The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-07 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Or man= =mum) BRIGHTON CLUB MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) THIRD BWINIAL One imila Maiemoi.al; Coloe id ism: BRIGHTON CLUB STARE& New Connie. General Hess, Fergus, Church Militant, Emellyan, and bpidot are here. FOURTH BIENNIAL. Bin furlongs. Brisk, Nightshade 1, and OW to Lady Ripon are here. CLARET ST&KRS. T.Y.C. General Her, Lopcstober, Otho, Enfield, cod Gaberdine are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOYS. One mile. Langone, Mazy Stuart, and Lady 13etay are here. LONDON AND COUNTY BANIC.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at one o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. W. Cirwit mom Joints in the chair. . The report stated that the balance-sheet of the company, for the half-year ending 30th June Let, showed the net profit for that period (including the balance of 20,703438.2 d. brought forward) to be 61,384/. Bs. 2d., after deduct ing interest paid to customers, expenses of management, income tax, Red rebate, and making provision for bad and doubtful debt Out of this sum provision had been made for 34,1731/. 2a. lid. remitted to Ireland, in consequence of the adverse decision of the House of Lords on Mr. Eyre's appeal. The directors had declared a dividend of 5 per cent for the half-year, free of income tax, and had carried forward the balance of 7761. 16e. 7d. They had to report that the 5,000 additional shares in the companyi(the intended issue a which was announced at the last meeting) had been fully allotted, and the premium upon them, amounting to 50,000/, received and carried to the reserve fund, increasing the fund to 175,0004 The directors expected a decision upon their ap peal to the superior courts on the Chandos mortgage case, referred to in the special circular of the 3rd June last, but had been informed that this appeal could not be beard before November next. It was added that the dividend would be payable at the head office, or any of the branches, on and after Monday, the 18th instant. The balance-sheet up to the 30th June was as follows Ir.: To capital paid up, 571,8951. ; to reserve fund, 175,111111/. • to amount due by the bank for cus tomers' balances. he., 6,667,9871. 19s. Sd. ; to Liabili ties on acceptances and endorsements by the bank, circular bobs., and letters of credit, 1,014,1821. 18s. 6d. ; together, 7,702,170/. 17s. 11d. ; profit sad loss balance brought from last account, 20,710. 3s. 2.d. ; gross profit for the half year, after making provision for bad awl doubtful debts, 141,717/. Ile. 4d. ; together, 162,4201. 14a. lid. ; total, 8,611,4861. 12s. sd. Cr.: Br cub on hand at head office and branches, 849.5101. 7s. 11d. ; by cash placed at all and at notice, 1,076,291!. ILK 3d.-together 1,925,8011. 18s. 2d. Investments, viz., br government and guaranteed stocks, 773,8111. 15s. 6d. ; ,ther stocks and securities, 109,6634 18s. lid. ; together, N.3,475i. 14., ; by discounted bills, notes, and temporary ad vance: to customers is town and country, 533,6834 Se. ; by advances to customers ea special securities, 277A101. 15s. 3d. ; together, 5,608,7141. ; freehold premises in Lombard-street and Niebelas- Isse, freehold and leasehold property at the branches, with tortures sad fittings, 102,315/. Oa. 7d. • interest paid to cus tomers, 29,715!. 15a. lrl. • salaries other expenses at head o ffi ce and branchea including /DOOM tax on profits sod salaries, 61,4641. ls. 4i1.-total, 8,611,4861. 15h. sd. Profit and Loss Account -To interest paid to onstoasers, •P,715!. 15e. Id. ; to expenses, as above, 61,464/. ls. 4d. • to renate on bills not due, carried to new account, 9,8561: 11d. ; to amount refunded in Ireland, re J. Sadler, consequent oe the decision of the House of Lords, .4.034 1 . 2s 11d. ; to dividend of 5 per mot for the half.yemr, 26,573/. Ba. Bd. ; to balance car tad forward, 7761. 16s. 7d. ; total, 162,4201. 14s. 6d.. Br balance brought forward from last amount, 20,703/. Is. ; gross profit for the half-year, after making provi sion for bad and doubtful debts, 141,717!. lls. tel. ; total, 162.4301. 14s. 6d." . . The OUTMAN, to moving the adoption of the report, dwelt on the satisfactory position of the bank in its various departments. The reduction of 7.000/. io the sum divisible vu, he observed, owing to the reductions in the rate of discount. After Pnme dismission the report was adopted. and the meeting terminated in the metal manner. VICTORIA STATION AND PIMLICO RAILWAY COMPANY.-( THIS DAY.) The eighth ordinary half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this company was held this day at the cams of the company, 31, Parliament-street. Mr. WlLLian Lag, 31. P., the chairman of the directors, occupied the chair. The SECRETARY reed the report of the directors for the past half year, of which the following is an epitome : "Since the directors presented their last report, the Brighton Company's conveyance had been completed. The d a had been executed, and the shares representing the Brighton Company's subscription to the undertaking had keen cancelled in accordance with the provisions of the act. Out of the Inhume of the revenue account the director" re. commend a dividend of two per cent for the past half-year, ending June 30, being at the rate of four per cent. per mourn for the year 1862." On the motion of the CHAIRMAN, seconded b► Mr. Juror Email, the report was nnaniimously adopted, and a dividend of per cent, declared is the terms of it. -- 111epreo;earojoterozinal,Q Witiavde of tha►ka to the chairman. CITY OP LONDON BREWERY COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) A general meeting of the proprietors of the City of London Brewery Company was held at the London Ta vern. this afternooo, to declares dividend for the half year. Sir baits Duae, Bart., M.P., Presided. The customary notice having been read. The CHAIRMAN observed that the meeting was convened simply for the declaration of a dividend, and be had very little to my. The company . was making considerable progrem. The works were in excellent condition, and the success which had attended the efforta of the board enabled them to declare a dividend at the limn! rate. He would, therefore, propose a resole- Mon declaring an interim divide n d a t th e ratio ,of per cent. per annum. In doing this he would little that the auditors bad examined the accounts and they were highly satianed with the way in which the books were kept. He via M hopes that at the next meeting the pro prieton would get an improved dividend. lir. B. MILLBURN seconded the motion for accepting the dividend declared. In answer to a question, The CHAIRMAN said a balance would remain after the dividend was paid, but he could not state the exact amount. The motion was then carried unanimously, sod after votes at thanks had been given to the chairman, directors and auditors, the proceedings terminated. THE NONCONFORMIST EMlolt4l4T6.