The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-26 00:00:00

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LITERATURE. Doctor TAonso : a Novel. By ARMORY TROL LOPS, author of - 44 The Three Clerks," &e. 3 vols. Chapman and Hall. The Boyle and Bentley oontroverey is not ter minated, and it never will be. It is one of those questions dependent on national or individual idiosyncracies, which each age will settle in its own ay. The oontrent between ancient and modern literature is an admitted fact ; and nowhere is it more clearly seen than in the time devoted by the moderns to literary work compared with the ailments. Every schoolboy is familiar with the Horatian precept. Isocratee is said to have spent ten in the composition of one oration. yearslr : after he had devoted eleven years to the /Eneid, complained of its imper fectness. Blow and sure were the ancient historians. Dion Cllll6lll. WAS twelve years about his history, Diodorns Bimini thirty. Coming nearer to oar own times, the influence of the ancients is still, though decreasingly, visible. When Pascal was at work, on his Provincial Letters, often one aingle letter ea him in its composition twenty days. The C l irof Tomo still preserved are almost illegible, on usenet of the member of corrections made. Of the good old school, perhaps Samuel Rogers was the extant, and admirersvoted oagplat all the ho he was know well. Nor is this care on the part ottioavolso to be deprecated. If we grant that the anekete wafers little too slow, may we not very naturally ask who-' air the moderns are not a little too fast? "Bee," said a small poet, " what little trouble my mew cost me." "As much as they are worth," was die appropriate reply. Churchill was wont to bold of the rapidity with which he wrote Id• Batires who cares to read them now P Many were the sneers at laborious Oray ' • but dis tant be the day when the Ode on the Pre. spect of Eton, or the Elegy, will cease to charm. As critics, we incline to ancient rather than modem war. If authors would do the same it would be to their own advantage. We should have to wait a little tenger for their books, but undoubtedly they would be better when they did make their appearance. Tlie delay of a few months matters little to the publis, but it ought to matter a great deal to the anther, unless, Wu Ovid, he belongs to the class of whoa Bay's writes ; " It is certain that some authors can not correct; they compose with pleasure and with ardour, but they exhaust all their force. They fly with but one wing when they review their works; the first fire does sot return—there is in their imagination a certain calm which hinders their pen from makingnny progress." We believe this clan to be small We believe the true cause of many an author's first work being hie best consists in the fact that he gives to his first ap pearance on the stage a care which he does not bestow -- the second—every thought is well carefully elaborated devoted point _ laugh -. }Jayes, butt die novelist has to make yin feel that his fiction is real feet. We do not believe Mr. Trollops would use the imaginary language we have given above, but such is the impression left on our minds. Again, we consider his too copiois tendency to moralise an unpleasant sign. Pecksniffs and Mawworms are as bad in fiction as they are in real life ; depend upon it it is only when an author lacks smart dialogue or effective scenes that he assumes the moralising most. We know we may be pointed to the illustrious author of " Vanity Fair," but Mr. Thackeray in that respect stands alone, and Mr. Trollops can no more rival him there, than Thackeray could construct a plot equal even to that of " Dr. Thorne ;" and even new it is a question, and a grave question, whether Thsekeray—we throw out the suggestion in the friendliest spirit—does not a little overdo the skeleton in the closet, and Mrs. A.'s or Mrs. B.'s womanly wiles. But to return to Mr. Trollops, we believe that he has good stuff in him yet; " Dr. Thorne" itself is a cue in point, for it would itself make a reputation for an inferior writer. We know how for true rendering of English life, especially in cathedral towns, he is almost unequalled but we also remember that at once he took • high position, that he has a fame to dialled& of which we would bid him be jealous—that SO Ma can work too herd for the public. We weal no mind him that there is a wise husbandry in lasses tare as in sericulture, and that the author, ape& all the novelist, needs rest more than any. The scene of Mr.'Trollope's last novel is laid be the West of England—a district still free hem sr nu factories, and aboindisig in green pastures, wav ing wheat, dirty eaves, tawney-coloured churches.. avenues of beeches, and frequent Tudor tuneless. In the little village of Oreshambury lives Dr. Thorne, a country practitioner, with a very fascinating nil ce, May Thorne, and with a very warm friend, Mr. Gresham, the woke, one of those unfortunate and amiable roes with whom the world always goes wrong. When Mr. Gresham succeeds to the estate it is one of the finest in the county, and carried with it the repre sentation of East Barsetshire; but Gresham loses the hereditary . seat