The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-13 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION. i -am-- LAW INTELLIGENCK-(THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vlos-Chaacellar Sir R. lialins.) Igg rani MI CHARITY oOMMI33IOIII3II. — THI NOTTOM TO COYMTT ail MOILIT FM, MIT., N.r. Mr. Kekewich, who, with Mr. Cotten, opposed the motion of Mr. Whitbread for the committal of Sir Roben Peel to Whitecrosmstreet Prison on the ground of dis obedience to an order of the commiaanters requiring his to furnish the accounts of the school at Trunworth, known as Sir Robert Peel's School, contended that the asomma 'loners had no power under the Charitable Trusts Ask to interfere with the arrangements of a private charity el this kind. The Vioe-Chancellor observed that one of the objections made to the act,when it was passing through parliament, was that it would create • Court of Chancery not open to the public. Mr. Kekewich submitted that the court had no power to grant the motion. Sir. Whitbread then replied, contending that the Charitable Trusts' Act made no exemption in favour of membered of parliament with reference to committal' for contempt of orders made by the charity commissioners. The Via-Chanoallor, is giving indrawn, said when it could be shown that Sir Robert Peel was • person from whom the charity commissioners wen entitled to demand accounts the court beano jurisdiction, andthatqueetion de pended upon two sections of the act of 1853, and the act of 1855. The decision of the ootirt might depend upon whether the fund founded by the first Sir Robert Peel was absolutely devoted to the uses of the charity absolutely and WlNO trollably within the meaning of the set undo: which the commissioners obtained their powers. Now, the will at the founder of the school, the grandfather of the present Bart, might have given them the jusisdiotion they claimed, because by its terms there would have been an absolute devotion of this fund of 6,0001. to the uses of the school, but between the making of the will and the addition of the codicil, upon which that question turned,some doubt must have arisen in the testator's mind whether be should allow the fund to be absolutely devoted to the charity, end accordingly he gave to the owner of Drayton Manor the power of deciding whether the school should be maintained or the money otherwise applied. The codicil provided that if the eldest son of the testator should be dissatisfied with the management or the regula tions if the school, or should be of opinion that it walla of public utility, or should for any reason be desirous I to alter the arrangements, objects, or purposes of the aim', he, or the other trustees, should be at liberty to change the arrangements, regulations, objects, or purposes of the school, or absolutely discontinue it. To give the court jurisdiction in the case, the commissioners must demonstrate that the charity over which they sought to exercise control was fixed with a special application or appropriation, whereas the trustee of this school were clearly at liberty to dispose of the fund as lie thought fit. His Honour was of opinion that for the purpose of the present motion and without deciding a question which would more pro perly arise upon an information, the orommiedonen bad not established that this was • charity of which the funds had a special application or appropriation. Then as re. prded the oth section of the act of 1855 it was a fine interpretation of this endowment, to say as Sir Robert Peel said, that it was in the nature d • voluntary donation, and therefore came within the *gump tion from the authority of the commissioners provided by the section. The question wee • fair one for litigation, and Sir Robert Peel was justified in resisting the powers sought to be exercised by the commissionrn In this case. Under these circumstances, the application of the commissioners was totally miscionoeived, and was founded upon an entirely mistaken view of their duties. Sir Robert Peel's affidavit was clear, distinct, and becoming to him. There was no suggestion by the commissioners or by any one that the money had been misappropriated ; the school, it appeared, had been well and satisfactorily conducted, and Sir Robert had not only supported it but bad materially added to its funds. In this sta'e of things for the Charity Commissioners, whose duty it was to see . . that charities under their control were properly adminis tered. to come to the court with an application of this kind, was a misconception of duty on the part of a body for whom be bed the highest respect, and another illustration of the extreme danger of giving jails. diction to any tribunal whatever which was to exsrcise its powers without admitting the public and without having the parties before them to be heard whom neeemary. Persons who possessed such powers should be extremely cautious how they exercised them ; and the Charity.Com miuionere would have done better if, instead of making an application which involved the personal lil'srty of Sir Robert l'eel, they had in the latter part of 1867 caused an information to be filed in order to have it decided whether the property was or was not permanently devoted to the purposes of charity. Until that , luestion had been decided his Honour was of opinion that he had no jurisdiction in the matter, and the motion must be dismissed. Mr. Kekewieh, as the question was one involving the liberty of the subject, asked for costa against the plaintiffs. The Vice-Chancellor had no option but to give the costs. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Defers Mr. Commissioner Hoiroyd.) IN ES LENINA! AND MOWS. The bankrupts were merchants oirrying on business in Lei e•hine, Aldermanbary. They ben been before the court since October, 1864, their apphostion for order of discharge having been opposed throughout on behalf of creditors. The case has been freqinntly noticed, and the examination of the bankrupt, Morris, was now resumed by Mr. Liuklater, but as the hearing is not yet concluded we defer a report. The liabilities, it may be stated, reach a quarter of a million sterling, and there are virtually no assets. _ — . ^ M Mr. M. Abrahams represented the assignee ; Mr. Begley suppot led the bankrupts. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) IMPORTANT CAB LAW DECISION. Mr. Alexander Crump, of No. 33 Albion-grove West, Islington, was summoned before Mr. Barker by Edwin Meeks, hackney carriage driver, to show cause why he should not pay the sum of M. 6d. Partly due to him for the hire of his hackney carriage. The case was one of impolite°, to the public in reference to engaging cabmen by the hour. On the let of this month the defendant engaged the complainant, who was then plying for hire, to drive him down the Green-lanes at Holloway by the hour. At that time nothing was said by either party as to bow long the eagegemeat was to last. When the complainant had arrived at Wood-green he told the defendant that he could not take him any further or even return with him by time, but if he was engaged as all he must be paid by distance. When asked to explain his meaning he said that he had complied with the provisions of the act of parliament which states that "the driver shall, unless he have a reasonable excuse, drive for any time not exceed ing one hour from the time he was hired," and he further stated that as he bad driven for that hour he would then only take the defendant by distance. The defendant being an invalid and there being no other means of conveyance, went back to town with the com plainant, and went to a police-station, but as the i could not settle the matter, be on public grounds= himself to be stunmoned, so that the matter might be judi cially decided. . . The complainant said that being engaged by the hour be was not mattered to go more than four miles in the hour. Hones could not be Fot to walk at that regulation paw, and therefore the hirer was the gainer, the distance tra velled over being more than four miles. He bad com fleted the h our f or which he was engaged to go, and there ore charged by distance. It was a great hardship on cab man to be compelled to drive by time out of the radios, and there was no telling where they might be discharged. Mr. Harker said he was against the defendant, and called his attention to the words " for no longer term than an hour." The driver bad driven the defendant for one hour, and then declined to be engaged any lomer in that way: and be thought that he was quite Justified in what be did. He should, therefore, decide that the cabman was right in his interpretation of the slams. He ordered the defendant to the 4s. tki , for which he was summoned, 21. the cost of t he summons, and 3e. expenses. m_+ B. T. W. A IM .--"---..; W. I 1 to Nairn 26.211 11.12. W. 7 &W. b - 1 Lboribma -29.54 r 4 &S.W. 4 & bo - 4 Wel 29.Bar W. 6 S.W. rb 0 - ArdroiW 29.2 r, 0 Il i t:I . . 9 1 LW. re 0.21 6 arareasolio .1 11.&W. co - Volontra IRA; , o 2 L S. W. 9 S. 0. 7 - Cape CI 9 ILW. Illf 0. 7 Itocbr's ft .77r LW. 7 &W. fro 0. 6 filt 111 B. ' $ N.W. to 0. 1 Erol=l ID.Our 8. 8 . W. 4 LLW. oo 0.17 - heroine - .077; &W. I W. aro 0. 4 Ind -.. 16r LW. 4 W. to 0. 6 iteil99 . .. 9411 B.W. 4 B.W. CO - 4 Plymouth 30.11r B.BW. 7 W.B.W. co 11. 4 Worsoatb 30.10 r W.S.W. V W of 01 6 Porlorsoalb :70.17r po NAM. a s I W.N.W. r O. 3 Load= .llr 01 W.& W. 6• W S.W. too O. - Yarmouth .07e 7 &W. 11 5 W.B.W. o- 4 loorboroggl/ 2S.War 1 S.W. 4 6 B.W. co -- 4_ Sblolos 10.77r W. 6 4 W. or - 2 Brafools , .29 44 S. S - .... earls $O.l B. $ - -. Btrarboorg 1 - W.N.W. $.. ... Ib - - Lyons so a6l N. 3 - - b- - Ehart'sCoa 28 900 W. 3 $ N.W. ob - 6 MARLBoxoTIGH43IIIENT - . bEELFToX KETs.—tioLENT ASSAULT ON TEN OFFICER& Hem? What, alias Willie • rough-looking fallow t who gave an add reas in Little - street , ores charged before Mr. Knox, with loitering in several streets il out of oxford-street, an d a tt em pti ng t o o p en doorsl! skeleton-keys for the purpose of committing • felony, and also with assaulting police-mturtablee 80 and 169 E, who arrested him on suspicion. Mr. Knox (after hearing the evidence) said—l am sorry I cannot send the prise's*, to the merlons. Such key. as those produced cannot be looked upon as skeleton keys, faratadef pa,mcteg ,!r1 toif dlig. ai sea lima,. 71•1 letters r (resass). f (lathe, s (sisady). Indicate direction al motlonof the, with last i t boars. Thermometer imposed In shade. Extreme force, with itadlreetion daring last 14 hours. s.—eslat Weather: b.— bias thy ; e.—elends (detached;; C— log It.—ball : ; m.—adsty (bap) ; o.—overrast (dull); c—rala a--enow ; —thunder. Ilida4.ll. Mow or haLL tutalted), daring last 14 bourn lea disturbance. Barometrical pressure hea Increased at all stations time yes. tenlay . the difference has been most extend,' In the southeast of Midland, and In France, whin amosiate to sintenths of au Inch. Al Valenti& the increase Y only Ott inch. nig change bee been accompanied by • great and general rise of temperature. The difference of reading between Nairn and Lyons Is 1 . 11 inch, while the reirllng at Valenti& is four-tenths below that et Yen month. Winds yesterday evening backed to south•oethirest at Valentla, and they incremed to a gale es the western collate of Ireland and Oa the southern omits of Boatload. The wind is still very mires( from the southward In the southwest of Ireland and le the Irish Bea . bu tithe English Mutat the prevailing triad la It n i t and t Fog be repotted front the month end west of our Islands, where the fall of rata has been greatest. The sea Is high In the south-west of Ireland. Weather Is us. settled. Wiretap were mewed yesterday afternoon. By a recent order of King William of Prom* the Counter de Bismarck and the Counter Radom, wife of the First Chamberlain to Milkiest'', will in future take rank with the wives of ambassadors, and not after ladies belonging to princely houses, the heads el whisk are Prus sian subjects, such r are the Counter de Itatabor, the Primer de Robinlobe, ko. SALE OF MR. W. C. MACREADY'S COLLECTION.— (Toth, Dxv).