—Some little satiety having arisen as to the safety of the Matilda tr..ttenbach, which sailed from London for Auckland, New 7.ealand, on the 29th of May. we are requested to state that the vessel has been arken, all well in lat. 7 N., 1.4. 21 W. and that • copy of the Aft er ; Land Gazole, printed on board, has been received ie London. ALARMING COLLIERY AteitaNT.—An occurrence took piste oo Tuesday afternoon at Low Ocsforth Pit, neer Nesmith', which, but for a most fortunate combination of eirrunistaoces, might have been attended with la nentable mirequences. At a tune alien 70 men and boys were making in the mine, the woodwork in the west shaft, which is at • short distance from the east shaft of the mall pit, took fire by some means at present not satisfactorily accounted for. Providentially it happened to be the uncut shaft, and the smoke was consequently carried upwards. Te e miners were immediately summoned to the bottom of the shaft, whence they were ultimately all brought safely to bank. Had it not been for the second shaft the loss of life wad have been fearful. The fire was extinguished after burning about flys houn.—Neneastle Chronicle. STORAGE OF PITROLEUEL—A warm diacusaion took place at the meeting of the Liverpool Town Conseil, Yesterday, upon • recommendation that the standing orders he oiveaded so as to adroit of by-6 we being immediately itowirl for regulating the warehousing and storage of petro kum and other dangerous product.. A memorial was pre. rested from upwards of 1,000 inliehitante of Toxteth-park, mapLaiaiog of the storage in that vicinity as a nuisance, but emote, repressotatioo from a number of firms in the tows %Peed in the trade was also read, stating that 30,000 bar. el, of the article had been already stored in Liverpool with out accident. Several members present stated that the u...uce from the smell was intolerable and dangerous to te-at4 ; others that there was no smell, and that Dr. Ma ni., the local municipal physician, had declared that the oil vo innocuous. Ultimately it was decided to refer the sub /et to the health committee. A UN VeßriaL " Douty."—The project of found jar, at Paris a universal Derby, for three•year old horses of al countries, has been mentioned. Of the I ! ,l .osifr. to be even as the prise, the Municipal of P a ri s has voted 50,0CJfr. for the years Iw and 1%4, and each of the five great railway commies have decided on giving 10,C.:31r. yearly. 711 F , nlairor will add a splendid work of art as a durable m enietto for the winner. The race will come off in dime 'lnv year. It now appears that 83 horses have been 'stored for lar,d. and 126 for 1444. Of the horses for 1863, ' l ate radish, 26 French, 2 German, and 4 Italian for •70 English. 39 French, 9 German, 4 American, and t eliaa.—saferaaai. j Adr eftleetnent.)—HOLLOMAY'S OINT MENT AND 'llt aralysis, den seated rheumatism, and stiff, contracted Flint. way always be cured by these medicines if they have a Bot sect diseases are not cored In a single day. The Z:7: it tiest bare a little perseverance and determination, and h b e e. t. :it e Tofa u ll mhtwil into the parte affected after they have been k M with lek ••wann ater. The NI by their arm stet humon w rs of . the body, la. are as admirable y 'ry to the 'hutment. and Inrive and Invigorate th e w h o l e ire. ti•iti s for the u m o f them moilolnes accompany I mai lea. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1862. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuxi. The stock and share markets are flat to-day Consols are quoted the same as yesterday, at 984 to for money, and 934 to 1 for the 4th of Sep tember ; but most of the principal British railway stocks have declined, as well as the new foreign loans. The railway market is affected by the unfaovurable dividends already declared. The wet weather has also operated as a check. The foreign stock market is especially depressed, and nearly all the new loans have declined. The new Venezuelan Loan is extremely heavy, princi pally upon realisations, and the quotation has re oedeelto Ito 14 prem., being about I} per cent. lower than yesterday. Egyptian scrip has improved about per cent., and Portuguese is quoted the dame as yesterday. The Egyptian Loan scrip (first issue) is quoted 14} to 15 prem.; ditto second issue, 9 to 10 prem. ; Peruvian, to prem.; Russian, to i pram ; Portuguese, 2} to prem. ; and Turkish Loan scrip, 14 to 11 prem. . . . . . . . _ _ _ It is stated that the whole amount of the Peru vian Loan offered to the public has been subscribed for. An instalment of 15 per cent. falls due on the first issue of the Egyptian Loan on the 11th inst., less the large portion already paid in fulL The final instalment of 7i per cent. is payable on the let of September ; but from this has to be deducted the half-yearly interest of 3 per cent. The first half-yearly drawing of Bonds of the Moorish Loan took place yesterday, at the office of Messrs. Scorer and Harris, the notarise, when 45 bonds, representing 12,5001., were drawn, and will be paid off at par. There were present Messrs. Robinson and Fleming, and Mr. P. P. Blyth, the contractors for the loan, and Mr. Geo. E. Seymour, the broker. The present packet from Buenos Ayres brings a remittance of 10,0001. on account of the interest on the bonds for the second half of the present year. There were no gold operations at the Bank yester day. It is probible that the loans lately taken here will tend to check the