The Express. — London, England, 1866-04-07 00:00:00

THE GOVERNMENT REFORM BILL 011010. in compliance with a numerously signed requi sition, a meeting was convened by the Mayor, oa Time day evening, in the Town-hall, afford., to consider the Bnfranehisement Bill which ham been brought before par liament by the ohanoellor of the Paahequer. The attend anoe was large, and the prooeedinp were welloonducted. The Right Hon. L CARD WILL spoke warmly in defence of the bill. I sincerely hope, be said, we are not going to pass series after seespion,o2postsUrliemsat after parliament, to have this question In saupseas. I Abell be glad if it be interred for the parliament of 1885 to PTfeVi the Feet wok of parliamentary reform of 1832, to en up whalc was defective in that work, in order to perfect a system of parliamentary refermin this country, and to make* • lust _reflex of the enlightened, intelligent, industrious, mid *pi ulation of this great community. (Cheent. This • t will then have aooom. plinked the Meng results that can be obtained, oonforrmg ape the people of this country—and, through them, aped the whole world—the meate* blew be a people eon OfatOY. (Cheers.) We shall thOil. baye order combined with ability, the voice of an int conuansity budging up day by day to a greater pitch et. gresperity, and power, than has hitherto been attained. (Land cheers.) Mr. O. Nam, ILP., next addressed the meeting at con siderable length in support of the government measure, and equalised his determination to support it. Alderman SATILBE proposed, " That this meeting cor -811114 expresses its approval of the franchise bill now before parliament, as a substantial, honest, and valuable IMIIIRUO, and pledges itself to support the government in Muting it to a successful issue." Yr. Smug seamded the motion. Profeseor Boone having warmly rarl the bill, the maim was carried amidst vociferous che ering. Yr. Sheriff CAOTLI moved, Alderman Call seconded, and it was resolved, "That a petition be wiresented to both Bonne of Parliament is support of the bill, and be signed by the chairman on behalf of this meeting ; and that the petition be headed to the members for presentation." Kr. Waveiox moved, lir. Joe. HIGGINS seconded, and It was res i ol e z e li a That the thanks of the meeting be ten dered to the members for the kindness with wide* they had to the wishes of the cennituents." Ginireirer meeting will be held here next Wednesday in support of thegovernment hill. Mr. J. S. RIM bat been asked to act as ; and the borough member, the liberal members for boroughs in Kent, and the Mend ceadidates for the county will be invited to attend. FOLKEIROXII.—A meeting was held at the Town Hall lad night, W. Bateman, Esq., J.P., in the chair, who said that the liberals of Folkestone had thought of callings pnblis meeting, and a e ßaron Meyer A. de Bothech member for the bo ron(Hydra) to attend, but flag that he would not be to be present, they thought the beet plan they could adopt would be to pre pareeseopstitions for signature, and ask the liberals in the to oome to the Town-hall and sign them. The petitions were on the table, one from the freeholders, to be presented by Baton Rothschild ; the other from the =ldere, to be presented by Sir Edward Doing. It n and by the opponents of the bill thatths erruntry did net care about reform, but if the bill was thrown out It weed very pea be found that they did aim about it. Bzurrou—On Thursday evening a public meeting insupport of Mr. Gladatone's Reform Bill, wee held at the itedoross-street British schoolroom, Bristol. There was a veky large attendance. SUNDZILLAND.—In compliance with a numerously signed requisition the Mayor of Sunderisnd convened a meeting for the purpose of 'Deities public opinion on the government Reform Bill, which was held in the W eems K=e. Thursday night. Sir H. Williamson, evreased his determination to support the ressaure. Mr. Aa Candlish, M.P., Mr. Joshua Wilson, and other gentle men subsequently moke, and resolutions of confidence in the government were unanimously pruned. Lotraueotorme.—A large and enthusiastic meet ing was held in the Own Exchange, Loughborough, Leicestershire, on Thursday evening, tinter the presidency of the Rev. E. Stevenson (Baptiet minister), foe the naive* of rending the vodka of reform and supporting the government in than present efforts to extend the franaise. • Woxvxtuaerrow.—An enthusiastic and crowded asseing of artisans, which was attended by *. Weguelin, H.P., and the leading members of the iers and We• radio committee, who were all well received, was, we Team by elect ia ricj h el as vh, held at Wolverhampton_ last ni)ht, and "en ly repudiated that the washing dames were event to reform,* explored an " unal terable determination never to rest satisfied until a coin prebenere measure of reform was carried." The govern ment bill was, it wee declared, " worthy of the hearty support and sympathy of the working classes." Wow:anat.—There was, we learn by telegram, a very large and noisy meeting of electors and non-electors of the city, held at the Guildhall, Worcester, last night, to discus the provisions of the government measure of reform. The meeting was convened by the Mayor, in tempi/once with a requisition signed by ever 300 persona. It was announced that the two members for Waroester, Kr. A. C. Sheriff and Mr. Padmore, would attend, and announce their intentions with retard to the measure ; and as it was understood that the conservative party intended to master co the wades the needing was looked forward to with unusual interest. Only the members were listened to. Some fighting took place, but pet of a serious nature. A resolution in favour of the bill was moved by Mr. Cousher, and seconded by Mr. Councillor Minehall, and carried by large majorities. The two members spoke in favour of the bill. Cirtexceenta—A meeting of the electors and non-electors of this borough was held in the large assembly room of the Ram Hotel, on Wednesday evening, for the purpose of considering the government Reform Bill s and submitting a petition in favour of its adoption. Dr. Smith, president of the Cirencester Reform Club, mou nted the chair, and there was a crowded attendance. The meeting was warm in its approval of the bill, and reso lutions and a petition to parliament in its favour were adopted. • TORQUAY. --011ThUreally Welling a crowded meet -was held atTorquay in support ci the government Reform WALSALL.—A large and enthusiastic meeting, convened by the Mayor, in compliance with a numerously signed requisition, was held au Thursday evening, in the trill-hall, Walsall. The Mayor(Mr. J. Brewer, jun.) occu pied the chair, supported by Mr. Charles Forster, M.P., and most of the leading liberals in the town and neigh bourhood. The mooting was mainly composed of working men, of whom probably , about 2,000 were present. A letter was read from Mr. J. Bright, in answer to an invite doh to attend the meeting. It read as follows :—" Dear Sir, I cannot come to your meeting. I cannot leave home until Igo to town next week. I thank your friends for thinking of me, and wish I could see them, and speak to them. I have so much to do that I cannot undertake anything more at present. You will have a good meeting I cannot doubt, and will in that way give efficient help to your excellent member, Mr. Fonder. I hope you will mod up a great petition, and that be may present it to the house in proof of your approval of the suffrage bill. With thanks for your kind note, I am, very truly yours, Jens Barony." 3iNartnaato'.