The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-15 00:00:00

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PARENTS --RDUCA- I o rs ler Or and GUARDIANB. %aromas 011111141111 L—A monied mod body sad Walk alvadsbAllty, nada, la me *fin la• ess** no• LI •I I'M NUMMI at Mil" Wm. 54•71. • Waal ••••••••• sada le all tie *mhos of mallerate. luamr.fratorr remolds .111 be Was.— a. It. Ilari•lptreold. Cla•••••••••• W. O mni. a ICRURNTE SMUTS/UR COURANT& 1111901 AUX a a 1•111141M - -WATItia- II bow boaeumil via • /1•041 an AWN et she alms WNW WU. •=7l_ 0 their -a simiesares a .lll , ar. A rie 1 tid...4 1 1111100Dilk &Nettle. Ilamitailsrr. la. R. C. litabllbed A.D. 1791 m m aidget Ow la mob. N B. Thbaledillo MI alaa• MON. awl as "'bola., M l o de*. WEDDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. a Rosatarrai, .2. Pl^e■4lo2.tratta. MIMI*. to Marlow& r.......c"..T.,................... 1n..43,w:A wv,t,".Wak.':Lt.'...rtMiTtp!(b.....2n. NATAL MOVNTKI , . 10111LOPI CAW., nLO7. - .1.4 a ILL red 1111117ANW ,e ice; ewe OWN. 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MN swum lam le all mama fir Wm la E r OUS I HTLOLD III WORDB.-EXCELLENT 00310011 i lt d :11014 TVA 00E2LIT is• s.znas" ' Dwo l" Trialliolair "Oases " ' liAlwer •—iisMamis.fi, ems IL i Ihlmiwas& W ALTERS' PATENT 'Anwar OONVIIIIII3OI *le Is 114' lennanATlVlVlrt QOM) and WHITS TIMM ice Q OM) Lle Wareel •■••••••• ..... . e......i VE a! i mideri ....p ze 4 . Irl4. BOW maw. 6. 2.l=ltris sh. Ike lad 17=1:1 1 01 . ..e%s ~.._diimig.T. .......r..TWinb... Vows 5q1e......K. la ma germ. .1.. 'ate .. . =urn. 11==.2: 24 9.= row •••a5we........ RS. JOHNSON% AMERICAN SOOTHING Val Illitslzmyt, a :2 ,z .. ..= *trip pull.. mei Ir peon am a. ja. :T ib pr line Ow IS Is aejsia is gado. Sr omit am ; NO as to it li= Woo IL RS. Er" "* anrir. s . s. w, "" " s the Ir *la& rieStil ms /0 gulp* re as ler imp is owl Pl. Po Mali 74TIM DISCOVERY la MEDICAL Benaicz. ": 44 :4k i T __llllli aer,et miser. 1%- k =l.7=ir • PLIAS, sad LtSias, ais t ralbje ISOM • Mil 1111•0311111.1a.. 101 4= 11 4 I: 4 ss alr ia. 0 1 ,... rwatimu m... .5agam•42 .4 4/4 se4.7OSIL l• CuIITAL Ta.vca—HAM-Coant DATrinIIII -11114 avatar 13.—Adoesslam • ormest, WS; le man lamb 1.07, ma 01 Iva $.70 ELECTION IN2BLLIGENCB. 80D11124. The nomination foititie borough took pplace on Saturday. Up to Friday night thin win two caaatdatee in Os kid, bin on thinarlap gawky lk. J. Toque, the wassentivi ciadida.• aid no tea wean, withdraw from the wateit. - At slaves o'clock the Mayor, WU Ihrfeest, les., pro ceeded to t h e Toms-bed, mid and the preemdleds. After Mee venal formalities bed bees gees Ml. JOHN COl.l Gloa=md, thr°l Z Mr. C 21111,11 COLINAS 118C0144 %be of Jews WYM, E O 4-. as • it sad Fever person to represent Meals is tie Commons Hama of Palomar. No othor candidate Imola bees preceeed, the Mayor, scud I .Cod ...beers, declared Ms. W7ld to be day elected. LISIRARD. In consequence of Mr. R. W. Grey, late member for Liekeeed, having roosted hie wat by his acceptance of the atandirionerehip of her Majesty's Claims, it his be. *owe nearer, to 111 bulbs*. Inmsdiateiy is the vuesey beconliag karma, Mr. W. B. Pole Carew, • ceenervatlve. adored to cams% the liereugh if the electOrewridd Mudge Mae, but his ober is. not appreciated, thank,* hie lervices awe act repaired. Another gentlemen in the Mid wee Mr. J. IL Marabou, el London, • liberal etwerevative. Imply dasaralsd with Wang. but he prudently reheleed ken Wig his whims anal M.r. Manisa who had hem adeend by the liberal eseemitte Gim e. rt Marl ad dro.eed the oraMiterway. Mr. Oebunee arrived at Lir Ze b rd ... l the= train at Prlday sight. and of the abeam la iherliniwere:nolndlaelleleli ll . As. M. Mein la die/dr. . M. 7 serrtat.Oseir — ia es Melagentes eardearriffi red sad 'Waged chow's*. Altar no or tweerniegrarelteles maid—No doubt there were essay prong lobs war with to know hiss views co the =g i sr trap. Well, Say bed (GSM of the SIM bed ow beta Mad . 0 Ins public Van i rethemesola mess Ile pverweset eel Ind Dabs —piny haw)--wldali be theaships pais meet formed set ea" es himint ea stest l ar me tlee , ciples—Omer, loadj—gostmlilig ta be Mimi goarentrieg jest theabieMN weld sot mold, ad at the mule time toollogibe yogis with • promise of reform which wet new Waded le Issiews. (Boar.) Well, what V they got in Its eissilf Mae, hear.) Now, he tied[ that with sessFelses it was • great Improweet es the last He held that with the afrieleg stele el tress es reethant of Europe that the esserry star out bsee a bear sew Y deed with fearer. pears Um Lord Mthassers, sad be went further by saying snit if we were to bare • Mint bra to deal efficiestly with the demean and emir Wiser d this owery, the proper mat to do that wee I d Sea ilautall. (Cries.) Although be was not one of thee* tune pried his faith to errytblog, or to any body of roast be bell madame in Loud John Ewell. (Chews.) Be Sena es du n g ha beg life he had done more fee the pea belly id hie ' coaustresees than any stare setter e and it was I an earnest of what be weehl da Se weld give expression to his option with taigess is the weals slaw of this country intbout Wary. (Saw, beef.) He believed he was then standing lea isserames ben ; sod II the working men carried out temper Orders th ey might do the country a large &mow of geed—(\ s p ar ) ; bat they v. put en army in their mouths WWI away their brains." (Beer, rem) And what was the *largesse.? Why, that they bad not • lair share in the geriersat of the country. Is alluding to the high tor held by msebeake, be observed that he hod remarked la cootrareettur ha had held with them that they word pot to the blush many of the corebste of the bream:wry. and he thought it would be for the NOONOy of the country that the portals of the watitution abound he opened and a large infusion of this. men—especially if Wry were rho. men—admitted. Es wished there could be same seek teat applied. (Hese, hem.) But he would not go Ire Wails se to how far he war go or how much lie would give, but whin the bill caw they must trust to him. He week not split little strews, out he would take • Mew of the guano& What be could do he iiwsw and for the general welfare of the country he would; but all these things la a country oonatitred like Engird must necessarily be a coespronree brow pa am. liperrieg of retrenchment, be rehreed to the lmmuue sum of money now raised by taxation, sniciestine in the segregate to 75 millions, and he said he err net