influx of gold to the Bank. It is stated that the remittances of gold, probably on account of the new Peruvian Loan, by the next steamer for the West Indies will considerably ex ceed the total (300,0000 taken by the Seine on the 2nd iust. The Swiftsure has arrived from Melbourne with 191,0001. in gold, and the Formosa with 52,0001. The Magdalena, from Brazil, has also reached Southampton, with 13,3921. The total is 250,1:1301. There being only a trifling demand for India, the bar silver by the steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indies, was sold yesterday for the Continent at 56. id. per ounce, showing no change. The monthly bidding for bills on India took place at the Bank of England yesterday, when the tenders were opened in the usual =miner. The minimum price declared waa the same as last month, namely, Is. 110. per rupee for bills on Calcutta, and Is. 111 d. on Bombay and Madras. The amount advertised for tender was 90,00,000 Re., am. the applications at rates within we limit amounted to 96,00,000 Ra. All tenders above the minimum will be accepted in full. Those 09 Cal cutta at the minimum will receive about 18 per cent, on Bombay about 5 per cent., and on Madras 50 per cent. The failure of two banks at Pernambuco, pre viously referred to, has necessitated the stoppage of the old-established firm of Messrs. Richard Rostron and Co., of Manchester. The house has branches at Pernambuco, Rio Janeiro, and Bahia. The liabilities am roughly estimated at between 300,0001. and 410,0001., but as regards the extent of the assets no definite idea can yet be formed, the result of the liquidation depending, to a great extent, upon realisations in Brazil. The proposed dividend on Midland Railway stock was officially announced yesterday at the rate of 5i per cent. per annum against 6} at the correspond ing pehod of last year. The surplus is 7,4001. The stock fell 11. per cent. on this announcement. The Loneon and North Weste-n Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,1821., and the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 5,8001. The receipts of the Girard Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 19th July were 14,0921. sterling, being 1,1881. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The ball - yearly meeting of the Chester and Holy head Railway Company is called for the 21st inst., and will be made special to determine as to the "creation and issue of new preference stock, not exceoding 2,468,0001., bearing uniform rate of interest of 5 per cent. per &Dunn), in substitution for the 3,455,0001. existing stock, at various rates of interest" An extraordinary meeting of the United Kingdom Life Assurance Company is called for the 16th inst., to resolve on the dissolution of the company and the transfer of the business to the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company. Mr. Robertson, M.P., and Mr. Brown West head, M.P., hive consented to act as chairman and deputy-chairman of the Great Southern Railway of Buenos Ayres. Mr. W. W. Cargill, director of the Oriental Bank, has joined the board of the Peninsular Irrigation Company. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock IC:change list : loeurance.—Albert Medical Lite sad Family Endowment, 241 ; Alliance Marisa, 561 ; Imperial Los 21 ex div. • Law Life, 82 ; Loudon, 44 ; Mercantile Firs, 41 ; Omni Marine, 18 ; Rook Life, 81 ; Thames and Money Marius 41 to 1 ; Universal Marine, 41. Gas Light and Ooks—City of Loudon A, 271 ; Great Central, 121 ; Imperial, 82 to 814, at die. ; New ditto, 851 to I. et div. ; Imperial Continental,'s2 to 4 ex div. • West minster Chartered, 74 to 731, ex div. ; ditto New, 38: ex die. Docks—London 56. Canals—Regent's (or Lapdog), 26 to 1. Waterworks.—Berlis. 51 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 125, ex all ; West Middlesex, 1061. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Sattarthwaite reports as follows : - - - - - The market in Landon for Ameriollll securities has, since our last, been steady, with a moderate amount of business. The reduction in exchange, reported by telegrams from New York, has induced more buying of railroad bonds, those of the New York Central being in especial demand. There has alto been a good inquiry far Illinois Central, and Atlan tic and Great Western Bonds, the latter closing buyers at 65. Illinois shares bare been freely dealt in from 503 to 494 &mount ; whilst In Lie shares the transactions hare been quite unimportant. WEDNESDAT ETIMAG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to 4, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 934 to 4, touched 934 to 4, and closed At 934, " sellers." For the 4th Sept., the last price was 934 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934,), ; ditto for account (Au g ust 7), 934, 4, ; Bank Stock, 239, 2384 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4, 4 ; New Three per Costa., 934, ; Red Sea Telegr a ph, 214, 22 ; I n di a S toc k , 1227, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108 41 ; ditto, for account, 1084 ; ditto Bonds, 31a. prem.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1004 ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1114. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocmui Marine Insurance, 104 to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mer sey Marine Insurance, 24 to 24 prem. ; Com mercial Union Assurance, dia, to par ; Universal Marine, 4 to dia. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, par ; Mercantile Fire, 14 to 14 prem.; Union Bank of Ireland, I dia. to par ; Bank of Hindostan, 4 to 4 dia. ; Irish Rolling Stock, to prem. ; Thames Express Steam Batt, to pram ; Middlesex Bank, par to prem. ; Bank of Queensland, par to jl4rem. London, Buena. Ayres, and River Plate B an k, ; to 4 prem. ; Thames and Humber Shipbuilding Ito 4 pram. ; General Rolling Stock, to prem. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to 1 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, to prem. ; Algerian Cotton, 3to 4 prem. ;. Mol davian Railways, to prem. ; Raver Navigation of India and China, 4 to 14 prem. ; and Quebrada Company, 4 to 4 prem. MARE 1418274-(77118 DAY.) Own ONhooz. The railway share market is generally fiat to day, and most of the principal lines have expe rienced a reduction. Great Western stock has fallen } per cent., London and North Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, }, and South Eastern }. Great Western stock is now quoted 69} to 70 ; London and North-Western, 94 to 96 ; Midland, 128} to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1064 to 107 ; South Eastern, 84} to ; London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; Eastern Coun ti es, 58} to 59; Caledonian, 108 to ; and Great Northern, 121 to 122. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are 41 to 4 prem., showing a slight decline. quoted NINES.-(THIA DAT.). Own O In the mining market to-day there is more business going forward, and prices in most instances show firmness. East Caradon shares have improved to 441 to 45, consequent upon an improve ment in the mine, and Marke. Valley, to 101 to 4 ; East Cam Brea are firm, at 14 to 4. W heal Union are quoted 41 to 5 ; North Crafty, 31 to ; Great Wheal Fortune, 274 to 28, being dull ; Providence, 42 to 43 ; Wheal Margaret, 414 to 42511; West Tolgus, 504 to 514 ; Wheal Ludcott, to 1 ; Wheal Beton, 140 to 145, being in request ; and South Phoenix, 3 to 4, showing a decline. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& oaDniAzir 'MAIM AND KOCK& Blu I hi I "DMA" ' I Ca°41.4 7045ar. 1 31101 6°46 0. 01 . Yll - I 421 ma , tam._ .Wol. adiame 9am 11 1 1 1111. IN 1 Nek.,las.o6obaalwas. - - - .... - 10 all Soaks. • Man. • - IN 1011 WM& mad Raabe 8) 6 - IN IN 041440111411 10 aI 1 Oa* mad Nadam.. - - - ✓ mll - Oasawill... . - II an Do. •I A D.:4:119:mM t 1 1 - 16 ill Do. I 1 p.a. la p6d to B. I • - 10 all Deana mad lath& Tea 62 66 - Kall Duall.,Perth. &AM./a ll _ 10 BIN 214 11 1 12 1 N. 180 Nalars Aa =4o 111, IN Xmases Usloo. 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I COWER, Amon? ill The melancholy event which plunged • nail= Heavy shown in the early morning were sucessid•d,h7 a . . did not in any way mar the enjoyment of visitors to the effect on the fortunes of the annual aquatic festival lim e dime breeze, which, if at times ruder than wan conven ien t, into m o ourning last December has had a most prejemeem* Downs. Cloud and sunshine diversified the afternoon. end and has prevented the admirers of the noble sport of pag the air was deliciously cool from the gale which came up jog from witnessing or partaking in the contests which ham lin refreshing gusts from th e sea- " The e Cup Day " a.. hitherto taken place at Cowes among the newels el the I Brighton, likeall clip days elsewhere, is, of mune, the most Royal Yacht Squadron. All aquatic readers know that far popular with the public, and the *nudes*, of compeny . was considerably incensed, and the Grand Stand graced many years it has been customary for her Majesty and Ary • number of Itbe fen sex, whom elegant the late Prince Consort to give cups of the nine dresses presented • very pretty effect from the en- of 1001. each, to be nailed for by vessels belonging closure and the course. The racing again commenced at two o'clock, when seven were saddled for the Pavilion to members of the squadron, and although the Mato, Lord Palosenton's hone, Spencer, being in " • strong death of his royal highness Naturally primped majority " with the backers, and, ridden by Fordham, the one of these gate from being conferred am usual, it was pm gresa packet of the Premier paused the chair an easy winner from Colleens', who bad foamed • penalty of • . 51b. for his success in the Marine Plate on Tales lay. The sumed that her Majesty's cop would be given, and on this t' o ffi cial announcement was made some time Ovingdean Handicap may be . puled ;over with e o rya • the b ee since that the match would take place, which anomate sripposi ion an Lion that it was won by . Twit, who was victorious here • meat has been often repeated ; and indeed, the official ad . on two successive OCCSSIODS, for the Champion Stakes in vartisement of the squadron appeared in B e ll ' s Li f e is 1860 and 1861. An objection to p the winner, on the pared . London on Sunday last, so that no one imagined that any of foul riding, was not sustained. In the Two Year Old i I Bienn ial both the favourite s,Ca alteration in the arrangements would be made; but it appears deau and Mei ry Hart. suf. fereddefeat from Gunner- a very good looking colt, in that the committee of the squadron and the yachting wed& Wookot's shade, who was " worst favourite." 4to 1 being were doomed tabs di appointed, for at the last momest, dire obtainable about him up to the close. The CharoPagns numerous vowels ha arrived here in order to take put fa Stakes brought together Athenian, Camerino, Twilight, the contest, and hopes had been excited that one of the and Pellucid, and the favourite, A th entom, won ; finest ears weed Cup, which had obtained 20 subscribers, aod included Tins , take place, the bills issued aid circulated th very easily by three lengths from Conatritlo. The Brighton , matches that bad been seen for many 1 rough the Whinier sod other celebrated horses, brought four to toe ; town were withdraws oa Friday, and it was announced thee front, comprising Feud -j• ie, winner of the Oaks, Ather. 1 t h ere h a d b een a m i cappea h anc i ca , and that her Mainly atone, afnner wsishdrer and Pan* in whose favour Lord W. • did not intend to give • cup this year, nor to eve the mug Powlett had withdrawn his other nomination, Tim Whiffler. , donation towards the funds of the town repfte. When it laid 1 is remembeeed that the Queen and her late Cowart base Atherstone was made the favounte„ whils . t ._ 4 to 1 was _ apt Paste, who made all the running, w i t h at one time & mudto fakaa a warm Interest in the matches for ah:= tremendous lead, but Athermooe closing with the mare in •ven by herself arid his royal highness. sad have pe the dip, • fine finish ensued, Fordham coming with • rods, E.. F aust at the lively sports carried oa at the tem and getting within a bead of the winner. Although Kr. ?spas, it can hardly be a matter of surprise that her Manning did all that lay in his power to make up for the Majesty should have been unwilling to merdlon any Immo time cut to