana, N o Itimmesdritire, isakeeper, N0v.31, at I. 11•11111114, Tolosa', , peg bayer,Novaitimit ;04. Ihs •1' to 1., 1.0•1 MID 3acmaato sai totatmoovit. Nov- 2 3 ,at 3 OMAR!, Jun, Newport, NI re, grow, Nov. C 3, a i. O. aay..a, Law *BD Bail:wt., Bccomoakr, Kest, 11,dizoorwer, N,o. _ ... 86, ac Po a, A • Loa Broca, Blackpool, Laoaehire,bread baker, Nov. 23, at it. AMMER. Jamie, 13:rtre Nord, WAAL, engine fitter, Nov. 47, at 10. RILRY, 'Amin, Old Briaeley, Mate, pp Geer, Deo. 0. at 1 0 4 1,14.1M1111, T 1111,11•4. 111111t11171•12, 41lonsootithaltire, hataniertnin, Nev. 49, at . R. ,vitu., Witmer , Litton, &ireireetabire, grow, Nov. Is, at 1. t nLL La, en, Joa, Kingwevton, ihnernaker ' Nov. 4t. at 10. WaaINPR., WILLIAM, Niipton-upoa-the-11:11, W 671,644,4,4 ow( er, Nov. 0, et 16. • - - Fel I ft, Jump, Eekingtoo, Derbrhire, out.. tter, Doe. 2, at 12. br.lr, 22 , ifuelmo. YQ ire victualler, Nov. YO, at It. 7 a , .re 8, HIS KV , )illeKter,GlAMMgaiiiith.,earpent ,r, Nor. WI, itt 1 1. To; rea, Joao. Wilding, Torigslitro, berearlirr, Nor. 2u, at 21. Tti.TVI {LI.. 8•111311, Eautwood, Nottinghamshire, bouhouie is, si' 4egat, v. Vvitsuit, Thomas UmwswaLt., ithwrict, •• kt. lei. Nov. IP, at 11. Tics a lay Joss Twit Tirewt flrimpl7, tobaceoni4t,Nov.2l,at 12. WARD. A1111•••111. ilfrt4oll, iAltorrt ta, tailor, Nov. at IL W attar. (korai, Wept Ilnwnwie , fornftwe dealer, Uoc.2, at 10. WILSON, Jossrit, Korb' or-00-Ten, botcher, Nov. 25, at 11. Wausau, Twoutp, 11toekton-on-Ters, wore., Nov. Wt. at 11 WJoao. jon..Taanton,Bcanewetpli,bailder,Nov.2l,at 12. Wasp. C . , ealanctoutter, Now. 21, at 11. litililiTTA, 7Yuro, Cornwall, ataymaker, Nor. 21, at 11. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Nov. 5. RATTMI RA roma, BholseJd. (kerma yeast &tiler. .DIVIDENDS. Nov. IS. S. Defiles, GeWort-virra7kestia6-tows, estetscrial trmellar—Nov. Si. A. Hannah mad W. Patteraon, New North mad, grocers— Dee. I. J. 111. Amber, Lerearter, WSW—Nov. SI. W. B. (Arrester, I. re( Stonehouie, Dews:whim, draperr. —Nov. V. E. ll:edemas, Davusehire, SA J. P. II alges, I oat Mont home, Dereeabire, travelling draper—Dec. 3. Awl.. Harr, r escrow b, lAsoashire, Deemed victualler—Nov. St J. Pas Irsv (Jana•Ses, (ilanvergansiite, farmer—Nov. SI. J. SA!. 11 IIP : ( a rdiff, et rheum ..keeprr— Nov. 20. P. parry Jun.. L.lOll. Wrt d. elsre, *arm on'. armarantr -Nov. IS. T. Dora, Pout. to, Ter e, roc. r---Nov. 23. E. Wader, Iffrlcombe &gra, arracte Aire, ber r rctaihr. PARTNWMII3 DM9O";.VIED. W. Wi11ian5a;;;;37i7,1...,07.47 , i; L.uclnhire, twiner- IT. W. hares and N. P. Marquetti, Newington-butt., WILIO II 11.1 onto -C. W. RaiOM aid V. U. Mani.. du ignite-Amer, V. malty, dew isaportrta-T. H 4 nbou -a and J. U. Ii i...lrnan, Hart-Indra•swenue, (My, merchant.' - A. Tompkins mad J. Tranp liana, roman court and ra quet court proprictorr, Brighton - W. Antra orth sad F. Walid. n, Ro4ulale, Immarbire, hat reanofartutern- P. Cling and It. Taylor, Ito •hdale, Yoram-J. C. A•►.a,.s and W. Rohner., No. 1-'tort, Who, senithis-W. H. Warbraten and W. Warlaurtoo. Hunelrt,Y..rkahire,manif i,- t ri I h. mien -H. Weird and E. 11. Br,cle, feel!, manufs - turin ; rla mr to -8. Hilton and J. Winos:in, Holton, cogarcerr-J. I. a.atknwski rind J. T. ti.iford, Norerieb, bout nrytufael inn if. J. Pull n and F. Murky, Port/mark, ter kr.