by marrying the daughter of a neighbouring whig earl. He then hunts the hounds, till, owing to increasing pecuniary embarrassments, he is obliged to give them up, and is compelled to sell a portion of his property to the great railway contractor, Sir Joseph Scatherd, originally a brick layer in Barchester, to whom the rest of the squire's land is pretty heavily mortgaged. It is very clear, then, in the business-style of expression of the aunt. the great whig Lady de Courcy, of Courcy Castle, that Groe's handsome son Frank " must marry money," and it is equally clear that Frank will fall in love with Dr. Thorne's darling niece, who has been brought up with his sisters as one of themselves. Desperate efforts are made to detach Frank Timm May. He is sent to Conroy Castle, where the great - , Mies Dunstable, with 200,0001., and proprietor of the cedars of Lebanon, is invited that he may win her hand, but actually she gives him good ad vice, and bids him be true to May. How it comes torso that Prank marries May after all must be explained by Mr.:Trollope. His book, though too hurriedly put together, has plenty of merit. There an reedieal rivalries, local scandals, minor loves, important elections, and other matters to which we cannot attempt to do justioe here, but all very na turally and very artistically pourtrayed. GOUGH v. Lass.—Tile followiag letter, says a North &KM bre bees received in Glasgow from Dr. Lee:—" retriotetios reed' by coy counerk os gable\ Its asadallairMat was give, was made wilbeet any enieceritg gm me re r: cm the wewery, I eases =essposissisi mini sad WOW ea Ore ow proceeding. et the iron 7. R. Luc—Ladd*. ha. IM." PALAM-0111ilin Odgicirr DATe-•- Aoune - zoig OrruaN3; LID iIIIINCI.-fItDAY, Joni 25.—Ausimiosa paymet, 996; Ono by MOM debob, 2,446; Veld villas, ;440. HOUSE OF Th. boom oat at 6 o'clock. * COLONISATION IN INDIA. IT. AIX! 25. Its Med frafliiiii — M - Cll — theial. — eifbe - 1 a memo I be matte ibe Mime d ONIIIINI br s erae et dr thet am pet Am the WM emmalles of the Haw el Osemethe MI celeaketlea aml aelilemeal Oath) ; end le con the ef the her al Ills mat iimpeetemee of ma szemsive ,gill = ammtat Ildtle•ema addesin la India. with • view M the' peemellea et the meet sad maid hateeet ali did ad Me bathe theameellea. re lnl Z am le alkil lii rt =els theleelea width em et yetheat .gamed am& sub • miliktheat." these meet Impirhat evidethe bed be ahem bloc this eemmillee. mil it w Wig tbst their heal* would be mad ea le betimes upon the aetesel Bent eledea. The wheeler easuited before the ememblee ware ell men of laisillamma. Ile was ooarteesil IMO • begelateeles of Bu -2M.lster: ladles society, sad sa aldieely• immersion to . inot the wily means by which our empire la LTlle=ribe aseneasied. It wee only mime Ma that 'WPM. IPINMair bwll.lpeen_psrmitted to enter the emit fry. sail armi they amid ealid i b ley ee with the Items of the Bea Win neaurelly Imbed for to Ca = 7. wee= sal a cr irs i ke bat helm a want • a•• pew of death whisk had bets • ethelteel am 'thee lea A ceseethas tea w a nted led met the emery 1141 : 01101 : Isli otersasro lmeirilimin bp. eft 41....r.t.; rvtatt r 3l74lW4LVT:ellet the courts were sengnies armallt, atter bean- Creh. Ark bid ea t by Mr. Haat el. Lisslwas*Gownsit a . It our ileM that b b oeysaVe thte kamr et the bet it wee Impes that they ... en. lint may would the Iserspesae beastomet le the Jattellelha of these owes, bet dee be that d eethelatath. bli the dewy of Bombay thee IMMO ao hes thee 11111 Sam jtS some of whom bed rebelled. There wore she nedtsl to the arieriag system of lead revamp ; il'a eantrAlcing sere assifigcopeoeldm to mainline thin reform were 'espied. ear =poem ill Idle would be et ea tad. The esseamat wee mtht newillgirst ; in most come Was-bathe ef the mire wee &Eitel as rental, The nabob's. loom e iheihmed by Lard Cornwallis la 1793^ into bowl, wee thfrunly redeeming illitinre in our govern molt ,• Is - all other parte of India, where it did not prevail, Nee bed been severe and frequent intim The teloohdars held their hada by • tit i laa o noce eampticashis eon that by white may el that laid their iletalles. In the unellewest previnsee, we e sided end atheasred la 1101 mad 11131, the peneemthleyelme establlited Bengal bed bees proeshail, _bat wt. - urea mated. Is ow the whole of the had lied tees antsted for the mat , w ed the result wag the primal rebethea. vigh ail its horrible mi ne people were elerribere in favour of the who were received with ems, although de prived of Oak led. Till a cleft was arrived at between the government and the he beamed thee pea *mid he Imposilele. The edam of Lord Del kcmie to be immediately set edie, herb( both este- Withal in perfect 'gnomic of the gents of the esuisicy. The mime we had been pursuing in India was withaul any Irt in history. Our prolecturfors bed won the tit s word ; but It not with the Net 4 1 .1 1 Z tail owd related it. The bed retained ft b all aka lithe of their conqueets. The same thing lima la Oaths! end South America; but in India sa iiillich of - scarcely a tiniumed powirmi Paw . to. Mai, 4....'