—Much interest was excited this morning by the sale of a valuable collection of engravings from the old and modern masters, the property of Mr. W. C. Mernady the eminent inegediaa, at Mn... Sotheby's rooms, Veilingtomaniest. Amongst them were specimens of Travelliosi, Volpato, Gocdall, Popelwhito, ficklanni, Daraeyen, Martinet, Richomene, Siometti„ Manard, Matlack, Piotto, Gera • Naiad, Loaghi, Dorigni, Artlertina, Benson, Couinui, Jeubert, Muller, Deo, &a TWre were also the following drawings for the anPay lags made from them :--L Coloured drawing by Manager, " Ste Coale" of Paul de la Rothe, for the traumas by Forster. 2. Chalk dravrisf al b k y Andertom," The Holy Family," by Maffaelle. 3. drawing by from the engraving of Cannel from Raftell's " Vim of Esekiel." 4. Chalk drawing ii . Ponter, frees Guido% " Cleopatra." 5. Wateroolour drawing by Oat termole. In most sues Mr. Macreades autograph was pencilled on the margin. EXCITING SCENE AT THE CHELMSFORD RAMS.— , Ott Tuesday a desperate and determined attempt to rescue a sharper from the hands of the police was made on Gal. kywoodoommon, and, as may be supposed, caused great excitement among the lookers on. It appeors that at the recent Nottingham rams an elderly gentleman was picked up "by a braes of cardaharpers, who consider , at* relined him of hie spare cash to the amount of nine sovereigns. Information wee given to the Notting. ham polite, who on Monday apprehended one of the fellows in London, and ha resent to believe that the other intended to pay a p visit to Galleywood the Nottingham inepeet a same on to Chelmsford, and was fortunately succeeded in apprehending the gentle. man on the course, and pining him in a gig - prepared to drive back to the town. But he was set to be allowed to carry off his prisoner so sadly, for just as be was about to start a party of the prisoner% Mends seremoded the trap, and made a donate attempt to unharness the horse and release their mate" hem emelody. As may be 'apposed an exciting struggle armed ; the inapector laid about him right gallantly, and two or three of 'the county police hastening to his anistense, he was at last able to drive off with his prisoner but not until in the scathe be had broken one of his biers, whisk wee set The the comes by Mr. Lewis, of The prisoner was brought es Ohabe and 1 1 ;710 61. red in the look-up, and on Wednesday morn* be was taken by train to Loudon, en rower for Nettinginm—cheinstford Okrosiete. ftrlirromo or Brarno.—At Axminster, in Devon shire, a few days ego, an adder was killed, It was 2 feet lona and 3 bass remit Dins quite lively, and was dispelled to Week a des whisk was barking at it, .111 E . =PENS. if 7 1 FRIfiii% eiMMAW I sad do ail ease mho olabda Ids* matuaso I the prisoner to throe madame bard Wear, arks the Vivant kit sad to math for osob of the mosallo—ba i tiro mouths. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE WEST DRAY TON XRITI NG. —(TH IR DAY.) COUNTY PLATY Marquis at ifiressisr . . ... 2 (Mamas . "' • 12 raa. Was by a bead ; a neck between mead amid third. TRADESMEN'S OUP. Three-quarters et a mile. Romney, Delia, Goma Sherman, Aurora, Kismet, King of Spades, and Chantilly. Al! am has Baum PLATE. Three quarters of a mile. Henrieeta, Vicious, King of Spada, Rally, Primula, cad Inherits/bee are ►ere. WEST DRAYTON SPRING HANDICAP. One mile ~d hill Shin, Tortuga, Romay, Mischief, Leading Salt, Tyrone, Reprise Lord Petaluma, Monk Tina, Maid of ibe Mill, Lion King. Residuary Legatee, Wateltbox, Indy Margaret, Trims, Osprey, Duller, Thoradyks, Apron Strings, and Queen of Soots are bore. SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE PLATE. One mile. Triumpher, 12d 7lb ; Heurlys list 4lb ; Wedding Peal, flat 41b ; Emperor, lief 10 1 b ; lOst 14Rio Harry, list 811, ; Mari, 10•1 Visions, 10d 71b ; Peignoir, lOst 4lb ; VWen de Clem, 10et 41b ; Holkar, lief ; and Killarney, 10M. All are be,.. HANDICAP HDEDLE PLATE. One mil* and a half. Rosin Maid,Weddnag Peal, Hopvine,n i t i , Countess Bob, Volhynia, Appleerom, of Spades, = 1 2 4 . Oar Dunetainage, Puebla, met, and are hare. DEWING IN LONDON.—(THIS DAY.) 2.30 rat. Although there was a pretty numerous 'mem blase to-day, ihs business transacted did not amount to mach, nor did any parlicular feature present itself. Poe the City sad Barbarian Franchise and Corporal were fairly supported at their quoted prices. For the Clos ter Cup Dalby was in considerable demand but no one would offer a price. As regards the Two Thousand, Rosicrucian looked healthier, while Pam did not go quite so well. Prices as follows : CITY AND SUBURBAN. 10 to 1 apt Blinkhoolie (off, t 100 to 8) 100 to 7 Speculum (t and off) 100 to 7 Neaten (t and off) 100 to 6 The Breach (I and off) 25 to 1 Captain Kidd (t and off) 25 to 1 Franchise (0 and off) 23 to 1 Hippia (off, t3oto 1) 33 to 1 Corporal (off, 40 to 1 t and w) 33 to 1 Orey Stocking (off 40 tot t) 40 to 1 Vortigern (off, t 501) METROPOLITAN. 40 to 1 mai Corporal (t) NORTHA(PTONSHIRE STAKES. 109 to 8 apt Mandrake :4 100 to 7 t) 100 to 7 Lord Has (o ff ) 100 to 6 Roquefort (0 ) 20 to 1 Leap Year (t) CHEST= CUP. 10 to 1 apt Viridis (off) 1000 to 6 Darby (w) 25 to 1 Weather Star (t) 28 to 1 Truant" Trove (t) 33 to 1 Deceit (t) 33 to 1 Owain Glyndwr (t and off) 40 to 1 Stratboonan (off) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6 to 1 apt Itoaiorucian (t) 100 to 15 Paw (off) 7 to 1 Formosa (off, tBto 1) 8 to 1 Typhoeus (off) 8 W 1 Green Sleeve (t) 100 to 8 Hue Gown (t and off) DEBBY. 16 to 1 apt Suffolk (t) 20 to 1 The Earl (off, t2sto 1) 40 to 1 Harvester (t) 40 to 1 Speculum (off, tsoto 1) "MATHER RZPORT.-(THIS DAL) FRIDAY. MAIM Is. $ A.M. COMMEIiq . War GO V KR1V1161114 , 2Y ) Deputations from the Atrooistod Aorta= a Oomooror waited ape& Lord Stamiloy sad dr itioluoord this siornias to prom* the rosobatistiVi LWIII ,47D 811ABR I EWL8 F i f Lid tad= hndlay t6l p. 6.1 • / tn 2 sat • G01.0611/4. GOVRitatlea 11116i*Itir I Z. • Atotiroani. 6 par Md., 010110011 01N. Um South wolio Gansmeant. 