- J. Grodarre and C. Tryro-luod, Lv ,l Psdr 1104 arg 1 Mr it. and J. H. Wouldlave, Leeds, upholst.uvrr -C. J. Oliver sad E. Ohm r, lauds, swimmer m-T. Wrinman, deemed for T. la oi.a. a n, d. armed, his executor, or J. Hotruca and Jane Broylen, earcr.tras of T. Dropten or Dinah Wail:man, nert-ot-kin of T. 1% air wan). J. Hanrcn, J. Larry, J. Mallinnon, Mnry Ann K ay". T. Hisms, W. Herron, 31nrIlla Urertlam, E. It arena, J. W. 11111, J. P. Malloric, and W. Yarbomurcb, Teed.. loin pro -11,1 lore. so far as regard. Dinah Wit!nnrtn, Jane lir uric', and J. I: o'rrm. or T. Wa moan, demised -J. Hartley, W. 11 tor d r.-Id. and U. Ilinorrs. Binglry, Ina 011 &Mom Iv, no far al J. Lindh It. Wood and J. Nate, EL •yrroorl, Ale '1113 . 1 ft , twain-J. F. Maitre and 1.. P. Cos. Qumonaltrect, le MU Lasts- K. Tcmlinnon anal R.B. Tomlinson. Wals.4 l . .era U. Anew re- J. 1/ay and C. Farm/tall, ipel-coal, tole“o maanfortnnern. LTIONS. At. Mts.. liaauloo, ir.j077,N;;;;3, at the Paz Illy Lail, tabu Row. larva (taws, Paisley, patattr, Nov. tn, at the County Peirks. Joss CRAIG, Glasgow, crain!atert...lant, Nov. 17, at the Pantl:y Hall, Ghtritaar. 131 bi MAP, Jinni WILOON, AI.IXASORK 1110:RT FISLAY, aml WII.I.IAN B.'iu s, UtIVINW, Mfg*/ reilltrel, Nov. 17, at the I al uliy Hall, tilattrow. 1:011•1.1:0 Aat:ca Campflehl, tnyernene-shine, late sto-alm mat.ufatuitr, Nov. 18, at the Procurators' Chambers, Castle of lot, mete. lAN!. CA 'err ea 1., MIIIIOC, waste merchant, Nov. IT, at the 11.yal Bat], rtadce. MS SANE OP BOMBAY. The commissioners appointed to inquire into into the circumstances connected with the fixture of the I auk of Bombay, resumed their sittings at the ludia oltice, downing-sheet, yesterday. The Chairman (Mir H. Ja-kson) anti-meted the decis'on of the eummisrionent as to the application made to allow enmesh to eras-examine the witnemex They related to nit, do to the mph. at ion on revered groandt, the prinitical being diet the eosin ument were not repro anted. that it ww doubtful whether the tharehokkes in India wished it, aid that if the congenial with it it would, in order t., mutter justite to all parties, be requisite to commerce the yt °reeding. de novo, and that there would pm:Cerny be uo cud to ll e iuyciry. 