help riles Massif whether the Hoar of Commosu as at reser had managed its affairs so well that the wanly dhow it to remain mi it is, and he lied no hafts*s la Nee if thole. went on as at pewee with so lavidi se npreseetrive governmest would be at • as managed at resat, It seemed to his that Se Bewee Commons was nothing more than a great teeing madam net raising the largest amount of mosey in the 'heart peed& spew of time, therefore it wee that an infusion rif new bleed was waated into the Hors of Commons. (Hear, hear.) Minie.ere themselves complained that all that members did sow was to urge them to epee , ' morey. (Hear, hear.) Then cam. the vote for the army and navy, which amount to 25 minions of money. Now he occupied neutral ground, for he was not a peace at any price man, neither wee be • war man. but he wished particularly to see the navy of this coon try is that state that we should be rile to hold oar owe. Naturally, iron our important reamerial associations I sad our enormous coarse, we We audited to have a great navy, and he would gee that if we could not have an army and navy he her than twenty-five miliaria of mossy it woe proportions They ought to be hod for at least eight minims its[ Me dr net berate to say that thore must be ISM sobasormeast at lised-gese• tero ; and no rare dim said asp sa bedews is the way that the Mather ef the see eery was =ldol ea to sera se three departments. Reared meld watt pawl to la a military pow. r, for the wives of Wear were is. well paid la SW mobil., for mayor le he a soldier who could be any- thing else. He had been • soldier Waif: he hod paid far his ountrui aloe, but he saw it was • bad briars and getout I 'of it. (Laughter.) Although the French and Arteries standing armies amounted to something like four bander Slimmed. toen each, yet the government of those mantra. did not 'peed so mach money oar their armies as we did an pare. The whole system must be revised sad ormened, he felt certain that reit • thief; would new be while the government wit tin in the same dog trot manner. In epub cog te the present Hones of Common% he said it woe the worm assembly of the kind that ever sat. He did r iss z . this Geom toe grapes were moor, but because be there neva was • House of &notions elected to mush by the power of the purse and the power of cor ruption. They might depend ow it that men wins bought constituencies would sell them. That ef ewes was the principle of free trade. Buy in the Warr gad al Is the dearest whet. (Laughter.) There new we se tray petitions pewter' in any perliamsat as la the preemie tee, but era be said this he did not mesa Has sit attach ageism the cosserwir party, Ware be believed one wee as bad aa the other. Bornethieg nest be dens to stem tka system of eorraptlea, or depend epee It the dm was not far Meant when the British lies, of Web they were all proud, would care to wag his tall, with. sea of Eoglsnd would soon ere. No matter whwe the *yearn of corruptive wan pursued, it was so bad that it was gradually salmi its way into the vitals of the British coareftellse; it wee • estraffig sore. And when Englishmen Worded so low that hared of looking upon their freachiess as • mi. Awe, they rwpriled them se palatines, thee there weasere- Alm rotten in the state of Bostwick. Every true re illermer, every era who had the interest and well ring of He wary el hetet, should eat hie mind to work to eat out this comer less the eciastiteency, and devise was by which it mibe improved and purified. He had stood four raiseted Wier, and he had found as a great evil the ladaddeliss ea the part of masters MA leaded • red the most effetely. rowdy would C P er m eetiasket of the suffrage and to give the verse the piretwalas et the ballot. But he did not with it to be usilenemod that he was an anthrisetic supporter of the ballot, fur he was reedy to exhaust every ewe and try any remedy to give the poor seen preemies to the exerci.e of his firers.. He net weed on to church rt-e, and stated that he was for the total sad Immediate abolition of church rates sad arse mistake," after which he proceeded to re mark en the policy of sorinterfereare. All knew how the greet date of this country bad been eteuted, namely, by so Mersa( Wrote interfere with other penis Now be did not sayer* Regrad wee entirely tostel irate her pewit ioe, but there eltsehl be ms threat or any oessidedsess. He confessed that he eywpwillial with the oppressed satiorlities of Italy, but be seer &Whim more. He could sot consent to me his leffeeerestrymen kw those who could not emancipate litemerre. "Iletedttery hadseesa, 'bow ye sot wile woad la tree Tbetweelvel steetittrike the blow r Mimi is tees sete;etiibess witob;liered there was grim to le sap Us* lavokes. (Hear, bear.) Still Its. was Is est se Soso tele trilled to rug Otto tho wiser gitroma.agrf tiseseist swop their locks owl Wis. Wild spa the ihissitias of tbak amigliboors. Ho took the Wails ems% sad believed the perm Hope we d th. Teasel far too vise • ens esd too isiglieest d his sus intonate OM is pick • germ; with ibis eserstry. Ks leis hiss this country better thes lie did ; sad be Ines VW it Isos involved is • sem& with this sown. essll set aid la • tries peer it Villikames. Mks lile Wed et ibe leiirh Is. wee ore pee up le wail M • vireo& it is Maki The ;evert lass this. sot dld ter briber Were be hod /wigged Meek* this Hilme Oise woe one e milled minim got up llmbiessmaits. every set be did. He wee do et re /Ink peoply end it they &Mod his oft et Errwemar. vast bemires we .e to is If so sem set piikpl se live ender i d lie was advert, to the ewe= ties wort game* okrioisod. of forcing • coostitotios ell emery woks ;kr emoilloileoi pow, sad reytired Use. He Wined Imbed osmestbed es kb these toadies poinia — pmeoe. rekeelbmed, end ellion.—oed be prosarded to ow* that be wig= maw eray gender that might be psi to brigississ s et tbat it iplit ins his keens le voyeeepae Ae timosolk of Lisboa. (The padesso tttwmed Ws ewe ..id potkoold ebooke.) Mr. C. Came peps;, and Mr. C. lows monlei, • vote °legalisms la Mr. 0111111110 e, wile \herbs Ism carried with the mow latltuslani, the omegas eeprebd• REPRESENTATION OF DEVONPORT.—The election to 1111 the vacancy occasioned by the retiremeet of the Right Hon. Janes Wilma le axed for Tenthly sod the poilist oa Wednesday. air Arthur Boller (Minn sad Kr. W. ret read (ooseervative) are the candidata. A petition has lees enlisted by ICr. Finned simnel the &win ot ek Waled Seymour co ecrowat ot under ieflusses on the pen of yen:rant offichle and of briber/. REPRESENTATION OP MORTFORD.