The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-15 00:00:00

*part THE NOTTINGHAM AM) STAMFORD *wt. IIEk.'TINGS. TO TILE EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS. 8111.,—The Messrs. Weatherby had to make up a heavy calendar on Thursday last, so numerous were the nominations for the Sussex handicaps end the Derby, Oaks, and St. Leger. As might naturally be supposed, the Duke of Hamilton, tho Marquis of Hastings, and Mr. Chaplin are the best supporters of the great three-year-old Makes, though the " new member ," Mr. P. Hobson, is down for ten subscriptions. Among the latter gentleman's lot is the brother to Ostreger, a prim Captain Machell let him have for 1,000 profit on the 1,500 guineas he gave for him at Middle-park last Saturday week, and it would be ungenerous not to wash such a " plucky speculator " luck with his bargain. Many breeders whew yearlings have yet to be sold swell the hits, of course, nearly all Mr. J. Jackson's "wag stock being entered, but in the name of " Mr. Fredit. John Jackson," understood to mean his son, a young gentleman of the greenest hue, for he has not seen above half • dozen summers. Sono of Mr. J.'s " friends" are endeavouring to make out that the entries are invalid, tinier an assumed name as quoted above has been duly registered at Means. Weatherby's, on the grounds that Master F. J. J. is • minor, but what difference there is between a minor of six all another of twenty tbe bean. Uful laws of racing do not exactly de fi ne, and it makes one shudder to think of the " row" there will be if any era dispute should arise as to the validity of the nomination. They help considerably to swell the high numbers attained, and the 276 entries in the Derby were only exceeded once, for the lucky . Lord Lyon's year—so many, however, be came void during the two years that elapsed before his race was run, that at last there were but 274 subscriptions to be paid. From all appearances no one need yet fear a decline in the Turf's prosperity, a convincing proof of which we have every week, so many meetings being held day after day. lost week there were no fewer than four that were wall patronised, albeit the proceedings pomessed little more than a passing interest, the best class animals out being the juveniles and they were not exactly off the top of the tree, Bahama Orion, Grimeton, Lictor, and the like, being scarcely first. raters now, whatever the two first-named may eventually tarn out. They were hut a so-so lot in the Liverpool Cup, and the clever Challenge party, after waiting most patiently to get a moderate home into his proper company, brought off their coup, but by a very narrow " squeak." Things were not so pleasant for bickers in some of the other races at Liverpool, the overthrow of Tumbler by Frost, of Bracken by Verulam, and finally of Wroughton 'by • whitens common-plater like Feeder, being results as dilheult to understand as the ups and downs in the Good wood Stakes market. Certain " riggers " have managed things so well over this latter event that nearly all the thirty-one acceptors have been backed, at least twenty having seen 20 to 1 each in their turn ; and unless the current week's results help them, the knowing ones may be troubled up to the last to find a certainty. Many of the candidates are engaged at Nottingham and Stam ford, Rams. Roquefort, Aggravator, Vice, Tremble, end Primrose being in the principal handicap, one mile and three quarters ; but there is a wide difference in the way they are handicapped and Rama and Tremble ought certainly to show on Tuesday next, in preference to wait ing for the more important affairs, as the others might do. Tremble (better known as the Flutter colt) is in the same interest as Bradamante, who should retire in his favour when having to give him 361 b., and if to, I cannot perceive what is to beat him, Glendale and The Peer bg the most dangerous-looking of his opponents. The Peer is also in the mile Bridget° Handicap, but receiving only 131 b. from Lord Ronald who ought to. win, Sweet Anne or Maid Marian in the Geonty Members', end Mrs. Strat ton or one of Mr. Pryer's 112 the Stand Plate, being the most likely to greet the fudge first of these small fry. Contempt and Cuckoo were close together, behind For. moss, in the Stockbridge Nursery ; still, the former has done the bed since, and should win the Robin Hood Stakes, the best of the remainder, Ritualist, having only a 41b. adviints the weights. Cuckoo has the Raford Stakes on tbeHroond day to look after, the probability being that Ottratton wi ll leave it to her ; and there is else the Nursery, for which she leeks pretty weft, if the baited the Marquis of Hadley' trio, Venomous and The Re • turned being the " cracks" of the light weights, so far as performances go, though Bessie Dixon and one or two others may run into form some day. Cuckoo will have enough to do to attend to the two limb just named, and she should leave the Brumley-peek and Donnington Stakes to her 'superiors, Veda being in both of these, and re caving weight from her. But even she may not be able • to win either prize, the company being so good, wit Orion (Mb extra) to tackle her in one instance and a clipper like Bismarck in the two and three year idd spin, wherein there are likewise Bounceway, Vex, Charuwood, and Bal sams to try her mettle ; and Mr. Beadsman and Captain Hawkaley aertably look more like taking the honours away home than Mr ;Chaplin . The great event should alined settle where the Chesterfield Handicap is to go, and the Forest Plate will be in a nutshell when the first day's barb wee is over. Nothing can possibly mar the success of the meeting at Stamford, though it does follow on to Nottingham ; and it happens there is • lot of fresh blood in the Burghley Handicap, two miles and a quarter, which will be worth at least 600,. John Davis, Regalia, Bemiring, Knight of the Crescent, Bradamante or Pintail, Retrousse, Dummy, and Dr. Syntax or Lizard, should run, if the lame Archimedes 01131001, sad Challenge's penalty stops him ; and there are others in the list MVO to swell the field, though I cannot