'I le ex. injection of Mr. Birch, the late president of the I ank,s as then proceeded with. lie was questioned at to the rub ere IF/1.111 exeicised over the bhuichet ; but he -e exe to Lace little or no knowledge respezting town, and when sokt d if it were not the feet that eld branehes were wear visited milers there was something wring. ho replied that lie rod not know. He was then examined as to resent large leans advanced to various persons, hut the only reply that could be elicited from him was that he did not rout caber, or that he knew ui thing about it One of the reasons to whom theme large advauces were male the chairman btated was a cabinet-maker in Meadow-street, Bombay, yet he pot au advance of 7 laths .50, his sureties being man of straw. lr. F. L. Brown, formerly a broker in Bombay, was also examined as to a loan obtained by him, and on other mitten,. He spoke to two or three loans being advanced to him alone, and to him jointly with other persons, one being for 30.000 rupees, and for 2 laths 511, and he was not asked for any security. He afterwards. however, deposited some shares. lie subsequently failed, and executed a deed of assignment. Ile denied that .he was bested with favour by the nagee of the various banks breams he had been employed by them to traffic in shine,. He was also examined as to Mr. Tracey, one of directors, being interested with him in a speculation in Piet Canning diem, and it appeared that Mr. Tram) , dal lend him a lath and a-half, but he repaid him. '1 he inquiry wee then adjourned until Friday. and the chairman of the conunissfea stated that other_ government director, will then be examined. He added that they would hare to take the evidence of Mr. Blair at his own house. No moos Pima oz ANY arum MiDionrs.— D y g p ima . coaswarrior. Ite. er sr Dv Nuties lav e. % Tore re LiIITA AWICIA ma Oriumr. ism" N•rr cra i zd tte =xlms. 1711Alod sr 1116 t er .,Zbe, Implode. 4 l on vino w kb re Nato& "atime i resiswase t el i wsu pgas ~„„„ Um Pop& It gavel IN. mil la elber rii= 7 ins. 111). its. 144 INM g rer.. at s•• ...l. 11.valrata (Noreirt• Pe NA rrAir, .IS NAB asses. 1 ratrel bet.—D. Nam and OA. 17 Looks slou Fortnum Name mil Al 4 aim. K1A1: r Ord us. MARKBTI4. TALLOW.— Telma,. Evvoia*. —l7* =tit* woo wi ad*, te-tloy. A bur loolaent prowlaß cos the I lop*, st Oft. id. Dooentor. awl Mc 4 J. Kletr a tier Poo. woo tails for tbe tomer. Ciodoe—Opot aud Donambor, y . . Jant.ary to .11(an* tar. H.; Monk **. ; .tpnl to Jur, 613.; Octo*, to Dowsabor, ISM Ole. to Oa. *l. Damien to lo* main, ; clan. ODTTOR.—/jasaaaaa,, Nev. 10.—Marbat rantisuoi gate! at slant kl. &dime. Ealiaaateit salaata-day PP..."baho. 4 shamea loapsadatles and irn a. 2l l 4Anlitl74 t i....... a 1tra W. _ fier tip. • itoilimmosimab. il t i ; on 20 1 = ; tati Itria. it to MI. 111,50,1 4osat Get a, atel. hank MY% le.. .to TO. /air llVrilaralt, at I.; tale Ogiannella• • OK ; rom* Md. ; fair Ro ok T N . fah lantaisa. 114.1.; Yr hmessa, sliA.; wido w &w o k Ild; Odm. 1114. GOOD/.—Mtaraseimut, Nov. to.—The gia r ko, titetr fat, vett h eel :peaked Irsisoo, aa.d press sic sevashr. Is ehfipkif puss Ws hers meet lister Ittle demand, and k ate alters &hest_ id. par ai l e a Pradity. ',Les. was lAA little mad& sea Is the big pr. ua of lea w in duced ly •• apecabstive cotton mullet, out or a . orntrl to Ley tta y vete übLired igim m, umm 'centaur to tell had to make same ensetwieu. ex :lament ia the cokes ambit having relaxed for the Loons ar. larked atr• ir.lll 110 any weals r, and this lease el the wark..t .1 i.e. too-4y with ea wanly any di.positioa to parelsate. If .