The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-02 00:00:00

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Ire rake& Illlbrd :air ri. MIT. Wallialaml : r ii/arra. otill NUM Ora. FMUTUAL LIFE AMIUMANCE SOCIITT I:Vta:sli sis be* a = st ia m ert s liVki l it i t aa m0r .77 .4.01 oul smiiie. s.an ;rome4 a. la. sag Eg i r=velmlzalls ai srlief asp, 11110 ALL. Meow. ba ti o = reseal:. wraps re trowier. V^ vs TER LONDON ASSURANCE, 7, Royal Secs: tb il r= s= 4 1.• ries bpMk eli nett 0011n 1 = bung Tr& wires will be le fel Miro dalb ems la simbesikd Poi, JO/1 LIIIIIIINCIL. twarart. LOAIII 11111ASTIID w srltrm Lin /1111171•1110 M rALgnus u LOAN ASSOCIATION .1=21. 1 Skiheralearn==ift .t ... t i.e rsepzilsCls i t ui valissa= a lsas i zail as miss. dr Os= ft ~No Me Orli NM klyeedrie . . saws =l7 .....i %absiym _ W="6l tisk I ' al AwW. Ilsoldrep. inkiklinl!al ux KNIT LENT am days after application. for We gem am mi. of di mai% LPN. Name et esi IMmesio. from w Pft a ws mole Imiseras. mbar rM a t;M WIL ‘ IL Iig:ANCIB MADE, witbeut &is]. by Or 110110•11 111100,110 ST 00 ea Moods el imods. WY a mi. or Wm nip jameirms• aliweThit 0.0101.02111 .4.F. OA sal Ailtallirl arariTtl. 'Mean MONlT.—Nobievade, Reiss to detailed Peat" or enema... sled eipliiiilisk ea be walla ela w eourear W wear. Maass wee es 'wallow. % es Weenollie lar a... .ew siee be ele Vi ll ar ei.. pal —4ll.•N= i lt . Ws tra Wm% le aemaallewela p . OLD CHAINII.—WATUZIISTON sad 31100. DIX beg to 1•11 le oolimilos of Ow puha. to Xs VOSX of OM old& . oto diem X* Gold Owl Clam polo: t . 16=4 ... ent Aft. II Yip bag val. air ea. SO. Is eill. per sr. pia— .. —........ ....... goL. a = m. Ille QOALiki. *OM. sod 'raid's ar tott torrOoli to So ; VlNSonalszl I. ii re t a 121 . 1 . 15er ionmoollos a to Or os flot NOW& ATIXISOISOOD . 00.10 VlootOolootwo. .0. wt. Olt w=redle f(toolltoo s Or kr mss. nib sir dna se Ola ~so mod ELLINO OFF. at vethissice t =set , u s . v. inatz gm .. Chillegt am. of Ms. ea =poi of OTholik •• Idiallllll6o* lAN 11111110111EMOrd. "6"8 IrgailV:3l COMFORT, DURABILITY, STYLI, d CHILI, ma as IL MOWN awl IV_ 1111101 ANT TAWAS. 0 111T.00... , 80. TOR ALL OLLIE I=olol .rALIMIATIL sag NEW OITOILDATIANDS. Owner fa 1181•411•11. *.INDISPENBABLE* SUIT, made of weer medielbi le ea Mews end Ards. =dr.*. aleeeed ter weds& Mee. emeillee, mad bedew. sir t. ee be Om rot eitebil eel umbelemble Togr=pl e . hen Ns be els et Meet isol SON, come M lebbieles. aleffibe See Mew ftel elm* wan et klarebiebel WiraIFIITINGS sad LAMPS al every &scrip t 1"" ,==Mit:4 ll = 3 l7'o; nil Wait li•IINNY•= "16 ilinoiall. MA la MO FHZ 00.. DRAWING - ROOM CRYSTAL LIMB; Oafs oft fool of &dm for Ihfoo Mao Pfoilsooft • of ow 11~ erode Omni lie Looks ms war la Or MOW of V. /Poi& sod C. 1* Oaloraolooo. .. Doo•ormil. LHE TWO-OMM DINING-ROOM CHAN DUNS, kr Om 1101 Ilk ti lb* wkial on /WareMOW IhiCtaarkties Whew abwlrn, —I. 111 ., owl Oa.. wane% Leh ha b4ll. Othistansi. .. effail• MODERATOR LAMPS.—As alsortmat et ilo SIPM•4 M. 4 awl INNS iii*pa la dkawk*ll Won j i g: Mtom P.m. i• W yr al O. WOZ /111”111. Ilk 8.. 0.4 '• P. ones; In M. la gerskies Smollms oo* Van draw lioassur *wok kr limbos or sad * 410. Mat ***** 4*•1166.* IL Par lb. of waliani rUNNII VEGErABLE (COLZA) OIL, 46. per !Monti GA*. yollsol*** mil MOM le hi . cm Misr lee No *war. moll all *MI mr In - , br 31 *4 illri w.O. mei Iis:ATINCIII COUGH LOZg2iOES.-Btatistios doe UM Me poor asamil, hi •1611 mo 66 ludedim 6.....m0mi. dloon• 4 Ms sks4 ammo* Min wawa. 1 1 6616.611 m In at MI dna Milt tlim 411/4 ; rial*Mi 1116 .al awl *Wry mom mllli 6 =: SOll COUtin 1.01111310/1111. vildi 166 •Inal 64 fflor 6611 /6. *I arm; a emet eit 6661. sod 64641 a • 444 lir , 1 . , . 4 .. 4, *t. mid lis. N. midi. t,I TllOll6ll 11 6 4 . 0 . 66•166. IL. Tll. a. fultrebanehm4. Logals. Ada RUPTURES. —Ts. PATENT SELF ADJUSTING aura! TRIM meths elksiGally TINTO yew arsiebrime rommTAIGI by De tr-sky ter tbs my awl mad si SEGA Issms7 DAM; se seed Isam Is as Nadal pews. Masa besessory Fawn Le tb• ISSGYA MOO AIWA habsassbisbol In • tran musseasabssvil glom IDES whim. at ail &GO sal CA. I. Y.,AANY.W EU 1 ) TUA IE &-3 y Royal Lotters Pabst WEITIIII iinailaill TRULY ipertetbed re ea* Y Se Itabiblibm. 1:111 b alle•fti li •yeses 4 mg MOM 'emblems It. be We a....... lavelatlen la de mlbe r ied is le eeteberet el 1111111.71 a. of we aow mime. a Nee Ile ellseb Ma lb k bore : ..n bemire beim wen Elee beet, le v i.4. p•••••• pm/ • mow le ohs MIMI rat) Goa Pib &JIM ; Mae Mk es emit Moe ....1W II erre be MmilLwre be ems emelmelem. • &w aft" deem eiell NM& ad Ile MIN Coteries be pem rne Ile semblemeep of ilee iele Isobel blew me ble Woe eemb ii• the mem M. 11l MITicM VIMINI M A. 010114M1 ?we ea Ibe oreeweeleis me • Irma is eel leer beam Ir AULY EFFICACIOUS and MILD. De. POPTTO DI LIOIIII esd LI VIM FILL+. MINIM 'FNMA Meeserlal bream*, ens die mar of Dc few. amt. TI.. %ewe leseleelle erbe Wier tem Dims Weee empideee. mewl eieem.. Whas. llsolor or Ss am. r Yew Weise ..g...^ Dee es Ineelly MINIM Nei elmry , rele eareihey wee so side eerreu.s arl eselefei se roommea..l..l woo egyethe. eleuelee ere Seeeilese. Ilee slob miner •sseens.—alde {=4 l. b•am mat IL ft mg h. De me le edt ke De. ONO% red lam MON lee mow sem wink Lessball.l4 ea lie DeeinennielamD. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INBTITO as; TIOS —Tbe Ooloolotoo of MN looltolko orsoolf to Os NAN h. PIIOII3IA ST MISLITTAPCS toad Woo terms As prams ban Emai as llto IlmOol tomb of dr flotioty. THOM a SANS% CONlnotta. THOMAS HAPSAM. Dogogq•Oholoast. il g oi l ido—N sb irUs. A L U M Ow : Comae sod CO. BMW mad Oe. ART -UNION of GLASGOW. sow °rex DAILY awl is We etc ICAlardas, me Si. Lrerrors from .. MIN. µNo Visions Cime Gamy. limptiar MD. Plec.lllli, Ms NIIIIIIITION of PI MY r•I xTI NOV, to. to h At e. t.t.l.l.o.4 o ginamt Iter. Ad 021•111 le itIONOWI. J. 11013 Pro Yammer. •dreelplism melee@ bpi st the (imlery, tad W idens soma la las Miss $ Vot of Mists au be Mg a. the KRIME CAME SHOW 0 the SMITHFIELD C66171/The All UALIIRIIITICIN Flint (UTTLX, NM% b•pbohlW.a. Ae., COX al LYCU as TO MID& T MOLL old dos_ Priday Chosing 6th, 7ill. 61h. Mb Dossakqe.— 11a1w.16616 Bow Lug time% 6uteseeh. 