waste in the delayed start for the Grand Stand diets revival of scenes which wouldhave recalled so forcibly Plate, the last nos, the Cup, was sot over until upwards and thus of an hour beyond the appointed time. the ca/amity which has befallen the royal borne cosatry ; bat this does not SWIM to justify the mane punned Toe P3V7I.IOIIPLIAM of 100 son (Handicap), for all ages- by tb a annern itt ea of the s q uadron in giving publicity, with- Winner extra. Bristol Mile (33 subs.) oat decided warraaty, to an mancausceimat which he. had, Lord Pa t Palmerston's Spencer, by Newt:nester-Pens" 4 pa, dham) I the affec t of drawing hither so many persons , and of cans* (Por Colonel Towneley's Celbuins, 3 yen, 7st 113 b 'tn. 3thellrs) so ma ch disappointment and vexatioo. ( g, o r i ree h aer ) g Is anticipation that the Queen's cup would be sailed fee Mr. Elphlustone s Laphfist, 3 yrs, 7st 3Th t Daley) 3 as usual, that the squadron would also give an even Betting : 3 to 1 apt Cellarius, 100 to 30 apt Spence. sto prize, and that the year would prove one of more Shea 1 sash apt Fitz Avon and Walpole, 100 to 15 apt Lapi- ordinary interest to the yachting world, there have hest dist. ass 10 to 1 apt Church Wit ant. They were started more vessels fitted out this season than for • long time at the first attempt, Church Militant making the running, past. It is true it was enoonneed that the Queen's cap followed by Fitz Avon, Consternation and Cellarim. The would be the only match of the regatta, and that the euelle latter, however, quickly disappeared from the front, and teary ball, dinner, and fireworks would not take accompanied Lapidist in the rear. Descending the hill, but it was logically presumed that if her Ma Colonel Towneley's colt took third place, midst the distance cup would be sailed far (and of course pioneered the way, running next the rails, with Spencer, the official announoemeet was so pertinaciously repelled Istpidist. Walpole, and Church Militant, in close Ward- the public had so MGM this event wcukl tabs mos ; Fordham, on Lord Palmerston'e horse. waited place) the squadron would think it no nark of diem patiently on Oallarius until arriving at the middle of the meet to the memory of his royal highness if they pm enclosure, where he shot to the front and won eerily to two their annual prize, and thus the disappointment has been lengths ; three lengths separated the second and third, all the more severely felt. As • proof that the Walpole was fourth, Church Militant fifth, and Fits Avon body of the members of the squadron anticipated =1 sixth ; Consternation did not pass the post. coo .t for the cup would take place, it may be inentimal "rile Booed &Teem of 5 son. each, with 30 added ; for that two schocoen were entered, and additional •►wr 2-yr.olds and upwarda. About 5 furlongs. (4 sole.) tenet was felt in Use mateb as the conditions were Mr. John Day's f by Kbeesten-Cronus, x yrs pot), altered this year, for whereas the coutendine yachts 3st 12th Tai Ovreciemur PLATE of 100 nova. (Han dicap), all burden, this year it was stated that vessels must be maim ages. Witmer. airs. Now Oviegdem course (about that amount of tonnage. This alteration gave great WM -6 furlongs). (20enta.) faction generally, as the redoubtable Alarm was il= Mr. Reamers Twilight, WMountain Deer-Dawn of Day, excluded from the contest, and other ad smaller 6 yr• est alb (.I. Admen 1 baying chance of carrying off the prize, there is no deal* Lord Westh"vviauti Knight dthe Beth ' h y rs ' Mt enti before the list o f: entries had closed nix or eight (J. Ortztdtor. 2 Mr. Tisettnes Aeon,l yes, let 7M 'Daisy) 3 yachts would have been nominated to compete. At a meeting of the squadron last week it was sum Betting :3 to 1 apt Twilight, 4to 1 apt David Ann flat toe viceummodore, Mr. C. R. M. Tallest. 5 to 1 apt Knight of the Beth? to 1 each apt Fractious and had ma that another gentleman would be elided Rceßb°ll& ' 8 ta 1 apt Ace°, 16 t° 1 "In Lord of the Mame 'his sommor at the next meeting. The Marquis el There were nurse failures, occupying nearly half an hour, as . ham is a candidata fri th , vacancy. the principal mien is the false attempts being Morrelluar T0,L,... of C,os, is almost is fell as usual of delis- Rossibella, Drumstick. David Ann, and Knight of the Bath- • irois' bed visitors, JUN roads present the customary raw the latter of whom on one occasion overpowered Jemmy .. . of a Baia of splendid s pai men, o f nava l Grimsbaw and ran to the distance before being stopped. He ' "."1" spectacle architecture, of the largest toecap booms to any yacht dab was subsequently led to the post, tad upon being started in the world. Imonpt those either at their anchors iii one of the first off. When they ...Wed into places morning, or about the were the following, with Drumstick led the way , followed by Knight of th e Bath, „....._ . ..... re . .... David Ann, and Twilight ; Marcella; being outpaced from tonnage , -: g'""l'mnar by °." measurement or "" the commencement, lying considerably in the rear. De- n ew Zara, schooner, 152tona, 0011mmodore the Bari of Wilton; aceoding the hill, the Knight of the Bath and David Ann cone a _.....,_,„__. acncnav 164. th e Duke af u nt k i g ; abreast in front of the competitors. Twilight, Aeoo, sad Resolution , Odium following in their wake. At the distance Aceo sup- "r"" , 74, the Dukii - eirLearis ;Panther,logrot, Tr= planted Knight of the Bath-who bad previously secured Southampton • Sultana boner. 130, Colossi Mukha's; Volage, schooner, ' 53, lor d Colville, form Holland, and last the lead from Twilight-hut in the next few strides Mr. from DovnLotax, schooner , 126, Lo rd Vase ; men .. Flemings filly was cbamffed by Twilight, who, " id " rew.steenser, 200, Sir M. Pete; Ali., ...hc.ar, 113. ow e the challenge of Knight of the Bath, woo very _cleverly ec by three ports of a length. Acce_was a . bed third_Ocline Min Tbellusson ; Beatrice, schooner, 132, Mr. J. K W fifth, - L AY Gereglene, schooner _. 