‘ow 1..4 le pep. have also i.e. agust to-day, with curb is.o t 41 asuman, : Weise., elected. Lae Lan sot Lets mock a c.v. o I 1.1 allt, n t Moe yarns, Ist where there te any it is in the Leyte, fasotr. In tLe &eh wow k• t wahaw. ...A tie rime shames of arelvity reported la t T aceday, and mien Lave not undemrooll mach .made, th e ft w Aker. Th. : beta seedy all ferules nsultene tend to at., manure ope.ationa us thee; and the abetter* el Was, or with no ii,;opweah tats ut.i a to do banineve CM • scale worth an rao..e tali up to I e almost seminal. The q-.'rote • 1.., a., or toe f.i.. f0n ,1 cokes ssasktt, with law r prime for yo a. a aerate. 44 further ti dater toren in perehriser. Tb-day the se km in evamiinM quite, rad all dams of vaaselaatauel •it u,veaar to y Le . AhLcupb c4era for drabs atwist it, 1,1,e ••!ews to & sap ept loon r Leiter, they have Lordly Lad that .0 La 'merit ; and qnne... keen ate only =mitered in wane de ocrapti,s, of fool, Loans" tLue Lave bun to carers at any prkr. (011 W.— @Hemet°, Nov. In.—Our market to-day wan taboahly for t ,k) od with wheat, and san.ple, anal very .ana.y at about late notes. White made no. to at. Gd. • red, 2.14. pp, 1054 tl reel usl eta. A nod. 'Meshes. of Lanny, whi.J, moved of steadily at fume canary..; 47.1. tabu..; lobate, 43p. to 4.1 e. Felt stmt. r. Chts a middling supply, mud Vie dernaml erns at 14111111d(P ; white, 3b. to 3.5 a.• lak, 31 . to :tl e . per 21lienne. Years a fair stow and swiehat4 w n 1 in value, viz., 3e. ed. to tit. jerked of ttree torts. la. so, hue later. v.r., feeding. Ws. t :Ss. Ter I. ad of three I whets. How, 1.. ed. i t 3'. ad. Par new. Lev as. oct, Nov. 10. —At te.day's market w• Mot an arms att.. :Asia r, but only a small Ursine.* t• .k place in wheat at. r lift a slarlitly nLey.ti favour Fln.r.lu.•th preen.. one.. Indian rear in icod request, and is pr quarter higher tha w. ek. Oats talker lower. Oatmeal du I, and Si tar logy cusp! r. Other aetiel. a unchanged. Ilatros Idoweaar. Nov. t•.—About the aerial supply of wl.• at, at d a limited lupin y, ferment dorandior fonn.s it bite, Mr. tow.. • red, Os. to Ms. per 3; anew. Barley a nosh. tate thew, and th trade dim at peen. iu f &weir of Me salty, viz., Os. to GO.. per qr. Ist week's prices were generally realised for rota es., VW to 31.. per It worm. kcosv, Nov.lo.—A fair show of whew. tor which lan weeps entreaties vete di nuutded, but trade wa. morel& Prices mop I from Ifs. to 3e. per bag of three bushel , . Harley was a fete tut ply, and the &mend Mow, at extreme qu dation., vii., the • 4Ps. ptr qr. Bt. ' Nov. 10—At to-days market a moderate supt,ly Foolish wheat, which • taken of ehietty by Mall outlets at al nut at Tuesday's currency. Foreign eiegleoted, but !rad, da not att, apt to force sales at any further rr tuition. Barley of all demi' bona unaltered in value. Beam and peas in good re. quirt at fully late rates. Oats Arm. If arz , ...