—On Wednesday evening, in com pliance with a requisition numerously signed, the pariah esastablea of Knaresbro' convened a public meeting of the inhabitants, to consider the government reform measure. Mfr. Potter was called to the chair. Mr. Dawes read a letter received from Mr. Holden, one of the borough mem bers, regretng his inability to attend the meeting, but expressing his most cordial approval of the movement. A resolution. approving of the proposed measure, was carried unanimously, and it war resolved to petition the House of Commons and to forward the same to Mr. Holden for presentation, with a request that Mr. Woodd would sup port it. WAILLFIELD.—On Wednesday evening the Wake field Town Council and Local Board of Health resolved, at their usual monthly meeting, to petition in favour of the Rdorm Bill. CHELMSFORD. —Yesterday , the Rev. Alexander Golden, M.A., of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, curate of West Hadmey, delivered a lecture at the M ech anics' Institute in this town in favour of the government Reform Bill ; Mr. John Copland presided. The lecturer's arguments in IMCof the bill were enthusiastically received. CASTSR.—The Mayor, in response to a re quisition, has called a meeting to consider the government 'Reform Bill, to be held on Monday night. HANI'L 6POOL. —A town's meeting was held on Thursday night in the Town-hall. The Mayor voided, and resolutions in support of the government bill were adopted. Bor.rou.—On Thursday evening a public meeting was held in the Temperance-hall, Bolton, to support the reform bill introduced by government. There was a large gathering, the hall being crowded, and great interest and enthusiasm was displayed in the proceedings. Mr. Alder man Heywood occupied the chair. Resolutions in favour of the bill were adopted. Acennerrorr. —A well-attended meeting on the reform mortis. was held on Wednesday evening , in the Peel Inditution. The resolutions passed were in savour of the government bill, and approving of the course taken by the government. A petition, embodying the substance of the reeolutiona was segued the chairman, and will he forwarded to the Marquis of for presentation to parliament. The pepalation within two-awl-64W miles of Acerhigtoa, whisk was said to be 36,604 is pester than that of seven boroughs which send fourteen inembels to parliament. TODIWBORN.—On Wednesday evening,. a meet convened by requisition, was held in the Odd Nib( for the purpose of po•t the Reform HM. . P. presided. T'he m was watiiima so ma gemeemm, whose remarks were eadleishilledly reasived - Reed .;ons animosity r of pease wwitiog ' the goverarnest w r n ßeTbrm raj the hope eventually of • further reform be the redistribution of seats. A petition to parliament was &pied, to be presented by Mr. °Meteor, sad Mesa 1 S 1 THE riXPRESS, - SATURDAY - knirwiei much ; and although-the ether prisoner hilif not beep before convicted, be saw no reason why he should maks any difference in their sentences. A. more scanda lous or a more ingenious mode of swindling he bad never met with during a loag experience, and the court would al discharge its duty if it did not per a heavy sentence = which was that they be each imprisoned and kept to herd labour far two Years. The officer *inners was ordered to stand forward. The Assistant-Judge said—l and my brother magistrates quite concur in the opinion of the learned conned, that the way in which you have conducted this case, and brought this matter before the court, is deserving the highest possible credit, and the thanks of the public at large Z only regret that this is one of those cases in which I have no power to order you a reward, or I should have had great pMs,mre in granting one to you ; and I can only say that you are a great friend and protector of the _APraIL aparting-**SeitirtTre. NEW/LAMM ORAT3I4 14EITINO.-IMmAT. wads far day of the bre days. maga( st headquartoes was far mon wrbis than either cd Me Brodesemora. for in place of the variable weather, with mkt, Baal sad sunshine alternately which had been experienced during the first four days, • &ringlike day and • clood sky armsd thaw pre sent of near approach of the two ilsounsad week. The card was strong with ORO sees, but the results call for no comments, though the movements in connexion with future warts were somewhat dartlb& as Delight, who wee said to have and- ma ex. traorUntri .17111, became a ' peat pot' for the City Suburban, and during the day was backed at a short price to win many TER QIIKIIIII PUTS of 100 garages, for :lir.okis R.C. , 7al 310 miles ; four, 9ss 71b ; flv% 10“ 41b; and aged, Hat (Three 4 furlongs' 0 yards) Lord Stamford's Archimedes, by N 4 po, 71b Mr. ilavile's Strachino. 3 yrs, 74 88!(If . Covey) The following also ran:—Jolly Jack, (Minivan, and Chro nranster. Betting : 5 is 4 aget Archimedes, 6to 2 mpg Guinivere, 4 to 1 apt Chronometer, and 10 to 1 apt any other. RARDIOLP PLATS of lob, for .3-yrukts and upwards. New T.Y.C. Lord StamforesßrickbyThelayingDatdrama—ermers, fl yrs, 74 61b (Mural 1 Mr. Barnes's ftwon,_sged, 74 lib (Looks Lord Pootott's WU n 744. 8 Yrs, 74111 b .... (Goodwin s The following also ran :-1%. Warrior, Lady Valentina, Caufederate, FOCCOIdr, 10Cd C br Young lielbonme, Bessie, La Mechante, Crown , Cloud, Sark Bloch thorn, and Shier to Lady Valentine. Ten )flirßnioTOß STAR= of 10 mars each, h ft ; far Ayr-olds: oohs, Set 1011) ; 61114, art 511) ;mares or geldings allowed UR D.Y. fakap 210 yards.) (7 subs.) Sir B. W. Bulkelers Panirsakey, by Cannata Tee. manbradam, Bat 51b Mamma) 1 Baron Rothschild's Lincoln Green, 8at8id1f....711/7) 2 Lord Coventry's La Mats, eat flb LJ. Adam) Betting :sto 4 each apt La Mats Linosla and to 1 apt Pamankey. HANDICAP BirxtrOTARRO of 10 sews each, b it ; for 2144 2- molds Breterbtby Wuryak'es Cause 0 fariczp.aokunoltha Ittin, ilsece Lord C.an tin, bet 10lb s Gar, by New (Rowel 1 Captain Batchelloes Haphasard, 8 pa, 74 111 b.... (Parry I S Mr. T. Hughes's loaf !agar,yes, 74 71b (Prior Indian Star, Gladiator, sad 11n. Fitsherbart deo tea. arnmararma of 10 seas. each, for 2.yr.olds ; u Sea, got Mos, OA 71b. The winos' to Os sold for 100 sow. last half at Rowley Mae. (t Raba.) Chsplin's Anatomist, by Ambross—N7eetins,ll4 10Ib (Cutanes) 1 Lord Wirtasarland's c by Taisor—Many Onswidse's stem, 34 101 b (J. Grater) 2 Lord Vivian's Stephan lara, art MO (J. Daley) 3 Adam/Lathes and TrWeess Thyra Mao nu. Betting: Wren on Merry Sunshine colt, 100 to 10 apt Ada raanthea,l to 1 apt Primus Vora, and to 1 apt Aaatondat. PLATS of aft for 2-yr.ohis, 114111 ; three, get fib: with selitss allowances. T.Y.C. Mr. F. Pryoes Goodfellow, bylL4tladran—Thasla, 2 yrs, gst 71b (6500) (Lanyon) 1 Mr. Cholin's Glacier, yrs, sat 111 b (L 100) (Batisr) Mr. BMWs •by Gamma dl Vergy—Needle, yea, 641/lb (6.100) (Geodwta) The following also ran :-8144 to lady Valentine, Romano colt, Steamy colt, Norik6ll, Watar Cure, Mims Iva colt, and Vadat Age. BURMA CO of 01 Toys. Oath, 10 ft, for S-yr-olds ; colts, SA 101 b; Mies, list 71b; certain winaers exits. Ditch mile. (4 suCaptabs.) in Gray's Warwtek, by Loaraington—Ylar Nancy, 34 10tb (J. Daley) 1 Captain D. lane's Ammunition, Sat 71b (Challoner) 2 Bettlag: 4 to 1 on Warwick, who was, attar a splendid Ankh, by a neck- SWZIMITSIRS of 100 CM. 1110011. Lit tor Syr•old colts, Sit 101 b ; eat 511); with showroom. Ditch mile. (4 subs.) Lord Glasgow's c by Toxopholite—dem (fogad fa liM) by Ganietrof, out of Maas, tat 51b (Challonerl 1 Baron Rothschild's D• 1111301106 84 51b (Daley 2 Sir R. Bulkeley*s AMMO, (Camas 3 Betting: Even on the Pliyealls dam colt, 6 to 2 apt Potomac, and 3 to 1 apt Dahlman. PIAUI of 100 SOTS, for Pyr-elrb; colts, Sat 101 b ; 11114, Sat 7lb winnows extra. Last 5 hurtonp of R.Y. Mr. liavile's sister to Zingtorrn, bySkirarisher—Xlildletea NW. 84 71b Mr. T. rude' Vervain. Ilst 1111 (ins 611 a est) (MM) Mr- E. Bladaitosabst, 77b (J. Mann) The following also rra :-.