—Ths mint Hon. William Cowper who hos be.. appointed irlos-Pred dent of the Bond of Trask, !se addressee • bears to his aos sutttesta, soliciting re-sieetton. He will be opened by lb. R. Mondale, in the ccearnative batereet. THE STRIKE IN THE BUILDING TRADE. The following is the reply of the United Building Trades Conference to the address of the misters lama • few days slats : A perusal of the address of the "Central Association of Mader Builders" would induce no to amends that the esenieste of that associstion had determined b innovate • nor ads of morality la which the old ardireas to love and beak bath sad justice should And no piece, bat that in *a Ord sbsdd be substituted as virtues cunning, deceit, ealunity, end ; that the laws of nature and bye shy, and the commandateets of the Christian religion, Mali be sat adds, and in their pieces saketituted oppreedell, tspse eity, and slavery. We am terry le sins Mw tombs, bet their production now before no warrants is is doing se, and our duty to our fellow-workmen demands of us fetidne ss.. and firmness in meeting, expoeing, and refuting the employer** calumnies and untruths. The question of our demsed for the nine hours they nave not attempted Is an cum, and we may resionably suppose that they on gewhie argue that our demands are not jut, but, with a leek ei dignity which is painful to behold in English they whine and fawn upon, and, in a breath mdu=e nll ante, our body and the institutions which kr }when has emnded as a guard against the accidents of adonis and death. The twaidle concerning the corning make end the extension of the franchise with which they losoreesire their address le properly appreciated by the building operatives. The flitting of this .Will a' the wisp" before Weir eyes had loot its power of deceiving. The men of the building trades are too scuts not to know that if their inellestual flumes for the exercise of this right Is to he judged by the employers they will never have resoled the neemary stasdaro—inat enfranohieemeet depends en their own elate, mid will saver be samtupluthed until they are poke's' ensagh te enfren• chin themselves. Om madam has been ehieseledeed by temperance, order, and • Mkt raped for the laws nutter whose shadow we live end always will be, ter we hays ea great abhorrence of lawlessness and disorder ea " Timid Capital," and we are too int/Blast not to Endintend that the prenervatum of property la as edvaidegeons to our interests as to the welfare of those whet posse. it. The the literary mercenary who framed their that the document hue been withdraw., sad that they only require a verbal want to • trade agreement. But why did they not inform the public of the nature of that agreineet ? Were they ashamed to tell the public that the wards of that agreement are identically those of the dom. mon ? That in each employer's utiles is to be kept a register and • stump check-book t That each man, on applying for • job, and " verbell pinnace to the egreecant," wid be rear tendand sambaed ? That • certificate of his having done so, with a number corresponding to the number in the register, will be given him out of the check-book, leaving its stump counter behind That his conduct, during the time of his simploymeet,will be reentered ; and tha reasons of his dismissal ? That he will have to produce his" ticket " when seeking employ at mania shop; and that at the "Central Amaciatiou's " ofAces will be kept • complete register of the whole Arm. in onus, to enable the employers te track end brand any journeyman whose mealy spirit shall make him unpalatabte to his teakeeners? Why did they net tell the public this, that it might have thoroughly emiernood how these Christian gentlemen intend to be " creel oalyeelveldnii," by establishing a system °leakage sad slavery more dished eel than any which nisi, in the southern at ef Ameba? The employers claim the privilege of 1121111111 for themselves, ani'deay it to us. They unite to violate the laws by seeking to force us from anjoyies that right of piesedel and moral combination which Ike Mack of the leglikteie kis accorded us. We have milted under the beteekg shadow which the law has abided a, for it b by sales abate that the working man ens hips te emisteln Ye social poultlea, sad preeerve • fair sontisersiles for the labour which he Wes to his en ployee. It Is only by amedation that we ma hope te present a herder spina the aggressive eelfishems of capital. Under rennin skonnsetences, to talk of bowleg the artisan **cell vtdually, end diecosseeted from the sympathies and sup port of his fellow-toilets, to wake his arrangements with the capitalism, would be to advocate the speedy end effectual reduction of the working clears to s6•rythe trampling out of their spirit of manhood, and the ex tlnctloa of that intellect which makes the English artisan the sup port of his country's greatness, and the admiration of the industrial world. The man alio employs the lahoor of a thousand men, and gathers the profits produced by their labour, has, through the influence of his capital, as much power concentrated in himself as is In the poessesion of all the men in his employ. Any individual man among them, than, has only the thousandth part of the power which is centred in the master foe competition or resistance. What chance has he, then, without the moral co-operation of the remedeing nine hundred and nietety-nine of waking at equal contract with his employer? Won power of logic is there that csa w qr that the employed would not be helplessly at the of the selfish employer were it net far the notarise alert by union? That our societies should be governed by laws, mid that their members should be requeeted to conform to those laws, is but natural; end we believe such is the cam in all experatkess, and awry club smog the upper dosses le Pal-soil sad Saint James's. These laws are not frased, se the " ere dation " arena, for the purpose of reentering theliberdes of oar fellow workmen, and impaling difikeities es oar em ployers. Their object is to provide ruin for rearthig end distributing the funds accumulated by our theft—to peo,Me for accidents, sickness, old age, and death. Them laws govern &Atha proceedings of our societies, and we invite say person of any clam to oomo and inspect Lain. We hove as secrete to keep. Our proceedings are morel, legal, sod just; end we