1)pla tram 41.61106 Elm Is the ormalos. •Adashowar One Shilling EA TR E ROYAL DRURY-LANR. PIR)I4II3IADS CONCSILTeI. TOPIGIM LINMS3Id4IIIERKINOTON aid Ehrr DRURY-LANE PROMENADE CONCERTS. TO•1110112.—TW* Pot: MITHOT MN. Overton. . 11Oollo.• r.. .0 Goomphow N. • t i l .a . .= M M N. Lamar 1111 , 000/s. o--. 2. 0000. I Get : Tie to Haab— hi.l cosityc i r ' NE. osoora i. ........, . BIM Harr WINIMI. "' f id 11= Illolod/on. moood Um Itimmool 2 = a il= " o/01/o. ba, Tr So —oToo it INIF .100 7 . coomaro ol •L c biot M lL—thom omso* God AagAilbiairre. la : w.. 114. ; Moose Maw. OIL it mad SiL—llia-Moo opos Item 11 lo T. MARTIN'S HALL—KINDRLSSOHNII gLuAn wwiessoar, Dm Ise a. ta. abut'. a r. . b p s ae.L i t i.. /lter . : law lervoitt t im r,lia . Ir. ria.ma Yr. it Sr lie. Carr. Tara la. fa ; oar. la Cr ambearlbre ler as aired be ma ailar ari aie. udri Mr die Carmel Irearrime Cr re aremaNaMe, Sr; Il& ST. MARTIN'S-HALL MOM SCHOOL swi rar l h a rate ems 'TA r CLAP/I LL Ple. 190. fee Wks. ILmen. Maris. Dia srt.u. Tr G o :1n Itrilose. si LI& la. "Tail 111111-11gM THE ROYAL SURREY GARDRNB will OPEN ap. rip W INT= 1111•1011 se DODD .• Y Dee. 14 kr D• 110170. trier **4WD= et Mr. J. 0•11)11//1.4 I% Gerd Dell nibe i e Lerie* Ire be belliewily lemiriel. red • abe. Mee* lird. Isemed et *a _plasma mambas et DisOn• nem MN Mend MD*. imiet. Mr. eame DIAL Denney at • gamer te lb Oadee le amosses et II peeled,. •.4. bee ka"i rem 4 ebTattellesk ti" ead i ftfig amm =selbe =Zatif owed soft* eiebbeied Onion WM. Dail= le mem* neet skim GI NOM we be ample NV esseet* be.; eeelleiblen *Mande* Ns. J. CALIPW ULU, e ills Nara& R. ALBERT BALITH'S CHINA, TO-NIGHT, s. .r TO 11011 ItOW 41/ITIM NOOlll. at S. ST and MIT MIS hot simaas) s I mask, ma Tamils ma aereartm ther mos. at 3 mast —MSS 3‘, Mil as be Was at Or Masi" Ism= Bat ashy. haat II s A Moo, ; ealloty. la THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS *mat Criss do Too HIP Elalbota-110TICIL— Datlog ilhoZWl 8110 W WSW( do doon ot and ottokaltlt sioillokonoo will as 014131 SVIIIIWITIIIO famo pills Eris liottgati *ma Opooolo Nolaaloa so PAL admlalook la THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS. ift.sy Gnaw de Somata Ma Solaro —A •I.U. LIQ U a • nob 0.... 0n10a5e roodoor. all pane so Ns ohm =pea fd art' oar blldroot. wombs 84, of ao 1111110.10 alai kr say pais pad for Oa sodeolisi ploso et Nagar sad friar also wason wadi Mio Marla I% fan we a *oral all liona Ill= lama ofamme a TOL Bow all bo =rata Ofa INF Is Om a floors Camor ord Os. M iI IZZ. %Baia ' m ila r i"sili Voll=f ". J. sasses e a r . ril . k ... llodr the ltr. Pram AItOYLL ROOKS. Wiathaastrist.— °nod I=4lol/ MIT IMMO. vlli the a= D. z i =erlimelmi kg Ifni. Liman. Oines4 si 9: dre li ke WRNS War asiDaNk/h ".11 biliCijarlaii pug LONDON PAVILION, 41, TkilAwroo rttnßl'l"ZsZ'Oriletrit MVILST AM M omm m l i Zrk Mew T. Z. Myra ferkrermil. ari......wia. reraliml ; Timor liii.t.. i ; ol=l...J ik t . T.rili . Mmr p = res=madisme; and Mr. M. M. saiemrik. Warr mall& Calk Beaty Woo" Owl re Wow. MMt OrMalso. Ir. ERET.—Mr. J. 8. BARRY. attar a highly ward ter acerb 11•POWIMMIL kr lir rear to N ores eiLlilr; of Vint PILLOTICAL IX HI •711711 •••• W "dr; at 0111BDU1110 WILD sr VICIOUS MOWN. 14 . W Armeale r. Tllq. gook Airds. sr Or E.* or rend Aare. Imo /Wag Misr dogrergra. lc* tab Or rare, Mir 2111 lard aft* Mrdr iwe 'red r the parr rd t• Slw rMr /Wed air ••••• air, sir •dr •• rotor of resegloarrir CO UMW% Gs Tr %Da T Znillgrres. 4 ear* T. rrar• •• Wedmore 11.n o trz 7 id as I prbi s rants s lr. Dw Z/I t = ? rt. 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TOTAL TIOSORIA lIIIIWIRT. sofa imaily. sad dry Pk . lIPLUI DID OLD PORT In nos la the wad. .... If - SPAIALINO inzaaV immix!. sr. : icf am OM immllydamold taa yr dam. 1T. 1.s far m a m 1 Rag oxl me na . 74= ft . Tama irk. WILLIAM 11W TIPPING. 11711•111.1. TIHR SPANIARD, an elegant natural SHERRY, anszenre, reM_ Z IE *4 eireet d " . ..eetre., rimzertiz W.ll—lllakidri C°GNAC BRANDIZB.-BTEVENB and BONT esisolise et /WI DINO berg mere sedird dr Imparbb lbw. a atm Oblres Irma mbar Mark re amseere ke Sisk W Ibmb Wm amount art perorreere err •ibels. abbe We be Met art ari ressse. Parke faxerlas nil Ike milk sire ebb pia es ese4 MOM pier apse the purr peserress ef Sir Wee =prise lira Owes brody. leb ; Mee dere obi pee ; weri drift el gels ik. yr Wks. Parra srleW Ise air tea eagere esk-71. Ileksisobberri Wilde BASS'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE.—The OCTUISS, 3111111.111410rre whim's. aft of la paws and was d•—MST. MOS. owl Cs. Jameirdnig. LW. lIARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 1. ii.. sr bow senor Was 40.14. LLOW " rI riliralli STAISIA—Ss sr ssolloossilks 14L Igisl lAlleOli g irTOMi " Ol a NirlerALS. Woossgl es smoke Ng st sob wigs!. PAN OL Ilesiadess psIOL !SALLOW'S 111 MMUS° MIA? SOLIIIIS. WA nor a Use WAS Ma &LAO Os, rd ass a iss of ssol Psi i felt elb. TOS WA ISAR LORIS POTATO Ertlalillt. floss* Ss seek Ilipse s Pig mil ram no lo solos esslshol. Mos 05.,7.../M. .L ftsss Is JANIS SALLOW. 14, IW Wlllls— sonsi. 11•r+ Somas sod Wawa Fps ass l ors sad aids= Is se 0.10 Mid.. AA Miro sem spans= Intlmilson THE BEST sad CHEAPEST TKO sad comma% risoLAND ot on ilmmo tio be darborg et PHILIJIII awl Oft. Tin leadrems. • Mos Willawager. 01% IMAM& Oesiderms oriel 0.1111011 Ss. M.. Ps. N.. /12.1••. Lailis. NI.; Ask Illealre TOM as. K. i let, awl is. ?is lad was to Or Nam et 4II• NM anion. I'm is any star. abates tot martd• Wu bilged• edge annuli as lloorsalmirliet prior. OUR DISASTER hi CHlNA.—Eogland and Nwial•Wast awaeld. War la sit &a. Do sot 44ar. ariglls OM ths raras Istos ria the siass .4 lure INDIA 00111P/NY.-11LACIA. GLINN. sr NIXID TIA Wla Ob. ba 44114 . , pat Itt—Waseismaa areal It UN. Charshses& rililCllXB (the bu t), front Devonshire, 4s. ad. a ssoan i ztst um. r.sft esn AA% AM. ba MIL A. J•.hrt ••••10, BMS. tit of Wea apoIkAIAMIA. /AAA 1144. WAAL kmaAAA ANA §1U111:1E B.—GENUINE HOME-MADE.— M. 1 1L . w . rainua.mi sox. sr*" K1 : L)U 3, 11.--Citest Fell is the Prior. —Te Families, Nis Mew EMI% bit—C. es use tee os. liebed.plass. Olowellle .s Whbiamb). MIA s Mai ei obit a sumo rums, es is et rt who ; tee mask. rir ...la. wide.. ke poem M.: .