-Puny, Ploughboy, and Claymore. Betting : 3 to 1 on Ternlam, 6 to 1 apt data to Ringhorn, and 8 to 1 bar two. Tee PORT PRAY" a Swoopotalose of 100 erns. each. h ; for 4-7 r-olds: colts. Bat 10lb ; Alga, est 71b. T.B.M. (One mils 7 furlongs 168 yards.) (6 subs.) Marquis of The Duke, lit 1011) (Canaan) w.o. Baron lotharldld's Zephyr rayed her stake. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. CITY AND 311111711.11 AN. 4to 1 apt DeDiAlizetris 15 to 1 sad Nakaltsys (1) CUP. 100 to I seat Delight Z (t and an 11 to 2 apt Rustic (t) MA I 11 to 2 apt Lord Lyoa (oR) BETTING AT CAMBRIDGE EN ROUTE TO LONDON. CITY AND aIIDCREAN. 6to 2 apt Delight (t f) I 10 to 1 apt M6()1014444 Bto 1 OutOriter(t) 26 too g larri6Csor It to A 100) II to 1 eget Delight (off, t 100 to 7). CROYDON SPRING WI'REPLECHARIS.—YaIDAT. TOR Iligiornof Pieta, a Handicap, of 60 an. Winners antra About two miles and a halt Mr. Halfords Doubloon, by Wintbsrbtt—Pors, Ilet thb (B. I Mr. Badman's Threadbare, d yn, 104 g et T The following also ran :—Aecident, Oscar, and p Betting : Even on Doubloon, 6to son Threadbare. • Smug STIUIPLIICtIiffI of 11 son. each, with 20 added: for 4-yr-ohls and upwards ; selling showroom About 2 miles (3 subs.) Mr. stebbingl Pot Penni, by Sweetmeat—Clcatrlx, egad, (130), list 71b (H. Siam/ Dr. C. J. Taiwan Light of other Days, aged. (U 0), 7lb (l.ltaw) Yr. W. Weft White Btocldags, aged, (130), Ilst 7lb (Daniels) S _ _ _ Ivanhoe abo ran. a{ M(: Itol au Ivanhoe, sto 1 spa Pot Pourri, 6 to 1 each against WM.* Stockings and Light of other Days. TUE Cnortion.Cot, value 100 soot, by subscription of 10 son h each, 5 ~ with 60 added ; for 4-yr-olds and upwards; lwatiMis and allowances. About 3 miles. (9 sans) Mr. A. Yates's Harold, by Immbton—Lidy Loin" 4 yrs. 104 41b (Owner) 1 Mr, Halford's Actddisat, 6 yrs, UM 711) (Gritiltlw 2 Betting : 6 to 4 ea Harold. A SELLING HANDICAP PLATE 414 40 OWL : WIND= lib =ha ; the winner to be sold for En rms. Two sass Mr. land's Strike, by Tonolotona—The Darter aged, list 10th (Mr. Edwards) I Mr. B. Walks?' Umballat ap ,10 at i ir t e m eton, ichetter, and Pti- an alto ran. : 6 to 4 apt Physician and 5 to 2 apt Strike. As Oran 110Efuluf Swum of 6 ton sash, with 30 added ; lbit each ; winnan and profossloualt 711/ MUD. About S miles. (9 subs.) Captain Johnstone's Linooln (pedigree unknown), 'apsd, 12M 71b (Inc. 71b extra) (Hon Captain Karel , I Mr. Atkinson's Comet, aged, Hat • Mr. A. Yates 2 Mr, Summer's Ivanboff, aged, 12st7lb (Inc lib az) :Sadler 3 The following also ran : --litasshara, Langford, Wizard, ear *edam, Smaller, and Pauline. Betting : 2 to 1 apt If eorschon, 3 to 1 agst Wizard, 4 to 1 apt Lincoln, and 6 to 1 apt Inaholt CARTERICK BRIDGE BACEL—FUDAT. THE ENOUGH HANDICAP, Oita SOVS., added to • sweepeentee of 7 som. each wimmra extra. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Ooodisis Nimes, by Guicowar—Par Card. 117 b (Lawreo l Tel I Mr. Oardner's Three per Cent, lyre, 74 Mb (Bates I lard Zetland's 11 Cid, 5 yrs, 74 ( Inc 41b ex) .. (P. aialiosm The following also ran :--Dsverneke, Cripple. lady of the Ter, Claros, and Bob Members. Betting : 7 to 4 ppt Ili Cid, Ito 1 apt flovenseke, 5 to 1 ftit Nliain. Bto legit Three per Cent Won by three lengths, MN • length betwein second and third. An objection spinet ilia winner was subsequently withdrawn. /Imamate, who CUM la second, was disqualified for going the wrong aide of • poet, Three per Cent bedng thereupon placed seemed, and 12 Cid third. tEI 01An (Wein of 5 sows. each, with 58 added : for 1-yr olds : mite, Bst Nib; fillies and geldings, lid Sib ; penalties sad allowances. Pony farlongs 147 yards. Mr. Gordonl Bracken, by Underhand—Harebell, fist 111 b (J.emowden) 1 Mr. T. Dawson's Corporal, flit 101 b (Cameron) 2 Mr. M'Kensids Byoee, get (Norris) I The following also nut :—Peg life, ladylike, Tidy, Bap, Olpsy Queen, and Lord of the Wee Betting : 6 to 4 agst Syose, 7to 2 apt Bracken, 6 to 1 apt Ow. pore!. Woo by • neck ; • head between mond Dad third. TON CATIFINICI SILLIN4I STARR, Ci a sera each, with 25 added. 4 Milleime 147 yards. Antique, MI 71b (Correll) 1 Douro, 74 lib 02111241•71 2 Balisms. 74 illb (Maris) Wm Lawson and Honest Tom also ran. Betting: Ito 4 eget Antique, Ito 1 apt Mama and Miss Lawson. and 9 to I apt Damn. Won by • neck halt • between second and third. The winner woe bought i b e jZ. Y. A. Milbank for 711 tnza . . . . Jamie Taft. lid Mb (M(Wandr. Knox) 1 6 Beaming, llst Mb C. Boynton Betting : to 4on Jamie Taft, who wen by two hingtha ) Tai Hearn HANDICAP of 50 soya added to a sweepstakes of 7 son. melt Om Mkt and a half. Mr. Osborne*. Mks Hadrortk, by the Care—Odustar cd Westmorland, 3 yrs, kit llb (Whitel 1 Lord Elder's Bebe, 3 yes, Id 71b (Dun I Mr. Foberra Vagina, 3 yrs, lid (deluding nb ez. Norris) Tim following also rank—Ths Begun, Molly Carew, Professor Milne, and Gadd Tau NORTH YORKOHIIII2 Hvarsal dna444lollla of a soya each, with 100 added. About tad miles sad a MIL Mr. 'ldler's Fly by Night (b aged, 13it (Coded Knox) 1 Mr. Oardner's Huntsman's Daughter, I yrs, mo b ) (Mr. Hutc Mr. Shakes Bedale lA, aged, lt ers ranst 10lb .... (Mr. Lewd) 11 Thirtem oth. Batting : 5 to 1 each apt Fly by Night and Huntandfs I Daughter, 10 to 1 each agst ReAhMalia sad Beads, and la to 1 said gay other. WOO by s length a bed Writ BETTING AT A NCHMESTER, —Timm CITY3I7IIITILDAN. 4to 1 tot Delight ft di of) litO to 6 apt OM!) sto 1 Oat sod Oster (t) 16 to 1 N Bto 1 Iftaderrtl66 (t) IS to 1 Bresdabano foil) Btol 16 0161400sta if to 1 The Dark (of) (t) sto 1 Morris Deroorig - --- • 113111010LCTAlt. 3 to 1 siet Wales 3) 14 to 1 ape Brown Breed (t) 8 to 1 ( 1) Treasure Trove 1 ID to 1 Lerner (t) CHM= CUP. lit. I ma Darby can 10 to 1 oat Helm 3) 816.64 6 DelBlBo (14 9b to 1 Itidcar D koff , t 16 10 to 6 Basda (t) I) ill • 1 Treasure Trove II to 1 Berry/tieliderd (t (V 13 to 1 barmy . 10 to 1 apt Slabber Cog) rl6 to 1I f and w) Mkt* 16 . LWOW (t) [Egerton and Turner, the county members, are to be re quested to support its prayer. Scoviaisn.—Public meetings have been held at Hetrick, Selkirk, Dumfries, Drechin, and Alyth, at all of which reseluinsas and petitions to parliament in favour el the government bill were adopted. A majority of the' Dublin Town Council on Thursday adopted a petition to parliament in favour of the disendowment of the established church. An amend ment, which was kst—the di on being Z 2 to ll—souglit to have it affirmed " that the introduction of political and religious questions into the town-council is highly inexpe dient, as 'interfering with the legitimate duties of the coun cil, sad as raising and perpetuating diaoord and party feelings." LORD Ricausa GIOSVENOR, M.P., Alm TM Bsroax BILL—The following is • copy of the reply of Lord Richard Grosvenor, M.P. for the eoun i Z e oL d nnt, to a request made that his l or dship would be to pre sent a petition from the inhabitants of Rhy in favour of the Reform Bill, and support the prayer of the said peti tion :—" Calveley, Tarporley, April I, 1866.—Dear flir,—l beg to acknowledge the receipt of Tows letter of the 29th ult., containing a petition winch I will certainly • present to the House of Commons es you desire, im mediately on the reopening of parliament. I have also to acknowledge the receipt of three resolutions Vireat a reform meeting at Rhyl on the 27th ult. respect to the second resolution—the one urg ing me to support the feel it my duty to inform you that, after due oonsaderstion, I have decided on sup porting my brother's resolution, as I quite agree with him that it is highly inexpedient to consider such a bill with out having the whole scheme laid before the Howe of Commons. I think that you will find, • fortnight henee, that such is the opinion of all deep-thinking men in Rag land, se ft is already of the prim, with very few excep t tions.