.' ma we doubt onerfbeted Chltoormees WNW id the peptdatios eed the improve ments which bad hew we ili the Whew of tit. metro polis. bad bees wily hotremeatal hi belabor about this Were ; rad the sefooselkewy &yam of the sewn had elm had a peed dial de do With It. Formerly It wee found that what Ittes elhoelvesere the river powered wee at low water; hat new Oho went the. we just before end jest after weir. lie bawd that the onion ol dr oftearre d bisb uring the hi Is posto had dloWtubed the .weal el vied to Its segltbeetield of the legs ; but the mewed add INedeorbeldpe. WA by lumf the ewe, mod Doweby =ffbeehmed, wool note ef thetbei % s l i t: e low wake. A reel very gar i ore ir %the so .a rts, ib. ibe sem t Took 4 hf deete lda 4 HI el the wed "Ida ow ewe* at low sear ; hut It was the water hell that wee dellieled. Some people, win, NM that It twes aa r d the wpm poet of the Ow see the the woe tied of 4 ,.......___ ... . lid OM was not brub /he NOM ellen in the ow ylidholinel ;Meoel bs coe ebe of T17=41 WWI One Ow ea bawd the demon bof lib irdil" Non sot tick lo g =4 b Or at e tie cho woele trenat l ete. eel are to th t v ;w het elor wee fitted, and Lt ewieMfttl , were lielt out. ( a g o the matter heil owe le suit a elate we bound to r e wi t s the emoilte lee mow New Tbe E:tl Nie s tolD va byte soda examotaltel the umhelopste If ; be eased we bet Del. ep soppeeo eit thelpo ibat it roeid all = M em b einT ireelte • bre loNt ow mob einemeoelneedo be err_ A. a es id* wow (Hear, ) et. Tb7r: in ! : p lit eb elee Ibet It woo DAD* of her Kahy roes ld sweat. if yeedbie Ws evil 7W suet be aware that ye ad of pottissoot be neterary to give the ppvertuwet the esewoo7 yowls, Mar t Ir hear) His owe *woe wee that rto bogy c umi a la the o ne et a tot parade& is offlneetent to the soma, that was required. An act of Fellows. he sowery • bet Wore her Mejeaty's peverwewt peeped trey reinsure they must be coeteat to wale WE the wowitles whisk wee now witting cel the mehlesliteidwade Ifs eepert. The Duke of NIWCAIThi meld set but emprew the regret with which be bed Wed the amine of the WO, earl. rod • WWI ur e a= thy bed lei ocemllies after onomtttee, mad width& lordship: table we Lisa with = l4 =l could red it, would plee then ell the leftseepa the 712 nomeibly dexesire.gete& Ho meld met .boolbr• No whet adveolopt wild be hew the mart of tie emeodtiee sow sitting. (Hew. boor.) Ho bayed, Awoke. line boo lir jolty's mmenweed wall deal common* wit Oh sett beet, for tbef fed a stoot&tteatty belbee Om Meer, Wm) PMheeene Me . _• they we elan to be oared If ebe peomesseet way rows hewed and save them. (Rear. hr.) Sony Mee they bed litherto table in this mat ter had bus a step in the onwei Drostioa Only last year be bed mimed to skeet to the wig of ea set which had rtoody emelheled the difficulty—the Net,ewdy, which vested the waretweel ot tie river in the Cornea of the City of Lamle% but ha had only received the =open of eye noble kW. In the went mote of Z w ir arbi trary set weld he diseWy neceseary. liser.) They wail weir eloseeplia their of drot tiza the goommest power to deal with the wiles ei (Hoer, bow.) If they Waned to the Mercy et iseroesosni. they would foil that the seen th= slew ..woad. Tabs Or eon of the bold ppm" so evil. bewwi, which fedi set be kr NO soment rowesed with that oaf w ehicilt We metyptlle ogee mow and old. sod toppoottso white be bane& there led ben ems leedden- Nes. Dot en evil It wee, wed es on* be II wail be Pm& until they pave the Neweeery 4 Sae pewee by • preseptary wen to dela Miff eetastter be Ileskeht peeper. Se biped Hod GANN le e ellinioi m le oo skile po es wwowed the sooomey poems Ned. es Intougli se peollio (Sur, bor.) Moe of the ahem tilt bed : eat Mood weld met the tom lbw eueboobetted oat dr. llethembreet es beds date genii de babe be Mod rentid; bet mobs It was :=6 l l Yee of heimeoeplim NMI 11 Wald Dome eAI. The dew Ned be bombe beak to Oodles D user pinto sad to De ebb de Welt the Wm sew Ille dly et Pada. Mew, bum) They wet le awl pipers. to emend • wry Wipe we se liewip_i IS" sigreselog way 'Notes en to whether sea poise old kit awe potties of the orti, be hoped the poweemaat well me Nome to epee the meteepelle tz t = I DIDI mimed De boas. (Boos. frt.) Tbe ea ommosep waft ortmoehlo wed le ellSbe kb 110 = to myth Ind=w elle we k 1 Ihe rod"" et dr bride t de beer. Calm l b ws they took hemellohl dege le OW the pretest ohm% lbey rod moot, set "pm er elder or*, bat a mooed plague. They Pawed to be 'Wetly Von a I eyole of hot mamas ; and thorns, by the blerig ',God, 1 *lug miltll em , E• Ws Par, UR weld aot hop to do ro a mond mew . ( Rear. hew.) that the would sot wait ler — e== . lllllMillel r m libilli a lli WWII seat hod whored, (Chem) The had of HARDWICK" sahl that the a* At= the gerwmweet fit was tate the /rear awes to be astir the drommohmeee. The temanielee wee not sitting on 4nersi the pude" of draislog Po metropolis, but its in • hed operal reiromos to the state of the river. He the teentadelst mesh' eely_speetilly come to he deci sion, time e wes I se me poet WILY hi doinniall thet the Hew wes I. • lire drepreas coadition, It was no doubt the ialensfes of the t to act spin that report. (Hear, kw.) I t seemed to Mat that in draining the metropolis they had begun at the wmag ead. The meat ordinary labourer weed