[mil mOs. bar*. IMMO 11.111YI. sad Irlima IMINI. Ylell• ON P.M 4 L•egboa Ts .r S. QUILT MAILIIO4OI/(11141TIMST. w.. ow Om rombees. p R. cuLvER wELL, M.R.C.S., LAI, L.S.A. Coo be rameskod iu tt i l L e molyAtepl.ezer mem el limplz .111•14114. Omeeramilma. md OMmemm. .i. mai my owl Wilma Vora. milliol Oil UAL V IM. II 3 'bp lokramlem rd Arbon, of OW imemilm—The Oraem ti ? Newest. eel Owe. Pram ;hu ge n.l3 awl. •Ps .4*: al Moiol. To be of news. bk Couliii: Orals ANOM.I. Moos Twelfth 7e. AL DR. WM. 714Tifer i s l AILLEk LATIN- A-1r 111110LIIII DICTIONARY. Ida Mum. Allem,Wrest LONDON, FRIDAY EItENING, DECEMBER 2 1869. THIB_SOLLOWING ft MR. MURRAY'S LIST al BOOBS fir COLLSOSIL SCHOOL. &a MDR ?boom& rake MA, DR. WM. SMITH'S LATIN - ENGLISH 11 DICTION ART. ken Murry, Alboanarledreat 1uJ751 Wood. Wil"871111701 61.1.6'',881&18.' MC osaritatONAßT j a . ll s.w YT o . W . L i al e tAiliT. owl OW- 1I Therasd uttl. WO Woodcuts. crows Am.?. D114.,_ _WM. SMITH'S SMALLER CLAISECALR. DICTIONARY. Jobs Mum. Albamarludeoet. DlLWrinterattffintfMAßY ot 01.11 X lOWAN ANTIQIIITIIIII. Ay Many. Altssarlimitreet 7t. lit, PRE IST UDENI - 8 HUME. A History of Astsed trim the Weida of JIMA. Cum. Ard oo mom:l dos. Aftanarl•street. Lftrhe riesdkey. paw THZ RTI,MB HIS IVRY of (MEWL tem re Want T. to Os Nam Oisigiol. milli Ike Blaory et Woman ad AFL Dr . Me. i. nth Iltamqad. rho* pad he. Vs4l,, % 1:11 8 1 UDESIT'S HISTORY of SOW, from thq Sheba Ihnst th the Lahlthnhort et the Ihthiro. with the tAttistere mei Art. Jr Duo &Ea Mow. hltimagithlmOL as* lurk w THE OI BB NI Wag History of the Daft, sad hi of task Me Maw, AlbrarafberwA. Ira./ mob. Wirries* prri rrHE STUDJINTB MANUAL ot ANCIIINT .a. 01111)OLAPHT. burg co Dr. Ir.. rrti 14i of Jim Mew. albroesrloramt. Vt. Ihne.t% KING EDWARD FIRST LATIN 8008. Tbp wiz Adams. WWII,' • Pbert ern= NA Prollb. 'Mir Media Trimeafta. Jot= Num, alhosaiwilmod. Swell SA Kinn, Mae. I. sa., LRO EDWARD VI. LATIN ORAMMAR ; We I . ntemitten IL =z i t Irirodostiss to Um 1 .,... Jobs Murry, VW Yam OXEN HAM'S ENOLIS NO TES for LATIN ELKOI4I3B. Nome ler Ertl, Pralekata la the Art of Latta TentheaikaJam Al , with Ralas m. of Occapaillea ta Kluane Metz. ar Alberrleatreel Pam I. . 1011IIINCIPIA ()MCA a Introduction to tits &aft et Owlet Owohnisithhig Daieshis, mod Ithireha Ds* with ViwahwiwSw. tot the low Farm By Z. Brno& r.A. filiS MUM/. abIIMINIVOWNIL Jost tioly. RINCIPIA LATINA : a Pint Lath Canna, orprierdbig TINA sat hard= BoUrLth 1111111fkil ter No lomer nor Is Mei sad Mewl. By Wu. Warm. LL.D. Jobs Now. Allararledusit. Mlee Teem& Weeemelfee. RB. MARK HAM% HISTORY of ENGLAND, tree she Irte reale by bore to the nor Ike New. Aelemeteeree. - - 141.1 t 'Mamma Woodcut& Dim IL, M BB. MARKHAM% HIST O RY of FRANCS, bon the Cospoot bUs* Gads to UrDW of Loa IVllmos. Jobs Norm. *Do Nods dom. nodast.. tb"...dl * HI 'TORY of LIERJIANY, M RS tece . i ' ill•MkO HA ot M lime B xiapioto Scamps =Jar is Um Pninit limn John &I. al DM ready W•edse% II ao. 34. u. ASMALLER /118 TORY of °REECE for JUNIOR CLAIM& Hi Wu. Inn% LLD. Jolla Maass. Auereido wed. *Moak Mak b. IL. T MLR Mara; HIS lORY at INGLAND, 1./ ig lap Caucart. Jobs airmadealn•L ror, C HILDREN, CROKER'S STOW wor ES foe CHILDREN, from the 11 1 / 1 1•17 01 ragirt July Many. Absersievzost. Veer% Mike_ 'S PROGRESSIVE CROLER GEOGRAPHY for OHILDRIN. Jar Nwras. Altieserlirstreft. Ilfth 11.1410A„lboo fa. F ISHER'S EL KM EN IS of OSOMETRY, his Mom. Albserne4trest. Ma WNW% 16466 16 •L F ISHER'S Fl ?KIN CIPLEA el ALGEBRA. 626•66666681 Ilaugh Itothils,_Weedier. 114._, tiERTHA'd JOURNAL, daring. a Visit to bar 1,11 Orb I. Iftglbed assaislog s V.dat I.omatirg mod la latersalia Jolla •Ileardwdresi. ROM H Ihtato. WohhostA pen MA pa PHILOSOPHY in SPORT MADE SCIENCE ILUINS•T; or. $ PT Mod*. of AMIN riammeir Ktplahtod b Aid at the Ton and @polo of out. by Df. PAata. Jobe Netts,. Athoserthstroot. Bowed Ldltbef, Uwe, L. &L. R ATIONAL AItITHMIStII: for Schools and Pyiria• Tank. By Ilya 0. R. Bosnia. Jobe Jewry. AIIMMISNIMMI. ?HL POLLOWIIIII UP MR. MURRArB LIST of HANDBOOKS for TIAVILLMILS at HOYE had ASIOAD. Ow • welweh line, EJRRATB HANDBOOK et TRAVEL TALK, I ,,m= nook Goma. sad Dalla. far the me of Nag perms I. eaelAwLe.•ll. 1111 m• MURRArS H A NDBOO K for MODERN 101 DJ;11; • maa•l•i• (kids to Ur Mdregaii• Jabs Marry. Wu lisp vett MURRAY'S H WM ANDBOOK IO for KENT and 110.111 X. Jam Yom. t With liiia_ses Pro , To IL. MURRAY'S HANDBOOK for SURREY, HANTS, W tho 18Lt ot WIGHT. Jobe blenso, Alberrloolnd. lalla Nap, pot M. To. Id.. HURRAY'S HANDBOOK for WILTS, DOILOrt aa4 PONSRPET. Jaba Mama. Llbaraarle straeL Ina Alm, pm No. 7. 61. MURRArB HANDBOOK tor DEVON and 001111 ALL. J. *way. AlbassawAreel WIN advs. poi in,HR. Mi s DIRArB HANDBOOK tor HOLLAND, MOWN. NORTH MINOT. nod Hs MUNI ID IRIAN D. Jobs Murray. AfterOw•uom. Wish Yom, pot 1,000, MURRAY'S HANDBUOk for SOUTH GER KANT effiel the TIROL. Jibs Mum. Albeeeethalreee. N " its " URRAIrS HAN II CO /"`• for FRANCE and ILL la• PTIIIIIII* Jan Mum, Albemarisauevt. waainimma MURRAY'S HANDBOOK. for PARIS. Jets llarThy. WO 11.3. k pat u• HURRAY'S HAIIWBOOK for tiORTH ITALY PLOSIIIOI aw MIMIC Albarrripetrest. M ARAN M kis Th. URRAY'S TIE for CENTRAL ITALY owl STATIC Jae Al•hmarlithresh rrstb itse pat Po. Ile, MURRArB HANDBOOK for ROME and its NM VISO'S. Jobe Mew, Albariarironal WM Plop, Vo , MURRAY'S HANDBO port OK for SOUTH ITALY .•4 ZANY. Ma Mew. Albozorbedew& rii:Ntimrr- Its ußßArs or GREECE and 1.Y.1. Ur lONIAN manna. J. Mow. Allardroltal. WWI postAve. fh MURRAY'S HANDBOOK for SYRIA and PALINTINK MN Mow. Mbeemerlestrell AIM New t pr. S.. 91.. MURRAY'S HANDBOOK for BOMBAY and NADIA& Jabs Mantis strest. WM , wals. pod Ilte. muRRArs HA Map NDBOOI tor SPAIN sad MOMA. Jabs Warm. Altmosel•-•rava Asp MURRAY'S " HAND BOOK ear PORTUGAL ...I LUDO'. Itanal. Albardedmi. VW Mow rot •••.114. 1 1 1XURRAr8 HANJOBOOK for NORWAY, 11W101111.6•4 . J. Warm. Albard.rtnet With Wt. jowl bi, 11... MURRAY'S RANDMIII. tar RUSSIA, and FINLAND sad 11311. a If D. John Ymy, AlhimArit.tinse• JOHN MUltitslt, Ail 11011001. IDITION. .IM TIM &Me. wasigkat". Wasegt4. 