—l have the honour to be, sir, ours obediently, RacuARD 01106•1111011.—J. Pridderch ' Esq." ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT..—lthrosirow, Aram 6. (Before Lord Chief Aurtioe Brie and a Special Jury.) /MAN V. TATIS.--STWOULAIR CAPP OP YALU IY• This was an action to mover damages for smelt and false imprisonment. Serjeant Parry and Kr. Joy°, were for the plaintiff, and the Hon. G. Denman, Q.C., appeared for the defendant. The plaintiff in this action is a bricklayer, living in Croy don, and the defendant is an elderly gentleman possessed of considerable property, who resides in the village of Bed dington, a short distance from Croydon, and the action was brought to recover damages from the defendent for having, as was alleged by the plaintiff, assaulted and falsely impri soned him, under very peculiar circumstances. It appeared that on the afternoon of the 6th of October lid the quiet village where the defendant ridded was thrown intoa state of considerable excitement by several man rushing through it, calling out that there bad been a robbery, and although by what mans did not very clearly appear, an impression appeared to have been created that the hones of a g entleman named Mutton, who lived at Beddington, had been robbed of • quantity of plate, and that the thieve+ had started off with their booty in the direction of Croydon. Without matins any inquiry the defendant appeared to have started off in pursuit, and on the way he was joined another inhabitant named Start, and the two pmeeded by far nearly • mile in pursuit of the culprits. When they were in the middle of a IM P they d maw the plaintiff in the act of getting out of a hole, where he had apparently been concealing himself, and the defend ant and Yr. Strut went up to him and told him that a rob bery had been committed, and they suspected he was con earned in it, and wished him to aosonspany them back to Beddington in order that the matter ought be investi. gated. The plaintiff seemed to have agreed to do ea, and the three went back a short distance, when they met a police-oonstable, and it appeared that by this time it bad been assertabied that no robbery had been committed, and that the proceeding on the part of the men who had Brat given the alarm was merely a stupid hoax to disturb the quiet of the village, and the plaintiff was consequently allowed to depart. Under these eircumetances the present action was tersight against the defendant, end the plain tiff, in ceder to prove the assault, swore that the defendant ordered him, at** Jame time saying that be was one el the gang who had stolen the plate ; and with regard to the imprisonment, it was contended that hs was under dames until the policeman same up, and that this amounted to a false imprisonment of the plaintiff, for which he wee entitled to damage,. Kr. Denman, in his address to the jury for the &dna ant, argued that the action wee one el a most trumpery character, which sever ought to have been brought wind the defendant, who had really dens no mere than any other honest man would have done under similar circumstances. He really believed that one of his neighbours had been robbed of a quantity of valuable property, and he went in pursuit of the potions whom he might very reasonably harem g werein •of it, sad seeing the plain tiff from a p where he had apparently been encl. e .% to conceal himself, he went op to him and , seeing that e was very much flushed and excited from running fast, told him that a robbery bad been com mitted, and asked him to come beck and give some account of limed!. It was peasilde that the defendant might have touched the plaintiff when he quested him to socom4 pan hint beak to Beddgt, but be denied most Lively that he ha ocoollllared him, or done a n that could be reasonably construed into an am , he said that with regard to the alleged false imprison ment, the plaintiff was willing to accompany Kr. Yetis back to Beddingt on, and when the policeman came up and it was ascertained that no robbery Bad been committed, he was immediately allowed to go away. The learned counsel also observed that, although the plaintiff had denied that he had anything to do with the hem that was perpe trated. it was clear that he was one of the psalms who were running away, and if he was concerned in the affair, he had brought all the inconvenience upon himself. Chief Jostles ISM having summed up, the jury almost maiediately returned • verdict for the defendant. This ease eencluded the business of the Home Circuit. OXFORD CHWIIIT.--Gtouczsm, Arm. 6. Nutt Pim COURT.—(Before Mr. Justice Pigott.) NORTON T. OBRA? WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. ---•-- This case, an action for damages for injury sustained by the plaintiff, a Bilstou boot and shoemaker. ix the terrible acei&sit to an excursion train at Retinal, Shropshire, last Jam, terminated in a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 451 X. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge.) George Boum alias Herbert, and William Charles Allen, a medical student, were indicted for conspiring together to obtain by false pretences from Robert Baker a cheque for 121. 15a., and divers postage stamps, value is., with intent to defraud. There were six other indictments against them. Mr. Poland prosecuted ; Mr. M. Williams appeared for Rosen, and Mr. Daly for Allen. This was the case in which the prisoners advertised in the papers that loans would be granted to any amount on personal security at five per cent. When applications were made to them they asked for a remittance of a year's in terest in advance, and at the same time sent • hall cheque for the amount to be lent. Upon receipt of this remittance the remaining half of the cheque was forwarded, but of course on presentation at the bank there were "no effects." The particular cam gone into wee that of a Mr. Baker, • lissenfiraper at Hoffer& in Lincolnshire. Re applied for a losn bf 5001., was told that the request would be complied with, the "committee" being satisfied with his references, and thereupon forwarded 12/. 10e. for interest, only to find out shortly afterwards that the whole transaction was a swindle. These facts were established by the evidence of several witnesses, and the jury without a moment's hesitation re turned • verdict of Guilty against both the prisoners. The court declined to proceed with the other indictments. Inspector Young, of the L division, said the prisoner Allen was tried with two other persons, Dr. Waters and Claude Edwards, for pretending to effect sures of deafness, and under this pretence they obtained many thousands of pounds. They carried on their practice in Spring-gardens, under the name of "'Beanett and C 0.," and afterwards in two places in Lambeth. The whole of the prisoners were Wed at the Central Criminal Court in 1859, and Waters and Edwards were sentenced to 18 months and the prisoner Allen to nine months' imprisonment sad hard labour. George Manners, police-constable 172 F, said, sines the prisoners had been in custody he had received a large amount of correspondence—upwards of NIO letters—from the country, showing that the prisoners had in six weeks received the amount of 911. 