—ttne yellow Danubian Le Id at Ms. ed. per trelbs. It I sweet Blatc flea. 35.. er 32 stereo. Airicala for the wok —Wheat, foreign, 11,442 its. ; t,arley. 7,353 ; cats, ell; been., ; pea., 754. Trowten Nov. 10.—A very poor supply of Wwat here to-lay, ninth sold at late rat... Barley Ira• in rood supply sot :a fair &mend, at prices rather in buyers' favour. Beans and p. a 4 _ Lana!, Nov. 10.--We have an improved demand for wheat to. day at the rates of Friday. Barley and other articles unaltered. yles, Nov. 10.—The weather the lack part of fad weak was ery and frosty, yarn:day and to-day IS wit with north-es-c winds. We Lad an average show of wheat at market to-day, sal al.Lough trade was not satire, last we. k's value was fully mina tairud. Parley—Loth malting and grinding *Luepke were Oaken at hart Tuerday's rates. Bran and oat. psi w tIITO. Nee Taman Mg-trial to the rower :—Wbrat, white, new. alibi. to albs. per itra trial t uebel, OOP. to 64e.; ditto, red, new. Mass to flalts.. Lb, to VA, ; ditto, OW, alibi. to LC to 51.. ; barley, best no.ltinp, laths to 66115., 4.4.. to 52..; ditto, rots, rbetrliu ditto, 52115. to MM.., tas. to 47.. ; oat,, 3111:s. to 2F1.. 1.411135, 661 b.. to ealhe., 4 4. to Z.z.s. , peas, maple. Calla to 641 b..., 47a. to 411 e. Nsa ram 1t.01.-Teal, Nov. 10. —The frs.t win.* act in art tureay has risks disappeared, but the w, ethers sold with • sere of; north. •ly wind. At our market the. morning var hada mi. d, rate Roil/ of wheat flora the arowrra woll a. from the env% tut tram armed the arrival. are to a for et' ar.. Fir the bait w tenth reentry wheat we bad an inexesikd imlatry, and Mater. day'a satea were tally maintained, ail., ed. per whd-t done rid Jutland was taken at MP. Halting tauter lees impairs/I fee. Grinding wanted. Little d e in.. in other a.t s. CATlLF.—lbautoc saw, Nor. 1, .—We woe Web with tempt to-day ; the demand isatte. ; pew,w a strek e it her. the aunty t f .beep wag traceably lam*: trade boo). Mit plea a tr.odt tate Purply. Pert, bed. to 7 t ptx lb. litet to Old. Tee lb. Baron pre, to 4. to IJt. dd. poe is patty pip, 10e. N. to 10r. Pd. TRAFFIC RETti LOTS. Miles Pee- Irer- IW.I. T 0143, BaILWATIO. Opel& moven. ehosti , le. MO. M. Work fobs, &pt. W. Net &Lege Ciuoada lAtto ott. ...... 3.051 220 2.2471 2.211 Ihtte Ott. 10 .... 60 1 710 1.412 LSI Ditto Oct. 17 Ltd 2,111 2,267 11.121. Wtork ratline o.t. 4. Oode sad Rohilkead— I.ock&bwenderwepore 42 Week endues Oct. 21. GI end Trunk .1 Canada. 1377 Week main Nov. 7. Glaq. • & erulb Wortern 2411 41.102 u.ons Len., Brigtten,2 ti. Coast Debi 12,:7;7 2, 1 171.1 23,07 e 21,4 w 455 MO a,ru 31,3,43 FOREIGN MAILS. (rya aro row.ar Mau or Or 11-1 1 .