4 di., Er i.7 l.l)'S ELE MARTS of GEOMETRY. The IVA Biz Wolu. aid, Tut ci 80 0 k imeon : with jets a brim a WINO= OM and • 8.166. Join W. Parker !Mao. Wait Masai DI SAMADOS ON ASTHMA', AND DDIZASIN OP NHS BEAST, V.L. (math Improved. Swat ANNeA DA It . &rm.ermmAl it. VARIETIES and COMPLICA -2 Ida PahoiDal Soixolta is Shir Opedile To bath IN mom mod pro 'Wound from ostous To orbath I. rirllAJl•P.{, 01.0.. irdo,..tirb:ZlN.Db•r c ' e 11 . Ar 47 Sake timidly t. Um loyal Won , ry kw AMlmos, . and Mbar dbolsoo of Ye Mar. London: Lemma and Os. 111 Mb Potlinationon Nast.. DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY (Manta' a n d smo J-F a nsc P =,... l•4l " l j lf r =na g ratt Om& p00n..... lAINFONTLIVP•eIIime, nonlittoos, &a. Lea°. • Newby. Woos, IL Bonn &Adams ; and•by pont coy, tram at , iititbar. LLINTItIOAL INFLUNINON IN MIAMI AND MASAI& P* s ' os. £ N ; i;N : PaPI i ..AL NISRVOIt ..... 5 . = ...... e. ... :. ......... d . 1 ,......... : ...= .... 5zr .„.... ? ........ t .....11NNW W ....W1 2 2 Imo sof 1111111011 L NIIN Orm sompNed . et a a r mei yoNlV ll =AVACrts aW itak ormande Neil wale& ow as INNytaseidni %WINN owls* Wm& Moe or embus rnmlt=Nl Win Pliny INN ir=flose. asNINe ".4 NM YAM y %be r im 5e15 i0 .........5ad dabs/ le me , I t . Nes ai zz e tvny 14 ye. as ill' mid IN N~WIWnI A NabINANI b llams.l6. CarebtA mod a ill balkeilyr& FRASER'S MAGAZINE for DECEMBER, IMO, D. et. enalrese: The Natkesl Dokaan Robert —le Meneriale De Brad Settles. Holds: a Ira-ls.ed hem (Dori. Lose Vaaelee —Do. Tallnett's Lade at tbe Reform. Om* 1. MEW nois mm y Mr. by O.J. mom MOBIL maim. et "Dteby Greed.' Itrait laWl l itrina Debt le hely. By J. Dontiomery Stuart ftwasr 'lfa rfe h iereele ea Roe. bodbsl ' Igo:inmate& Ni Jo l t t H MIS. Lofts t Jaw W. Patter &ad Os a, Web Ou u red. W.O. 71HE SPEC rATOR of TO-MORROW oostains, bi addable as all the MUM aed easarel N... at Os lw limbs Topee of dr Day:-I'M dearer eamareael— Carelee—TM Wear or We bellioa—Aardrala t a 2 * r "— afirlaa Narrars—A bright aad eprolalar." be—llearm laperiaat Boars: TM Soap or Or Wan Laeraase—Sageth Claseiaoloa. Leslie" and Oarara. ama—bee eadeb—lla• arie-lamer—Tba Deme—lreide. 1611. MsELzer LIBRARY.—Ths present ILL Moat Immo al Ws Misr, mud' lOW volme maim% tdliallb weft et pessimist imams mid 'Jew alegle en E per mrsea. fransodsit at my 4•40. Eire Wa s KUM. Not orienkozat. Usgas, sod !TBRBOBCOPIC ILLUSTRATIONS of otoom ANCIENT sod NODZlLN.Josterallibed, a Swim Plerans, 'ae ra ted br one of the ent Misr or the dee. " Tb Simple sad the tersthlee motes ras been as Is sterilise Nap,- TM sraplese set not to.. tie midi* of Neratellea .of Ira SU, - made parable to /KEW. JON Ed, Itsatraoterer of transmeeras sae Pubeare N Iltsnarapic Views, W, Ozford•strret, tools opptte Iltairlraress. Groom sad Views, in ratios ws , serieS7. if= OS• tl liNensones from ls. W. each. COVERED MUtilC, and HALF PRIC E. IZAILOON rd SON not ooly RILL Ur NSW MUSIC/ (WM sespfigtO•t/oad at HALF-PRICE. but pld tads ea los handsome ••••r pod& o•Wegon and prompeetu• as noM pl s• of Id. 'lmp. Omary ord•r• molt i• N con OM tain A. 0. 1. • 7•011VS001.—PliAILION and BON. $ Nkhogegn TREBBINO . CASES, DRESSING BAGS, and leltifeekkei ICkeeedik kr romisees. le rent weft Table Caum. Item recalls, s tar elmi_Tega sad eMi —lineal sad liellll. Reemestree, W" 4. lesiseke& sleeei, RA. rel Omani Peige.lkinksm. WRIMING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. SODIUM/11:K Plenodely, Whoa atteatlea ede depot STOOK et 1111111113111 0 OASIS, ?SAT BLUM DIMMING saes. patirivroa WINS, "dam Cheee, Wolk Bush Jowl Ore. LADINK 11/STI. DLit sad CA&RIAGZ BAGS et sew • lISDIAIIAL MOUNTED 1111111A),11 OASES. li a l l arrld BOOKK and INKSTANDS as mat ; dent Orlatee. MAW& awl Wove HORN. the NUB PATENT SILV•OLOWINO NOOKAILID/A oleo a choke varlet, al KLAOANONd sad NOTILTIKS saleable lot PRISSNTATION, too variout to 40111•1101{111, to b• had M KENNY SODZIOUNCO. PlosedUty. two dean has lieoltval•otesel °OLT'S REVOLVER RIFLES and PISTOLS, 1 1-/ for Devil. toitlam. me sportier purposes, Winne,. see her Lim M . Mob tsetse • 11, 14, 17, 15 C al bs ‘ rmi s. lie van.., Dmv, rmw h eft: 5.= Demi; ease shete. Descriptive pries Um fres.—ler IN roe*. bp the weenies mei ereaulemarer. SAM. OULT.I4. Pa ss& &W. Q TEAM ENGINE. ThreshioN Machine, &c.—To IV, be SOLD, a DOUBLZ CY LIN Dill POSTARLIII STZMI 11101114 of llaborss nominal power, bat otpabis of meting to 11, by Clayton aM Bassists rib, of L-nooln, In sambaed madake alas a Tbrediarsats, liaablas tbe moo makes basing all *dr lalma promen for Domains awl Sobbing am It Maw meta ; Me • doter ften.r. for steam power, eatable of alamis froM 4 arum Mfb of Isrd per also as InsMago Sae nate. limed by rod amadewortb, cumin+ a MIA& Mw,. bb MOW sosalilM —lonaoarthealars aa4 Mom of ass Mom assis to limsrs. 110 DELL bad COOMBO, lasdoma. DomL NoIICE to INVENTORS.—OFFICE for IY&TIUITS, INvlshisr-sgsyssyl, O N an boVie Wise sad 0 0111. trA AN Tel tor OflStileftft es banks ss oi issuses bs &waists of co weals' lassustiess. Neal prorkled. Nese* saws sad sa ns wiry sealiasosal mass sal la Aassrlis. Istasbasbol sewn Isisrmallos es is ssOsd yealsims patios at kossear sbessi ANS/ senswasny at by sysWb Lary llllllol ra ua. sassut. Ss.. ihugalser.floss, 'OUND and WHITE TEETH are indispensable 1.7 le Pampa ASlMoike. aad le hernia and toartahy. br esollestion of fwd. liOhl VW °DONT°. sr Nail Compounded of Onelejlwediaate. it of Inentimable war la sod lhaidifeag the T. alrehrtheahir the O. aal • Raabe= the breath pervisaltvernat It abashes tartar hew ate Teak remova lama of Incipient dew. and _palate sad paaran alba It Impale Peadibe MIMMen les %available have oblate 1 toe pstrotaa el renal sad the ariensailK7 Ind It Is minimally In Ideb Mimi. Pam aeL . jpec non. CPU'S —Tbe word. hartaade admit*. la. are ea the Mom. me. A. RAW hAal 1) at I et) la. liatlarardinh * ahe *maw al o ewe us. Vele •thenhaoilla •harilhae.loartaairv. ZOOLOGICAL SoCIM ON LONDON. —At the .' amwahly peer& meeting held reaterday, et ths society's house is Hanover-seams, Dr. Gray, vine-president, In the chair; Hon. C. A. Ellie, /defer Hey, and Messrs. C. H. Mille cad A. T. Bruce, were elected Fellows, sad the Rev. John Fry, of the Cape of Good Haps, a earreerneling mem ber at the society, and Mailer R. Fellows., the Rev. W. H. Hawker, Dr. 13hottt. and Kowa. 0. Blake, J. E. Walker, W. 8. Misdate, W. Kay, D. 0. Eliot, and F. R. Malleson, ' were proposed is candidates for the Falkenstein, and the Rev. , ' H. B. Tristram as a corresponding inember. The report from the council stated that the total camber of visitors during the year had been upwards of 341,000, being an in most, over the same period in 1868 of 19,384 persons ; and that the number of Fellow, proposed and elected since the Ist of January last amounted to eighty-eight, showing en increase of twenty-six ea compared with the preivious_year. ROYAL COLLEGE OF St:lloEo:4B.