feel confident, that after a strict lavieggs tios of out ones end proceedings, any impartial paws will mooed us the same testimony given by Mr. Mises k his letters publithed in the I dally papers. There is not one complaint or ' ameden ha that letter but we can substandate a U e s peened lesinermy of a host of vitamin, and we the. Central Association" of Muter Bers to do the more in support of their charges against no. If, se they say, we loth been guilty of conspiracy, why do they sot put the points of the law in motif* to punish us? Persons* threats sad inimidations are legal breaches; and if we here committed theta, how comes it that we go scathe ims ? How is it, if we bane Is.. guilty of this wholesale intiesidadonand coercion, liteybwee net produced the intimidated teenbeteatiete their nenentene? Surely, this must be very may; end the proper elms They state, " That if a totems& dlsebsys the aike el the inks in carrying out the instructions of his smpiernr, be is fined the next club night'"—"" That every amber I. bound by a document to enforce this in every alai!'—" T bat • restriction is made as to the num ber el bricks which *hall be put into • bod"—" That • bricklayer is sever to put down his trowel to lift eayddeg requiring both hands ' or to work by th e side of kb meseer"—" That we restric t the powers of the skilful warkinen, sad bind him down to the level of the learn peons werlowan." Alt this is untrue ; but, that the public Wen the teilleany of as impartial person, we have en runs in the hands of Mr. T. M. Nelson, and we Leresolidi es an Independent party, to favour ihag the peens whether there be anything in the he.. 1161111 etereveste the meek in making each neer nelr eimetka g the " nightly pkqueta" *the nese emeas," and their proceedings, is the foulest minsieny thee nee 'masted from the brain of untruth. But "out of their own mouths will we convict than." They say that we " annoy, threaten, islimidate. sad coerce" our fellow-workmen " into becomieg members al ow union ;" that we " declare a en of &nem, and threaten to surprise, overwhelm, and destroy all who are neutral, or nand on their independence," and in the following sentence ths y say, " It is,, adowd, not conceivable that a fourth of your number mold seems the regulation of our establish- Yen end your reigegewnts, without the secret Mity, and support sr passive consent of the majority of ' By Whet syMam of logic will they reconcile tbineltwo asserticest Ia the first they soma 11l of a motel .sine—in the last they disprove their own insertion, clearly showing that ear strength Ws in the syruyathy and support ef them wheels they mesa us of coercing. Is It possible Mat they em kips to demise au intelligent public by inch twidenkithane end smatiene t They woke se of wielded "Te the wale of machinery nehlwr to society, ter sr the souse." We with nothing of the ilea • lairs that the imam shell pater the /MOS et hi rain _—thst the MINN slag be sasseentedi fie his make ineentek that asetsty bask by the 11101• Mild pig= firIdINNSO, lad dew tha latesew se yart Wet addl. In the Walla fridskasq tootowa Bat low aluae the awe P By the eid of eta ehissey SI peeks of production In ear titles have seedy ambled • but have the public "moiety" modal; any benefit from this multiplied perm of produtica le the therm of cheaper residences? lass hers rent eirpened ? Rae it sot increased salty pee Mt.; sad is it sot still ineverkg ? Tim workman seethed so benefit—the cabin have not pained • reductios of mad. Where, thee, is the wealth of increased mechsaleal Freebie- Ilea Is the building trades gone but into the pockets of the men leaden ° We will refer to one more fanny In the " Address," and lbw have the owayand seatottion to the Whetiosete ease sr he new. They say that " die aim hours' weitemet is • were Make be empening 'other trader to sell nose that the Wan may Mew liter4he Wens We rent of the poor m's *Mega, sn ub his wore' Whist en informed* Wag it Is and holo W•o ldttely opposed le *A* i rhas ei r the boors of labour is use peg kook of hideagy here bete re *mks eentsponding redeatien lee dollowed in others; and "I" tht wages of the bending trades will to sow* be k'Nowid Be beerasei Tan self isatessel warm he osier !glides es • rise in the peke of breed Lade to • oorwtpoad -14 ht the pries of the other nresesarlee of life. Tint des manse seine •of all things would become leareesed. end the with of she nation most ; ▪ • war follow workmen allow ns to say Md. H•T we be,. no other worse to w t= Myids 'thels ealsosier, sad nontha be saluted their teen is &sperm& Thu. boosted revisal is sunk in and spereheiren ea seeisse and Ylost to than as to yea. Owl dna, be detonated. usiatain • leder* respect for the lowa • be sober and orderly, vespared to sedate • little seer *, lied the victory is cartels. ore behalf of tinged Bending Trades' Conference, It. W. Gm, ltpon. Hinny NOBLY, Bricklayer. T. li‘Nanniss. Ploterer. THOMAS GIANT FACET, Painter. Puna CRISIAX, Lallarer. • Qwviarsa Perrin, &watery. Parkes Arse, Baterday Night, Aug. 01701 D MIDDLE CLAN EXAKRUTIONS. AWARD OP THE =sunnies t 1869. Aartater OP TON Dna= LTINTO:42PIOII CANDIDATES. As asterisk le primed to the woos of each ceadHato who petalled the mama= in the rudiments or Faith and Religion. SECTION A.—Pint Division, in order of Merit : Oxford, Tolbert; Livorpool, Samuel; Leeds, ; Oxford, "Stiles; London, "Pare= ; Liverpool, Prange; Exeter, 'Clifford; Oxford, *fonds'; London, "Henning ; Exeter, •Daw ; London, "Mama; Lean •Thscirsak; ditto , 'Greenwood. Siscriox A.—Sscomd Division, in Alphabetial Order.— Oxford : Barker, Matlack, China, Hackman, Jona, White. London . "Aosta, *Dam, "Holdich, Howells, •Obberd, *Osborn, "Pitfield, Stoke/. Taylor, "Wilkins. Bath : 'Leech ; Birmingham: Diego, Rendes, Smith EL., "Taylor. Exeter : *Crow, "Porkies. *Row, (Bowater : "Rich, "Riddiford.•Swann. Ipswich : "Bea* "Swaim Stanton, 'Travis, "Waters. Leeds : Fiddisa, "Harrison, 'Maddock. 'Tonne Liverpool Dodsworth, Elliot, "Lloyd, Marquis, Porta "Ramey, Roberts. Manchester : Notungham : •Groevee. Reads. *Crouch, • •Hawson. "Morrie, Pantile:, "Wooleton. Southampton: *Clarks, *Stapler. liscriox B.—Finst Divides, in Order of Matt.—Leods, Mien; Oxford, Tolbort; Liverpool Samuel; Oxford, •Bullock : ditto, Clan_,.. n • Leeds, *Haddock; ditto, "Idle; Hume ' Matthews (WS.); Ipswich, * Bead; Exeter, Creed; , Oxford, Williams ; ditto, *Gillian ditto, Bird; Southampton. Georges; Liverpool, Prange; Oxford, "Hen an; Leeds "Addinell ; Oxford, *Bonitos. Sierran 11.