5 v t e 11010. as* 7dirdllll. kw seat., 1891, January sea inty,lo9.. lastan Gorarnmant, 6 pa nosh, and July, 1064. gor., 6 pre oint., Ipell as i 016.66 e, 112. OILDWAST SSA= AID STOCSS. • Oaledonian, Ira. Great llsonorai, 71 1 x R6 1 . . Oran Northam, Da, A. IA arealrao no dividend tall 6 per cont. has boon paid to 81,1001, 661, 109 96. Groat Wainns--thisinel. 471. Loader, Beiplitosomil lona Omsk 45. B t, 4- alolhathant. and Dom., 181. ma Mani Western, US, I. sot NV* Wootton, 86. Moingoltan. ILII, I, v D6.—Ix11•11011 (di. R&M to 6 par seat. VS Jan., 1970 1 4,1U ut DMA* 351dhad 1051, 1. North kaniora—Soretak, 102. Da—Saosirana awl Darlington, 1301. _ North and On* Wows Jeutilaos, 107. as South &dors, 791. 4. Stainna, Wokinelif t runispoit =Aim. and Weida., 94. Great Wadse=l hi guar., 100. sacrum iosealezoars. Br as Das Onaraatood 5 par anat., 165. East Indira arestaod 6 non .ant., VAL 141, 91. Grand Trunk .[.Canada, 161. Gnat boa Pudasib, gus..s pre goat, 144 Griot WINANS of Onnitin, 154. Mans, pealetteed i a goat , 103. Ondo ant Raltilnind ( gam 5 Ton 14. Soinolo—ranjault 5 por rent., 1014 no t „., 1. - 14.41110 N RAILWAYS. DELsaburg sad Vtita (Limited), 72, 1. Swath Austrian sad laaabsrdo-V4sibra, 14, 1, I. massrhils agreed arta at the romart asahreath. th• amble lord mid that the anima Midi towel deities of the Portuguese wino dudes rail anirel to the spirit revenue ; that the quarantine rl idhaki the Mediterraneas were my re:new ; and Yob M be very desirable, if possible, by peaceable moue to man up trade with the interior of China. The Cluiseshar the Fachequer waa prevented from attending. THE METROPOLIS GAB BILL. This morning was published the draft of the bill brought baby Mr. Morrimo, Mr. Leas, and Mr. Gent, to amend the Metropolis Cies Act of 1800, and to poke further ;position for regulating the supply of gam to the metropolis, and for other purposes senseeted therewith. The bill ..stain a hundred clauses. By this bill it is proposed that the Metropolitan Board of Worth or the Commissioners of Sewers skull have compulsory power to purchase the undertaking of any oompany (if notios of such intention be gives within six months after the passim' of the act), and la cam of inability to agree to twins, that gentles shall be de termined by an arbitrator, to be appointed by t►s Beard of Trade on the application of either party. The par• .Lase-money may by agreement " be paid in the foam of or commuted for an annual sum redeembie or irredomabLe in perpetuity, or for a term of yam to be eberged on and issuing out of the undertaking, am sad when par aimed orwithoat other sesouity." Thopurshanessoney is to be raised ea the security of the mastlaking. The Beard of Works or Commissimen of Semie may also 'take from any of the companies a supply of pm ia balk, either in perpetuity or for a term of years, on teems to be agreed upon betweeo the parties, or in default thereof at the pries fixed upon by the arbi trator named by the Board of Trade ; and the pur chasers are to have the same power's as the Supply ing company over the mains, service pipes, sod other works neossaary for the proper supply of Igas to the public. But in them cams the metropolitan authorities will be held liable for the quality and price of the gas supplied, just as companies are liable to tOnSILMSTS who parttime directly from them. The income thus derived by the Board of Works or commissimen is to be applied in payment of the expenses of 'tenting the act, in payment of the interest on loans, and in aid of rates levied by the commissioners. The proviatoss of the bill respecting amalgamation are to apply to shoes only of the companies to whom notice of intention to purchase Is given within six months after the passing of the act. The profits of the companies are still restricted to 10/. par cent. per annum ; sad Meuse where there may btany acmes over that amount, the excess is to be applied first of all in makingap any deficiency then may have been in the last preceding year .; apd if there still be any excess it shall be carried to the divisible profits of the undertaking for the following year. But any deficiency caused by the pay :meg' nut of profits of forfeitures or penalties, or expenses incurred by accidents, shall not be deemed such a deficiency as is authorked to be made up in the following year. It is also pro ' posed to authorise the Board of Trade to appoint three men of ptsetkel knowledge and experience as gas referees who shall prescribe the mode to be adopted for testing illuminating power of the gas supplied by the companies, and have authority also to visit the various gssworka, and investigate the methods of manufacture so as to ascertain the amount of impurity with which gas supplied by them is charged. It is, however, expressly declared that the gas shall be free from all impurity in the form of sulphuretted hydrogen. The metropolitan authori ties shall have power to appoint pm examiners for the several testing places. The illuminating power of the gas (except cannel gas), shall, between the 30th September, 1868, and the Ist January, 1870, be equivalent to the illuminating power of not less than 14 candles, and after the latter dote the standard is to be raised to 16 candles The price to be charged by the several companies from the present time to January, 1870, is to be 4s. per 1,000 cubic feet up to the standard of 16 candles, except in the case of the Independent and the South Metropolitan Companies,which are to charge 3a. 4d.; but after that date the price charged by any company is not to exceed 3s. 9d. The companies may in 1871 appeal for a revision of the scale, is which case the Board of Trade is to be empowered to appoint two com missioners for the purpose of hearing the appeal. Penal- ties may be imposed for defect of illuminating power, and to( armee of impurity, excepting in eases in which these de-, facts arise from unavoidable accident. The costs incidental' to the pending of this act are to be paid by the Metropoli tan Board of Works. STRIKE OF SOUTH LANCASHIRE COLLIERS. The strike of the South Lancashire colliers may be said to have