see what is to beat Beeswing,turned loose as Pintail is, unless Knight of the Crescent or Re galia an perform that feat The handicaps are all on the light wale, it being best to await the Nottingham results before meddling with the minor affairs, though it is lei possible to help expressing a fancy for Lord Ronald and Beadle in the Welter, sied Confederate in the Wesenaer. land Plate. The weight for age races have fared well enough is regard to the number of entries. the fourteen in the Welland including the Skipper, Disk Tula, Bounoftway (each 61b extra). sad King Victor (rib extra), besides some juveniles, the pick of which are Veda, &Well man's Pride (web 61b es we), the Returned (31b extra), and Janet Rowdier° (allowed Mb), However, the throve-year-olds have the best of the weights, and perhaps Bounftway has only to fear The Skipper. Europe and Speculum should • Set out both the Ryball Seam and Fifty Sow. Sweep stakes ; and them may not be more than two " clippers" in the Stamford St. Leger bold, good as is the entry, Knight of the Garter being the beet to stand upon--a he is likewise for the Kitten Stakes on the second day, when Friponnier bee the fsserind Wothorpo Biennial to content him, the First Wig also likely to fall to Mr. Pryor's lot, 'with Ritualist allowed 41b. • There is just the chance that the three berierites for Um Ooodwced Cap will eouteet • that at Sheatford—Rigelia (9st Mb), liwavetag (Set 10114, and Lecturer (914 101b)—whom I prefer in the order named ; and many that were in keeping ter the Stewards' Cup at Goodwood might be tempted by their Battering weights to go in for the Olifden. But Matthew Dawson lOU take a lot of beefing, hie patrons being beaky if they ETa better 'Hy then Bismarek, end those who follow Veitinorland in the Johnston, Nursery may not fare Climbing with the four days ht the midland district there 'aro meetings at Baylis,' Island and Inuteford, the former having to be lam:wanted under the most favourable auspices, ea the naval review at Spitheed is to be wit imaged (if a naval review were ever really " seen" by est. eiders) from the Orand Stand. This treat will more thea compensate for the poorness of the =Mica, which are nothing' like amemeasurate with the liberality dieplayed in the adding of the may, only the two-year.old race Pavia` • good let is, and if the Peon, sr Wild Blood, *should out is there wW set be mush of a dunes for might else. Except that Chumwood is in the jaywalk 'pia these is nothing for me to say with mferenee to the Nast/Mud !rogramme.—l am, he., METROS. BETTING IN LONDON--SATcarpAy. Although the muster at the dabs today ems pretty tin Ipeculatlnn was alt mesas rife. for the Onedwoed Snakes Afffravatar )finas Bret favourite. mid ffidly although not boatel email bent bond the adds usappse ler f te 1 M were , hmt taken . :Mr e 10 M 1 there valid s no• ller sage thun •to sad m slither Ads Moud eve way n e wilignewsee of IL • There sagerred te be a dio podti l on to buck areobt, effete bM.g made to wept 100 to 7 but her. main a Melt ware& owing to the layer's limit being a point less Ms the prise imbed her. Molts wee frhmdless at 100 16 7 saved. Werewhlle har late stable MI. Mon, ()wan Glyndwr, met with occasional support, at hit as fq to 1 , and subsequently at la to 1, fesabel and Wild Briar Was sack friendless es 101 M e °gored. Ammer& sad hid were mad* the medtarn ef a few swan Iwvestmenta at 10 to 1 nth. bat neither Douro nor lord of the Dales could tempt fetchers at Ukase odds. The only other sotelPerib/ teammates' of Ate day Were the backing of the two favourites coupled for CM ate to 1. ?or the Burahley Handicap there were lire bete et Soar aphid the held, as eprelded is tie feliserime gemend quotsUota: /11711OHLIY ariiuusr. - s on locowinft. Malone, Braman* and Knight of the Conant against tea 004 (table/. Tloo Ward naiad ao Gold (tok • GOUDWOO to 1 soot Ag4rs,4at (t od) 11 to 1 Dulcimer (614 6 10to1) 100 to 6 111takhoollo (of 100 to 71 100 to 7 1143144 (c4l) • 100 to 4 .1°64441 (.e) 100 to 0 Wild Brim. (o 7) 18 to 1 (Ands Olyndwr • (Won) illtolltolooot, Dr. Syntax, mod at). D STAMM. , SO to 1 apt Gnawers &o) 10 to 1 VS to 1 Lord itj of tie Dam OM tO to 1 Douro 'AM IS DI to to 1 Clor 1 laD lor(t) auplthut (o) 100 to 1 looto (of) SOO to TO Aggro/rotor and D•tottoor WOW (t) mamma AT MANCHETTER.-BATuMM GOODWOOD STAILLi, 4 to 1 Mit Aarsvotor ft) 10 to 1 opt Welk" all 10 to 1 Dataimer (t sod 1111 to 1 Ovalle le to 1 Osyl Weida WI W 1 (al Legilso iut4 oll) Hulas sigerouro IT( Du BARRY'S FOOD TO TU 4.0744411. *arm. 111414. 490 VMS 41 ad and mac earls; elepepela (leritteelleat, ditesitata. eaddlas, head billorbe eleepleatuer. debility, iin - Oitoes Ai= 2 11 =t4. 1" 1.1"* . " 34 " 1n..1 IN; that of lb Hollow the X 044.: w, ta. ed.. nth, t2a Stib , eoa.—Da harry C TT, Pageet-etreet. 1,114A11 lOW et 47. Oraosimuot: 4. ; Dil sod Ihit, 03146441r4•4; aad ell grocers sal Tertheateat Lvov v. HAalow.-The weather, susfortorsetoly for the suc cessful preene.s of this interestin td exciting match. as we ll as of other open air exhibition', un derwent an unfavourable change on intenlay moaning. At about half-past 5 o'clock a fine rain began to fall in the metropells, and continued flaggingly for an boor or two, when there were indications of AO improvement, which induced a large mamba of spectators again to flock to Lords vowed, so that nearly 2,000 persoos-quite half of them ladies--anticipated the commencement of *ay. Towards the afternoon this oumher wastradually seemented *between 8 000 , sod 9,000, notwithstanding the threateqing tweet of the weather. There were *manna' gleams of sunshine, and then the ovne was very brilliant. The call hell rang oboist 11 o'clock, and the mound was cleared, the umpires and a portion of the " field " took their places, but a renewal of therein again dispersed them. However, in *boot &quarter of an hour there wet a cessation, and a general clapping of hands welcomed the appearance of the Morrow Boys In their !respective places, and of Hay and Ottaway at the wicket.. The bowing was again entrusted to Graham and Fryer. The first noteworthy event was a bit by Ottawa for 4, which evoked such a cheer from treble vole* as to leave no doubt that a strung renforcement of • juniors from both Eton and Harrow hod availed themselves of the customary whole holiday to wit nee. the play. The Deanna ran some marvellonaly Mort runs, and the Barrow fielding was by no means smart. That both executanta meant run-getting was evinced by the fact that 23 non were hooked in the first 111 minute. Both youths timed their hitting admirably, as shown by several late cuts. With the Icon at 25 Money went on with the slows, and began with a couple of maidens :he then got hit comddembly by both, and both were else well •' down upon the shooter . ' When Se were .