109 a tarn Smith Bony _; SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. fourth, Drumstick Quicksilver sixth, David Amu seventh, slid Lord of the Manor eighth. MarosHas and Passion were the last two. se. 184, thiel it Raise • nip selbsoM -94, fir I,feey ffbeMory ; Alburtis*, eeheeeer,lsB, the of " • Coy— seboassr, 75, Mr. R. Z. An ateiroetmTiliePlee, of foul riding, was lodged against t he wiener ; the ease was beard before the stewards immediately after the race, and the objection was overruled. The FIRST YEAR OF TRH KLEIN:NTH BRIGHTON BIIINNIAL MILES of 10 son. each, with 100 added each year ; for 2-yr-olde ; colts, Bet 101 b ; fillies, flat 71b ; winners extra. T.Y.C. (14 subs.) Hr. Wcolcot's Gunner, by Artillery—Petticoat, let 101 b 8. Rogers) I Mr. H. J. Smith's Avondale, fat 7lb (Custance) Lord Anglesey's Cadman (late Mille', net 71b !Daley , $ Lord Westmoreland's Merry Hart, it 101 b.... (J (Mater) 4 Mr. H. Drewitt's c by Rattle Penelope, 84 10Ib (Yoram) 6 Tire CHntrrAcirE 9rnicze of 5 son. each, with 100 added, for 3.yrolds and upwards ; certain allowances, and winnen extra. Owe mile. (16 subs.) Mr. Astiey's Atberstone, by Toucbatcse—Lady Harriett, 4 yrs, Net lilt iFordhans) 1 Mrs. Osbaldeston's Cametinc. 4 yrs, bat Illb ildcroft) Mr. getnuel's Twilight, d yrs. bat Mb (J. Adams) I Mr. Hamilton's Pellucid, 1 yrs, 7st 21b (Hunter) 4 Betting : 7 to 4 apt Atheratoee, 2 to 1 each apt Twi light and Camerino, and 5 to 1 apt Pellucid. Camerno, followed by Twilight, made the running until coming down the bill, where Atheretone waited upon the pair entail half way up the distance, when be went to the front and won by three lengths ; a similar distance divided the second sod third. THE Glenn ernito Ran (handicap) of 60 son., for 3- molds and upwards ; winners extra One mile. (16 subs). Lord Westm relaint'sClementl, by Tuners- Music, 9 yrs. __74lllb. •• (Pordhant) 1 Lowleablirough ; —aunts% , Baxesdale ; Maud, schooner, 53, Lord Otbo Fltagerabl; Carolina, schooner, 72, the Hos. W. Quin; Lark. yawlk, 64, Captain Lowsoo ; Anaseads, schooner, 101, Mr. P. L. Powys ; Nyinch. cutter, 3 7. Sir J. Bah? CaPrials *atter. 56, Colonel Charles Baring ; St. LAW 111•00, cattier. 41, Mr. G. R. Stephenson ; Daphne, schooner, 140, Mr. P. N. Mare ; Whirlwind. cutter, 77, ltr. F. Three : 04ey, m:140, Hon. C. H. Cast ; Shark, schooner, 90, Mr. & R. from Dieppe • Fair Barmaid, schooner, 84, Mr. J. Wardlaw, from Rt. kalo ; Oak Apple. yawl. 33, Mr. H. Hanuesaley ; Plover, yawl, 70, Colonel H. Browse ; Carina, earlier, 121, Sir G. Birk* ; Turquoise, cutter, 150. N. C. H. Coate. The' above belong to the Royal Yacht squadron, bat UAW this long list there are several other vessels ber lialsagag to other yacht clubs, many of which would se doubt be eared to compete for any open prize that oder be announced. The sitter yacht club, the Royal Victoria, of Ryde, bese ts' that there was a direolination a the part of the NNW hers of the squadron to celebrate the aquatic festival ia the aramary manor, held a meeting last week, at which the I wail(' was disclosed. The majority of the members IA relined to hold a regatta as usual, but the commodore, Mr. G. H. ABLen, sod the vies commodore, Mr. T. Chamberlayne. were of a different opinion ; and the result is that both the latter officials have resigned. No ler than six distinguished noblemen were competitors for the priaa pal post, but no oos was formally proposed, end the meeting defend the election. Captaio Thellneeon, of the Alamo's, subsequently elected ricooommodore. • Weystorrge Consternation, 3 yrs, fist 711; Otimshaw; Mr. Rowelra leery Stuart, 6 yrs, Est 71b Aruull) 1 Belting : 7 to 4 apt Clereenti, 15 to 2 apt Nary Stuart, and eta 1 apt Consternation. The vagaries of Nary Stuart created much amusement prior to starting ; for. at first in taking her preparatory center, she overpowered young Arnull. and galloped over the hill towards the sea. When stopped she was led beck beyond the stand. and after going quietly a short distance, again ran away, going this time a considerable distance over the Cup course before the boy could tun her. Os her return she again ran away. and was ultimately led to the poet, but she had no sooner got there than Consternation began to be fractious, and the start was still further delayed. At lest the flag fell, when the favourite, waited upou by Consternation to the brow of tae hill, came out and won by half a length. A bad third. Tas BRIGHTON Cur of 200 0n,.. in specie, added to • sweepstakes of 10 sows, each, for Syr-olds and upwards. Two miles. (10 subs.) lowrd W Powletgs Paste, by Ithiptces—Pastrycook. 4 yra. 1011) Sir. Astley's Atbersiost, I yrs, gat (P. 'U ri I M (Fora m I Kr. Neylor's Feu de Joie, $ yrs, 7st 6/b (Challoner) 3 Betting : 7to 4 ant Atierstone, 100 to 30 each apt Watchfire and Feu de Joie, sod 4to 1 apt Paste. Imme diate)y the deg was lowered Paste jumped of at snore and quickly took a commanding lead. Watchfire and Allergens alternately held the ...coed romition, Feu de Joie bringing up the rear. Corning down the hill Paste held • lead of a dozen lengths, the rest however getting upon closer terms. the pees at this period being still carried on at the good end steady pace et which the content was commenced. The rear trio gradually neared Lord William Powlett's mare, but at the disteem Watchfire and Feu de Joie were beaten. At the half-distance Atlienstone gamely answered the "Ask. tog" he was subjected to by Fordham, and yet, notwith standing the grand rush in the last few stride., Nate won • magnificent race by • good head. Feu de Joie was three lengths in the rear of Atberstone. Watchfire was • had fourth. Thiwoeliwill sot be ant ral" a blank as regards for last night a match was made between Colonel It i t ham, owner of the Sultana, schooner, 130 tone. sod Lent Loedeaborough, of the Albs tine, schooner, 156 tool, to asY their 'mods in a private match. The rooms to bs beta Cowes to Lebo B. oy, about four mike to the westward, la the Solent, and theace eastward round the Nab light-venal, and return to Cowes—twies round. The vessels started moordiagly this morning at abed a quarter before noon when in a short time the Sultana mead her larger opponent to windward, sod in heather up to the buoy pined a lead of about two minutes. It was generally presumed that she would be beaten in her turn is rutiaing, and this presumption was fully verified, far on pasmog °owes Oaths the Sultana's lead was oedema to 1 minute 