The Express. — London, England, 1868-05-12 00:00:00

4% .~ '/~ c ~....e.„:, ii Fly - _. • . - Y i,?68. 1 ,.. Ar.....--...- - - ------ 14 1 1 2 , i 11111 y - -- 4t w--- , . , 1111 L., ...... .., ...... L Ai .46, i .„ No. 6.790.1 NoLO-EGYPTIAN BANKING COMPANY k Limited ) . N. tilt E IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next HALF-YEARLY , 64.:0 OE MEETING of the Rhareholdets of this Company v v... I,ld at the London Tavern. Btabopagatestreet on it'. •%1:.1.AV, the 20th day lnstant. at 12 o'clock r ., „I. to receive the Direetors' Report for the past half yea thvir announcement of an interim dividend : also to rot t . loov tor In the place of Mr. Edward Masterman. who ret, .!. rot..tion. and who often himself for re.electlon_ : and to !. t AMMO'S In the place of Mr. Harney and Mr. Rawer, elw r..tire 30d oder themselves for re.election. , 1 ;,... t., aim , hereby elven. that immedlrely afterwards ea utr. ,..,lthan 14nerall Sleeting of thelibareholders will be held At the ,Aoo . plate, 01 AM to pass a special reeoleUon fur crt,:.; t I .%rtieles ot AMOCtatloll of the Company, by adding the 1..;,,..m. ,1a,..... l•. auth,rise the Company to bane share warr.m. to it s hArcholdrrs transferable to the beater by delll , l, la len .4 share certificates, pursuant to therewith: ma (.I tl3l. 1 ..iopsuivs A, t. lam. And ~dice is farther hereby gfree, that the Transfer Books a ih.• l •.tnpar.> wiU be closet from the 14th to the 10th day of aw flstaut. both Indust% e.—By order of the Board OCTAVE MM. iecretary. r ( lementi-lane Lombard street, LC., May 11, 1268. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN Y. J. No. 1. Old Broad-street. and 16 and 17, Pall-mall, Loudon. listablisbed 1906. riled and tuvcated Capital sod Reserve Fund, /1,900,606. LOWS void. R.1.0.n,000. rr, In offancaa granted on every description of property, at son' and abroad, at moderate rates. liberally and promptly settled. JAXIM HOLLAND, Aupnintendent. SAFE PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.- Diaidends. 10 to 20 per Cent. per Annum on outlay . INVESTOR* SR A RUHOLDISRS, CAPITALISTS. seeking reliable Inforwatton awl safe Investments, ehould read /SHARP% IN V RsTIIENT CIRCULAR ant free' &amine Sharp and Co ,altatedealera. 32, roultrY. Loudon. E.C. &TONEY, in large or anion amount., and for long 111 or short periods. with or without a HU policy, readily ob tainable at the NATIONAL GUARDI PAN V (thnited), 484, Ostord-drest, 810 ANomsbury AMOVRANCZ , W.C. CO Y - MONEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on Furniture. without removal, publicity. oxbow costs May be repaid by easy instalments. !to charge if do clamed Sureties dispeneed with . — Apply personal!' at tho STATE 017ICEB. Routhamptomstreet, Strand. W.C. Ad vances mods also on lasses, life policies, de. ARE YOU TN DIFFICULTIES 7—lf so, call at once on the undersigned, and be relieved from the un. pleasant fear of Imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and divone cases conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange ments male with creditors. Deeds of composition and assign ment merited. Protection to person and property obtained wit amt publicity.—Apply to Mr. L BASRA 07, Strand, N.C. Hours. It till 4. DERTS REOOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE CUT= by a Profesaloasl Gentleman of practice and reopeitability, free of charges to the ereciftorotp= a commission 01 ic per cent on the mama reoevenaL—App4 for address, or by letter to A.Z., Ho. 365, Clty-road, LC. EYNOLDS and SMITH, Public Accountants, 8.1. Coleman-agreed. ILC.