have tad them that fa Raft a drain they ought to been et the .sin ; Wired et Ai& they bad proae&d to abolish the old wawa* sad to drain into the existing sewers without detnedelng white the sale should go. To remove the wad of the river maid effect little, for It was the water itself that wee infected. There was no way is which they amid mehilestoelly deal with the nuisance Weis they made a large mein sewer ' which would carry the refuse of the metropolis directly to the era. (Hear, hem.) The residuum of the sewam was of no velum at ell in an agricul ture point of view—el its valuable iagredients being held in ampere by the water itself. (Hear, bear.) They in short waist he peered to spend thaw or four mllliona of money ups the wig that would be requi ed. (Hear hear.) Earl GRANVILLE said the wee ent itled to her the *Pm% mot of the noble awl, but of the govenunent ; end ha hoped that at the east meeting of titter lordahip they ' wee" do wt. (Hear. heat.) Lad CAMPBELL reined to the Ade of the own* it Westminster. and was understood to say, that If things went on es they did at present, it would be necessary to move then to Oxford or Si. Albans, or some other provincial Lord PORTMAN said a noble lord had talked of restoring the Thames to the state in which it was in former years ; bat that was not so easy to do ; for Au abstracted from it 132,000,000 rakes of pure water whi rr did not restore till it had been through all the waier dor. in London. (w liar, hear," and a lush.) If Ow prepared to commit We war to a enupitten smut sot is one consisting of ryMore *sr.) It mead be far better to us one lama .boa ew could trod, but at all events the hwer the better. eke.) He hoped an act of pullament would be prod without delay for the purpose of currying out this saggeetlon but In the meantime be would remind their lordships that nothing could be more daagaroes than to create a plops, panto. (Hear, hear.) The Marquis of SALISBURY quite agreed with the noble lord that nothing could be more prejudicial than to create an alarm of pestilence. The subject was one of great difficulty. A inw th ris ago a Metropolitan Board of Works was appointed, and had been a great deal worse than ever they were before. he submit bad not escaped the attention of the government and he hoped that the present session would sot pus Ir si hem t acme result. Bari ORBY said the observations of the noble had filled hint with extreme disappointment. There r ree= thing even worse than creating a panic, and that was to nattler-estimate the magnitude of the danger. (Cheers.) If any of their lordships would go Into the library be would leave them to say whether they had ever smelt anything like it before. (A laugh.) It wee impartible to conceive hoir such a smell could fail to be eminently pr.-judicial to the public health. (Rear, hear.) He quite agreed that it would be far betterto entrust the matter to one, two, or three profereional Met of eminence. If, for instance, such a man as Mr. Stephenson would undertake the work, so much the onlAistr epoitsibility of placing _ _ other towns ; but, if they would put in the preamble — of the bill a statement that there was such a state of things, he would raise no objection; but he wee told that the committee of the enamor., would not hear of the provisions of the bill being (Efferent from those anther towns. It might be all tight, but be believed that the system of turning all the 11th into the sewers and thews Mt° the watercourses and rivers would produce in the tosatry evils similar to that which mow afflicted Loudest. From Wring local bills brought berme his, be Sow that this on wee weeding. He had had eteephdato from odor &nide ; there seemed a general Wm is getrid of dm Ma of Swag, with • general inability 10 1108000011 the Alma Is any other way then that which wo sow bewuninree pevalent. He believed that one of the mom that had led to am impurity of the Thames had been thelskiag away.of old LWOW brAgo. sad getting rid of the dos which the bridge sorb. &Ore that was &moored/ my silks tide water team up above lieldr i kt all. Now, the We lowed a long wage the rho tad tack all the haparithee. He tthat the mow dollop ef ' London ought to LH sal! ea Os dihirlet. Mira Soy re-' sestered the wormer womb wor Mktg anted ea la en the revimeial towm he the t Mete Lwhisk did aot ask ler Ma Amlithe pubde Isteley ".l l2 a i l inereveseatkand would if they e = they woad net leak to any other solves then the t. ineteds 8w lb* memo of its 01• A d Lewd =AT ma be wee examilm mi pbm ammo had bees celled to Oda 'abject, Swum ene set Laski oi2iLautt a areat i ff otbsr tetras to Maid= wens hem the Impurit y of the rises, which were pledlt drabs we or three yews age a Xekenia FA. Wog sod Prevention Bill wee 'resounded to *MIN of Omer en by a committee, Widek oat for a Stag One end mina Inte a variety of &Odle. sad In that bill • dna vie overfed that ao zessulestamr should be allowed in audiorge the odors sotto seduced is the saaeiadmff MO'S waif' the best bars remedy for readletig the msF 'lm an dietheand lasoeson With regard to gas, there were ennat paean is tie alma gem or to prevent ihe dkoharge end the refuse, sad If the home would the as* General