—Th° following members of the college, having undeegone the necessary examinations, IMO 11411211tted fellow.' at a meeting of the council on the 24th ult., vie.:—Motors. Richard Budd Pelmet, Brydges-street. Covent-garde., diploma of member ship dated April 9, 1847; John Croft, Dreadnought hospital ship, Oct. 6, 1864; Eden Andrew, University College Hospital, Nov. 30.1865 ; Charles Hayes Marriott, Kibworth, Leioatershire, April 30, 1868; sod Matthew Berkeley Hill, Stapleton, near Bristol, July 26, 1868. At a meeting of the court of examiners, on the 26th inst., the following gentle men were reported to have passed their preliminary examine non for the tnemberehip of the college in anatomy and pity eiology, and when eligible will be admitted to the pass ethentnation, viz,:—Mears. Cosby William Morgan, Charles Z William Alban Atwood. Henry Frederick Nathan, Theodora Morgan, and James Cheese, of St. Bertholoemesee Hospital; Cuthbert Newington Hughes Johnson, Robert Herman Smith, Christopher Osyleard, end John Lynn King, of Guy's Hospital; Thomas Hiroo Bartlett, Thomas Fisch, James Hamer Somerville, end George Main Hyde, of the Birmingham School; Allan Nesbitt Foz, - .oorrequer GAHM, William Henry O'Toole, and John Richard Tho me.. of the Dublin Schools ; Augustus Hawley, John Nicho las Miller, and Albert Warren Leathman, of the University College; Alfred Moncloon and Simon Ilackertich, King's College; William Bale and James Johnson, of Manchrater ; Samuel Foulds sod Joseph Neesom, of Leeds; Henry Stone Huteheon and William Smith, of Aberdeen; John Gedney, Hull ; John Samson Levi., Cork ; Robert Edward Heath, Belfast; Daniel Koerner, Madras; Charles Henry Bennett, St. George's Hospital; FAward Buller Hicks, London Hos pital; Jam. Keith Jeanneret Grogean, St. Mary's Rapt tai and William Johnson Von Lintzky, Calcutta. STATIONERS' COM PANT.—Tbis company will shortly come into imeseseion of a large IMMO' of rental from the estate of Pillibar, which is situate in the county of IL"d. Podwri7. and oontaina nearly 46,000 acres, 20.766 of which are in cultivation, but capable of great improvement. Some years ago the amount received by the knee exceeded 9.91101. lee annum. The lease will shortly fell In. and the 1341110131.' end two other companies who now only receive about 1,6`01. per eneum, will very probably then have about 10,000 i. a-year to divide. The livery of the company, who pariteipate in the stook of the company, have Increased daring Me lats year. estexaL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT. TZI3IISDAT, Dec. I.—Adtemoone an "alma; 48S ; dale by seams Mae* 290, total velum. 748. (Stamped Id Additional.) THE JatROPOLIT42I BOARD OF WORILY. A meeting of Lambeth ratepayers, convened by public notice, was held yesterday mein at the Horns, Hen shogton, to take into oonsileration the recent appointment of Mr. Woolrych as standing maul to the Board of Works at a salary (exclusive of briefs) of 8001. a-year. The meting, which had been convened fur half-pest mew did bee elm maim business until eight o'clock. It was follyeez attemiled. The chair was taken by Mr. Tomas Wza, briefly explained the objects for which the meeting had beta ornate, and claimed a patient hearing for all rmiereatlini apot hem Lowe moved the first resolution, which expressed • the direatlthiction of the ratepayers at the appointment of Mr. Woolrych as Mande* sommel to the Bard of Works at a Nary, in oldition to tam of 8001...• yaw, thus offering a direct premium on litigatioo ; elan as hakes in direct violation of the ammemical peinelpas apes wWC the board was lint established. lie complained of the bond as being composed of talkers rather than of practical men, and itegedally of their recent set, the appointment of their esemary am standing consul. Making wiry onaceseloa to My. Woolrych's high principle, it was sot in human nature at *lay resist the temptations which this arrangement Wait fisoe within his roach. (Hear, hear.) It was said that he areld give up some of his puma pooolumenta. True, but ha woad Mao give up some of his d 011,., and thise weal/ lamase the duties of the under clerk.. The Meth, he (Mr. lima believed, was, that there we. an ceder-corrent at work, and that the real object wee to pro vide ter Gas of the utilise clerks, while they promoted Mr. Weoirycb. If Mr. Weary& Wined as go le the bar let kin b• sun its t r i rra, and let the bald a who should give Mt time, se, heaven haw, there we. • easugh death frp eny ass men to de. Let the, =yere remember that the boa iie ltraubliabed plaa of bag jpallitimeds WM • Iro ir 11000,01:001. As a proof of t i e i mode io which the hosed conducted its hairiest, he might mention that, having messily invited tenders for one of their high level Muir, they received several, the lowest being 196,0001., and the art 206,0004 When ohs lowest was peed there we. found to be some defect in the sureties. The proper coarse in this care would have been to go on to the next beset, Out so moth did the board disgust the gentlemen who had made that tender that he threw it op altogether. and the whole. of the tendering had to be dose over again. What was the result? Why, teat the lowest of the new tenders was 217,0001., so that by this blowier not lees than 13,0004 we. lost to the ratepayer.. But this was not the wont. When the bill of quantities came to be examined, it wee fond to be so fall os blunders as to the strong suspicion that so many errors could not have crept in usage by diatom. One gentleman who was well ambled to give