fairly began. On Wednesday the last of the notices given by the masters of a reduction of 15 per cent. In wages expired, and now the whole of the mi population of the southern division of the meaty is orJ work with the exception of the men—a few thousands in number—whose employers have either made no reduction whatever in wages or have consented to accept the terms which the men have offered, via., • reduction of 10 per cent. on the recent rate of payment. In what is known as the Wig= district there are now, it is estimated, about 13,000 colliers, of whom at least 10,000 are on strike, the remainder consistingcipally of the workmen en at the pits in the ne ighbo urhood of Atherton and West Leigh. In the St. Helens district, which includes Hay dock and Billinge the number of lately employed will pro. bably be about 6,000, and of them nearly the whole are out, and have been for • week or two. Yesterday, there was a genera delegate meeting at Wigan, and • large assembly unanimously resolved to adhere to the course of action which had been pre viously resolved upon, and to accept no reduction which amounted to more than the last advance, nomi nally 10 per cleat. la the afternoon • mass meeting was held, and was attended by sleet 12,000 This Included a body d 3,000 or 4,000 Ms d i r=rt. Helens and Heyde*, who marched through the town in preession. The s pe akers ware Mr. G. ndoord (chair man), Messrs. W. Pic kard Rymer, and Aapinall, and the decision of the delegates was ratifi ed by the ammeobly. It was also resolved that a committee be bound to receive sutreriptioes on behalf of the men not belong to the union ; the ices in the union to be maintsined from the funds in hand till the money is exhausted, and then sub scriptions to be solicited for them also. A meeting was held last night in the Victoria ball, to consider the propriety of adopting the Rabb* Libraries Act in Leeds. A resolution in favour of the adoption of the set was proposed by the vicar, and seconded by Mr. Marshall, and after an animated Lone- Mon the question was pet to the vote. The meeting sp. peered so equally divided in opinion that the mayor took the vote twice, and thee &misted there was a majority in favour of the adoption of the act, which will, therefore, come into operation, its provisions being carried out by the council. • The Italie of Florence has the following :—" Lord Clarendon has pawed through this city, coming from Rome, and at reale to Paris. If we belied oar in formants, we bad positive redone for thinking that the sojourn of the nide lord in the Stared Cup ham net failed to modify his views and sentiments in same degree. When be Ant passed through Florence be appeared in- alined to strongly advise moderation as regards Some ; but now, on his return from that capital, be is add to bare expand sentiments net very favontrible to tie ex treme pretensions of the prelates." Quzimerowa, Haien la—The National Steam ship Company's steamer Denmark arrived bare lad eight, and embarked her passengers this morning. She will peer coed far New York when the gale moderates. The deuser Helvetia, belonging to the muse eampany, from New York. also arrived off Queenstown, sill a.m., to-day. fibs landed passengers and proceeded for LiverpoeL The Helvetia bebop 60,000 dela. in specie. 6614•1 D BONSAI!' M•11..--GIBILALT•11, 24•111Cli 12, 6 r.n.—The Tanjore, from Botithenipien Kink 7, le now entering port. AOCIDINT TO • 130101•MBULIBT.—A merlons, if not fatal, accident occurred at Mansfield to a maa, named Matthewman, a stonemason of Hnddendcld.Oa the sight of the 4th tart. Matthewmaa called st the Eclipse inn, Mansfield, and asked far a bed. Hl= accommodated, sad at 12 o'clock he retired to rest 3 o'olosk the next nonfat he got oat of bed, it le believed, while asleep opened the bedroom window, and threw ha self oak Hefell on to the causeway below, a dittoes of 30 test He was taken up in an insensible stale sad re moved into the home. It was found that am cl his acme was brakes, and that he had received fearful injuries to his head and other parts at his body.—llomimphem Jarrwal. Whoa 0.1. Maim =IMAM 710 110 CO 70 Wl ' 100 tae :. Said 10010 1110 11040 SIM .. 1700 Mibe. MN vs. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS_DAT.). ____, (ram owl ._ owl, ocausroirDinir.) Corrox.—Tbe market owlet bat malady. 13•10 'beat 10,000 balm. boss. —The market moderately attended. /neat and flour in modenins despond at Tuesday's miss. Beans, peas, osta, slid oatmeal In retail demand. Prices nosnamily unchanged. Indian earn very slow sale, at la. per qr. de aline; mixed, 42a. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.: (mom out olini — ooinisiognarr.) Wheat Made vary quiet, at late rates, Dm* in falr demand; beaus an oats 'Mat% MINOING-L1241.-:(TaO5 DAY.) Srosa.—Tbe market remains very steady, with a fair bat not an active demand. The private ales lads& Demerara and Derbies, at 31s. to 31e. 6d.; d 365. 6d. to 36e. 9d. Lased is also steady, wi s Z s M u m . , active insqtr all dansripiloam Comm. quali at Plsalatioa Ceylon have sold readily at ties prime ; Jae to Ise las ordinary, 635. to 695. 6d. ; low saraanai and m 70s. to Ma.; good cod dling, midd li ng, 80a to 83s. dd.; moms knee temeinee de li of ear. Taa.—Pzioes remit steady, but the desead maims limited. Itsx.—Atmat IMO taas :Dams grain said bit arrival, prises A searal. corm. —7lb• aiselaal to has Native, and prism la sous was are an parlia. bass. licris.—Tla• marina sollsoss salsa. tiaLrrsras.—Tbs mrlasi bas less lama saliva ; 800 =al 19a. ed. far ralkasaiass 4i to 44, Aare praspa ; t 3, at MAL same ; aad rasass sa* 1 9 a 3 d, shor prompt flosissa.--1100 Islas arid at Hs 94. to 17.. Joys.—For ortival. 6,000 hatiosold Wil. 100. to 191. 16t. oil tie spot. no market w quiet. TALLOW MARILIT.—(THIS DAT.) The maim* is firms. WWII 18n. ', 41s. 3d. ; Poem. bort Y. 0. on ties spit 435. 3d. ; llnnb , 4.. 3d. ; Oslo. Ur to Dosseiber, 445. 64. to 465. ; Dessiebor„ 43.. KIDS WARKET.(THIS DAY.) LELDIMALL.