—Second Division, in Alphabetical Order.— Oxford : Green London 'Danger, "Hemming, "Ohtani, *Osborn, "Paroon. Brighton : Hamilton, •Jmuss. Exeter: *Clifford, "Nioholle. Lads *Prentice. Liverpool: •Pughe, "Ramey. Manchester : Whitehouse. Nottingham: 'Grams. Reigate: "Kitson, "'daemon. Southampton *Bharat, Willem Swrion C.—First Division, in Order of Merit.—Leeds, Piddian ; Raster, "Clifford ; Leeds, "Adding ; Oxford, "Jenkins; Liverpool, *Lloyd ; Ditto, Roberts London, *o.bara ; Uverlool, Evans • Birmingham, Smit h ; Exeter, "Matthews (WS.) ; Oxford; Williams. Samoa C.—Seound Division, in Alphabetical Order. — Oxford : Clans, Jones, "Soles. London : Berrett.. • dcott, Taller, *Waken B a th : ' Brice. Birmingham; *Taylor. intro: "Perkin. Gloucester: "Rich, *Roberts (E.). Lads : Liverpool Loblsy, Marquis, Payne, • Samuel. Manchester : Ireland, Muir, Wilson. •. *Morris. Simon D. lint Ditiiion,il Order of Merit. —London, Barrett; Liverpool, Marquis ; ditto, "Lloyd ; Leeds, ; Olonoister, *Rabat& (B.); Liverpool, Roberta; ditto, Lobley ; Oxford, "Jenkins. Secriox D.—Seand Division, in Alphabetical Order.— Oxford: Chapman. London Hickson "Scott, 'Wilkins. Bath: Cooesks. Brighton: Hamilton. Birmingham': Dingo, Sanders, Smith L). Glamour "Swann. I pewich *Ftsou. Lads •Barrisoe. Liverpool Elliot. Manchester: Muir. Nottingham. "Graves. Southern. too Backe& (lemon H.—First Division, in (Mar of Merit.—Enter, Littman*. Samoa E.—Second Diviska, in Alphabetical Order.— Exeter : *Dross, 'Perkins. Gloucester, Brigetocke, "Riddi- ford, Stanley. OENIkAL ALPHABETICAL LIST.-01fOrd: •Lescb, Pay too, Simpson, *Thompson. Lndon: Browne, Burls, Ore goer:mad, Kira, •L ingridge, •Meefea, *Rimer, Robinom, *Stare, Wotkins. Bina - hang .• Bradbury Hodges (W.), Haas (t), Smith (T. H.), Swatliall, Webb. Brighton: *Back* •CarradMvs, Grooves, *Wheeler. Exeter: *Cox, •Pattlason, Rawls, Siemer. Glotioester May, (J.), *Smith (R. V.) Leeds: Hans. Liverpool : Bell, Boort. Manchester : Albert, Creighton, Lash, •Pargoors, Standeing, Sena. Nottingham : Dean, (hated, *Rose. Reigate: *Cram, *Frampton, *Man, *Prim. Southampton *Chambers. •narnocr Or THZ DIVISION LISTS.—ZONIOR An uteri& is prated to tits name d er each candidata who satisfied the SZSINISSIS 111 ohs niest@ of Faith and Bas FIRST D ica ivisow la Order of Merit— Liverpool. *Mar shall; Liverpool : *Crosbie ; Koster, *Cross; London, Kiekel ; Manchester, *Nash; Brighton, •Grilßth ; London, *O'Grady; London, •Keywortb ; Onfra,•llacott ; South ampton. •Spsosor ; Exeter, •Aagel; London, Tunic; London Holston; Both, *Norton ; London, *ants; Birminibast, Smith; Manchester, *Hanley; •Levris • Manchester, Normßobinson; ; Liverpool, Robinson ? i r l' ir- WOl, R old; Landon. Mama ; London, *Adrian (A.D.) ; Loudon, *Wells; Batb, • Body • Odsed, Eaten' ; South manta, *Clearers • Bedford, T a ll er ; Exeter, * Cooker; Mancbeder, Hodgson' Exeter, Sp alding; London ' *Christie • London, •Sedgwick ; Bath, Pratt;* Liverpool, Hig r h;o(47.); Glncester, * Appleby; London, * Hunter ; Li Samuel. SIDON° Division In Alphabetioal Order. Oxford: Chaandler,•Cuthbart ,• Dmiee, Emma. Harris, •Idatthewr, *May, Pms Soots, Thomas. London : *Adrian (A. W. /Ly, Allport. Annus, *Astir. Bird, *Branson, Br ca, *Cater, Crowe (W. EL), Crowe (W. SI.), *Fames. *Foster, *Grim ing, Hertieg, Hades, Howard, *Leonides, *Love grove, *Newton* *Persons, P Plummer, *Reed, •Rigdeo, *Sale. *Sandal, *Scott A. H.), *Sherlock , *Will day, *Wolfe, *Woolley. Both •Chiantan, •Cullkuote, Drury. •Herner,•Liodoe,•Lloyd, •Maton, •Stona,Wellealey. Bedford *Wilkinson, Woolston. Birmingham: •Tarlton, Thornbmy, Vicars, *Wall. Brighton Edward*, *Ford, • Hushes, •Lmermore, *Mattering, *Platt, *Scott Exeter •Addlrcott, *Benson, • Hugo, Lohman ' •Maasish, *Row, Rowe, •Teinpleton ( d.), Thomae. °louses tar *Budge, •Hickeo, *Jones, •Oakey, *Stewart, •Washbourne. Ipswich . •Bean, •Drummoad, *Mills, *Rand, *Sparks'. Loris . Gourley, *Jackson, *Pear son, Shp, *Simms, Liverpool' Atkinson, Boodle, *Browne,' *Buchman, •Caldeoott, Coppell, *Daven port, *George, •Green, 11.11, *Johnston, Nicholls, Mosley, Russell, !Bone *Stubbs. &carter Blaney, Bomber, *Cook, Formai, Franklin, *Greenwood, *Harting, Lees, Lynde, *Nesbit/Jr. Pearson, Robinson MI, Schott, herd, Thaoltray, Nottingham : • Billott. Mote : •B u, Moon, *Payne. Southampton: Dixon, *Fathom, *Gray, *Newman, *Raper. THIRD in Alpholistieal Order. Oxford : Bedrock, *Barry *Brack *Davis, Delawoler, Pile, •FOIII2. 00150111. 143 *Nixon, Pam, Banff, Bla, 'M Mus *Wad. . Atkins, *Baker Bell, Bat- Maury, *Baylis, Bor, Bigg-Widerr, •Ift *Bort, Cavendish, Cherry, *Mid, now, Data, • Ellion tan, Ream, ones& (L. A. Hills. *Jena. •J *Lake, McEwsn, May, *Mead, *Murton, *Myers, Nawmarch.*Pat torsos, Pitt, •Prode, Richards, Sesaleopo, *Swam, Taylor, Weston,•Whito, Witha, Wordley._ Beth • •Catley, Chap*, Farmer *Grigg, Hayden, Jones, Matthews, •Bmge,•Sweit. Birodaihani Bott, Galas, Omer, • EPWson, *Lacy, Newark, Nightingale, Piaui, Padua, *Wald. Brighton Bart, *Cracker, *Drummond, Farb, *Ramp too, lisar er se r ff ., •O'Coanor, 'Palmer, Exeter Clubs (H. , Collings. Crackled!, Dank *limy, Gib •LadorYou. Palmer, Qoatremehm, •Riamil, *Taylor, *Templeton (J.), Ward, War* • !Ci r ri al• hltrewey,•Woodlnal. Giettoteur : Dunn, Fletcher, •Wiagete. D =t: *Haley, Noteut. Leeds •Atldamon•Bs, le,Megeme, Ratollfs,Willism son. Laura : Callender . ,*Coward,•Von Haddam, Fewkes Odimmo, itigr .4 llogtos (R.) Hasilmos, Janatone„ . Di yrtk, NichalM, Overton, •Pooley, 114 . 4steaer, *Toad Madoester : Bisekburn Bo- Erywa, *Chadwick, *Clarke (J. 11.), _•Crirlielover laJanson, Mallaliso, •P Radford, Rolm" n (H.), *Sister, Giddiep Nottingham: Coomber, Hill (H. W.), N Boca: * Flint, •Fralainti•Gardsor (R. Waterloo. Southampton : Brown, Cooing „ lkippbsos, *Tourer. J. Oxford, Await 12. ADMISSION or lkialtOMMl TO no Noun or Cosmoso.