• totalled," Pelham went on at the nursery cod ; so good and free was the hitting of Hay, and so perfect the defence of Otta way, that In three-quarters of an hour 50 were announced, anikktthe loud cheers of the light blue division. The slows proved an unprofitable investment, so Money gave way to (lore, with Me score atS2. These change' produced no result, as b all batmen continued to hit very finely, inspirer every MD well doors. Hay gave half a chance at point to Fryer off Goms but it did not come off. Thee/leen* was loud and almost **them* and badinage of course plentiful. At length In Gra luus's next over, Hay in hitting to fig mounted a ball which fell into the hands of Walsh at square le& after having pot toge ther 42 by very minted hitting, combined with patient de fence. Hays hits wore seven threes and six two.- 2 for 71. Of coarse general cheering followed, and it was well merited, Hay's innings occupied an hour and a quarter. Thornton was Ottawa's next vist-vis e and was at once busy, soon booking a leash of threes, then ha" skied" one toles, which Templer misjudged, running all round the ball, but failing to secure it. phortly after Graham put down a shooter, which beat the Eton wicket-keeper, for a fine defensive innings of 32, manipulated with estrum care and judgment: his hitslncluded one four, four threes, and four twos, and occupied exactly one hour ands.half-3 for W. Alexander joined Thornton, and the run getting continued ; the former hit a ball on to the too of a car riage, near the " ladles' corner," at which the light blues cheered lustUy. The light now became very bad, resembling a November morning. At 116 law tried to separate the batsmen at Pelham's end, but It was all one tote Etonian'. Penn was now tried, and then Ileolow for Low, but the hitting sou fierce and de termined-indeed the Harrow bowling wsaln a" complete knot." Thornton hit Haden clean over the ropes. then be wee let off at the *et* but did not May lose after, being sadly caught at flaafter making 47 by some very severe bitting-to wit, two . fore, eight threes, et.c. -4 for 149. Thornton was loudly cheered. The vacancy was filled by Tritton, and the score advanced to 157, when Graham went on, vice Penn, The pace moderated now, 16 overs being bowled for II runs. At about 2.15 the fog cleared suddenly away, but there were Indications of a heavy Mores Mr. Alexander now became the victim of a Ws enierstwadleg between himself and partner, and was run out for IS, made by four threes. Ac. in the same over Walter esdone" on," so that the fiftband sixth wickets went for 171. dark blue thews were now denoting, and Walrood took the vacant place. At dinner call 2.30), Me score was at 181. During the recess the rain came down merrily, and It was 3.50 before play was fairly resumed. Mr. Tritton was at length y driven back on to his wicket by Bedew, making w Horner-7 toe 196. At 203 Money want on again, and when five hod been added, Walrood was eaegkt at mid-off, at which there was another volley of cheers-8 for tee Wormald followed, bet the rain had impeded the travelling of the bell. Penn, w ho had relieved Pelham, now took Viormald's wicket with • " shnoter'-e for Siti-end Currey "whipped M." At he minute, to she was caught at point, and thus ended the Innings, Harrow having M 7 rens to get to van the match. The Marrow bowling was as follows-Graham. 44 oven, 17 maidens, for 64 runs, 3 wickets, and 4 sides : Pryer, 13 overs, 5 =We* for tit runs; Money, 14 ours 6 maidens, for 16 runs; Pelham, 18 avers, 9 'maidens, for IS runs and a wicket ; Gore, 11 OT•Ti; 6 maidens, for 14 rune ; Lew, 3 oven for 3 NM: Penn, 13 ewers, li maidens. for 19 runs end I wickets; , and Hodow M avers, 10 maldeoa, for *runs *di wickets. At So clock t edy Harrow eat about a tads the shment of which e had rendered Impossible, viz obtainlyti6o runs in two hours : in fact, Harrow could not win, and Eon weld not loss. Walsh and Peon first repreeented the dark blues at the wickets. and Currey and ing, started the bowling. The fielding of the *canna was splen did, and so was Onawarewicket keeping. The two betunen weds the meet of every WU, and it t he not long before twenty wise telegraphed, vibrantly throug good general bitUng of Nam, and the very ellsothe lag hitting of Walsh. Walter went on, when the score was at SO--a trial ball being allowed by the umpire In open defiance of law 14. It rained again smartly et a quarter to slx, but they playedbravely through it tiU 40 runs were posted, when Peon was sectored at point by Higgins, having made SO by excePent play-1 for 45, This dissolution again awakened the light blue enthusiasm, the dark blues having monopolised all the enplanes during the excellent innings of Penis. Bedew now went to the wicket, Walrond took up the beetles at Hornier's end, but for a single over only, when Currey operndoeldin, the score being at 61. At 67 threes went on !&.. but the defence and bin were proof Mier the various With the score at TS, Wormald took Currers place, en=rtly before half-put sirt-the rein having fallen for nearly bee an Imar-an wilournsteut to the Pavilion took place. This bed the aged of breaking up the "ring," and thonsandsof people left the precipitately. Otherthousands rushed loth* frost of the Pavilion, where there was a complete forest of umbrellas, and Impatient and most unreasonable cries of " Play, play," were raised. 