so males bed estimated these deficiencies of quantities at KOOK, sad smother at 16,0004 A third, who was meet friendly to ' the board, said these errors might Wm 7,0001. to make up, but taking them as the middle stun, hare were two blondes, el the board which would cost the ratepayers 3,2001. (Hear, • bear.) What the ratepayers should do woe to take oar. whom they sant to thedie riot board., but in the meantime let than protest against Mr. Woolrych's eiatment. He cosh assure the meeting that the shortoom of the board were the tonics of genets! conversation. (Hear, bear.) Mr. BiLICKWAN, in seconding the resolution, cow eared with the lists in thinking the Board of Works an saesmblege of eld women, and the chair man* a nonentity. ((Cheers and laughter.) He himself was a government employe gad could testify to the generality of the principle, which caked every man who might receive an appointment to one specials It., of duties. The slather having strongly recommended the obairran of the Board of Work. to emulate the conduct of Cincinuatus, by retinue into private life until his country should again require his services—which was not likely to be very soon—(a laugh)—ooncluded by warmly trapporting tbs resolution, which was mimed altaaiteollaly. The Rev. Mr. Bear proposed the second resolution, which provided that • copy of the firm should be forwarded to the vestry, to the Board of Wake on the following monsing, and to Marna their deputies at the hoard to oppose the appointment of Mr. Woolryeh. He lamed the rate payers to look after the expellable,e of the inamenee ramie which they were forced to coatribate to metropolitan purposes. The Board of Works ware like: most other public boats. end required good looking after. - Then were gentlemen at that board who had great Meows with other gentlemen of high positive, sad there might be a Bole of You help me new, and I'll do se moth for you next time." (Chases) Thu bad one men at the board who did all he could to spare the pnckete of the ratepayers—be moat Mr. Deputy lismieni—and to him would be entrusted the duty of enforMag the genes of the mengutiost be held in his hand. He had great pleasure in moving it. Mr. OODDAIta, la seconding the resolution, quoted meay Memnon of the extravagance, of the board; amongst others, the taking of Berkeley-house at a rent of dant a year sad an expecte (se the architect) of 20.0001., whoa they bad freehold ground of their own, and sufficient for all the new office.. The wattles bed protested against this job, bat they were told that the thing wee dons—the mosey was paid, and there was no use saying another word about it. At another time the board wished to take the collecting of the rates into their own heads, but the vestries sueomeefelly resisted this time, and the ratepayers ware saved from en inoressed expense in collection of 2,0001. a year. The load oollectent received only fonrpence In the pound, whereas the authorities in Oresk-sweet would have giros Ova per cent. Let him glance at the cost of the board. la Lambeth the vestry administered 42,0001. usually at a tette of expen diture to °Moms employed of about four and-a-half per cent. The charges of the Board of Works for administration amounted on the whole outlay to 16i per cent. (Hear, bear.) But the board was an eriatocratic body and must go westward to Spring-gardens, where they most have • hall porter in gold lime and cocked hat, and a window looking down the keg walk, to enable the chairman to watch for the inceesager ocirsieg from the patens with his loarez pectod baronetcy. (Loud Isughter:) With respect to the case of Mr. Woolrych, the fact was theta was the master of the board. H. was called the keystone of the arch, without which it would all tumble down and reduce everyttiaf to a dead level. Parapet the wooer the (Cheers.) He(Mr. Woolrych) now asked to be permitted le do what it was impossible for any ass man to da, and for so doing he treated to inflict a heavy increased tax ea the ratepayers. lie was also to be privileged to modes is ▪ touristic, which would take him away nine weeks romp year, and for anything professional he was to do he wee la receive, in addition to his salary, the usual fees of a bernsear e Let them remember also that Kr. Wookych we. a oedema at-law, and in the smallest cues must have the fees of a leader. The real motive of this proposition was this. If Mr. Woolrych merely took his for as a bantam, he would have no claim for compendia in cue the board should be broken up, but, by having a Azad salary, he could la the eventuality of a dissolutia, efitablieh a tangible claim. The board war, is short, going on in a rani center of ex aluna,. They bad commenced their dralasse works at the high levels north and south, where there were no dal. ultimo, and would have spent millions of the ratepayers' money before they came to the low levels, where the wand noes of their engineering would be really tasted. Ha celled upon the vestries to impost a tirm front to this estrus lac.end especially to the instance afforded in the cue of .Woolrych. (Chews.) Mr. EDWaID• supported the resolution, which was also unanimously carried. The peoosedluge terminated with the usual vote of thanks to the TAXATION OP THE METROPOLIS FOE CITY IMPIOY EMINTS. Last evening a numerous meeting of gentlemen repressed:is the various vestries and district boards of the metropolis was held at the vestry-hall of St. Pancras, for the purpose of considering the taxation by the Metropolitan Baird of Works of the metropolitan parishes for City im provements, the oonduct of the majority of the members of the Central Board rotating to recent grants to the City, and the best meane of protecting the general body of ratepayers. The Rev. R. Emery, member of the metropolitan Dosed for St. Panama, presided, and was supported by Mr. Josiah Wilkinson, the other representative for St. Pancras. Depu tations were present from St. James's, Westminster, Bt. Pu mas, Msrylebone, Kensington. Bt. Martin's-in.the-Fields, Holborn dirtrict, Oreensicb, Fulham, Mile end Old Town, Lambeth, Camberwell, Newington, de ltc. The CHAIRMAN said the meeting bed been exavened to test the optima of the varions metropolitan vestries and dis trict boards on the important subject of whether, whilst the City of London took immerse RIM/ of ninety per annum in the slime of coal dues and other taxes from the inhabitants of the metropolis, it should be permitted through the Metro pills Board to tax threnstill further for City improvemesta. Piths present time, while the City of London only contributed one-teeth towards the expenses of the Metropolitan Board, they had received sems-tenthe of the money which bad hitherto been voted for metropolitan Improvements. Oat of s sum of 9,8831. lls. 6d. voted to local auttiortriee in the metropolia towards public improvement, there had been granted to the City of London 6,7971. 