—Rides : 66165. b 64Th.., 3d. to 30. ; Ms. to 34d. to 30.; Tab.. to KUL, NA. to 4d.; 80110. to Mo., 4d. to 4d. ; Ma. to 96165..4ed.t0 44d. Horn hides, 95. &t. to 105. 6d. (La skim, 6404 to 45.; 6411, Ti. BEINOIMILEY.--Slisepsidas : Pol.d , 10‘ to lb. ; kids, 65 to 105. ; downs, 65. 6d. to Is. ; isselbse. 1i.14. BOROUGH HOP MAREZT.—(TBNI DAT.) Roam. Pattatasa sad lhallik nowt sa t Ea the demand for Dogfish begs d Yr last growth, at sahsaosd prima isrolga aragiss se (polity slat moot with s ready silo at bib gastraisaa COAL MARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Had HoHay las. 6L ; Walls llad Oripaa 1, las 611.; ~►~ Mad loath Hs.; Wan. Di ffs el t rsaik Hall, 17s. ; Walls Ned 17s. 3d. ; Walls Dad Was Kala, ills. ; Walls la 15a. 9d. ; Walls lad Male Pallas, Wdb well, Ha. 61.; Hanby HMIs y, 1419.--SP tlMal ametelt, 30 at ssa. The stasis skipaionb has Now York ate hoarier lids year they for ow porgies' pea in the Mier, al the eanotry. Flan Jim. Ito Fob. 24 they biro aroourtott to 10,592,115 d. 1.... mowed *hit 4,508,712 Bole, fee the one time ha 1882. The year for add& the thipetoota of the earrespondling pitied meat mead, approchealor to H them el 1858 la 1858, vim tie export d spode to Ti. St woe 11,482,518 PORZION ORLIOATIONS. Orel Vtteiseill;ll, PLL iyifaiiieigi;etT, 78k, 8, coLornei AND **pact* Bait* Chantal; Oold aad Bilnr itirdrandtad), 34, 7.16. Don Pedro, North did /day, 11, 1 1.1 6 pm. 81. John del Roy fLienlani), 16. Yudanamntana of 8. Arantralia (Lbs.) 11. Lit and Wad ladle, 111. London Ind St KAU/41111, 50. JOINT Brom BANKS. Agra (Limited) A, 10, I, id. Do., B, 71, Animas (Liaditoll e,... 4 Auer.- (Molted), 191. Bank oN=Oel 104. Beak of Noe Zomba& Imperial Odessa, 91. Lemke sad Oemety, Net, booed at 90 prom, 12/. paid, 34 taadm sad Weelodnater, 681. Provincial dirtied, 80. 1111BCISLLANI101711. Anglo-Ameetion Telegraph (Limited), 22), 11. AngLo-Modeaa Mint, 181. , Atlantis Telegreph, In, 61. Do. 8 per oent, 1081. Berlin Waterworks( Limited) 14. City of Moony Gas (LimitaLll. Credit Feeder of England ( feed), S 1.18,1. °geed PaleesS per cent. perpetual debenture, 107. But India pm aad Omel, 161. 9 pm oat. Viceroy Lam, guanateed by goveramea 99. n(1'716(4 Weeeheme t, (Limited), 10). Italian Ir oboe, 6 per ant. bonds, redeemable 1870, hoed at 90, 1. London Geaseal Oinalbue Company (Limited), 2 id. Oman Barbee lasszame, 191. Teiegraph Ometreetios ad Malateeame (Urn.), 141. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& ![ARK-LAN!.-(11p1 DAY.).. There was only a limited attendance of Millers at to day's market. The arrivals of •• wheat were small ; nevertheless, the trade ruled steiWy, but no change took plaits in the quotations. Full average supplies of foreign wheat were on offer. Very little business was doing at the rates currimt on Monday. Floating cargoes of wheat moved off slowly bat at an. altered currencies. Maim and other deeseiptions of pro duce, afloat, were gem in value. For Ins melting barley the trade was steady, at full quo tations. Other kinds, however, were dull sit saki Malt commanded but little attention, at previous prima. The show of oats was mall. The trade ruled quiet, bat prior were well supported- No change took *in in the valve of beans, the demand for which was limited. Teas tomtit buyers at full pekes. Flour moped off slowly, on farmer terms. • MOM seeds were in fair request, at deed, Wm. Cakes were dull. AIRITAIA OF GRAM, &e.. INTO LONDON BT WATU CARRIAGE MOB MARCH s TO MARCH 114 DOTE HT- FA .R lirP":"° ) _: RIF 9: 0 4 , 90- , Mow is little Unhinge hi the Nee% /Meal* to* elk "gest boa thiß viUk 11284. NOY, eilihuset, Arilish isaaw ilk souses of eiesplelise. the towdempy of prices is Lk in consimeenee of the demand for silver for the Let, Oisikiriet with a diminished " bear" amount sad movie increased deliveries of stock from the FMK espeigly of railways. Consols are within* vandals, lint the Urea per dents. Reduced and'aulteirgines per Coats have declined per cent. Railway shares are fiat, upon a renewal of ',sedative operations fora tall. The changes in the /ore* department are confined to a few storks. Ameeken securities and colonial government debentures are steady. The rate for choice bills in the discount market is 11 per cent., with a good demand. Console are now quoted 93 to 1 for money and the account (April 2), and the Three per Cents. /Wooed and New Three per Cents., 911 to 92. The railway smokes is Sat ; but most of the principal lines are unaltered, in the absence of basin m. Midland Stook has declined 1 per cent., lthe present price being 1051 to a. North British it lower, at 34 to ; Caledonian, 82 to*, ex new • London and North Western, 1151 t o ; Gres; Western, 461 to 47 1; South Western, 86 to 66 ; Greta aretten, 511 too; Brighton, 4 to; ; South Eastern, 721 to 1 ; Metropolitan, 1131 to 1; Great Northern, 106 to 106 ; ditto A, 1001 to 1; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to ; York and North Midland, 94/ t o 91 ; Berwick, tog to 1021 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1251 to 198. Peruvian Bonds of 1865 are in demand, and have improved f par cent., viz., to 76/ to 77. Spaniah New Three per Cents. are at 351 to 36, being 1 par cent better ; Turkish of 1865,33 to 1, showing a rise of 1 ; Italian of 1861, 451 to 46—a reduction of 1 ; Russian of 1866, 881 to 87 }—. decline of *; Brazilian of 1886, 71} to 72 ; Chilian of 1867, 87 to 88 ; Egyptian of 1864, 881 to 81 ; the Viceroy's Loan, 73} to 74 ; Mexican, 161 to 16 ; Turkish of 1868, 59 to 60 ; and ditto of 1862, 61 to 62. The Indian Five per Cent. stock is unchanged at 1141 to 115, but the Four shows a rise of 1 per cent, viz., to loot to 101, ex div. The Bonds are at 30a. to 35e. prem. ; the Five per Cent. Debentures, 106 to 1. Bank Stock, 249 to 251 ; and Exchequer Bill', 10s. to 16.. prem. Very few dealings have been recorded in Bank shares. London and Westminster, 671 to 691 ; Union of London, 33 to 34; Anglo-Austrian, 31 to prem.; London and Brazilian, 34 to 32 dia. ; Imperial Ottoman, / dia. to par ; and Con solidated, 1 to I prem. Financial shares are quoted as follows :—General Credit, 211 to II die. ; Credit Foncier, 7to 6 dis. ; International Financial,ll to I) die. ; and London, 26 to 24 dis. The market for Colonial lines is inactive. Sad Indian, 1094 to 110 ; Great Indian Peninsula, 1084 to 109 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 151 to 1; and Great Western, 164 to 16. Miacellaneous shares are neglected. National Discount, 54 to 61 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 144 to 1 ; Egyptian Trading, 44 to din. ; Telegraph Construction, 14 to ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. proforma, 54 to 4 ; and Anglo-American, 221 to 4. American Securities have been dealt in to a moderate extent, at yesterday's prices. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 71f to 72 ; kris Railway shares, 491 to f ; and Illinois Central, 89} to 80. The third general meeting of the Sociifte 04- n4re's de l'impire Ottoman will be held on the 14th of May, at Constantinople, "to receive and approve the sooounts of the third working year, ending the 31st December, 1867, to hear the report of the Council of Administration, and to fix the dividend." HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols remain quiet at 93 to I. In the railway market the principal features a rise of li per cent. in Caledonian stock, viz., to 831 to f. Metropolitan is i higher, while London and North Western has declined }. Foreign bonds are rather flatter, and a relapse of 4 per cent. has occurred in Spanish New Three per Cents. and Turkish of 1866. The sum of 4,000 i. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The City of Boston, from New York, hes brought only 1,0001. in specie. Owing to the recent important advance in the price of cotton here, and to the consequent despatch of large orders to buy it in the Kest, there was an active demand yesterday for bar silver for ex . rtation to Bombay and Calcutta ? and upwards of . 1,0001. was purchased at quotations ranging from is. Old. to ss. lid. per onnoe, being id to id. above the lest price of yesterday. The whole of this silver must, it is stated, be imported from the Continent, and this will tend to increase the demand for hex gold for that quarter. The Bombay exchange has been reported by telegraph at 2s. per rupee, show ing a considerable advance on recent rates. The Peninsular and Oriental Col i n n z y are un derstood to have made a reduction of per cent. in their rates of freight on Kiwis to • and of 1 per rent. on specie to China and Japan. On gold to India their charge is now 1 per cent. Th. Great Weeksisa Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9751. compared with the corresponding period of last year ; the Great Modern, an maresee of 2,6901. ; the Groat Northern, an increase of 679 k ; the London and South West ern, an increaseof 2,0161. • the North Eadern, a decrease of 6971. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, as increase of 2,525 k ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 14801. • the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Me tropolitan Extension and bra nches, an increase of 1,433 ; and the Metropolitan Extension separately, an increase of 4481. The new MiSwell Docks were opened for busi ness on Wednesday bythe admission of the Spanish screw ironclad Arapiles, of 4,900 tom and 25 feet draught of water. After entering the west docks, the Arapiles was passed into the graving dock, the =lrtYof the .are company, where Messrs. onitlackwall, the builders of the vessel, purpose making certain additions to her. Although a strong gale was blowing at the time, everything passed off most satisfactorily, the appliances of both wet docks and graving dock waking smoothly, and without difficulty of any kind. The Arspiles was removed frees the Victoria to the wall Docks owing to the peculiar facilities afforded by the dry dock attached to the latter. Subjoined is Ham Oulverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the Nth swiss of Ede ages emwter Me year Mere was • geed all of the Wired, arida yam imema, dsmaad being said at extreme tity Ere India—Oz sad eew were is fair regret, ma bombe forward beteg said at late vales ; the fee amber sae* We said veil. 33,988 bides offered all meld. ant 6--Ifellato was meells_ hewed Is. lemthar—ammi Leas, heat Madras leif Claimmals odd et aemfaellee.Ser Li s er cia lfidee— i rsh= t2bla er a fair ecompeadam pies. Ompe maid welintegierm szimi tit sad Derailed the penis. M i t Mi es were The thlfewhis is theolisiel Moto et tik. cheques . : • -J Md 1 cleared in the %elms' Olserbt-hour for Iti L yes Vredniiiday, March 11 Saab a we 6 ...s- 9,708,000 Ale* 13 . 6 7% 000 Illeaday. Dem* 9 9,462,000 Teraday Mesa .111 • 8,901,010 9reialalin 162814 11 • • • 1189,348,060 Joey . TOOK Deputy laspevka. Beakers' Oleeriarbesee. each 12. The total has been raised by the payment of the railway dividends, and by the falling, due on the 7th, of some large bills in the Indies smdAustralian trades. The "middy return of the Beek Of Rom mime the &Dewing eleseges : Gin sad balsa Bills damns ...ted Deerteee 600,000 Noise le aireslaVir Plink depoile 1 Mamas No elbow Tummy hawse The coarse of the Preach Bank's accounts is still the sense as for may loonths past. With the in crease of 400,0001. now shown, the coin end bullion are raised to 46,291,6001., while the discounts eontinue to fall off, indicating much depression of trade. The return of the Bank of England for the week eadingWednesday, March 11,compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Oblithilla for ...... 834,876,965 Demean 107,305 Cllmmllitisa satire 23,175,015 Dexeses 418,365 Addis 414peils —.-... 4,636,122 Limon 148,106 Odor e sesesilir ia impolite Glovmiest Waft &Wilma* . 