18e. Mr. Poland said he wished to th bet a und oferthis rase, no the notice of the court that, throughout e whole solicitor had been employed in it, and great credit was due to the constable, who bad alone presented it in such a com plete manner to the court. The prisoner Allen addressed the court, and said it ap peared to him that the object of public prosecutions was twofold: one was to punish the offender for any offence be might have committed ; sad the other was to eve • sufficient warning to the public, so that by their credulity they should not again be subject to simile: fraud& Now, as there were • great nenther of warnings when this ease was before the magistrate, tram the frequent remsada, which would he added to by the proceedings of that day, the caution to the public bad been sufficiently answ ered . Am reeperded the other point, he had be six weeks in 'prison, sad although r the time might appear en to be short, yet from ibs terible sammes be hadmired under it lei bulged hem ray I. and be deeply felt his punish ment. Me left hit aim the heads of his lordship, trnsl isiaagg _then in mein; net lin irdes be would blend with it the noble attribute of milkey. The Amartant Juhressid the *data" whir& the rimer Allen had just made only the more impressed him with the belief of the dangerous character he wae—in fast, he THE POLICE COURT& NANIISON-HOIIBIL The re-examination of Mr. Edmond James Lindsey, mer chant, of IS, Cannon-street, City, charged with uttering • forged acceptance to a bill of exchange for 380/., with in tent to defraud the Agra and Maaterman's Bank, was re mained before Mr. Alderman Gabriel. The accused, it will be remembered, endeavoured to get the bill of exchange discounted at the Agra and Master. man's Bank. The acceptance to the bill was in the names d Gilmour, Gramm, and Co., merchants at Glasgow. The prisoner bad made arrangements with the bank to get it discounted, but on his presenting it the chief cashier detected mach a similarity in the signature of the drawer of the bill, that of the prisoner's firm, with that of the accep tors, Gilmour, Graham, and Co., that it at once aroused his suspicion, and in consequence the transaction was de tained, and the r went away, taking the bill with him. Mr. Mullins, of the Bankers' Protection Society, afterwards had an interview with the primmer, to get possession of the bill, when he told him he had de stroyed it, and that it was a forgery, and he had him self done it. The cam was originally adjourned to ob tain the atm dame of Masers. Gilmour, Graham, and Co., from Glasgow, who denied all knowledge of the existents of the bill. It was now announced that, although Mr. Gilmour was in London, he destined to attend to give evidence. The officer Scott said, on searching the waste paper basket in the accused's office, he found several scra ps of paper with the signature of Gilmour the , Graham, and Co. written on them, as if some person had been practising names. lie collected them and pasted them together on • s h ee t of paw, which he produced. Mr. Alderman Gabriel commented on the absence of Mr. Gilmour, whose evidence was most material, and again adjourned the case, in order to procure his attendance. CLERKENWELL Emma Shadbolt, aged 17, a respectably dressed yeeng woman, who pve her address, 3, Bden-cottages, Stoke Newington, was charged with feloniowdy murdering her infant child William, by throwing it into the New River at Islington- The short hots of the ease are these :—The made! child was illegitimate, and cm the night of the 26th ult. the prisoner was seen with her child in her arms, dressed, but not dremsed as if for going out. After that, at ten o'clock, she was seen without her child. The following morning, at 5 o'clock, a polies-constable saw something floating in the New River, and cm getting it outhirg= it to be the i lyl c o e f child, dead and quite cold. It wee taken to the ' station, and from what came to the knowledge the police they _went to the prisoner's and asked her where her chid wee. She said that it It was at Brighton, and afterwards made two or throe other statements aabboout it. The child when it was taken out of the water, was covered over the head and faro with a piece of alpaca. The dead body was afterwards identified as the body of the prisoner's child. Dr. William R. Woodman, divisional surgeon of the N division, of Vittoria-villa, Stoke Ne= b - ed road, said he was called to the Kingsland police and there saw the body of the deceased. Externally the y presented a very emaciated appearance. The lungs were much sew gest The cause of death was drowning. He shout think that the child had been in the water for mere& !spun. He had made a poet marten examinstien of the head, and found the brain ecmgerted. The heart and the lame vessel/ were full of dark blood in a fluid stets. The child had wasted to a degree. 04 It :grapd to him that the child bed not been properly n Inspector Stacey; N division, said that Dr. Lankester had bald an inquiry into the cause of death of the aild, and the jury had returned a verdict of wilful murder against the prisoner. The prisoner, who treated the matter with the greatest indifference, said she should mane her defame, and was committed for trial 'hand ircV *Wang. . - - Amcnuvry, Arm 6. —Arromnairre. —Masters' Assistants J. & Tully, to the Pallas ; H. B. Newton, to the Favourite. Seoreenry H. Parry, to VleerAelmiral Sir B. Walker, at Sheerness. Andatant Paymasters J. L. Kirin:No (additkmall, to the Victoria; and C. L J. Underwood, to the CanibrWie. Assistant Clerk T. S. Belem (additional), to the Duncan. Midshipmen G. J. Boner and S. H. Thmpeon, to the Victory ; C. W. Sleeman and L. A. Beaumont, to the Devon ; and W. C. Haynes, to the Bellerophon. Naval Cadet C. &enable, to the Pau. CHATHAM, Aram 6. NAVAL COURTIIARTIAL.—This morning a court martial assembled on board the Formidable, 84, Cap t ain J. Fulford, flag-ship of Vice-Admiral Sir Chas. Talbot K.C.8., Commander-in-Chief at the Nore, for the trial of Mr. John Critchky, first-claw assistant engineer of and belonging to the eumberland, 70, Captain Randolph, on two chines :—First, of having, on or a bo ut the 28thliarch last, been drunk in her Majesty's dockyard, Sheerness and, second, with having, on or about the 29th March been guilty of conduct unbecoming the character of an officer in having falsely stated that he had not been out of Sheerness Dockyard on the 28th March until after six o'clock in the evening, whereas he came into the said dockyard at or about 5 o'clock on the evening of that day. Captain Fulford, of the Formidable, pre sided ; and Mr. Knight, of the firm of Resell, Knight, and Arnold, Admiralty solicitors, Rochester, officiated as Deputy Judge-Advocate, and conducted the prosecution. The prisoner pleaded guilty to both charges, and threw himself on the mercy of the court, at the same time handing in a number of certificates of character. The court sentenced him to be dismissed her Majesty's service, but in consideration of his former good character recom mended him to the favourable consideration of the Lords of the Admiralty. eintherdttp Nntriiistnct CAILBRENIB, Aral. 6. At a congregation holden this day undermen tioned degrees were conferred : B.A.—Frederick Nassau Sutton, Christ's College; Evelyn Shirley Shnckburgh, Emmanuel Collcr i lames George Wood, Emmanuel College ; Francis Ho • ortl, King's College ; Robert Caswell, Trinity-hall ; Eddwwaarrud Jame' Ebden, Gains College ; Norm Maroon, Downing College ; Charles Davy* Argles, 'Trinity College ; Robert Thomas Wm. Brayne, Cabin College ; Buckley Samuel Young, King's College • William Doig, St. John's College ; George Atkrnaon Crash., Magdalen College ,• James Bass Mullin g,. John's College ; Ayrion Chaplin, Carpus Christi Kllege. LLB.