Health Bill Msert a *inur elapse .lt h raped Id .otter rraufarnrio, they wad& de a great deal to red, the evil they were sew eacipisialeg of. Data wilt& ebb last tan or twelve years they hd asambeimere of sewage the mark= districts of Lwasea eilisseduty it was == go 408 inning ilth Isis wawa% . Bo* the Oleo Sidi( IS • differs* maim god ow, imbed due Wine %Maas la* &seabeds ear bases hi the sewer, they were en essuabl to ode am if* sat,y l ma um amens anthoellbe tee owila bleesoll fhb meant bed lon ea It as toed W imeepiled Seta le Shut& 1116 au god to the ilea at Wads, he al set Wyk any porno sal Imo beim aye USA= wed odeollakini then the geallan asszestz i r fta lenrd ha ha. They bed as awl pin and they meat le Ohs I . B : 6 =Minal e s gillidlt i rePii Five es •ML W•• pementee, me that we shell set have le haw N/IWay ate mdessiblevost, we as poosed at W k s M the groononst Went weeded to that soma Wham the sebum st the Boa d Woke wee the bed cc set he mall int wey. boa he thsaght the Term of the emededa• woe amid err ft won* Owe selithesioa ; ant It lie in min= ail be esmilealt mean he slywasansa ' Lest !WOW sheeted tbst these as en an et undessa sena the mint shins Tine ass a saw ataineme pmileuMal awaystisaa ea Os Mbar skis at Hs band that ems omens would be Shen to pant limes psetiendel belie Whig terra on is the midst d ie m e latil i * that a great lapse of time BrutLiallirl i =se wee din. He waded that the of the omen should be canted dews by meow of =ne to low water, What) of Ong at Wil man, as at The Fowl of NIALVEBBITRY renorhol titer the Oar nu of she limed et Warr wrote • lithe in the hie Ohms odor et the Itrehodwor raggiedag that pommel shod, give their ussimft Or a Mead mosey in ha mini kr me natiag the weds That lotto wee mass d'enemy_ , 1867. mai Own Met day to this the Clam= et lbs Bawd at Wats bolvismivet a t mew& The Dube st HUCCLITICH said be lasi the gnaw ma seal be able seat mask in elate what their Wolk= woe en the eabfeet. ISTANLICT d ALDIRLIT, In newt M lie Lei el Idthetnhoy, said, der lie Wasriem Ib Obsiyma dim Bind et Was as esestal, its Ykyl Onnimiessr stWeilosseeited es englaser in alike sash pihn. MOM me milt illeumalan whoa the nomad Their Iminpe agsmna ire s M intes pest anew o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONIL—Fuoat. lin IL Meatlowa frees yerelselaye *pew.) The loom named et siz Vela& ACCOMMODATION BILLS OF SICK/IMO& ttv Ur. BASS sele4l Ht Alemerepaesenel etbrAber be eta escimerkgstl he the kw elbeeleg ewer The ATTORNEY-GENERAL aid the Wit tiN " of groat baportanos, but at tits sm. Vine of crenencfnala r clinically. It had for sore time ampeed the igytlia W tt; - =ma wo t No doubt the gs aceounnodedes was an evil of very peat but el the sewn Ewe Way of them were perbeelly locate, arisen out at Itenneelinne in the Mum - en& not to interfere, es for lame between Monde and tralatives who, • there wee no bitentiom of hand. It was now proposed to iotmduos into the new bill for the auxadaant of the laws relariog to bankruptcy end Insolvency clauses by whkh any trader using sooommodatiou bine, unless they bore on the face of thew the character of accommodation bills, would be liable to pealehreaut by the neural of his certificate or discharge, as the case aright be. Be thought, under existing memo etenees, that they could not go further, but likkoped these poricdone would &sok this serious practice. Ilr. LOWE asked where the bin would be introduced. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL replied, the Lord Chan calker would Introduce it in the Houma of Lords. THE NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES. Sir E. B. LITTON gave notice of his intention to move for leave to bring in • WS to provide for the neerrement of the territories to North Amnia& between the Nettie and the Rooky Mountains. (Hear, hear.) _ RAO-FAIR ON SUNDAY. On the motion that the house at its riming do adjourn to Monday, Mr. R. BETM BR celled the attention of the house to the mines that took place in Rag-fair on Sun day. Ha regretted the defective arrangements which notland setemery Saida, marketing. This, however, ne not a nation of Sunday marketing. Pitabis articles cif bud were the only Stipp pot said thin; it was a mere sl peNet. If it man who hit WM sa M week in beleardemerpespis Med illwr be wee ' bare a MOM* for obelniether the Moronsidlar• ; ' or if ea wawa rated her basket cm the lags she was at ones sedated by the police to move ea ; yet Peetkoet- Lane and Harrow-fans, as Sundays, banes deem sad ooe, were entrusted to seek an extent as to reader ft_driegmeas to go there, and that by_ the worst came is Leaden. He tlionght this was a soleedjuitilketion kr the wasetisa of which he bed alma wed* via. whether the lowstsry of State for the Home me t iater to Mks my steps r" the "Iry 8,10 47 Mr Htsoidebtch Sir It. AR N isid that white hie selestles was feet drawn to the @abject of Petticcet•hith, Ile OW est believe nob abotnintions existed. H. toe& th e ik Sel letweisatil et visiting it, end hand that every some tie or twelve thousand !pimple cooperated 011111, as sera could vesture into the lan without lowlier •MI yeast plited or some thank offered to him. He Ited affielyiewspiteed Alamo men to Newrate for stealing waken Mark embed placed hlmielf in communication with ft to see whether step* amid wet be Mint to put an end to, or at hen M pearl% Oh evil. The house was not aware plohlig Ptillesal•lem was peoulierly Meated. (Great biestitet) • I'Mleastolimeorres • a very smeil street ; but one half at the street was • sex .