13,268,079 No ohmage. Othoo losarigui Q do paitomat both 17,572,261 loony* 00,547 in a* batiks ia dipertamista Seven day sad other bills— 496,598 Demers 40,467 The Poet 3,612,945 Iseeesee 2,251 Notes i■ reserve Total ruerve (notes it coin) la banking depextaaeot 13,004,515 Iwamoto 481,703 Owing to the increase in the deposits, which has not been accompanied by any corresponding in crease in the advances on securit►es, an addition of 481,7031. has been made to the reserve. As a result of the import and export transactions of the week, the Bank parted with 72,0001. in gold ; and, as the above return shows an increase of 43,3381. in the coin and bullion, it is evident that coin is flow ing back from the internal circulation. BANK Or 1 Aa Lomat parossat to the Act weak maims oa Wednesday, t 111501 all Nola lamed 43 876,91$ it 54,876,06.5 &Luling° Di = dont Dyad 614.141. 94 000 4512, Mile Depotla (In eluding llzelniq , &iv. Banks. Oxii- - elf._ al N.sikeid 17e - bk — asidirv Aments) 4.936.1r2 Mar Doodle Seven da7 sad Ober Ils 4143,844,836 March 12. UM. INOLAND. Jta . s?ri am vtc., e. a. for the estwood &be 1111.016,100 Oer secarttiee 9,960100 I Gold aim and bd boa 19,878.915 allver bunion 117) - T*Tainiiat sm. ciao =Won Otlmw llocotrtlles 17,572,2111 Notes Gold sad _ _ COY 1,1456$ Z 113,844.855 P. MAY, Depot, CM r. THUNIDAT Evans. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to 4, both for money and the 2nd of April, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents, were last quoted 92 to ; Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 16s. prem., being ls. better ; Bank Stock, 249 to 261 ; India Five per Cents., 1144 to 115—showing • relapse of 4 ; ditto Four per Cents., 100„ to 4, ex div. a rise of 4 ; ditto Bonds, 30e. to 355. prem. ; and ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 106 to 4. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 4, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 92, 4,2, ex drv. ; ditto, Five per Cent., 1034 ; Bank Stock, 249, 51 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 114„, 154, 144, I ; ditto Four pm. Cent., 1034, 1, ex thy. ; ditto Certificates, 102„ ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 1014, 3, ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1872, 1084 ; ditto, 1877, 103 ; ditto, 1882, 1024 ; ditto Bonds, 345., 30s. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) - ONE O'CLOCK. ' This being seeding day, there is not much busi ness in the mining market, and prices generally are unchanged. Annexed are the quotations : West Chiverton, 64 to 66 ; Chiverton, 21 to 3 ; Chivertos Moor, 61 to 1 ; Cern Brea, 18 to 19 Fast Cern Brea, 36e. to 405.; Prince of Wales. 21 I to i ; East Lovell, 81 to 9 ; New Lovell, 12.. to 14a ; Tincroft, 131 to 14f ; Clifford, 6 to 6/ ; North Treskerby, 26e. to 28s. ; Wheal Beton, 85 to 871 ; and Great Laxey t 164 to 1, ex div. In the market for foreign and colonial mining shares Bt. John dal Roy are quoted 17 to 18 ; Don Pedro, 21 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 ' die. •to 1-16 prem. • Pe starena, to 4 dia. ; Chontales, 11 to 1 dis. ; Rosen Grande, 1 dis. to par ; Ang lo-Italian, par to 1 prem. ; United Mexi can, le to 1; Froniino and Bolivia, 9.16 to 11-16 . ; Port Phillip, 14 to 1; and Central American, die. to par. The ordinary general meeting of the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company (Limited) will be held on the 23rd inst., when a dividend will be declared. MIS The Pestarena United Gold Mining Company have received 788 ounces of gold from the mines. A dividend of 3s. 4d. per share has been de clared on Linares Lead If' • shams ; also of Is. 6d. on those of the Alamillos Company ; and of 2s. per share on those of the Fortuna Company, in each instance free of income tax, and payable on the 28th instant. Tus AFFAIR or rwe " Toatreuo."—dll the bob which the sevorounent have to arninumicele rope= ins the sere of the Mean= Tornado, which, it will he re membered, wee ens= by the Spanish Mists Owena, cm the high esem„ ere to be found in the pep= jun preeestod to parliesmat. It is =GM= menthe mimes /he Termed, war embed, sad the NOD NM= es ter it ever from =skim Lord fiesaley writes to Qepteim Calm, who has berm Man sod Draught er. destitaifies by the embus, that "Its cannot say whin tie tool pressedings en likely to GP= to en end," w(banish Ithlifilt for Foreign Albin having just before exprewed himself in similar terms. Oar esyseu. cant, however, maintains • very reserved obi es to the cove, mid steadily &dime to admit the contention of beams. S. base, Oompbcd, end Co., the ceteneible =we of the Tamale that the ecestitattos of the Prise Court et Cadiz is et verbs= with the mammy . est*: of War mth:4ml law. A number of mew hum Santiegm = Cod in the entudeted to give pre to w INNIUNI 01 the SiGNlik govenewni. Ume the Tweed° wee relay • veal alba the Mips was most bed bought in this ,wi=ry terieremmes elf . KLICTRICAL 0010117NICIATION BITTigarIi•IIIIILY PALMING= AND Ocean—The mart nub by Oohed Yolked to the Board at Trade as experiments rescally made es =deem Base of railway we which some al the =tins have bora wholly or partially fitted with difforeat systems of deshion oonsumnioation wee hewn this sporneg. After dimming the various plena which hers been toned, Ooloccol Yolhad says there ten bs no doe= se to the posethility of enaldishing end mein bla nestrion communionlon throughou ma w beg= of • railway train, from the t sem the putrommb of the various auriages ; bat he is quite mare that it any plan that may be = Is to be elleiset, it must he wad ommolemtly he the of Int ieL lsoilmscl m ini Z a brpt oat of ii• IMNIONIM err racy ise =rThe se ribm i l s ksuld be ' Mt n" in listris ryes tbs suswardriii• ~km — fart, es to sewresity ed ewe seemmll ter the public moiety i b td s , wisittiltr ou r s : tit prosliss- Wiry. To be* se alsoll Ova alllssitur =WIMP ; end - be :lp ll= im T the error el baby usable to aerVeltsl Irian ,heal* b et s=l--liar is in aisle Maw might be im boreiebted sad lave bayous _apt somyssy's Ilar is assilior—lbs Led .4i !bale. mitt 11s. lAA epos lo lir= &rids ~ 7_ : , t A: , !ilt a - A • ., • ~ i ' 1 • FAsaairot,i Ma oa 1 emtyle the Is • 4. am b ri t : = et the llunsor ad e si a or plreglis Via, sure eel osalled rilli rererlf arall a gr uv ia I re the 47, art ware alseliimed 111 weir —Ayr Adistiorr. £$ ,e 76,965 I I. • ••