—George Darell ghee, Trinity-hall. MODERN HISTOBT.—The examination for the profs& aerial certificate will take place on Monday, April 9, in the Senate-hoses. XXDICINL—The examinations for medical and surgical dwen in the present term will commence on Monday, the Seth al flay. STRAUSS v. Fitalecis.—The plaintiff in this case addresses to us a letter, which we and too long to publish, stating that fierkiant Ballantine surrendered his case without the knowledge or consent of his client, and in his absence from court, and asking the public to suspend its judgment until he can take steps to set amide the resent decision. THE Jotritiesirmaw Tenon.—Yesterday morn ing between 5,000 and 6,000 of the journeymen tailors of the metropolis assembled at the Alhambra Music Hall, Leicester-square, the spacious area and galleries of which were densely crowded, for the purpose of receiving a report from the general committee as to the terms of arrangement agreed upon on Thursday evening between the anifed depu tations of masters and men. Mr. Laurence, president of the Tailors' Society, occupied the chair. Mr. Green, the secretary, read the report, from which it appeared that the committee of masters, with a desire to terminate the dispute, bad taken the average wages of 27 shops, and on that average had leveed to yield the claims of the men to be paid at the rate of 7d. per hour, or ld. per hour advance on the present wages, the men at the same time agreeing to make any alteration in a garment, for which alteration the masters ware not to be paid, at the old rate of 6d. per hour. The same rats of wages was to be paid in all shops, both to the in-door and out-door workmen, end. the revised" log " was to be printed and posted in ail shops, so that every man might bow what pries to charge for hie work. All future distees were to be referred to a bawd of arbitrators, chosen from both parties. The above were the main features of the report, which was received and adopted amidst enthusiastic cheering. A vote of thanks having been given to the committee, the chairman anaounoed that all the looked out shops were now open to the workman at the advanced " log." The meeting then *operated. A Lams Innt &max Inas. —44 r. Coleman, fareser, of Gnat Brioldull, tenant of Sir Philip p bad • lamb Lopped a short time sem which wasr e Z ib t have sewn %Biennia legs. It is non seven weeks et and sea smiles say four of these lap with ”ifeet iatp, rest see ei them being shrank. It Is a fine lamb end ones welL—Ards Advertiser. ClTirtAlo PAWL —thins Panama i ty.14,1; DAY, Alan . 6.—Admissions on payment, 4, ; meson tiakets, 1,1006; total visitors, 5,926. iT 7.8011 L. FAZETTIL VAX= Olt AOLICI2OIB -AND ferionni TAMMUZ' TO Id MUD= A? PRA OrYtel OP THI CHID IMMISTILAR, COURT Or BANILECPTCM, IstrincOnALLgglignra BANKRUPT/. /Omar Wan sad Wrigun BOWS, seeilisasey, Fes churcbut , latineuxvis to eirimilar U, et 11. Jonx Lavar,Well-street,W Iliaol re tailor A 18, st Jaamusu Ards, lgo el Wight., 111, at 11. WituAn Aran, ltenchurchmizest, • • merchant, April 18, at 12. Janis &Tswana, landport, Hante,MchaDer, ApralS, at 12. 1112m2 Wlef, Oollier-M, Pentowdlies callmmter. AP 2II 18 . 112 11 Ihlolllo Joni EWA lioutbmbister,leau, ,Apra Mat 1. (Moses Clonnin, Upper Benrabury-street, compoillor, April 18, at 1. Amon Onoms Buimirma, Stockwell, Surrey, clerk at the South Kallskiltan Mumma, April 18, at I. BOTssit CAMIT, Steintou4ern.—, I rook barrel, April 17, At 1. Joss Nom, lie:ley, Lent. tamer, April et, at 11. Mumma, Moans, Reawaralaset, Warden** leveller, April 21, at U. 10.1 HOMY, Woodford, Era, grocer, Agra 21, at 11. itiliat ROPLMOn. Long Crenclon,liacks, grocer, Apra 21, at 11. boast? Was. Itaidnome, licensed victualler, May S. M li ZeMelit• Saki, liordwell, Bucks, baker, May 2, at 11. Ilona nrncem, Itobertierrao, Chelsea, bendier, May 11., at IL ICRAMM 'MIRY Qwws, WelleaMy4errace. laaldosiond, Root -IM-town, ledge ostetter, Kw i M 1. JAW 101001 lioness, 'Visas-Wrest, Orfordetreet, author, May 2, at 1. MAMA@ HMI, Booth Stoneham, Halite, draper, May 2 , at It 120111.20 RUMMY 117, Chertesy, &grey, tau niensbretarer. May 2, at 1. 3011 MAITINGLT, lam, Oxfordshire, farmer, May 2, at I. 'I . IIO3US 3101181 MAMAIIT, yen., Bexley Heath. Kent, plumber, I April 25, at 1. 1.01 Atrealif Saingorma,Birminghamirea nerchant,Ap.l2,Ml.2. 101111 Oneoga, sun., Irsetbrorawlab, cement manufecreser, April 20, al It. Jaea tiormr, Booby, coach builder, April 14, at 11. GlOtel WADI ALMA?, Bristol, auctioneer, April 18, at 11. MAMA/ }MIMI., Bridges& Obunorpmeh , drwper, April 19, at U. HUM MAW, Banco Banger, Wilts, Phrtirlan. Ara 1 1 1. at lI WILLIAM MEAN Zee, lentegloss by Camellord, Cornwall, at torney, Aprll 17, at 11. WILLIAM IfURT SWORD, DervonporAblakesper i Xl IS, at 11:e. YOURTAIPM 8612011„ Pontefract, tanner, A 19, at 11. JOll2 Jolla, LiverpooL commercial traveller, April 18, at It loan Amnon, Bun and Houghton, C&ahire, fanner, April 18, at 11 Ihms Josue, IhmerK Mostgoinerysh., farmer, April 18, at It 12.111 CDCOOTOM, feT, mar Bort" penrallenvision dasisr. April t 4, at 11. Saxons Hartorse, Staffordshire, rresagrocer, Ap.17,•411. IMAM an, aesr= re ersid. Argil U. at 10. JOIE DAvrza,W D4=kar Apr W, at 11, Iragnentcx WlsuAti FIZIMAM, Nodal!, clerk to a solicitor, April 14, at 10. ;AMMO Lewis, Rhapider, Radnorshire, g= ia r . 111a a l swer 0. WiLusai Wagon JAMMU, Dalton, • April 18, at 10. BMIL/LIMI DAUAI.L, Birmingham, botcher, Apra 20, at 10. WILLIAM HADV.; Asteetluxtor- joruneyman hair drawer, 19, MIO. lava 01101, Wffordshire, potter, May 19, at 11. =A• tril TIIIISTALL;Berase, besmear. May 19. IA 11- Lamm, UttM Bottom Laricashlre, journeyman Joiner, Agra IS, at 10. 'OMANI) Nun goings, Useoln. sitomosker, Apra 17, at U. DAVID Nowlin, Ilanguicke, alamorpork., poem, Apra Kat U. Joan Jona, Merthyr boot mks, Apra 17, at 11. WILLIAM axiom, West Derby, brewer, Apra St, at S. Jogs CHEW, Liverpool, grocer, Argil 17, At S. Joins DIXOB, fah, Inala, dyer's neffebrat. Apes lA, at It Wissian Snag, Solbsek. Tani/MM. _sionsonon. AVM Went Row? Ulla?, _Norwich, dagger. APTa 20 . 11 . ROIZIAT WARDS' Narwhal, Wl4ll7Taall. Apra 19, MIL ALIMAIDIL n =A Norwich, nit curer, Ap.lO,Mll. JAW Burr Gannon, N sergeca, Apra 19, M 11. %Vaunt =Nog Fasinnerog, Amain, MeaMer, pear, April M. at Timm JorDriog, Cashion, Cheshire, Mier carrier. April 14, at 11. Jong Joagru Marrs, Kings Lynn. blacksmith, April 27, Mit WILLIAM BATA" arr ainie gr= ; tar, m 11. LOU= WSW W, Marrow-read, night windings, Apra 19, at S. Oacmog Backman?, Niddisehrough,Torksh..clogger, Ap. Mat U. Mamas Arise, Wang, Semms. tenser, Apralg, at 10. WILLIAMPALIZZT, Inter, photographer, Apra 11, at 11. LAST ZIANINATIONS. May 28. B. N Worcestershire, per fumer—May 26. W. U linednghaza, metallic bedstead ma. nulachwer—Agra 17. N. Items Use* coolsalonnallion — Apra S 3. I. Amid, Porch/61d, Hampshire builder—Aoli 18. J. Dallas, Bodwallty, Monmouthshire, beer ;Mailer—Apra 10. J. Murry, Orast Ortolan, Ratlandshire, wheelwright—May 18. IMisheth Arm Widitord, Reawyn, Cornwell—A mos Sl 7 . (bendy, St. Helen's, Lanceshire—Fll M. J. , Welke. boot makse—A 10. J. Dant, =lB.lllll4iteralier—April M. T. oore, Everton, nrocer—Ardi M. T. &ftm, Uverpool, ale mercherst—llay 18. W. Manton, Caws ton, Nortolk, kernels maker—Nay S. W. F. Neck, Imbenow miller—Apra nt. W. Frentlee, Csamdfair, ' Suffolk, cattle daider—Nay 14. T. W. Taylor, Mmascrelk Inn keeper—April Z. Hastert, lAM2ll2lloMgmourglyme , Conti =borne builder—Apra 20. W: Noody itungerlord, , flab hawker—April El. R. Noshed, ' Myths, Kent, fruit merchardr—Apra 17. J. letlear, T Yorishirri, railway April SO W. Walbee esirshare, „ = F4ll l td ri. J. L. Busch ariellabse, 7. T. Mawr, inakeeper—ei. J. oodhama. Mob" lade bakor—May IS. W. ' boot maker—April 19. G. Deals. 