8o soon as the rain Ind moderated loud shouts announced the lieiziploa of rance on the grounds of the Woolens. but upon an Ins the wickets by Mr. Fitzgerald, some of Use committee, e umpire", sad respective captains, it wee at owe determined that no further play should be attempted, and thus at five minutes before 7 the forty-third match between Et* and Harrow ended in a draw, considerably in favour of the former, Narrow having 178 runs to get and nine wickets to fall. The "not outs" were Wahl& 111, end Haden 16. Cm v. WIPMIND PM= ',llor the bowel of the Lily awing Ancelsekte).-111a wreak whisk war presseled prlndgelly by ili•Jmodelstm of tie hladhel whillede and retell warehouses ha the drapery with • * s e a ugment the fund /row forming by the Neely A took lace on fiery at the Oval the 'Whir be , sad v • prembwe GM te the pew . The the Ihrestadew misted the wereher,laswely waserees, end we MO Wasted by the essrelety that se gredwas the biereat let le the ewe, OA epeteodsof wen thenated tickets were sold. Amain the ragranstatives of the ladles firms present ware- Nome. Marsha wake sad leolor g end Yr. W. Tan Mars ma Co.). Mr. De *thoolbred al & .° C v o. e i, Nora Bowen, Nolo. rid Stock (J. an d Sons), Yr. rase fills, Nowak end Ca), Kr. , Mr. Amery, end Mr. Neck The bawd ablethed to the Ihn of Tarn and Co., ef Nowlegloweanstreg„ wail also le attesidanoe, and played a variety el mar as and selestions. • little before none the aty Mena emernold the halm !mg nese bur thiamin were made. The repte) obtateoe the '' Low; he it toeball once madam eff. sed Wadelleri two fours, three threes. Ind twos. C. after do eland a natant !animist s r sad both were fft ted with the • Wad 111111111." The total of the was 1E and the widens fell thus: Plowrlght for hi, Davia's et 13, Bursars at 44, Beddarts at 97, 4M. Janson 's lk .ea tis ic : at 135, Bryan's at 144. Gm's a& 184, and sat 1101. C. !Masses Mot out) 64 conated Autos* WO , seven twee. •o. The following bowled In Uds h= l is:ine. Parker, lent. Goidinch. Webster, Markham, and Strohm Years J. Parker and N. Anderson batting for the - Westmaders.* The latter was well at shaft aft when the Wt stood at 11, and Goldfinch wet von eat when It bad reached 16. Parker and Noakes new gal oell ist a t i r alit the rola pet a step to foram Sox the Mel dd. Pester balm (est nut) it and , itookes mot sal IL The reezbled in this psrUally played Wein*, Yin. _Wows DPW. t, Redd*, end Pierce. We 4•Seog thin lei Nabs are to have another field day on the la* no. Aed. An excellent luncheon weeprovided in the by the - Md. M Club purveyor. Hr. IbNerlrl MILL CRICKET. tabs intelifinue. minoraereas Zoturry 00111711, &Min 60 .91/1 1 11919198 , 1 for the prooont wait/ 91Woryngetwo, 88 119111Wo-hoo. —Tuesday, July 16; Wallow day, 17; 11uustly10;lrtdp 19. 11800wiswey. Tortal —Wednesday, July : Thurolay, 1.11: Prldwy, 19. MAzymaosa, Yorylbillawrowl.—Toooday, July 10; Widow. iloo. 17 ; Fdday. ID Warrerosts. 199 •DoolDoo&—Tuold t o/ Job l& CMULISIPIII4 DIMISIAIFTSOL —lassaiy, July 16; Widow. dm 17; Mundy. IS; May, 19. , Ilsozzonak 014411908r0a1. —Tuesday, Jut, ; Thom dew, IL Dow, Dowww4.—Doodoy, July 15 ; niday. 10. WanDowarik Oral Prosoaiotroot.—W•doooday, July 17; 'm 7. lg ; WOW, 19. 8007111 WARS, Ihrowsirost.—Wodnewlay, July 17; Monday, 18; Friday, 11 eitinwwww.—Wolummisy, July 17. WooLwic K.-111=day. July 18. Cror or Loma, Tuesday, July 10;' Wedsooday. 17; Tkoroday. 18; Friday, 19. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JOLT 13. Wore the Judge Ordinary.) HATTON e.norms. At the suggestion of the wart the ease w settled by Private arransemeat, THE POLICE COURT& MADISION-H01738 nair lit of Marpe es fierawday morning contained UN names of ma lees than 12 pumas °barged with ies attom e to pick pork awl aernally pick ing pockets, in side es Friday. &Mit tie Male 9_ l II " B ag" - YiZ Volunteers to mid hum the Guildhall. Thom mass man pied Mir ainestins of tie sitting magletratim Aldiemas Air B. W. cordon es 4 W. Alderman Yawn. he of attempting to AM peeking were of Um ardiaar ch y ar er: rester, and lb* ollsOleue were erismearily oinvieted aad genteseed to tamed imprioranimit with bard labour far mrioda varying him me month to three roontlia TIM FORTNOMITWO WAVAL Rinser. —Holden debits ter • her kejseles ship Sera* will be ebb) travel by the ILO sae. *aim hem Waterloo, end be admitted et the Lee , Gate em predating AMmhalty liskeha The Nerhentrew, Meet Bede, Tentereddyrin, Ripen, Medusa, the Lisanl, sia m ivitnest«. ear reepeetive visitors on board slew. deiced Arts. at Portsmouth, the Widgeon at =b, The Mau swat lisagabire will b missive their ea awd d Siesaliessween Decks. Tliis emell eiremeue Citierwri Leserdriern army hews Pertmemek ileskyard 1166 Allem lie the w e eh iliphisse. wire are reiweimi to stela IMO the her et *heti he Oa review is eland, avid *MIR triseyemibbe Immilesiela sezr mere symlisetione, se the litlikise seastvaiSZ Mad* liii sedosemodetien theil am be yreekleL __ A mp Anus ;James Ilantors—"Ms tta 6.sreibre aim/ Ira Was to rip to vas or wow aft lbo 100t416e6...-=. hAtigelbleert" 66 Os "ate Milt" &NM for Or "itorort. * w omaPlio d 1m0 66 crolabibig WON & M. Oompl kW, al swan via, some plow oriood&—. as/ a. er, 116. 100pa646m6.-oArarliersost) THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1867. tsar SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.) iPIRDINAILY sHATills AND WOMB. sh. l Pd. I ltan.w.tis. oo Sau. ellw r i ' e I 841" t o 1 t°4l4 1 ...y. p.m. gt. 160 1001.10 illrisiol and Brim -- 79 81 - 86 Oalodoal ui luabrian - _ _ 109 11.1 - St. C PI all 00rowall.. g 6 0 . ..,, St. 100 Dublin and BalfactJoor 0 OS .... 