10 monde, and before they bad disappeared os rousding Old Castle Point to the eastward, on their way to tem pts= the first round, there was but 20 'moods differ ent* between them. There was every prospect of this lying a good match, as there was a fine soutb•westar blowing ; red as at the time of starting it was ahead low water. in running to the Nab they had the flood with them. Shortly before three the mats& were sees Ter orals( from the Nab, and still there was het about a minute's dif fereeoe between them, the Albertine leading by this time. The Sultana so far had the best of it as her larger opposent had to allow her six minutes and a half. The match was watched with great ioterest at this time, to ase if the Sul tana would again beat her opponent in teaks& but ie a short time it was evident that something was wrong set board the Albert's*, and a boat was seen to be loomed from her. As only two me. could be seen to pat off in bar ands. three were moo afterwards sees to board theyacht hew her, there was little doubt hot that a man bad somehow fallen overheard. The Albertioe having thus loot so tench them bar Ong Sag was hauled down and site returned to Oiseek I when it was staled that tie slew GI the foresail bad gimm way, and that in murk * damages the man fell isle the am. The flellson maliemed the dowse, and on corn the first mend a eafrom the Lotus, from width they were started, predaimed her the wiener of the stakes. amounting, as it wee wederidend, to flu.. but under the air. cemstannes it is denbital if her gallant comer will claim the substantial reward el eletory. Not Nothing liss yea bl en Ink's' es to any other coated the week. roux RALLWATE. • all = 11; notisetra an Ardosam 2 lahlatS.Nraj j. Joo Pa all 1= to tiralseasase W Omura= 11126 a MIL all F l VT.d.daa 111 Data Math* all *Mara at frame all Mt Malan ges. an as. Ombra i lemap an ,(1l lisay= a oasal lL all liana& J an I las Osaallames it Bala an Um, s Tantheas all lam an Marla Amtrak sad Omen all Nalwalage =be all So. await!. nels.gov. INtratra • • • • . Norwegian Trunk not. Ottomon'outyrnoOt.oo • ratio Lyons. andlirli Porto and Orisons t. Is and L Trenclueo Mwsma i rr a lt.2. Ilia and 'Loyd Deal& Ir gt:ttur mt. Nombre and Yews . I r r ir o.t m por Gook Tree 4.7p0r0t. 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Do. _ . t .b _ _ 4 it II SO ad 76 79 76 79 101 103 107; 104 104 04 104$ 186 .1 1 Pm 111 Pa salt 2 65 64 66 it 84 40 43 30 38 . 93 . .311 I Dm iv ion , 111 In 8 fl 87 104.1 89 9l il dis 5 % 191 108 90 90 I 7 I 7 4 6 4 6 85 88 1881 WS: i I tout Ml 2 bti a 101 In JOINT STOCK DAM. 4111111 0. Mar. Melt WItssoolp•ALImpooll - Aluingslia llask ot W ee of 11/111ab . F. Ipsiel., ~ , E --- .lllr=ikil,. Col®►h C. B►. bytta.Ass.o.lue. Yea el lolls, Loa., sal Cittitit City r., Quads Brig.eall&AuLiliarin haploid Bank. Lifettod Landes and Era:Man Lea M. e►.t at Amen 1 , E Loa E .t.a : -- Unica isil Os.. . . Mal MOM Laakia alicsai Atri;a: lad wanniaaw.. Nan. a Pam a sa z i aki. ale. Prey. ed. llliiii4ialliiiii --- yaks Dirk Osepers De. Now Prenadel et lame., Asainals A.M. of A.1.N.t.0 maw et imiuma ill SO 6 * 6.1 P.! M . is` 88 e 8 4 88 86 td 17 01 it i': 78 11 Ppmso iii i IMPERIAL AVERLONB. June 28 66s 4d Bari % °e t d i at0 ". 61 1 ,4 13 0: 6 741 1" td July 6 MY Id 34 4. 2d Ws 1,C401 74 426 Id 12 674 OdSla 14 3414 900 s 211344 9d 19 III ltd Od 3,4 114614 94 ;424 Id 26 672 Od is 34 Ns 4d , 404 74 404 2d Aug. 2 67. 1111388 84 Od 376 24 411 341418 Id 811 'rouge Aggro- - -- 1-_—__ _ --'--, p a, Average 4BB 10d 82. 4.1 Id 876 Od 40s 7d 400 fid OP WELT mini MI SIT WINKS IA/1111... Mom rOO 18.1 67 8 .. 67 6 67 0 :: 66 11 • • 66 7 .. 66 4 -.--. MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAY.) SUOAL— For good and fine gory and strong refining descriptions there is a good demand at firm prices other eerie an lees in request Porto Rico sold at 355. ' 6d. to 3/s. for brown, and at 320. to 445. dd. for low to foe grocery. Brasil Maosio at 33. for brown, to Ms. Gd. for yellow. Reaped is dull of sale ; priors are unaltered. (bust.—There is Tether less activity in the market, but firm prior are still paid. Middling plantation Ceylon sold at 84s. to Re. ; and Native at 71s. TEA continues qitiet. SPICEN have sold at about previous prices. Nutmegs, small to bold, ls. ld. to 3s. 9d. Mace, ordiaary. 10d. to la. Pepper: black Alleppee and Singapore, 31d. to 4d.; Penang, 31K to 3ed. Ginger : Jamaica, ordinary to fair, 53a. to 96a. ; Cochin, ordinary to tine, 53e. to 1221. MON.—The market is rather inactive, but prices are fully supported. White Bengal sold at lla. 9d. ; Amman, or. —A full amount of business has been trammeled. Jemmies, at 2e. 7d. ; Demerara, ls. Gd. Samaras coutinnes dull of sale. Nrraan or 130DA.—A cargo of 4,000 bags, refraction 6ilba allowed, were bought in at 145., a bid of Lia. 6d. being refused. COTTON.—No sales of importance reported, bat prices ate firm. . . . . . . . . . . iv= has mold irregularly, but prices have improved about 5a per ton common to fine sold at lfil. to 2:14. 15s. linnr.—St. Petersburg clean firm at 35/. 15a. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAT). The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 475. 9d. set cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 48s. 6d. to 4fie. 9d. ; September, 495. 6d. ; October to Deousbar, 494. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE mARKsr. (THyi DAY.) . . . . - We are not over supplied with good bends today, consequently they are pretty readily dispoeed of. On the avers") prices are about the mole as on Monday last. Sheep are not very plentiful, but enough for the demand i we cannot quote higher. Then is more demand for choice lambs sod salves. From Ger many sod Holland there are 170 beasts, 2,140 sheep, and 401 calves. Spain, 28 beasts. Milch cows, 85. tor doom of alba a. et. a. O. Per 444a4 at abs. a. d. a e Dot Scots, Hertdda. • 8 •10 Doi Walk 11f-bdsBb • 10 Bat abort-harm • e • 8 Dist lood-w0015.... 0 0 0 Snood (Intl bomb 3 • • 0 Do. do. Shan .... • 8 0 Calves Plw Dolt Dna& Fllf-bads 0 0 0 0 Lunha leads at =Amt. 1,146 ; 'Mop sad Lambs. 10,100 ; Oakes. 666; DM. 160. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Hewn. Harvey and Basica report trade slow at the following pnote . :—Prime meadow he 70.. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84e. to 100 s.; inferior di tto, 365. to 50s. ; new, ditto, 365. to 840. ; rowan, 365. to 60s. • clover, old, 10s. to 110 s. ; sew ditto, 60s. to 100.. ; st ow, 36e. to 445. I& July L Joky IL July If. l July 26. Aug. L • • • • • • • • THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSlL—(YarrioulAy.) Joseph Francis, an omnibus proprietor, was charged with using two omnibuses for hire after notice had been given him by the Commissioner of Police that they were not in a fit condition for public use. It appeared from the evidence of the inspector that the omnibuses were in a very bad condition, the wooden frames being loose and out of order, sod the linings very dirty, ragged, and wet from the rain which had penetrated the unsound window frames. Notice had been served upon Mr. Francis on the 18th July, and on Saturday last the omni buses were in use just in the same condition. Mr. Francis' manager, who appeared for him, said be re ceived the notice from hie muter, and he had given the ne cessary orders for repairing them. Mr. Alderman Humphreys asked the defendant what he had to say to having used the carriages f rom the 16th to kit Saturday, after he had been served with a notice? Mr. Goodman said that according to the act of parliament he was liable to a fine not exceeding 31. for each day the vehicle was used after the serving of the notice. The defendant was fined 40s. and costa in each case, making together 41. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. • —re. HOME CIRCIIIT..— , GITILDTORD, Atrouer 8. The commission for the county of Serrey was opened yes terday at this place. There are about 20 primmer. for trial, but the number of causes on the civil side will sot be knows natil this (Thursday) morning. It is expected, however, that there will be between 70 and 80. It will be remembered that this town twoyean ago was the scene of a rather memorable trams between the High Sheriff (Mr. Evelyn) and Mr. Justice Blackburo, the final result of which was, that the former wee tined 5(W01. This partly arose on account of the inconvenient court, in which the anise business was conducted, and the proceeding has been attended with one good result, namely, that new and more commodious courts have been in the interval erected by the corporation of Guildford. The assizes at this place win, in all probability, last more than a week. OXFORD CIRCIIIT.—HantroRD, Arover 6. The commission of wise for the county of Hereford was opesed ow Tuesday afternoon is the :Ameball in this city before Mr. Justice Blackburn. This morning Mr. Justice Blackburn presided in the Crown, and Mr. Justice Byles in the Nisi Prius Court. There was wawa heard to-day in either court calling for a report. CHARING-CROSS RAILWAY. 1011 ti The sixth ordinary half-yearly meeting of share holders was held yesterday at the booth Fasteen Railway Company's offices, at the London Bridge Terminus; the Hon. JAIIIIr Bata in the chair. The (*Bowleg is the substance of the report of the direc tors: ' - - - - The statement of receipts sad expenditure for the ball. year ending the 30th June, 1862, shows the receipts for that period to have been 618.7611. 19.., and the expenditure 722,9551. ls. rid. The principal items of expenditure bare been—On account of the St. Thomas's Hospital property, 296,0001. • land and other property, including competes. tion, 217 , 8001. 3s. 10d. ; balance of purchase of the Hunger ford Market estate, required for the purposes of the West End terminus, 110,0001. ; and works, 80,3001. The whole of the pro pe rty required for the ori ginal line has now been purchased, and con siderable progress has been made with the arrangements for the purchase of the remaining property required for the City terminus in Oinnon-street, all the requisite notices having been served. The purchase of St. Thomas's Hospital has placed the company in poineuion of a large amount of valuable property not required for the purposes of the railway, and the directors propose to take step to dispose of the surplus land in such manner as may be thought the most expedient, at the earliest opportunity. Arraegementa have been made for prooeediug with the works of the City bridges° soon as the requisite decision has bees obtained under the act. Provisional arrasgeossis have been entered into with the Charing-cross Hotel Com pany for providing them with the site of la Brat-clams hotel over the terminal station at Charing.cross, the erection of which will, it is believed, be of considerable advantage to the company, while largely providing for the conviniesee and comfort of the travelling public ; and it is proposed to make application to parliament in the ensuing amiss lee the requisite powers. The Unstanaw, in moving the adoption of the repack recapitulated the principal statements contained in it. Mr. P. PARR= anxieded the motion, which was %mai. moaaly approval of, and the proceedings termiesled. YORK AUGUST MEETING. WEIGHTS FOB THE GILT EEGS HANDICAP STAUB a 20 soya each. 10 ft. and ooly 5 if declared no or before August 9, with 100 added. Two miles over the Old Coma. (64 subs.) Aar et lb Ain se 1 Test °Lotman= MIIMCAL Forney,. —Guru- The Wizard 6 Lashing Mock .... $ craTEE„, WIDNISDAT.—The trieenial "Festival of tbo Ivanhoe 4 1 Y,wtminater 4 three choirs of Woresster, Hereford. and Olouceßerf.,____ Blebs FairwaLr ape Flyaway 6 Maoism 4 being looked forward to with great %tweet ; mid the pre& Lady Trespass Unwed, a Alen Rohe Oldminiter 4 Cokeina 4 and Friday, Sept. 9,10,11. and 12. No fewer than Mirk& Sir William ..... 6 .... I Phyalcbus, by Montt- 'lemmas have weepaed ediee—aa espreeideeeed easier *R merino ising San a for these festivals ; and these include lb Serb et Cowrie, Cait High Treason Ilawentter The Roe Tim Whiffler The Monk I S L • = 4 have to make up, ihoesb fa UM and ISM there was a me- Dosfoot tilverhair Coronet Howie &khan& 5 4 ab ou t lide asaleht 4 6 2 1 Min Wakieree. Modem Beeibee-Delbv, IllosLeare tabCsrook elWinced 6 4 11•14.4 $ Wiper Hai The oratoeire 16160664 ere Ilaydg's Creedal, Comary 4 4 Toils 0641126 .... 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