1-IE, Y=ire, meth. BANIRIIPTCY ANNULLED. April 8. liogrwrog DoidAcing, Wreseserlase, MA10 ,1141 . sedstant to • chiropodist. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDEINDS. WILLIAM HA TIT _Hueco* Leicestenieby ma/stet—dividend tit, any' onday, at Kinnear% B6saingiums. WILLIAM Egmoss, Unmoor, wine merchast—Srd divided of M., any WedessAay, at Tomes, 1. D. WILLIAMS, Chester, builder-I=d a IL 94., say Nansescia7. at Turner% LiverpooL WrimAn Jormon, Liverpool, bulkler-Ist dividend of Si,, any Wednesday, at Tama's, Liverpool T. L 8124 n, Groton, landing walter—lst dividend of St, any Wednesday, at Tames, UverpooL DIVIDENDS. Apra 18. W. Stein, Portland, Donelidre, 19. S. Jess*" Bradford, worsted ogoner--Arr a l 19. J. .2 11 M Uell, law Moor Yorkshise, pal w l, Bortegy, Yar , icrldmecribblker 19. If. . TCrter rah, Leeds, woollen resrehant—Apra 10. T. Liver pool, ship store dealer. CM et. rancras- ranTBERBIII7B DISSOLTED. J. Beek and C. P. Christie, Haddesdoe, Hertfordabire, brewed —J. Bateman and T. H. Buckman, 111 M etro* Peckham, bleb:b lears—J. H. Drew and A.llake, Dover, sengeous—Lllbeard and A. Parker, Balky, Yekakirs, woollen seanufactufers—W. K. Kirk sad J. Kirk, filorioee., Durkin, wine nee chants—T. Bal. lock and T. Bober* Stratford and Bounford, Ler, flour mea ebanta—J. P.C. Hatton and G. Wyatt, Worcester, proprietors of the "Halves NOWS "—IL P. Wester and C. tilivesW, Newport, =1", printers—W. Thanes sad T. Waren. Corentap, dispees—B. Turner, W. limed, and C. Parker, HAUL Iferkabire, smiths , as so far regards G Parker—T. N sad J. J. Back, Birmingham, breech, loading action i li t = Geoffrey and J. D. Collniallik Gnat Carlosiseet, Regent-street, importers of foreign wines—d. Harwood and J. Hatcher, fan., Hartbeest, Lent, and Peadnerchstrest, ceneent annuteetwers —B. Hart, N. Imams, sad J. Hark Stepostelos, a rr wow facturees—A. J. lends, W. & inns, R. J. LOVIU. T. Ash ford, Manabestee. dry geode sourakeden eserobente—Z. Borer end J. Oidialtd, Brietol, grooms—A. 8. Dances and J. 8. Camp bell, Old lord road. H. Wells and G. H. Warburton, coal merehants—./. Navey end K. Berry, LeertirseeTmen-0. Perkins and I. Nieberou, Bath lishinsagers—J. T. Wilkins and J. Wilkie, Pulliam road, oilmen—W. Diabase and 8. Whiteley, Bradford, cabinet makers—R. Brown sad I. Brown, Penal C umberland, tronfoemden-8. Chinnerry, H. Janie, and W. side, carriers—J. Hoot. and IL Meeks, Lingeocoupon C -I l la grocers—W. Jow, J. (Mott, and J. later, Mislield, ample knife manufacturers, so far as repo* W. Jow—T. Verse sad H. L. Pletcher, Warps* anglasers—T. L Three and L Batt' street, Pimlico, Ibboron and Z. Van pail, pickle manufactures —Mary Ann Bowie, W. H optidseoy and J. Bowl*, Mark-lane, printed — O. Coulson sisal Coulee, Scarborough livery stable keepers-8. Eicher& aad 1. Richards, Tavistock. 'Devocabire, mine agents—W. Ward, & Ziabards, sad J. Itiebards, Threadneedle-street and Crosby bows. City, and Teletock. Devonshire, mining agents B. Cohen and N. Cohen, Cow-cresol/eat, West lima geld, =gimes— H. Taylor and W. W. Craig, Mold, ilintedre, colliery proprie tors—W. Hartley and W. Weller, Lower Themesotreet, beaded Field and T. Yield, Noreleka, Surrey, dm= Barber sad T. J. Pakenham, Membesher, bakars—J. mad J. B. Gnawer, Carle Heiner" Zero corn dealers. imam anQuisraxrioNs. lowa Haw sal Wnaux 141, Gamow, tardiaata, April 12. at the Yalagty alurow . ALZIARDZIL ILACILINTOSR, Inventors, saddler, April 13, at the Faculty or Solldbri Chambers, Inverness 1011 MACKAY, Haddon, Berwickshire, contractor, April IS, at the White Ow= Hotel, Dams DAVID Wal7 lratatasky Perthshire, potato merchant, Kyle 18, at the Guildhall, Para. DAVID BARCLAY, Edinburgh, April IS, at Lyon and Turnbull* s Roane W ilbur& 1 - 01111 SPROAT (deceased', e a = morelasat, April 14 at tM Commeedal Betel, THE CATTLX.XLIGUE. • OFFICIAL BMWS. These returns do not profess to give the total number of ones which have oeesned in Great Drink, b i d only those which have been ucertatned from the Gael information received at this dice from impeders, el ha p he appointed by the clerk of the council or by the level nen Atka The Meilen of Knigland are those ot tba erns Column 1 only records the cases reported se having se s mewe d during the weeks indicated by the hip; " back" oases being added to column 2. TRAFFIC RETURNS. =ea - Pea. leer. Teta, 'II RAILWAYS. open supra aunties. 1866. 196.5 Week ending Jan. V. g A A A Northern of Buenos Ayres. 19 - - 901 7112 Ditto Feb. 3 - - - en 895 Ditto Feb. 10 - - - 825 759 Ditto Feb. 17 - - - 638 778 Week ending Feb. 18. East Indian 1129 11.1E6 33,065 44,400 35 , 132 Ditto Feb. 16 - 12,03 82,386 44,467 41,293 Week ending Yard 18. &Austrian Lombardy&C. L (South Austrian LWe) -1319 10,127 34,814 44,941 WOO Lombardo & Cent. Italy. 479 11,00 6,529 11,582 10,205 Lines of the Piedmont Week ending March 26 Great Central of stAgnia• • - Loodois,Tilbary,tfiouthend - Week ending March E North Eastern 12071 17,811 53,647 71,368 61,782 Week ending April 1. Edited sad Exeter l2li 2.106 2,989 6,566 6,416 Caledonian Manchester,Southlunetios, gad Altrinobun - 1,364 631 1,365 1,375 Earth British I,m 6,0711 7,204 to soe 748 1.067 964 Isar or ENOLAISO Bart. —Yesterday morphs( a meeting d shareholders in this beak, ocaversed by the liquidators, was held at Norwich, when a cell d IR per share was made. This call, it is believed, will be the last. The A shares, inohiding the present cell, will hare paid 351. It was at first feared that 451. would be required. As much as Ms. 6d. per share has already been paid to ore dikes of the bank (which stopped payment in ,laly, 1654), and Stother dividend of 2s. sa. per share will be paid ea soar as the new sell is collected. Mums awD STRINGTI E r E ss un ti o wi fir I 7 ASI'S DISSIMS WA • AJLANOS• witisli eons without mow Moles of Inas ssems. ~1 1 1 110 .s=dausimablPtslissy .olio. UMW ma maw Ilaytiorm cell tat sad le .err wee, eld te hest feed Mt Wawa , lskalltowasaawaallarlla lo awl 0a,1te. 17 imam, W. Is Um, at Is. ; 11b.. s. PIL 1_ 211 A.; labs., SOL abi• at 61. (iissolksrdNate•S; Ulf sad lel. Onfordutrest sad at ail Gramaa—(Adawtlissatat.l fumes of the import, sad Kli e r ds el difloulties LeYees sub la te Lhe e te lti ( n i ent, or • eeiid day, upon advisee of rather reduced Vbeibinall tsii_Erte, prices rallied slightly, but ahem from ed. to Id. from last Weasel.% In 117. Island the business hajzla hem age the choice being large of the menewhat irregular. Animists bee fair remora, but quotations an redwood IL to Brasil, after deciiiiing talk ld. per i with rash pressure to meth at hiny tt idi e 7 a lgyran continues neglected, and Ina . Smyrna is quoted 0. to id. visit lat raia descrititiesm y affect very ing eni.o l an at d te _ l a. 16, =tdepression hroughout the week lave bee bregther, ri Tiotations show a decline varying fro m. OR the Mae to Id. on the lower qualities. A few null rho en ported In China and Japaa, at shout 11. per lb. re . Speculators have taken during the Milk SAID bibs ; m 9,780 bales ; and the ands, 11,310 Wes W. Ma imoderste derma to-day, sad a maw ddl sad prime generally a shads maim The she ail bales, of which 1,500 are for expert sad apesehtlen fonowing are tile official quotations of far Ottems, Sit; 8401. ; fair Mobile, ; ; Uploads, boa. ; middling, 15d. carrot; GOODS.