-beimitreil laughter)—and the ether halt la Loading He could the home that he did not with to say to ' . (Hear, hear.) Valais the polies'a ls = sides et were agreed ts to the pin to be parsed, • then vbip Sint esteitred with on one side escaped by piss over te the ilbee gibe. He had no win to interfere whiney thing Mika added to the comforts of the wealth:ignitor, buy bi that if tomething were done to plea enters footing it would 'be a great admmtare to the pea* of that locality. He had heard mousy of Ibsen who kept • Italie &dam that they would bin very glad Hawn were away • ensotemat which would prevent them from keying Beach !e a meaner la whloh they did not wish to keep it. A siert titt ago there we a greet uproar with regard to a bill whin wee • =t in by Lord !they ; and be had heard ea good SIN that many prima in this aerie* pad men • ggo to Hyde-perk on tinaday to maim in the eater • that M. Sir Richard Meng bad told Mn that see lib en So da eselet him in Wu matter. The law Ydto trading me as ONTO 'knew? la a • • state. ha Ms tebaght the Whir ssedaet ho opened I ph Melnik). IS day %May. . t tailor daring the. whole of the wort, and • pboes oa Sunday. (Laughter) Numbers of shoyA , • dolled the authorities. A large inns of mikes had their shope open all by them were ocomionelly deed de.. bolt as they mode den be. poet, the evil continued. Petticoat lasi was means the only locality in whin a sort of fair wasield ' 'day. There wen Aught stoma is the New-pat, • N; near the Brill, Somere-town ; talleaaasthrlasy and. in Rateltff-highway. la ell them lua g= a Mr at limeday, Warm V• r "M eithinl Ile bed / Malmo It • was r • Itik• au , thabwiNiell " • _ . . 7 16 _ 41 ffifffb we.. • ...r eerlairoM ~r~s riri~w Ticieras irmi" — iopet, seiTlTes --- us emallthe. the _theent said. Is ewe hal * km bilpße amid met ail the : for L im it pew it them wombat* Weems If *lam great that It wee i he math= to stiest to their duties in or mea I. the hoes= (Hear, hear.) He 'find net, ,to coedits the mew dos to themselves, the* he was glad that it had ours hams to them, me Ist he that the pablio at large wed& . =Elle7 .k. z ... b am. sen sellevel, se he now ho irom led deg . at smdF e lilt lA Wall a l l iee re,f is ilis mem mote, ref eldth. VS . metheald sdra milk paler meh a few du *ft es gemistAlgh tielperature, moduli • rt ar ser war War to two or three etas *MI id thi l laips ig i the moans thy. thilb . 2l.ftlit lb. , taphole bill * dr • lellatElled he ems lime Ale fth the bide' hems • dim the diffAkse anomilthilseenthil :Was ilaiL r eet lip * he Falba& de *eights rah the Cheesier Om i t Id a • UM wha sight mese the mesas enemy ask pesseaska if the soma, *II es beet them ersaighs." la the Quesee , fteelt meet, he hod the Ithealeg --" Lard Campbell odd, If he era ememed thea the mite of e reateeeeph e.. 'lam oath as lobs empoem le tee limed them waYmi seta' he Meek! eljemallthemeet. Was there a method sera gam• i r e t—mr. .7. IliddVese Mali that be wee thespiled Se t the awl was wee is comegessen at the bed mendles . =km hie *as that it was dangerous to beak mai the Court nl i dtmertrel l or es u rs*V ir e tal i rat% ewe. The Joey said th e need wee ray of. la the pomeges, bet mot •se hod is mom" the Court of Brebermr, the Lard Chief Barak edireemag . the, kry, said —" I will be ea brief as reads la my aseetta i ,'. he this reams, that the ever Si kw Ms hag beam mo elheeles, as assay of you doebtiess knew, AM It Insemmes all r who ems to got away bees Tee s Usk, me seas se peedble. A. smer—.l west bone wry al Nom it the lea Asp elf j this toW, my kid. The Lord Chief Ithets—z-t I ma tarry to bear it, bat way bow 1/0/01red. Tim mesa trees the limb met othasiver f elad wi Tt Obit I eight to bike rake soliseef thle.tiat he trying this; Oise we Me oddly WA* Joao mike of a off okapi seimeisa, Agele. thme wee ma axes* of • wawa elm emu= ameedt wall* sal who was amely Mal by the wore ditto webrarldek eataelber atemeets. A lesl7 laming dal orris Tower, a isystlithr o r a ter • desimed the I* Ad rear the IBMs ef Therms. As essimear sem aka le fk. Thethek lisegrt la asseeammos of ea sank mad* ilasaihr elalle alaltar The bed wadi salemled all the weir be. to °meek& Zvi bed limed! aim meremel ebli 3 memoirs Iler Ibegliegas of itsaYsig the ether im may IMO efthe Awe balm* pest ts ea tkek. The falleadeg wee them • mepert Mewl latt i tS, by the smellad aim of the Sumethesteght .