10e. Were this for the improvement of the pnblio thoroughfares there might be not so much to complain of, but meat grants bed hem made for improving very narrow and out of- thm way pleas ; and there were strong reasons for believing, noires a dwelt were put to it by the ape o of opinion of the local boards to their reprsentsdves, that very large rums would be weed to the City at the Metropolitan Board for shaller Temperas. The vestry of St. Pamas bad requested its re presentatives to divide the board on all them occasions, so that the vestries and disease beards might know how their members voted, and they could then call them to soccient, If they dimmed with than, as they west out of Mike every three ears. Mr. y ßosa, of St. Martik's deprecated this interference of perbh vestries sad district boards with the Metropolitan •14. The City, he contended, ems fully eettrled to all the bass they at present enjoyed, and to any others th.y could Atria, am an improvement is the Ctty wee an improvement to the astrepolis. Tim City of Loudon was Um centre of nom- WOPENCE. mace, and anything which improved the lapses ad egrets to and fromit was of advantage to the e ntire metropolis. After a long discussion. in which Messrs Bowan, !Ch ad; Okuda, &. Martin's; J. it. Callan Bt. Pancras; Arshhatt, Kensington; Preston, of Holborn; Wede, Oresaw. ; Dr. Truman, of Kennington; and other gentle ant took strongly deprecatory of mesa proceedings of the bond, Mr. Aoaxcv, d St. Panama, mood—" That, the opinion of this meeting, the City of Louden, g t h e frost manes st their dispose!, to obtaining froarthe at unfair proportion 01 the .seine arising IWitthratit en levied upon the ratepayers dither pathos, is guilty ed peat airman and ammo their dissent to the vote OIXO• to lately by the Metropolitan Board of Works." Mr. firmsur, of St. James's, seconded the resolution. from some Jora ct is tb iLus tmc ne b so . g po d n ele i ::del d the sai tirro the poli rsa tan ques ßoa tio rd a was whether the City of London should Pm the TOR of the metropolis for its own local prams. Mr. Wiliam lug , gaited an alteration, that th e representatives of Metro politan Board of Works be instructed to watch most care fully every spplioat ion made for improvements In the City of Loudon; and noire clearly satisfied that they 6re matters of public necessity to the satire metropolis, to oppose most strenuously such application. This led to oonaderable further diectudoe, end ultimately the resolution was adopted unanimously, with the addition of an expression that Lb. Metropolitan Board should have at their disposal other sources of revenue than they L is ys d et present for pablie immovements. SUPPLY OP U4l TO THE MATROPOLLS. IMPUTATION TO TIM 11101 IN 111011ITAN7. YOOMT4a d;kii_OlN . fortra the lieu* Yd ear aid boards oYffie imarTisheilir to Rs eempcsitits to that which attended balm the President at the Board of Trade on the previous day, waited a ppo intment arm the Bight Ron. Sir 0. C. Lewis, at the The deputation MALONIIOI4 by Sir J. V. 81ILLIT M.P., who explained al ,diftwil the points at hens bowman:, pgrcs companies and the representatives of the pariabee. t3eeelUy It was the object of the parishes to posers the passing of an act for the regulation of the companies which should flz the pries and quelity ei the gas, and introduce Soto the sots al the companies established signior to 1841 most of the.. salutary provisions for the protect* of the mineerner which had bean insisted upon by the legislature in all the moat recent gas sou. As the vestries, however, au peered to be cambia to vote any money out of the rates for the pupas, of contesting these points, the intervention of the goverment was prayed, in a manner similar to that is which they interposed In the matter of the metropolis water supply of 1862. Mr. J. Locke, Q.C., M.P.; Mr. RoupeU, M.P. ; Dr. Bachhoffner, and Mr. J. Baal, having followed to the same Sir C. Lewis said—l have no reason to doubt that you have stated your cams fairly; but it is impoesible for me to expreee en opinion upon it until I have heard both sides. You have certainly stated it with great clearers, and have enabled as to understand very distinctly the positka of the question. With regard to the companies, I think en cope ririfiCel hoe shown that where companies haring s large fixed capital and a large and expositive plant come into compe tition—if that competition is actively and vigorously sup ported—it generally Is carried on to the ruin of one or other of ham. It is altogether different from competition in retail troth which is generally of a wholesome and, so to opeek, tolerable character. Lome companies go on competing till the effect which I have pointed out is partially produ. sad then the result is a compromise—they sem to divide the districts, sad tat creates amonopoly of the daecripdon of which you complain. That hat been perceived by the legislature, end an attempt has therefore been mate, in some cams, to flea maximum rate of charge. In the case of railways, for instance, the legislature does not trust to the influence - of competinon to secure the public against extravagant charges for carriage; but it must be observed that whenever to charge is thod, unlearn the maximum be very high, there is alwa s dancer toosaiventemee arlifag. Poe example, the • men rote to be charged by cabs and hackney canines in the metropolis. Well, it happened that hang the Crhneen war when the priori