—Yeitowsemoi, Ana lad rather moo business doing today in in consequence of spinners soospling bow they would hare done on Tuesday. TIM he many parties to o s p , good deal mere were otherwise to have dons. Int= tZ yarns we have a very quiet market. The game ' realised on cotton in liverpool bat has loot s pier, this hers again brought palm here to the Tabs al . but there is very little bushiest doing. h ITIs7OII. market has been without much change goo Twig at the budgies. done has been exceedingAn, number of buyers apparently feel easi elakjg purchase at lower rates, and would operate o aMike about 2s. per lb. for shirting,. At them veto 16123 disposed to do a large business, but nesanfasteros too well supplied with orders to wog' sok mi consequently very little badinage hen On doted. to day our market is even a little hair lima before, In although the same offers matinee to be mil, tbsysil with me acceptance. Actual quotations re wry sold and exseedingly hooka.. A good modi yoga no doubt ird dialoged to dair steak above the prices ageing. The present mien an le removed above the ides@ of buyers. CORN.—Crizureroan, Aran. A.—Weather vsgy to-day, which must improve the condition of rem VW was a moderate show of wheat to-day, of elithelot samples were taken at fully Lot week's prices, sad rid b many instances dearer; red, 425. to 445.; orM i ll!; white, 445. to 50s. Beans scarce and quits as dear. BM bat little offering, and fully as dear. Lmoots, Aram s.—We have bad a good dmisM far wheat to-day, and ls. per qr. advance was readily Amyl Barley dull and 6d. lower. No change ia si P lk* Wheat, red, 435. to 46e. white, 51s. Parley, Mk to 34a. ; malting, 42 .. Oats, 255. to 30s. LrvaarooL, APRIL 6.—There was a better tom me market this morning, and wheat was in mei Assad st fa prime for American descriptions ; MIT Sob" rather ender. Flour Arm at previous rates. lam oga in moderate request, at 3d. per qr. decline. WAIDIELD, Arlin 6.--Wheat has been aIiNU bee; English barley not in much supply—it Maim fall O& Foreign difficult of sale. Beans " and oats steely. Anne_ for the week ending April 2 :—Wheat, 1,17 5 ffiv 48e. 40. ; barley, 20 qra.. at 41a. 6d. COMB.—LoNoon, Ann S.—Cones Hartley, 176. Hastings Hartlimy, 17a 3d. • Maas Na_ West Hartley 17s. 3d. ; Ud Bradt 111 " . . um 17s, 3d. ; Walls Hod glifire ll , 19s. ; Walls 19a. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, lbs. 9d. ; Pongee: Primrose, 16s. ; Walls Kad nada la. Walls End Hartlepool, 18s. 6d.; Walls End Segos,lga Will. Ind South Hartlepool, Hs. 6d. • Walls WI" 184 - 9 d• ; North Slagord 17a—Hhipa at smirk ; sold, 52. LAdvertisement.F-HoiLoWAY ' s rMP to the Peebles—Very (Eyelid languishing on the lx4 , l i r e debates shoekl be earmstly exhorted to We so lag to the meta, and a fair trial to the caceowa ego, sad eigaid fie. Tar reniarlag 'brook coupled with dienrdered stomach, disturbed Drib. ma O . nerves, no other means CM for an instant route into ao with nollowsgrur=isad With Pills Provide' ow: amudy, the ash for, tin daubs, or to Mar. Timis wili to ha elis ve it alabig we C l ot estesthrd spinet Him ; n will give health to saior majo k toga at path, sad ding* to follow therm-Teatime* • ' ‘,.4f ! So. 1/lACK E JLF_CLUTER Pl WAVA.6I W /AS EMT 11 - MIX ao low 1 Ilmlodmis web* Assisi ik7 9 F l or • Musa • t tininnst otac ICILLIMas FicPim Nona IS ike Pm& a C C 11: 4 4 Übe 117. Lcattertil ; POW VeAn!Nayl— O a dl. e I Janis' DI 3 1r. D. Woad • S. Y. II Dover J. G. Ho „Co=ali W. Soboiseist I°l D. .14 I. Datt a r t • Joseph o AVM W M. Lel, .Im4 Thb otbs ll 7 tor short or 1. 7.4 1 I e := L er %S t l l i Molted tem ......V dramas. 67dTM1 Camas Dtvlsione. a a - 04 le 0 1 t. , 11 1 1 1 1 —Wpm a 41 I sibb', o ". ! ___::::l: mu la a l - 7 - "*. = cu r . ( 4, ltetrotrilloe c = 91 iii .... Oust 11 ' ' ' " a Id . .210 esidirthed 1 smith M Counties 616 Ml6l 6061 50 a l mid pesielles. sei =Counties .... SI • 10317 • 47 • ?es a o w, aosowznodt West. Counties • IMO West Mid. Comities.. 11344 •. : ii i ragliagrom. reel North Mid. Counties 537 11413$ NM Ho i i ; and 7'. ' • 34 North West. Counties mos ea mod* MC We MS we Northern Counffies monmouthokawsim - • 7731, • se,. . 10 dostlend Totals. ---- '.-- fn - VAlha °DM (limped) AM/WM= WILLIAMS, goengur . /ROl Veterinary Department of the Privy Comical, own pump bl Moe, Prinee's-street, Westminster, th, 17, and 21 guts S.W., April 6. ht he li mem!Mort —Nineteen inspectors who reported cum lal ine tor hare not reported in time for this return ; Tie, for the esomper Chester, 1 ; teamster, 3; Lincoln, • ; Northemplou, 1 ; m Li J an= I ; Beet Mang el York, 1; M44 3o 6 oo litaa Yaw &WA II; • _______L 1 Scotland, 4. noes Inopeotoes Me cuss We reek i * MARKET& d '' theani Now Y 4 BITGAR.—BII9/oty Apw &—The theread mama ....—,..-----.. very dull, and prime he.. given way ithriag dime shoat 6d. per ewt. on raw and reined ; the sales thetheg light. Run sells slowly at eteady pries. TALLOW.—FnmsT Evurtio.—The market Is ingh C.— to Jane, 475. &I. • June only, fla. St ; I ; l t, ll re i Apra to December, 49e. to 49e. S timi n n" lethle:, l l 4 :the Maim declined Is. 6d., to 49a. net cash. At th e ~..-----. of 770 casks offered, 400 sold. Ode= thew, Irt g r virRLAl . to 484. ; mixed welt and best, 450. ild. to ffa 91 ; is. WM . IL tutor and low, 45e. 6d. to 46e. Anstraßen beef, ik gi. . South American held for 50e. fit pipes . Delivery to 11TrilU 4 evening, 718 ; *Aim* SC Coooe-nnt on is sink us, amrs•aa....... Ma. 6d, ; Ceylon, Cs. lid. to 475. 9d. ; Sydney, at nude ths. to 475. middling to good knids, dome to th, ......4- vcry. low roe ; palm oil quiet, 43a. 6d. line Lars; isk ii ... . L o il , a oa the CKYTTON.—Livssroor.. Arm 6.—Coetes be. he iti es as t. limited demand thremilsoat the week, and =dm g . lib, 4 ea oar . . —l7 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH BTHS. DISAItOWL—Aprtt 6, at Stratfo lß rd-6We, W., the wife el L t N=LBp., of a daughter. —APrli 4, atdaughter Brondesbury-road, Kilburn, Mr. Menotti, of 11111171.—April 4, • at Oak Hill Lodge, Beaspetwid. faultk of eon. WM , —April 4, at Riehmoud, Slum, the wife et 1 1. WA lierb of a moo. 11WALtte0N.—April 4, at Crick. Northamptonshire, the the Nev. C. Mrsinson, of a eon. WILLOOBIL—ApriI 4, at fluthiton, the wife of IL Wing ool* of a daughter. MARRIAOES. MOORE—TYLIK—ApriI 6, at at. Matthews. Beisks• b i e gt . Rev. T. Doyley, J. l&ore, km, Req., Tularbill. to Annie, daughter al . Tyier, Howe, Upper Tulse4dll zowur4D—WALKElL—April_k at Bt Marra & the Rev. & Monica, Henry Edward, eldest sou el 4. • land, Yen , ot Chanigcns Hall, Lower Jane, third daughter i ot the late Jeases="l4°. • iSHILLIBrirOLFIELDN"arda.—ApeII 5 at the Cherwl Rorga il t a ' ad Vincula. Weird Landau. l 7 the Des & r. rat. ot Eatoey, to Catherine Mine IPA' a tine H. in 4P. field. Haq., of her Majesty's Mint. DEATHS. s, at Stab* T. Midi!, NM is• 0g9411 0 MILLI —April , at Partsed. De1idjE_ 8677. F.,„_„....,„,,,4 Putizell,_daughter of Thomas sad COMM . OREREAWAT —April 4, at Taberuseisdow, M• 437"!tw_IY. aged el. IlLa cis.—Apell 4, Haggaatrd Deutammilles. OeimPts. 6o * , eged 79. Mr ' A ILACOR.IOO/—Agerl 4, at Illoususbery.equere. - I ar, aged TATE& —Aga it, 7 26 the Dingle, Ltrergool, Allll6 Mar' TI lt sod 7R I NW,* mai /libelled lif *MAW Vila 11•1111 AP U.'64k's* la Ss My j=2 Wei Iff iimi4lresi, ihit l e r t o olll° SAM SAT, And 7, VIA ea — t — & -- gni smut "to THE NOTICE Dist; *Ls if the tams bakers' Ye HY A 3l liyam and Nyarm liyain ark Emu lime HIM all Hysm all Hyam all Byam ark • HYAN No Altedoial M ap • MIS No am. - B , GOON= lel ion 11 • • L AM be afftheecting betlst • coodrmed rpm* ee - admire/sir Is • d.p..; • 4 , 0, ..• • Cbartater NA *gee leteebeet's j , • 431 Pan; DIALTIrs • sip Omni : " ~~:.. ~ . .41 , . 6. i~ I. 't 4