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Mr. Tyrwhitt, at the Marlborough-street Po ' , to answer a summons taken out by the Operative Tailors' As sociation, for " unlawfully conspiring, combining, confe derating, and agreeing together with divers others, by divers unlawful means and devices, to force and endeavour to force certain persons hired and employed as journeymen tailors to depart from their hiring and work, and prevent and endeavouring to prevent certain journeymen tailors from hiring themselves to and accepting work and employ ment, and to induce certain journeymen tailors to belong to an association, and to molest and obstruct certain journeymen on account of their not belonging to a certain association." _ _ The court was densely crowded, and the greatest in terest seemed to be felt in the prooeedings Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., M.P., and Mr. Ribton, instructed by Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appeared for the prosecution ; and fierjeant Ballantine, 11tr. Sleigh, and Mr. F. H. Lewis, instruoted by Maim Valance, forthe defence. Mr. Coleridge read the clause of the act 6 George IV., chapter 25, under which the prosecution was instituted "If any person shall, byviolence to the person or pro perly, or by threats or intimidation, or by molesting or in any way obstructing another, force or endeavour to fore. any journeyman, manufacturer workman, or other person, bleeder employed in any manufacture, trade, or business, to depart from his hiring, employment, or work, or pre vent or endeavour to prevent any journeyman, manufacturer, workman, or other person, not being hired oremployed,from hiring himself to, or from accepting work or employment from, any peon or persons ; or if any person shall use or employ violence to the person or pro perty of another, or thrftte or intimidation, or shall molest or in any way obstruct another, for the purpose of forcing or inducing such person to belong to any club or association ; or if any person shall, by violence to the per son or property of another, or by threats or intimidation, or by molesting or in any way obstructing another, force or endeavour to force any manufacturer or person carrying on any trade or business to make any alteration in his mode of regulating, managing, conducting, or carrying on such manufacture, trade, or business or to limit the num ber of his apprentices , or the numbe r and occupation of his journeymorkmen, or servants—every person so offending sha ll impri soned for any term not exceeding throe calendar months . " The learned gentleman then pro- ceeded to say :—" It is manifest the first part of the clause points to workmen only, and is used for the protec tion of masters only. But the same remark does not apply to the entire portion of the section. I Dave read both in order to direct your attention to the fact that the first past is general and applicable to employers and employed ; the second only applies to persons who empla workmen. What is thug first part—it ill if a person en deavours by molesting or obstructing by threats or intimidation to force or endeavour to force any workman to depart from hider he shall be guilty of an offence created by the statute. I humbly submit it is not legal for the masters to combine, as I shall prove them to have done. I have thought it my duty to point out the distinction between the first and the last part of the section, and my serammt is that the first part applies to the rich man as well as the poor man." James England-1 was formerly in the employ of Mews. Mitchell and Harris, tailors, Cornhill. A few days age Mr. Rants handed me a circular. It was like the one pro duced, but Ido not think it is an exact copy. The circu lar was read by the clerk, and was as follows : Master Tailors' Association of the United Kingdom, 25, Old Bond street, London, W.—Sir,—l am desired by the committee of this association to annex for your information copies of three resolutions passed at the hi-monthly meeting of this association, held under rule XV., on Monday, the 30th of am, yours obediently, N. F. PEACH, 10111144111 a ... Resolved—That, after seeing the report of the committee appointed at the last general meeting Ito consider the establishment of a noti.unlan house of call, this meeting is of opinion that it is desirable to estobliah a regieter-oflice for non. unionists, as suggested, and that the same sub-committee be instructed to empower and to take all necessary steps at ones to any out their views as expressed in the report. Resolved—That after the formation of this registry-office the members of the Trade Tailors' Association will give to men who have their names registered there the preference in employment, sad the members of the Master Wm' Association will give no work whatever to union men. Resolved—That the thanks of this meeting be given to the chairman for his courteous and able conduct in the chair. By order of the committee, N. F. Elam, Secretary." Several witnesses having been examined, Mr. Serjeant Ballantino said—l ask you, sir, whether there is anything which calls on me to answer it. Ido not wish to say a word in aggravation of the existing feel. leg, which I hope soon to see allayed. I submit, how ever the prosecution has not made out any ease. I take a Lobjectiou ; and first, with respect to the defendant ewis, his name has never been mentioned, and them b an end of the case so far as be is concerned. Mr. Tyrwbitt—As well aa I eau comprehend the matter, the charge lies between Mitchell and Harris. Thum it ne am against Mitchell, oar against Abney or the ahem. Mr. Serialist Ballantine—The only ease, thee, is spinet Harris ; and Kerrie cannot cumpire by himself. I auk you, sir, as a lawyer, aa I would ask the *dm, whether you th ink it iseoeseary for Mato pau via this matter? Mr. °Menage—TM way I venture to put it I. this— that resolutions were pained •ppseatly at a meeting of master tailors, that Mitchell sod Harris directed the atten tion of the uhaeise tailors to a perkim of them—that por tion wardsdakag willies eat se master belonging to the ameelslism demild give work tee mien man. That is direct evihmeitegaidel say one belonging to the saaociatiou— dim* odium in law of ones combining to give me week he mien men. It is an thing to combine together te Vomit the class of mem the masters shall mu ploy, sad to de injury to a oertain alms of men employed to the trade of tailors. One person may have a r* ht to do eartila things ; bet if three or four ecoshim with the object of affecting the fair guise of men working for their bread, that, we my is an illegal act