—Lwl Bard Bows kr gra =doe Yost las lairds oddly wit NMI= to all Mks atloloMoa of tlio boar to Ye tvolotloao am la boo as la Um eitairilao of mossier Wow dr tor of dm bons, vlomoby ma sail on _P" a portiosost, 111 Sesta sad lAA pools set ran al polio say rat 01l their Woo mes, s ee o so • maw oi osors, darn is nor tor Aro, Is riders, is dr a of mosion d dr Hew of Ourroso, ISt sirs so rovlisa vislarris mai% owl elos Iwo so Sirs rierver rips. Sr asis Is Iht ism si kr& NAVAL AND MILiTARY. WOOLWICII. Auourr 1.4. Mr. G. L. Cola has bean appointed ;alperintendent of wawa at this yard, vies Bran:maga, appointed (woman of shipwrights atimosot Portsmouth.ion The annual ad the dockyards et Wooled& sad Deptford the Lords of the Aimireltr ie Impeded to Mho plate during the gramma month. • new screw 16411.PAPINIII, so be heard the Zebra, ie or , dared to be laid down forthwith at Dapaced Dairard. CHATHAM, Anctirse 14. MAJOR RHODES'S NEW TENTS. —Yesterday alter nate a number a tlaajarbotital Gamer Mine c tal with the medical &portend of Abe szcoy at this garrison, include( Dr. .7. R. Taylor, Cll., deputy inspeetor-grueral of hospitals. and PrinoPsl =died *Mow in Fort PO, and Dr. Gautier, of Chides Reephal, attended in the grounds at the rear of the Gantlet Hospital, ter the repro of laspeodag metier at Major Madam's stilly *varied imisolusigual as an hos pital tank* •el may lath•• &Id. PORTSMOUTH, Ammar 14. The sailing of the RDIOWA &c liar= wee post poned anal yesterday afternoon, the WWI daring the early pert of the dey beteg put thew* a series al nimesteste by the Otead Duke Coast ti Same experimental practice tech plan hem the Stork gumboot erday, on the broadside all the Undefeated, old sailing which wee wholly coated with metal of digatest The plates Wise marked elfin six wardwesomii Wag painted With. a aspemle edam The WI role. old* .t dieWitala Na platen wens nelatiog the ehalt mop iialag_epwspletely per hilewed, mire ewe mush tedeisted 'end immured. Attar the eaparhaenot bad been concluded the plating wee conned ewer by a mil to preemie** results being ascertained iry may werteue or interested rposkator. Thew Let , 3, steam vessel, Lientenaut Commander B. I*ll, snivel lest evening from Plymouth, with men id ahem the Calcutta. She sailed to-day for the east ward. 81101tddLITTE Ceme.—The left wing of the , Oaford 61st Regiment of Militia, sada the commend of Major MOM, lately arrived on the tamp at ahornaliffe from hot, left it agais set Friday morning at six o'clock. or route for Dover, to join the headquarters of the regiment now stationed there. They wen played oft the camp and through Benttgate by the bee& of the deth Regiment and City of Dahlia Militia. FATAL AND SUSPICIOUS APPALS. On Saturday William Carter, Esq., comer for Eat Barmy, held a long Inquiry in the Bard-ears of New ington Workhouse. relative to the circumstances attending the death of Nue Selina Bishop, aged 21, who lost bra Ste eta Bre which broke out on Thursd• morning last en 'the =of ha shier, Mae Ellen Elahop, who ~o•rrkd on at No. 21, Dover-road, ea a dealer in fancy goods. Sara de liesilenea, brew of the ere brigade Medea it the Seethweek-bridireame, proved that after the fire woe sada subbed be dbetwated the body of the deemed In the beck parlour. filte had on the skirt of a drew, bat no stockings. He believed that no one could with /stay have entered the remises. Mime Ellen Bishop, the dater of the demon* stated that she had carried on business shout two years. Her deter was moan partnership with her, Mimes feeding and clothing bee, and sometimes giving her a little potato& mosey. The place was lighted by two gas-burners, one on the coveter, and another in the back-parlour, where they slept. At 10 o'clock on Wednesday night the shutters were up, sad the door, which Jammed with a spr fng lock, abut. Witness turned off the gee at each branch, and the tap of the meter. am tiara had Meet an roam of ;WI for four or five days. At 12 o'clock the deceased finished a dress, and, after trying it on, got Into bed. Witness we writing a letter, when th e deceased said, " Ellen, there is some one in the gimp." and witness got cap and saw a man who, in the dark, looked like a policemen. He a.ld, " Any one might be here as well as see." She replied, "Go on, policeman," end then heard a step of some one, and went to the door end slammed It Whams efeerwarde went to sleep, and vow awoke by the deceased, who " is the cat in the shop or the maim r' Dommed pet one leg out of bed, and opened oaks., to let the eat in, when there was • donee mesh of and where heard a noise as if the flop was at lire. Willem ran to the door, and some man In • white mat paled ler oat. It was ante policeman. The policemen meld lens saved bit slater, but he told her to bold her row, The stock and furniture were Mewed for 1001. She had dace made an macrame, but could not say how much. The street-door would open with a push. There waa 71. 10s. in gold, end shout 21., or a little more, In silver. Counted the gold and wrapped It in some mew, but did not want the silver. In the drawer were some bills. Had since Dodos& that the drawer In which she placed the money had teen pallid out and placed on some bone on the shelves. Wee cartels' the drowse which had been pulled out was the one in which she placed the money, as she found the half burnt bills In it. The money was miming. Had also a gold watch and chain. The latter she showed to a young lady named Bradford, and afterwards placed it In a purse, end then in tic till. The gold watch was placed in • deep box ender the counter. The part of the box where the watch WWI plead had been burned. Neither the watch nor chain had been found. Could not in any way recount for the lose of the watch, chain, or money, unless they had been destroyed by libellee. Polies-constable Jones said that he tried the door at twelve o'clock, and went Into the shop. The woman (Mies E. Bishop) ran out into bia arms, but there was a men mending near him who wove a white coat. Mr. Henderson said he considered the fire was caused by an escape of gas. Mr. Roberta, surgeon, of 33, Great Dover-road, deposed that be was called to are the demised, and found her to be quits deed. She was but slightly burnt, her death being caused by suffocetice. Thomas Cooke, the coroner's ofihner, said that the mhos had been turned over, bat there was no tem of watch, chain, or money. He bad since examined the pygmies., and he ob served a mend bale under toe counter, which had the ap pearance at it the fire had been somewhat confined there. His impression we that some person might have committed • robbery, and left • piece of candle burning, which eat fire to the place. The Coroner, in summing up, mid that as regarded the disappearance of the money and the watch and &du, the seek was most suspicions; sot a trace of either had been discovered, and therefore it seemed probable they must have been abstracted before or after the fire. As regarded the origin of the fire, Mr. Henderson, from his great ex pwleece, must be looked upon as an authority, and he stated it had been caused by an escape of gm. As regarded the eceduct of the police, he thought they had done all in their power to save the life of the unfortunate young women. AA he had before said, be considered the loss of the money and watch at the least extremely enspicione. The mart having been cleared of *wringers. the jury, after , a eonsultation of some time, returned the following verdict: " That the deceased wee accidentally burnt to dsath, sad we, the ury, areal opinion that eery ressemable asses WA Men need to rescue her by the police sad salsa= perm.' Nsw PECKHAM AND HATCHAX FLORICULTURAL Boctrvv.