—" The the Tbamessellebe 'sea elessleatp. Meat.) 2/ ... a:t illi tat: Wink abet the fed ak bee • deklielass aim MI the beekk of the }adonis of this beeplial, sad l a ke=ist it he had of sefiliog to de with the isimether of lever in two rem as the edep go*. the glade of ebb% an only • few ha shearthe seellimeellhe . eil ....A dmeiel um ma bead, ay safersmegthessedem ins kammileabort. • ' the Mil heed thet shag ths . Wis - M Y Mawr, and loess l a MI d r illitli side, eny embank ailphirei Crat i ree r talteleg kom illemeheas. sea demi .sae ad Abe* bad kw allipsi le hew the week is . Thep we an same thed k tem of othaeles it woo sea Imedlealy that &okra, or loos o . or Womble, Ailed as has thet it was afar a Nada lima whet the 'rid pa mildied med the bleed wee letheetwithed, that aid eels jlgyeemi, ad he heed that if this saran west as milmess the malmer im rsid swthr es It led set dose slue the Used the Mee. beer.) He had as wisk No se=z A died wee le Wog home to log who with the gm/diem of the vela Wili l weeks whale aimed net only the mas mad meloma awatatft* le the vista/Ay IVA Themes, bet ems - the Defethdre is bar MAIM Thrf liad mi ld thawed; of pew es 14! at wear hem the Nam Omni es bon Paso, but ulistelleallege maid that p =ves he if the dr saw the beim gem method le be P AS smoodel the mad, be EW anthiM OW were ed per isms moo ta . m o a t s a g o& flemem,ll.llllllll MIS thee that of kik. - !W f eeble wan* hede Is *SI, knoofa=laoasol lett On Obeli. ad. *WM" the of Week skit Ns logisons mei slag ; on the Woos Sib they lad the MO Comm* skew of Weis with hie missies and *.hies. aa l = rf Ifte a ke a t i tt bm cbtr amk a *.ilit.' it= i.d; ......a ; a Oiled megaddem bad bees submitted by tios b ow I , th e gamosh lid 00 .. esselseatios eli k e1 : 23 easpe psi elf dB moth althea. They led sew el • et while mensibleg ma be dies god fee kin aka waly wog af dna, with the meter oalloirfoolly to *eyelids wee t dmium tedmenspmesibi lley gewenthest whose k erg _h_2l .. he as fkra of the , nee efthe Wilke bed obi speed drape a t=egemet meth lei thet widetet move a meoloties ihr the and*. mat et • mothisime—it paid esserniadma. Il the beass &aril L-IV. ""i ' hu. 0 - : bestow upon the second—every thought is well esTsgtzi n tre wens scarcely a thdamod perusal How better ; ha r t at all events they shauld po sati fo onl r i s two or to . rrty that r erda Br weighed, every sentence is carefully elaborated ;to pre dins mama, mad make them res =ssial li Tolls=kmar Oara= 9""P im • Ica ♦ Mull to in, oo - m 'two' have beendevoted w sold TIM lad at DILIAIHIAHHILY ibed as /ma& 01 witherity to farad Tama under th e eapervieles tion against , sea. me lemsesi Ni ts vstss rem- -- —mm pa - lla- a • en awl amid lave melested mak a for Mb 01l v tl:p . sad provide than with mamas. (Beer.) he didnot es masenes-a Doom sings Sr Pint_ ,1,, _ hour. T i t when an author has acquired the esteem es dose la Irbil& be Ind joie la (Lad geed whit the male lord as to the with reggrd Clue& 11°°°°11.4ubtut o f of the public he often acts as if' he might trifle with 5, ,,....„,„, th an wo ol sa t, b e o s ed t __versa Iwohni Maio of ! Ilt all . - Me matter into the hands of some reedier stab at" . Ist . L7,lllloWisma Thp• Author it, just u Wright er Bodltord may do what they to °shahs Ilia Sniff the angry was eh gel at oullatent emi t e w ere would us: s er ve - ; i nsest a. who •r Yes zitsrst,„. like at the Adelphi. We do not be li eve des n Lads Ida W. bars sad di a l so so lama Mr. Trollops belongs to this clam, but it •TM versa wall t h e. ''' .4 ". le reit, erid he moat expect graph: on *g at ite%. 411. ( •. H and a laugh ) k de TIM ATHOL/BUIL—The attention of the Pro. „ i d that h is sums ver y clear that his Brat novel was his best, THB HIVIR. last is his worst ; or, to put It Ina The Duke of BUCCLZHCH said GM, ellemen them weit a gate‘ not emerely affected Loudon, but cigar feller bow dleional to So Jawoowirs anal by lao . IMO titres or far bodies who were charged week the ewe of all cam iserma. meadow, Bay had brought Leyden am• t •if thtl titunta li kE l .i.. l a nin u err is itaaa ban rooms o 4 to than truer and more agreeable way : " Dr. Thorne," ex- t ie - wig, * whatever b a p t am p a a a t o to was s l ap wetly et mg 'We town in the country. more an fie aa , .. °°°.° 0 4 .... i oellent as it is, does not attain to the same degree logeme dais et the He did not brlmigermeed Awl; all Um rives sad Weill dpallas In the country wets hY so moos , is li eN a lte l ts= hd osetesss w 7=l " erlfirlatrAtra of excellence to which the author had already at- the _aloe* as a epegjoa of pareiest aWhoysown. beeemes. Mir readleeei hew% end ailbse deM iteeethel wee tato oa Ileada Y• is olmllt ia hi ou= Is ' 181611.17 vskina.. midi° "ma" Coined. Mr. Trollop, , when he stops to • isends the stab of tbe eiver wee me deele s h rew ma- . 4 . • . the ae awe a sew imam Lambeth; at Po moralise , 11l ~Tl t o tabu OW its wWww WOW Jr J 4111 be 1 6 // 14 bOa 14e/ t o occasionally a little dull, and he is too much giv to es him en amuse ef lbe swam of bow, be . .., '' • of the yew Deere WU 50 131. (tees s, i en es hle -te 11l chtivitarn. The was Richt he ' ' emeneemee . Ile might date there wee I WI Altorz e tartzkn o Msrdart r 4.3.. hi John tell his readers that he is writing a novel—a habit said a th,A,l=l p . V a t tu n were large imams of their . • Mie year 'OK Mascara*. Is Veiled hark .0. very unpleasant and much to be avoided. It seems Arise prime sabots le the salience dipand th e " at essenvels Arm mill ~ e • Ju45004991. Swood Make. 3, W. hewn. la do3k as if the author ways to the reader, " What a very the of state of t hings. " )He .. 