subjecting the parties to punishment." Mr. Tyrwhitt—lf two men meet in a room and say they want employment because they belong to the 'l sold that bring them within the meaning of this l/7i U masters. mein that there is a strike, met and mid. " The 1.1110111111111 what more Teensy ; we will sot employ union men bemuse they ask higher prima, but will give the prefereuoe Mother men," dose that form ease a elemplemy as the law contemplate* ? It is but eammen seam if oar party lays," I will work only fee gash prices, " for the ether party to say, " We will not pay them." That amnot emeti tete* criminal act. I cannot see that the means mad are illegal and the evidence does not attack the difficulty in any way. I will not decide this ease, but if aged by the pro secution I will send it to another court. Mr. Serjeant Its lutdertead that yon dismiss the came! 11r:1irokitt—I dismiss this owe in the words of then* without conviction or boa. If the other sidle choose, they an Were an opportunity of going to another inert. MARKET& OOTTOW.--lavaorook ARTA—MAW maw yookedirfo prim' Silos MOO Wok lloolallogioNo sod overt IMO Anoodoso, Olt to ; Satre's:ls. &a, lit. to Ilia 400 bloods sad Walk led. to 000 Nolttio. 1110. ; Vs' &Irak 1 4d. to 9 4L. .11cdopio, 68.,1114. to TifL : 100 nni, te. Rd. 11 1 1 1480.: par Droochl id 4 Ba - 7 - 0 - 1,74 Oar Utd. ; Var loran , ; Itoreas. lift ; =WIN; Mom, net 001 TON 000D8.--lfautifeerea, Atte 13.—The prefer:Wu of yore mad cloth greatly to axon of domed bee ocatismed. dugs( She entire of Ws week. to is vale». Payers have widish* taken advantage of this state of %him. and sided IN the Immo of this &weenies by witbholdbag all orders which ern so 6 mesh so that sot only ere prices lower, but there is great rf abrity in tbem ile as 'Moen sad ma. madmen are sow/ out of contract, mod is Mereased is the oompetities, that producers ere oompolled to regard their tall tritest serweities tether than adhere to any generally reempleed Emlitbr'a is home trade ymas there le a rather steady Seet he la's sad Um finer counta, bat In lower number* of Immo trade mad shipping yams, comprising ties hulk et polar have given way os stew erae fulled. per lb. =t% reductlos. though some buyers were Mimed =Mt owing to extreme coaceasions, the demand la very hum the continent, from India, sod from China. Home trade yams's* bought sparingly by manufacturers, who hare too much eaftseterthe cotton market to go beyowd immediate wants la di* Owe I. a moderate Inquiry from the boom trade, hut Iles ausstllies taken are mostly small. Yer ladle sad Chlasoad mat at the foreign markets. the demandil is very languid. bat a wither better Inquiry la reported for the Lemma. The decline on cloth during the week Is generally to Bd. per piece, bat there at e exceptiocal awes In which the decline Is greater. WOOLLEN.—Immis, JOLT la—We haw to report • some what Improved attend's.", of boyars at the cloth hags tale morn ing. Several home Made bosses from a distance have been smut , seated. and the shipping trnte Is awn miainsing a more buoyant aspect. The demand Is the admired cloth bell has varied hot little, and has again connoted chiefly of tweeds In the darter shades, steel adatuns being the prevaillag °Moen Coatings In Fchocks, end plain makes have also bean to roodenetaly i t riq uest. and to a few 1080110 N bars ohaapd heads to • amount. Plato clothe have Dot been la Urge request, A tow paresis of all wool-blues have bees transferred. No other de• pariment hes been worthy of say special notion Beavers and the goer wane, makes take the lead amongst the heavier stamen but ten amount of carefulaisin has been evident this morning to the selection of these goeds. to soma mess the twiner of hairline has barn tekeent, entduittlith the pet* amount of Waimea transacted has sat large, am without eltandka. WWI. AND WORIMCD —Munroe% irLY 11—The pew al. et a seecesdei hermit, sad the sapratelestbed ellasPoss et now, WPM( atoosraglag as to ham ter. lehth er =ses 11009 ahem se A n s a the at Ow wonted task Nem et this hada se keg weler %wpm has astheal darks Ihe past tenet ham tie scatesiset et law Mimes la Amides, arse which WU mesa stor mis talletta Ile . Maar al titslatio Ilkaalard la as Amnion li terds " S i be melauely alheied se adieu. . these Mares, sad Ow rank Ma beim la create sosand atilles mad lamfense. se to hed.z s t M:t thee" ea peed is the eater twasehee et the Undue ibsee admits tealsasies, tea. hr bees , * marked deer..it tie weal statical The cisemel seri es. was prettaaely, how sot rid bees males Uwe N wee art the eselilima hays dealdedit weelew, sad apseleat is dam seas of reel, air Ned Men awl Ise asteldega whisik lad aspiesteheesestlisr. Derareleupsega wead .11141. mar mehr ."6.11 ipessio lasse a m aallitli • sibasi 16 " boo =somm a _ S is lama tempandlig sildwriumbr ah• Iteni Lieut. lice of large ingur of new wool from it.. Midi/ Th e Wanted yarn trade is equally discotuaging and wisaUsLitus7 There has been a declining tendency in prices, and aperatte.; Were effected only where a enneellitaa was EAde by the spinner . Lustre ydi us still give full employm e nt t o man y •pinad,..ha, spinners of other clement at yarn, are either accumulation stor or letting NMI Of their sasebteery tend idle. The demand f or super 30 a of the leadlrg makes and genappe yarns &levqnt. almost to buoyancy amidst the general torpor These sort s . which meter no decline in price, cannot be had from stock. The piece trade has been Mean) iiiastive. The buyers represeetiog the various market', boils at borne and abroad, restrict their opemtions to the narrowest point. The recent orders keep famy manufacturers well employed. The cider badness is the sortin g up of ntocka. Prices have • drooping tendency. HARDWARE—B[l=gagag, JULY 13.