-61..ta, N 9 - r,tdl LIST and O ..ntal CortraWa 'tau r ti.Csetk)..4.lA at I r.zo letttlesy for Hotetay. 1 !ray, Nor. 10--'lke Transatlantic. CoarpaAy'a stovtr.l. I 11(.1e, ti.m N. W Ye th. anmal lan. at 4 p. 34. to-Jay, wc..4 1:1 tr, aLd 443,(t0 d I:azs in a 1..... Rt ul'y itrcng aril cheap tea is neared by par (t,i u s I .sy L me lea. It has for the pad thirty yarn art. 0). ai 1., more.. mr in all f alt• of the It:Motown. SAd o ify in masts I) :'.'sF erg tto clai te., to every town. foadeet.umers is I.om at Lt .I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH'.. BIRTHS. LYLTEL, - Ncvt t.t 9, at Wh:;:ty.iTl.:,lLaminerttaith, the wife ~1 - _ N A 1 e .1117-N ."r o a i ftm emi I P, at Cambridge lour, Dear San tievt. doe wok of La vt. F C H. Clarke, N.Y.. nt ad vm of r. COI LP3111).- Nov, mlw r ttl at Icedeid7o-occlac4 ten. Il e wife o f Goldmaid. of a row. GRIN 1111.- Nov, ml er to, at New North-7664, N., the wit . I J. C. Cr AU, M.A., of a daughtir. LAYMAN).-November 7, at Harley-urea. Lmloo. t:ie 11..! f H. H. llai woad, M.R.C.P., kr., of a &milder. Blt DIP. : N?vo * Nslie! N. at Oolitic hi, duet tham-htll, the w.fe '' F. 11410, Esq., of a Wef. I.IEI EN.— Nom eller 9, at Newton-toad, My...rater, tE..• G. I). Lift, r, of • daugbb-r. Fill Ti.-• Nos niter 7, at Claytield Lode., near Southansim. e Int. of I olonel N. Shute, of r daughter. Elol.ll N IlsiFF.• - November 10, at baser-Mlle" F.i,e'svxme. talk. Losielmin, the wife of Mr. C. El Molterbolf, of earl/bur. blit /T.— Nos, mA r at the renit/enee of her rtmtlkw, ilighbury. ere rant, lb,. wife of D. dwift, of a daughter. 61 Iril E.- Nu" tot r S, at notrizat-teteet, MATfae, the wife of It. 8%1... F,.•.. of 11 ell on! Ermine, Ittehmontl. of a Pon. iDAI Kilt - No. ntlx+r 4 , at on n . deh-tane, Mu-tw.ll-tailf. Lot toy', the stfe of Mr. 8. J. Thaeler. of a tlAusit.z. AR RI At: :01 , 478 EVA7O I . Nos.;I: - l o , Ot 4h . chart+ of Pt. liageter. larder. by the lb v. J. thmi,.. vt! Mks Ora. Fo4tiolyt I y WY. T. Ilothvy. et Ilradr.lb % , t4e it: v. J lvvv‘d Joao% war of Cohno. North t.. It .4r4 m, 11.4M4, third eau k lail rof the. late• Jeient.all , t N ., of S:. John's-1 higt., nal Lam-tire. tune y. JON PM-- GRIIFITH.-Novcm'a r t• t' 31 C:Nlitet Ohne!, tlre at Qt. en-ofixet, !Amber. by Or , I T t • r. Ent. of Mt. Auto n'tsetve,e. r, er Army ‘T nIT 111 rhtcv of W. Orifilt Ng., of Iteasselbe iquare. LlliAliktT--I.ANCIFORD. - Cate h 31, o t o .r.eb .burolt of I'. ert.ab, I y ll:e Elev. J. Boated', 11. A , te II U. eV. J. I y , st ht. serried snot 1"t1 N.rans N „w t ry's. Al. In lard. Amy I m iy. A an vseiwzdtot,:..:.t th'e. t e te A I n Oct.!. rot., of Mt. U. liet . S. Jeff". 313:111101-JoLINSON.-Navember to, at tit. Vphr e e• I 1.06 C.RPUWi. b. 11 the Nev. Dr. 'filter, e we , Nr. F. B. IIAIII lc. of QUe4n-etecet, lan•ls en, t.) 114 r: . pf tcr of ilr. A. Johnern. of tlnsurich. Sill 1 1.31(IN- NOVAT.-Noveneber in, at B. Joie' the l'aptistat, Krutirbdowv-n.ad, t the Ike . . T. Calvert, Willwa nal it 1., can of Colon.' Ileddleton. of Ilieitreturn. t.' Neurant. tklut daughter of the late A. Nowa, Eni Clophrin. TS'AlOt K-OAPPNER.