—ln node* the show-neined exist, we w ay mention that it hes been established by a few 'asthma* n the month-seaters districts, for the purpose of improving the sacral and social position of their neighbours residing is cot ter*, by awarding_ prises for gardens that are kept in the beet etre compatibis with their means, ae well is rerenne ratleg those who have the best collection of pot plants and oat fiowsn. The ant exhitinos lea taken place within the past week, and pared off in a very satisfactory and ancomefal manner, showing great advencemeet among the working dames in the cultivatiou of flower., thus keeping them at home la their gardens, and improving their Wawa hoar. and domestic habits. Every prates is due to Messrs. Fenton, Ashford, and other 'endorsee, for their energies in pro- moting this society, and we trust that en example so wor thily set may be the means of inducing othe r to follow in the setae mane. THE MEETING OF TEE SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSAM TION.—The executive committee Me for some time been In making the local arrangements for the annual of the National Aroderien for the Promotion of 1374 ‘ 171 %deuce, to be held in Bradford. on Monday, the 10th of October nex t , and five following days. At one of the recent meetings of the committee, Mr. Hastings, the general secretary, was present to afford his essistancia Other towns in the Riding are co•operatieg with Bradford, in order to promote the nooses of the meethig. At Haddonfield and Sheffield, end probably elsewhere, boil committees love been formed for that purpose. GOOD Haws PROM THIDIGGDIGE.--A young MSS I salmi Watson, who emigrated trots Rochdale short thus sem writes to his friends front " Iron Berk Gully, Bondi in very glowing terms of Ids eureese. He seye. " During the lest ten weeks we have taken no loss than 2,400 oz., of gold; one oak' of which weighs,' 1,270 than msd was mold Mr. Oeo. Andrews, of the Beek of Metrelarikforlii.lBs. per ca. It I. the Imge4 vibe of amalgamated gold that hes ever been produced ta the Twill. It wee the result ot SO toes of wee, exactly foot lave' week ; but it took tee zoos three weeks to get."—Dsde Reentry. The Weekly Register nodose the conversion to the Boman catholic faith of a number of Europeans in lodia, ins audios tanLieutenanwriatn, eemniendlui her Majesty's sammer Victoria, officer of the Nth Regiment, and earn. Crry or LONDON HOSPITAL roi DISEASE' or THE Caw, V 1010113,11 PARE.—The ember of patients relieved as this terdersien darts; list week We. 878, of which 123 Re 1101 i seam. At the Mansion House on Sattrdey, Mr. Phillip Canting, &voltam and theme:Waage% fa Laadenhall maim, was summoned upon the of Mark Loma for having nelawfally In Ws posesestos is floe pheassets and mi>t live putrldps, after the expiration of ten bye from the Ist et rehrostry, exam* to the maims of the we tat am 201 Me nth. 4" Oreldp appeared fee the prensentlon; ear. Beet far the defame, Mr. Ongoing he haLl ta bstreeted to spew by th e Ameba= for te ► . ramie th e Bele of 0e me ouJ of &sears society remedy by • nimbi of gen , demon who were detenedasti to pit the law a force what ' e pr ees tim a ri& deb Milk had b make ees gob; eate with whisk r yeas the timilmdant was t It vas too freepsetly the ease NM they had to roomed eggest poor With in the e ... erfse weemeitee of poothing, but in this kameases the 11110 111116 of paition, and Mc • then . = .."* lte AAA &pm at game, mid so pm Magee to io inclined. The use was me of comiderabis hayersam, sad illul4 E l Flt e misr b :lo wsu e7 sho k.gm iZt as amirw ilinsli oa t :e sii. .: l ! bic.gai. tb A il loguat ti". "" : ". the wsse ltH b ood.oxli lalle ast ell"il t ' ltad puse la hie pommies. By the et thereat WI or Mb potrideeshaween the la FebrAvy the of September - , or pbeassets between the Ist Me end la of Oetobsr; sad the 4th sedges elected OMB my year mall mod to lea ht by Mined the boob er ath, or Imariagly ye in his holm Weise ediffee - Wq of gab, she* be of lea depedballhe Y eft Yebrusey, he MOM befog • gun ▪ emee 14 for limey bird 00, inted,M4 that any • M o tt ssed to deal ta game, who u se tam ' (noes bag he a glees) he tin. to • dustier penalty. It alialle urged on other side that the birds were foreign, been bomb hem skald; bat ~lf it woes es, threaten of Mime awe se large se es embrees birdie of pm if 061 1 1 Mawl there would, therekm be ao difficulty is idisiant within the penal pregame of Babe admen thee salad • , Made Lemma who said-1 en a anprouneared rowithsief the Meteepolites police form, and us sow mumbled by_the Osage Patellas redety This is eay fourth week le War an.. It le • pert of my deli a Mit mast, and steep of tees bps* Oe the months( of the 4th Melee I make the IFellembers shop. Thin was a board over the dookralb lie sear are, but It did sot state that he ma lieentiM tra deal he gem. 1 bees stem awartabod shale was Yang an the 27th of July. I sew • basket in the Milberg* shop b whit& woe ems plaseesten end pert butheme were.: pbewants, and from six to ton ma- M• esa I could not count tbe pa-Mgr early, became they ewe very wild, and would not keep stM. TB, beget was abroad to "Mr. Camber, Lemenhallamarket," Mat had a label with the words " lees bird." There way • young mac in the shop, end while I was thou he got calico and patrome the meads of the basket, me as le pre vem people from snag whet they were. Defendant tereeff the add - rees which was on at bet, and pat on another, "To Gurney, laq., Nuffield. , Itedlefil." I ibis watt enteide the ahoy, and sew the deimient put the basket eethe bad of the young sae, who went away to the Soethn Railway station, end followed him to the boo ce there. Whoa Mem, eat I want in and ameinsel - 71;17411- kat, which still watained the pheasants and partridge,. Crosatexamined by Mr. Best—l have been a dimities of game four wake. I was 16 years In the metropelitaa patios force. Before that I wont blackazoith ; but I base bee • good deal in the cavalry while in the police, and know pim iento when I see thew. 