—The trade of this town antinues In that state of delude by which it has lung been characterised, the fact that In many to. stances operations at the manufectories were Kopp" tm days for stock-taking or repairs. The orders on the books as sb a recommencement of work were comparatively email. an d the accounts received through the fission' travellers are not lamer able so to the prospect of an early Improvement. With roost to the foreign trade, the reports are still for the most pare unsatisfactory the latest advice* from South America ale of that character, and with the North of &trope business m. tremely had. Some slight litlr has been experienced in the oasis Indian trade, but not nearly an average amount le boos dope b that quarter. As regards the United Mates had t ms,ts. the of the autumn trade are thought to be emourasia t , prospects of of the Brae Masters' Amu h e l d yesterday, it was resolved that prices should ratosio a s p m . tafore. 008N.--ColuaLl. JULY li—There was a mall supply e dt kinds of grain at oar market this morning. Wheat s. at last week's rates. at which quotations oats and lee" - .IZ Were steady. Prices:—White wheat, 245. to 271.. red, my . 214.; barley, 14s. to If.. 6d.: potato oat., lb. 6d. to 13s. ai per bushel : flour, ta. 4d. to 2s. Pd.: tetanal, 211. Od. to 2a la ; ryomeal sod boaloymeo3, Is. (id. per stem Coacgagrza, Jraa It—The supply a wheat was very we awl upon sale e ff ectad the lull quotations of last we e k weft realised. GuiLDIOID, JULY lA—With only • moderate quantity of wheat at market, the trade to-day ruled very firm, and the ez. treme prices of last week were maintained. Spring rum hilly Y dear. Wheat, SIR to 775. Barley, SM. to 40s. Oats, 25. to Ws. hem., 46a to 60a. Illtarroall, JOLT It—A very !scanty supply of wheat. Tha he trade Is not yet over, and mayoral fanners are st.ll busy the fields. Very little grain offering of any kind, and all midge sell ly at tally last week's rates, and an upward tendency all. for e red, per load, ens. to 606.; fine, tta; white, sin. to ens.; fine, Ms. Harley. malting, per qr., MIL to das. Oats, las. to tee, ; feed, old. Sea. bOl/111, per load, 228. to $l5. Pas, per load, Yes to se.. Laffililltlt, JOLT 13.—Our market wee ermine) supplied with wheat, and the tope of the trade was tolerable at en dwarves of ed. lola par Imarter. White meld at sea to 726.; red, eta to Pis, per 36 stone. Very little business was tmosseted In barley, ••• tastes were stationary. We had only a small simply of oat.. The demand was by no means brisk, tout the toast qualities cue. mended Late rates: new, lot to 325.; old, 36a to Ma per stone. There was • limited supply of beam Business fee inactive, sad peter renamed shoat the same as benitekee new, 461, to MIL per 311 slava thaw et per saasty, W law rates were ands. 7285 Saar. IX to Ile.; esccads,aa to ea per 20 stow. NEWA/111.1-111.01-TIIII, JULY lit—The weather this week ler been remarkably favourable for the country. On Tbunday we had a severe thunderstorm. with rain : since when the tempera ture has been lower. At our market this racenlng we had a ma dman. thew of wheat tram the growers, but from the coat, well as trom abroad, the arrivals ate to & good extent. Yrs* Unsalted samples and south country being wanted sold steadily at fully last week's prices, and there wee rather more doitig Ia nue Dantric at about els., but extra red, being held beyond Um views of our millers, few tranoections revolted. Ylour 'reboot change. Mirky held gamy. LtW stlrdzyg in boom. peas, oats. The snivels this week met—What, waste Ise, &me foreign, teas; rye, coastorise,lu. barley, foreign, GO malt, coastwise. Its.; mita. coastwise, 1,174 ; foreign, 3441 qrs. ikgl7. UM sacks ; Indian corn. Tes sacks. Noawtcs, Jr LT 13.--Tbess wu a very limited my* of wheat at this market today, for which the demand Was wrr fair, at the fan rates of Irak week. In other article. bode doing. Throughout the prat week the weather has been or lehernratedl One, ambling herasesto complete their hay hammy la y tie Ilmst, pourable order. The motets received to-day regard ing the whist erop are tolerably good, a fair avenge rams as tidgeted, but raise with to barleys which are spoken of ea bine ba r e in and ow aU tout good rolled tog lends likely to be Doti se tity and milt Irkite wheel (weighing falba to Oblbs.) 7ga to 7U.: red (welshing Nibs. to albs.). to to 'Mc per W. Flour, eh. to as per rack. Avenges: Whoa, 610 gra, Oa had% 13 on. lea NOTTINGHAM. JULY IM—TIMIIe was a mon supply of Id= at our corn market today. The dosed was moderate, prices went a shade higher. Wisitequalitlea made 73. to ; red, I. to OW per 311 stems. The dam of barley me short. There was • Unita wits eats, foe which the demand was moderate, and Daf ws was transacted at prices eindier to tbees W. the woakoodaikg. New. Ss. Is 34a.: old, les. to OW pprer 16 stash Of beans there were me many offering, and the 4.m 1 prayed slow, at quite as Mlle money as heretofore. New, Nor to Ma per 38 atone, Is per =little doing. Soper dour, it to 64a. ; tine, Ma. to 50a pc 01,01 ID. JOLT Ml.—The Clan Its= today presented 11 very meagre appearamo, both as alieedance, sad Wakens: the skapiot that did change bands UM week's ntles. PITZISOSKOS, stns smell supply of grata had MA" Om toM made to per or. over last week's prim. and Shoo woollitio or no altentUott lo the vales at spine corn. _ _ /LIADOM. Intl IL —no corn market to-day was thinly 'Waded. and the simply of espies was Matted. AU Idabel prole met with a slow axle, at last week's prior. There is ii mutt expectation, boweverof any further depreciation in mien. for although the past week has been tolerably favourabk, thl barest prosoerla are to many parts indifferent. The wheat crop are thin, sod the kris In many places smile a failure. lOCHISTRI, /PLY 13.—Witha cmtlenance of fine weather. the wheat trade in this city has hoes very duIIJIM our Ist report. and prima have taken a downward movement for all m F u th are e best sorts. For extra One anal/bee of white wheat the Ode. to TU., abeowiary. eft I. . and aL Ms. war.: Met red wheat, Ma. to 671.: mopeds:7. fits. tofu{ and Inferior, Me. to Ms. Yoreign wheat was little demand, and pricer an the ten cheaper. The Seer market was w. and the trade dull. Barley was la quiet deneend tar hat grind. log parceb, and prime were about as mama as before: =sibst barley flat, and the operations effected unimportant. Usiti beans, and pen each Most the name as before. wussek7.7oir 13.