of forige was high, it woe with very great ' diflimilty that that scale could be maintained, although now, when prices are low, it is sufficiently remunerative. However, If the principle of com petition be abandoned in the supply of gas to the mettopolis, I apprehend that any protection to the 030811311111 r must arise from some price being Axed by std Parliament. That might be done by the legislature, and them might she he given the additional safety-valve, which has been pointed out, of a power to the Board of Trade to minor lower the price, according to the dreamiest:as of production. Looking to the precedent of the Water Supply hot, sad the difficulty which certainly exists in the metropolis, owing to its immense extent end the maltiplicity of interests involved, there would be, I think, a pried foes ground for the government to consider the gins day and perhaps to take it in hind. But just let toe ask with regard to the water supply, how were the rates fixed P Wu there a general rate for the whole metropolis, or were there separate rates for each company P Mr. Boaz. said that there were separate ratan Sir G. C. Lewis thought that it would greatly complicate the matter If separate rates were to be fixed for the different • geeCOMINSDIft. Mr. Hu ones said that in the water ewe the rates were in a greet degree made dependent upon the distance which the warier was brought ; but there would be no necessity fur such • distinction in the use of gas. die G. C. Lewis remarked that before the Water Act was pored there had been • preliminary inquiry before a com mittee, and a report to the house. Had the present depute thin any proof of the exisiesce of a grievance P He did not for • moment doubt the accuracy of the statements which had bean made ; but if the government took the matter in head they must proceed upon authentic evidence. Ile Loots referred to the evidence taken before the com mittees of 1858 and 1859, and contended that although not complete it made out an ample use for the interference of UN' S! " r an tre a Lle said that if the movers is the present matter bed fends they could lay • complete sus bef ore the government. Mr. Beat. observed that the companies were a rich and powerfel body. They bad expended thou 6,000 i. fa maid mg the measures of the parishes, whilst the parish.' in two and a half yearn bad not expended mare thars7ool, the greater portion of that being in panting. He bad satisfactory sal bmtoe to show that for the publie.lightleg alone the companies extracted 60,0001. • yearuotie from the parishes than Injustice they were entitled to. Mr. Wvare liernentary spot) said that though ha was sofpsepud to give any official Intimation of the fact, he believed that the oompthies were willing to discuss the quondam, end ova to monde that some legislation wee none eery. This wee almost tantamount to agreeing to the pessable of the bal. Mr 0. C. Lewis embed if the delegates had bad any com munication with the Metropolitan Board of Work.? Mr. Beau replied that they bed, but the board had no jeristlictke. They approved, however, of the bill. BO G. C. Lewis said that he had alieedy been requested by the reoreitentatieth of the gas companies to receive • de putation. Hs should' now communicate with them, and when he bad beard their views he should be better able to state what course the government would take. He would oleo communicate with the President of the Board of Trade on the subject. The deputation, who appeared highly gratified with the result of their interview, which Bated nearly an hour and • half, th en thanked air George for the courtesy with which he bad received them, and withdrew. SABBATH OBSERVANCE IN SCOTLAND.—At meeting of the established presbytery of Edinburgh, held on Wednesday, the question of Sabbath observance came under etecurion. A petition, or memorial, was some time ego presented to the Lord Provost and magistrates, wherein it was set forth that the petitioners, having bed their atten ' non called to the large and increasing number of shops kept open on the Sebboth, could not but regret this circumstance, which Medved a systematic violation of the law of God. The presbytery ventured to hope that the matter would receive the conoideration which It required, and that the council would take such measures ss the laws of the country placed at their disposal. The memorial submitted to counsel by the magi*. trans concluded with the following queries :-1. What id the existing law of Scotland in regard to the observance of the Sabbath day, particularly in regard to preventing the keeping of chops open fur the prosecution of tenni traffic. 2. How may the law be enforced, and what are the duties of the magienittee in relation thereto? The opinion of °puppet was es follows :—Opinion 1. 1 am of opinion that keeping open shop for the sale of goods on Sunday falls under the pron. non of the act 1661, s. IS. against "using soy sorts of merchandiae," and the subsequent acids for perpetuating and enforcing that sad previous statutes against profaning the Sabbath ; and that this offence may be prosecuted, and visited with the statutory penally of 101. Soots., orimprieon ment on failure to pay the flue. But I think a conviction ought not to follow when the party seethed csu plead exist ing urge, or necessity, in a reasonable sense of that term, as in the eels of druggist., and pro bably some other trades. 2. By the act 1696, c. 31, the offence in question may be prosecuted before sheriffs or ma. arbitrates of burghs at the bathos of any pompon whatsoever. Th. only duty which is made icoumbent upon the maos irate. under the statutes is that of trying persona who shall be prosenesd hews them. STOE6IIIOOI4B' SHORT-TINE MOVEMENT. —On Wednesday night • meeting of stoneteasmie was held at Whitworth, near Rochdale, Mr. John Turnbull being voted to the chair. The meeting was addressed by Ide4ra. Hoyle, West, end Preetley, end it wee stated that it was the wish of the =sone to obtain, by amicable neat', the relio•tise of the hours of labour from ten to nine hours per diem : end an aggregate mistier of the trade in Rochdale and the !Istvan*. bag district ore, derided on. at —