1 7: " .. Whkes . .t....... wero o t A is HB 24101e 1 111DE of LONDON. Ey J. tams clever man I ewi i yee,4 th a t a t the Mt of Mei . :. ... a . . ~ it . - -I: -. .. be t . . .. .. 'IL , ....-. ,: !re ,. &ra l lird " II " l b° ' ll w ll Moil wed s ;ris ..4. V • 91, ._ -' 1 " . • • 11, - J. F. . ... .... "T ~ ..41.1t / 4 ,-. oe ; well, 'MP Mistake to pardonable, for a, the esp .. . 9., • • "7 tutght, le- • -me ow, sr Haviony-D3wowaw ' " ............. itoOol NW - thtftulth- °°°°ll " - Thu ' common - place novelist would do Do, but I Mao" be days whoa • liedellga would but irow.ort, '• ma a l ett ed, el4 ll ' N g • “ 1 " it . " : " 1 ' n om , err. a. sad that at pressat all WI W. Tworlio. en . arena am a very di ff erent sort of fellow." When Mr. Boyce co/awes et th e .- t r ess , bet elms the mall at 1.113111146 be prejudicial to use teem. would be ialtdarebisi (Hem) The esaditke of the rim the filth was removed the act of the oa predate tells us how to write a tragedy we laugh, for in the ,_, 11NOVAL ROW Ala Y LL.IPLAOI. vapidly for the worms &rim the last few corporation. He said be coold i s h o r ret upon himself the re- that they 'BNB. cu RH W F.I.L (Brother and Sumemor to H•heexl• 1 thf point is to make Y e ! I,°O.gh at . Bays , '.. panne. Maw mot= no doubt contra:atm d to that result. 9p9u#bnity of placlog them in a digest pa am tritaln __„,_. nu dint OP 113 IIZNIT NM. The subjoined lettere have paid between Lord Brunei Bruce and Mr. Mambo amber, : "7, at. lieorges-place, June 22, 1858. " attention has hem particularly directed to an article la the Mensiese That of Bmarday last, oontaintog an extract from your addle.= to the jury in the late proceeding with reference to Bir Henry Meer, and cotrunenting upon that portion of it. The passage from your address Is as fol lows :—' Lady Won wee certain of hevieg 16,0001. a year, and there would only be the plead. rWs of • child to keep her from 40,0001. a year. When, after the small retnatehrg life Bowed from the frame of her unhappy hushead, she should be induced to merry again, the world would not fell to remark upon the foot that that 16,0001. would be increased to 40,0001. • roc ea the death of the intent. 1 wealth, ' tArreforv, sot mows hula, it would, at taut, pre sob miriade " The asamisie ups it are to the fallowing Asa . If them empeeedans hare any meaning at all, It is • meaning too Medea! to be uttered in plain woe*. Need we Medicate outraged erlherbed from such &dallied tel tattoos "As the looboad tir bily to whim dim spowitwe velar to sow, vsleowly, lotwooplowl hi win dos, it dorolies at wow lorwmat, Is dhow low um dto wall best. 1/11% I woes& to toned the Mut limn witith the lotortow et their clines tes, mein, I amsd bet lit tint yaw owe wow St jostle ad Mom WS mon hew swan wok soy pima the ksa ot " Ipst= of maw/ft • woo Mod= aim. Thiel It was per idoollot to mum mit is iwpwildlow I dist pier Wimp to vollstftwolds opoo L ig ra • towonettiwt, tio cantata it Ow abotowomsd *mg alseadoutly um*. " Yost szpiessions sad thaw isimeats bare sow hum published toll's world, sad I trust, Straw% dot yew way sot low it loawatittoot with y oar plaits ..mod Ist genet ie ctiss la se 1 um anew Mt you met led it es year eve so jallemo owl losoor, wire tlw sollott losowbt valor your etoolloodos, nail woe w qui pullially pm so mood ospoodom pl o w plot st the Ammo spat Vaasa to way so we boosted= as my —I towdo, dr, your obeihst wrowt, "Baaaoy BRUM lhologa Clwrabwo, QC... " Child'e-plaoe, Juba 13. 1•68. "11 Iced,—T hew to dusk you foe the good than sad rid* la me letherow I am thee swebled, with eat besitedes sr moss, see ably to comply with year re mst, bat, to so deism to TOOTS errostowe immeshes of my ova conduct and ebonies, likely to bs prodseed the Wade of streams by the article in the Hersh, het. "Is dettest sad vimiquly cal terms I dealers that I had so Iskadow sfseww_47b. * the wris v.tw imputation Imes yaw deaghtse, Lady Wes:: to which that artkle alludes, or say impistaties of • .I.lk, :Laraeter. ..117 all _who kamr ate to potato or private life I hope I lave Mandy been *liberated trove such • suphicm, sad I sm limed is baits`, that your email to ms, se • ems dames smd a mos of beaces: to do ut act et 'MOW le • sinviadin peed dist my dish to MU with seal, drumess, sod B 1 IN Ids emines sad sesesttrees distressleg doles of is edwetwee, line sew semewidesd rag sera smalmissi or dist of my meiest yesheshes. "I lase set be. die es Olds • espy of my Misr has de metre of egg disediewl wider. lot is Mhos to the arm is the Them Itinffellar. I am Low to obi one dist my owe eebelotkat eftits mielebimal laietelt• saddisePledhso"" es is ler 'meow nod mown in lb. snide la the Hersh, /liet is fay coullmsd. This, I fed eewa bee arises solely froes the dlfiewley of esparthe la es hr. the mph mrstob of • mussel to • crowded non, awl set him say want of ems ye the slightest dieser dam to be Mberwies this marelm he pomp is won TWA tbe Own anninis fessded, don s bevermr, n own la fin Mann si ft non ; the ronstbs din on al sil &Mr an annuli Ems eft es cad.* Hama did* Ned sewn as mgoggs t wagag im—l hews the lessmar to be, me lesdabfgre obi inn T a lle ii • •• War Huainan, " v at Hos. Last Ernest Brews, ILA 4