—The supply of all kinds of pale le very small to-day, and the vale. of all as on AL day weak. Weather very sue. Vioaczerra, JULY 13—At this Ws market there eras game very short supply of Eakflah wheat, whteh woe cleared off at an inhume of la per er. Foreign unaltered. Balky la bi b . data Arm. Beans da. Yeas Is per qr. dearer. _ You, lux 13.—The supply of .beef to-day was adds emali A steady trade was done at a little over LA• Mee While re be quoted at SOL to title. ; red. 66e. to 6te. per St stone. Buhl was la shaft satpply, iusd unaltered rates ; ding. Ms. to Pla par Melees. Oats were cads a middling Mew l , and basher& wee steady at psevioew rates; we, 110 a to 30a per 24 steel. Hears were belted about bet west's prises--wamely. tba tete% per at Sam lan made SIM ; mitt. ilk so Ma per qr. P 1 47a to 411 a. per soak el 111fta Weranra, lOai le.—Oar annals eardel of MIS MAP wheat bora Mead, and a few mall perish anise enetwisa wither tala wedt lies ban awe me ran, nth a digit Mal MO the last dye' ewe, allagether w tenedelal to the= crops ; this, nad the Meer noon gm tie farther demand twine k e n. lesteras fe ebernd adj % the ley elate of water pit at may der Min, nil the lemmings resorted him bees era to a sweeeirate MM. Mira corn as be booed at a nineties of IMF Is. pa bwireL For foram wheat ilmr•l nem a bran tospky. is prang traam Ora rates wend neon ett. pie banal Ms gamy. OM Drake mailradneedowherfrathirardwierofthiseentall bras as le es embalm will benewelyaminl Mir rah. ms. Limn tide west :—Mana. keell ; wrest, LOOe Pat Floor, 411 aria Swan this week :—Data. 1,510. rain. Oa Dote.: Dear, Id nein. CurtrrrA, CzneA, AND AvernAiLot ALIXANDEIi, JODY 14.—Ine Ceylon' left at 1.10 Isms. 70 terday, and the Ne4tan at 5 a.m. to-day. The forme any 16 etpeoted atr alantelllee on the Mb, and the letter at Southampton about the 28th teat.—Bombay Wa— fts Yen left at eleven a.m. today, and the Euxise al town today. The former may be expected at Kendal on the 19th, and the latter as Southampton about the 27th inst. OUTWAID AM*RICAI Men. - QUEENSTOWS, Jolt 14. —The Royal Mail steamship Persia, from la'O° pool arrived berg at 3 p.m. to-day, and proceeded fur NM York at 3.30 p.m. She embarked 38 sacks of malls, pewee gars, and telegrams. All well. [AdVartale.lllOnt.)--HOLLOMA7'S °INTIM= Sffll 11748.—Useful Knowledge.—The anoormdal treatment of tM pest mew of diseases Is not so pest a wenn as many eef 'oppose. Purify the blood, can the liver and Amick as tbe absorbent system will iminedbtedy right itself. sett medicaments may be benencially es ad !,-y the most inenr& need, under oboes care the very went of canes will proem. favourably and terminate happily by using Iloilo* ey's car Mated rtel44lllll according to the Instructions wrapped road oath pot and box. these renowned remedies cure all dn. orders of the kidneys and bowels, and will be found nyder be all onto vegans for mitigating the sufferings of Mon Be . Iliftinida,ll silken by inearable melodies. BIRTHS, ILAILRIAOIB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CALINS.—JaIy 11, the irße of A. J. Collins, You., onsith tr • um. DAVla.—Jaly 1; at Blackheath, the wile of It. P. 1 svi., Do• of a son. BUYS—JuIy 11. at lfeleansbe. Dorset-spare, the VS of 6. 11. Nun* ime., of a THUILITOK.—Jab U, at Load Villa, Ashbproacl. Chu. bury. the wife of Yr. 11. 0. Thurston, of a son . WIRY-414 12, at Creesn'sllll, Blackheath, the sae of r. Wire, in, of a sea • .1•111%• • leafs AM....0.4.1•1'.. C 11024 MACINL&C—DANIELL —July IL eg Speen Church, by the JOT. H. W. Myelitis, Millar. ion of lie late H. Idagniae, Sot. of Colerorth. Redfordable,. to Julia, daughter of IL IL Deal" NI/aht t lE sl2 . l llVleNt k —Ady IL at It r Roman (lithos Church, Weetrainater, by the Rev. .r Cooper, assisted by the Rev. lather Gatti. lbraeet W ape of WON= JAR Norfolk, Sac, of St. aleargisequarll i : n Plolloo. to Kilos IBaa both, eldest daughter Of John Byre" ~ of Worcesteretrest. Thelice. No suds. WILK IRSON —DRS Vat/X.-Maly II at St. Marys, MOW; by the Rev. O. H. Grey Ma*, ter of Wilkinson, SIM =t, to /Clow, L=ter of the late MIL' Des Van; Soots lualller DRATIIL V. H. I. CLLIX.—./aty 11, at Wahroitt, P. Choice. DISLAY.—JuIy li, lank Jam tlas daughter of Mr. W. Dd'J. of Bermoodoag. DOILYZIL —Jot, at Warwlook Villa. Lounington, Mlles Jaws Dormer, Imo agoil gg PELL—At Gal toddies, of bag C. gram. Martgop IS IYe littiose, Sow tart. oa gauges) wags& Jame 11. otter • few dere Warm, arrow, oldie dumbest of the litatrtNag&of W airi —.l•ll 4 l4 , lorsaa. ft. A ram , . log.rd 611 * 11, at no NA Long DIA," Vegetal, _ Ex.. ape It WWI mil lialesibed Wiwi= Viva NM" ot So. 11. lambw/41 01 . 4 . Is tar car et Lades, Meat. el 00 Mask imedifeek Is lb. sit Mom 1114 No 'FNMA .s. YoRI bond des assaassidcs sosigastuprV Cabin pa 17. and Inc Canada dated, k INMA, t King 11 S lIALI end Havre Oa Dame excella I pul•moat oak. Nub ;pit' P ;rest To' 3 tonal hfWeYY, ma's-tier CHAPLI MAVIS, !PITH] going SO DE, and vv., and IV Interning t 4 [1..0n, one • second the del ce gate RAN; The mi ,enereesl WEDS lOW It the Offla me AandWW I) to - acco the nail RANI s. much d Ile a eek As the nun ram! 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OYA OYA Birch, yrin Tot 'pi UP' Li ADAM coraplicatl I relief of I deaffecetree ted lstl t asszabered aadeo., IC E T NEW PA lakting lh Attttlelal I OURIS7 Semaide, and hem '.):P011. • irritability 4 1 atiendisa trt ides, tan s d b 7 its bd delicacy o ' l4 by cbands .bd beware of "Ebl7der." 56. 13 L 800 a"reeT snag nag I ar u5 .. 3 do* aft& , 1 1€1. mid tg De. eco ON ‘OPAIII/ I. awe 14. *N0 a ga blitte, Ida* oak to meal U 117oYd. .2!.. t ...01J 'elabh - cl+7.; Jozamrs. ' tion arm ~ rl 3 It Me APO .1A elf 1 A 1.14.11 It Ift 7 4 4 IT . 18. ULT.B i i 17_ 18_ t I 14 SS Si 11 6_ S. -- if 11.2.0 'Lie., 14.1L6 ii, Ift :: ._, K 4 IN 100 06 TO 24 20 1$ 16 110 120 T II .... 9.11 99 1121 - 1011 - 4, _ 914 3/ Idrf 109 f I I / 4 ruing % - 7111Vaiti I isaa. —SW OTO ; VU la sod 0 Lzi WED] Londe unity that treater KA Olth July, t ad every a nthe Loi OYA 0 Y A BAND I OYA A 0 Y A TrEsr d for thl OYA 011 17 — N; ._etd• km: 00.1140 INWOOIOII