'There is not mach difference in en appearance of partridges and plasma% when they are half grown. A plummet when half-grown looks vary much like a partridge when full grown. I know what guinea fowls am. They would mike half edema maridges„ sad there is • good deal of deference brasses them and pelmets. The basket was covered over the top when drat I saw it at Mr. Carstang'a. I said him the pries of a dim pheasant, white was la • cage in the frost of his ahem, mil be Mil a pines. Mr. Bret—Than that was a "guinea" fowl. (Laughter.) Wltneew—l sappiest so is Mae. Ido not know what Weir AMA we. in V s t e r Maxi round the baba. • I could not count the ' the basket, but I will swear te six., and I gbh ware eight or ten. By Mr. Orridge-1 have so roma to suppose that atten dant knew I was a detective. Wm. Bescrott-1 am a porter at the Smith Eastern Rail way station. I took la the basket at the booking-enema the 4th Maine and looked at birds with the lama whims. They were pheasants and partridges. Crome-emmised—l dli not count them, bet Wen wen Mont six of molt. They were addratied to " Chummy, Beet., Nuffield, Radial." Lord Mayor—Bow came you to let the last wither look at them ? Witness—Because he asked me to do so. Lord Mayor—Do you allow any moon who Le • stranger to yon to come Ia and look at goose f What basinew had yea to do so? Witness—They were on the counter whets he came in. Lord Mayor—Bars you *meted this matter ? Wtteese—To the station-toaster I have. Lord Mame—You ooght not to have weed so. It ia no =lot! you duty to allow other pages to look at goods t to the station. W tome—They were on the mounter, and I could net help his seeing the babe Lord Mayor—Bat you misted him, and I should °Mainly complete tf any officer of the company were to let in people to look alSerhich I bad s he ant to the station. Mr. 0 But perham will tell you what it was the officer told . Lord Mayor—Be had embalms whatever to do it. and I shall take are to report this commence to his superiors. It is a dangerous thing to do, for if allowed in one cam it might apply to marking elm, and then parties having • knowledge of valuable goods being sent might go there end contrive a robbery. The witness should have made his inspection while In the shop. Mr. Outage—He did, bat he looked at the birds again, to make sasuranos doubly sure. Mr. Best, upon the pert of the defendant, said be was anxious to avow himself ea muoh opposed to poaching prac tices as the gentlemen who hied instituted the prosecution could be; but the caw, be apprehended, was one which did sot at all axe the game laws, nor come within the meaning of the sot of parliament. It was the first case of the tort, he believed, which had come before the court, and it was there fore important theta decision should be come to upon Ito merits, as there were many tradesmen in the City of London who dealt In game, and many persona were in the habit of rearing pheseants sad parteldps ram steely, and mending them abroad or supplying anstosers here. The practice, in feet, had existed for year.. It the construction put upon the act of parliament by the leatned petleman opposite were the coma me then every lady who amused herself by keeping • silver pageant or two must be liable to • penalty, sines it could not be denied that silver pheasants were game equally with other plasmas; and yer. although the sensor Looms saw • aim plasma expeed for sale in the defendant's shop be took no notice of that, but summoned the defendant for having in hie possession birds which came within the same descriptim The sot made an exceptioe in the care of " birds of game kept he a mews or braeding•place," and he submitted that the basket in which the birds were oocithed in transits came within that daecription. The question rased by the summons was, however, one which had nevee been raised before, although It was • practice which bad beta going on for years and year. without any prosecution having been Instituted, and be (Mr. Beet) therefore hoped that if his lordship decided that the defendant had rendered himself liable to a conviction under the act, the penalty would be thehmereeeyhlwaybinoeLigeeald,oliweinegoinwrdlekgeth.beitettfbetasehsof dergepersoezdnamenwtg.hhoetrebilwb:eictntsdetin, Me Mr. Gurney would be equally liable with Mr. Carstang, but there was no proof whatever that the birds had ever been with. Mr. Oradea said he was instructed by the easocietion not to pews for a heavy penalty. They would be satiafied with • conviction and a nominal one. The Lord Mayor said there could be no doubt that the =of selling live birds had been going on for years; looking Into the act of parliament he was clearly of opinion that defendant had rendered himself Balla to penal ties for pommies the birds, for neither the baskets nor the slice where the birds were bet found could be oonsidertd • " • mews or breeding plea" within the meaning of the set. Be ma not himself • morasses, and meld not theatre* may whether the practice wee or was not injurious to the preservation of game; but se the birds were alive, he took it for granted that Mr. Gurney required them for breeding beand not foe eating. But, however that might be, be felt bound to convict the defendant, who most pay • nominal floe of Is. for each bird, making 12a., and 2a. for the soeszoom without farther meta. Detendant—Them were no pertridges In that basket, my lord. any more than there are in that boa. The Lard Mayor—Then why did sot you Instruct your Money to that effect, and why did not you all your assistant to prove It? Defendant made no answer, but paid the money an d left t° l the wart. TBSTIMONIAL TO A BARRIBTER.—A massive silver inkstand, of unique design, sarmomted stilt • figure of Judas, hie been finished by *M OS. Widoweon (of the Stwold. London) whom it is on vies, for meemistion, with en Indian inlaid escritoire, imeribed " Gratitude's trifle, from Captain Lees (of the Beat India ship Senator), his Bio ta", and merchants of Liverpool to F. solly Flood s the Temple end Wexford, berrieter-et-lew, to tie Niece* °entows., and gratuitous OXIT40•11. which were crowned with mom, lx mom( fal hludefat men from en anima prosecution, nefalrfy cantseted, at SRH•lesi, 103-9. Jail Godfrey, solicitor; Pewee sal Nage Wale