-Nove mle . r a, at the pariah ehlova. Nuitholle r. a, I y the ker. J. W. Mcrevr. 31. t.. creel% asseet.el I.y the Nev. J. N. Netherelift, 8.A.. J. B. P,amert. rest . 31.R.C.0.. Le.. to Isabella Jane. cldert daughter of O. ley., late captain 13th Hurrara. DEATHS. • at I;;;;Tesidersee. Portland-I.mi s. It. (ant's -park, Louisa Jane, relbt of It. Atlirowei , 11`E/1y at the Inland kkevenue departemwt, aged 81. 11lEtitIA11,—Novrinber 9, Ada, the daiter of A. p..orwri. 'I be thove, Stratford. 1110N1).—November 6. at Rath. Jane, the wife of Major-ileiwed J. 'Wind, C. 11., Royal Artillery. t1.111.0N. Nov. tuber 7. after a short lithe" Eike Montagu. wife of J. M. Ckibors, of theist thoorge-street. Wonatieenew, and N. O. I ewe's-tcrnov, It.gent'el ark, aired M. CRAVEN. - Norcinber 9, at TollingtorProod, Holloway, F. Ctaveu. am*, oat. HACRE.— November F at Stafford, 3• Dale. 3.1... of Kithlinton 11.dl. Cumberland, agel IS. EAMES. - niter 9, Hr. Eames, of Creitotroet, Strarl, awl SO. El NES.—Norember P, at Fume-hill, Brighton, I s st...9s, the wife of J. E. 11. Dreg, ly.l. of Wake College, Midair, agod HODUSON.— No, ember 14, at Artesian-rood, Weetbourin-grovv. W., Niwia A. Hodge." Wilk'. 0( the Isle H. Hodgson. LAFORT.- November 9, at Falmouth Villa, Albert-roni. ham, Wm. Inport, aged 96. 1...11PAY. November T. Boundary-road, 81. John's-wood. Willkun Tedium, Eon., aged M. PALRSHORPE.—Noweiber 7, at Queen's-him" SC John's. wod, S. Fakibome, EN. M.D. rt N 24 Y.—Nowciuber • tt, at Nottinglouri-terrate, Sophia Pen n y. widow of the late Rev. W. Penny. erg'' .A's Psistrd and 14b1alitAil by Weia.tan Bouvenb.atzept, in Ws City at Landon, Priem, cal, Oros t Bonsvvie-atreet, in the rttainet of WhitelllolM W ... s . oat, Nut masa 11, VWL . t.lulferd-amt, Murals t.b Si, a t o „r.. 11 shoal et M.A , t e It .3 U. W. ne of M•u N h.. 0 itt•y , Kt at... t o f the H. ht's. Jersey miler to. at itt. A l oh.s.• I.ollt, el,le , .4 stcet, Fouls .0. t.) Mar: . of tlnvuwielt. Anther in, at B. „Telet the ta the Rev. T. Carat, Walwa neon, of t 1k It to ,01011.1 J the late A. Mutat, F. of mtae S. at the yariA :hawk W. M..rar. M. t.. rutar. astst.l ift, 8.A.. .1. B. Pasort. FN. e. Mod daughter of U. °salsa. THS. her; residence. Porthuld-tant e. out of It. Athiava, i t. ,- rparttin•nt, aged 81. , the Aai#ter of A. Pityetwo. Jane, the wife of Major.tioneed a short illness. Ellen Montagu. thawav-street. Weanaleasr, and ark, aced M. Tothngtos-read, Holloway. F. font, J. Dave, IF y., Y.A. and anima, stud 43. nes, of l'ecilatreet, thaw& ages • "'MI. Brighton, T b.4la, the f (stoke College. 6uffolk. sled M. rtsrian-road. Weetbourne.gtorc. r of the late H. Hodgson. mouth Villa, Athat.Wado rt‘g . Anntlary-road. it. John's•woods 6. John**. at Queen's-taws.t. M.: tinghtun-terrate. Ektphis any. oied A's swan 6'tso 11tdw , : re tai l i t i t i ti. !f.. • f