-11:101CHANTS' and TRAMPS ▪ KOOKS audited. and balanced periodically fby Contract if desired) COMPENS posted. ATION CLAIMS carefully pre pared end prosecuted. ARRANGIBMENTS made with citt DiTORS by composition deed or otherwise. BANE • accourrii prepared for the Court. R. and S. confer wit advise with Clients without charge, and from their large ex perience and connexions in the L ond on Bankruptcy Court can 'wider important &sibilance —DEBTS COLLECTED on commis mi.ivin at a low remunersUon. Terms on application. He- Io nrr, of the highest standing. 1) A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, • M. Colemanetroet, E.C., Negotiates Partnership. audits aipl adjusts tabor intricate accounia,effects anengemonts with emitters without publicity. and prepana accounts for Court of Rlnkruptcy. Sales of Reversions, Ws Interests, and Annuities sem-tat and money obtained in con•sctton with life Macrame. egiATWOOD'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES IL/ and LOCKS for Bankers and others are only to be had from the winner of the Challenge Stakes of WON francs at the Parts lizhildlloct Done, 120. Cannon-4feet. London, E.C. TOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA BNIZY AND BLACKLIAD MILLS. Inyyoorten aad blaoatacturoro By Ap=se zi ol to Um H Board of Ur leaoce. , dL JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA EMU POWDER. a. need in WI Majesty's Iseuladid. iOl,l everywhere, in tins, 6d , le., sad es.. also 3d. paskets. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER SMITH% POLISH tnonosercurial), for eleaninni and whining silver, oketro-plate, ear, marble, ie. JOHNSON ROFFSY, and Co.'s SXMILSIOR FURNITURE POLISH. WI everywliere. TORNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY el CLOTH. OX cuffs, arasalY mad GLASS PAPER. Teeke'emd, Lambeth, Si. 0 AKETS INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, Om. la 64 each. ()MOTS CABINET WARS PAPER, Emery aad Olais Cloth, Black Lead, ate. OAKICY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-raer curbill, far clouds, sad polishing ether, electro-plate, plate dam, he. Tablet' ed. each. OA KEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets N. seal; Has, ds. M., sad 4a. sack. (OLD everywhere by ironmongers, oilmen,aruallmakers, chemist., &e. Whaler& bs go Z e it KKY and SONS, sisal and black lead mills, 171, Illsektelatt .14. Y. THREE PIGEONS. DAINTILY.' and CO., DY13,8 and CLEANKILI, Dookboul. Bermonisay ; 44, Leceder4quar• ; It Yeanfstreet. Oreinum-goon. RPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify •-/ Inc Chintz Glaring, Silk and names Dyeing, with every i.arnptioo of Bleachingp se V am mederstely, and brought to rein perfection the atom Bleschingind Dieing qmpagles,l7, prowl, and 472, New Orionint. THE SILICATED CARBON vii....-rirals In• only mall efficient mesas of purifying water from organic matter. s , sad all other aubeteacee whicb produce Olean. DINING-ROOM FILTERS teem Dwell/TIC FILTERS .. BEDROOM FILTERS .. eucxyr FILTERS .. CISTIOIN VILTIIRB „ . MAIN SERVICE FILTERS FOR PURIFYING LARGE QUANTITPUR lES U OF WATER AND FOR MANOVACTITRING POSES, FROM . ea. UPWARDS. Prtco Lida and arm Information gratM on application to the SILICATED CARBON FILTZIt COMPANY, CgUIIC9-110iLD, DATPZICIZA, LONDON, S.M. MINIM avaalwinsii. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CISTERN FILTERS. THE LAST PATENTED, AND SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. VIDE " LANCET," January 12, 1867. R EQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ON TIMID. THE LONDON and GENERAL WATER PIIRIMMO COMPANY (thattall, lff, Strand, tour 4.'1.4 trots Somerat-house, where the eltan in operation may be reel. QCEIWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS. —By I', 'medal Appointment to har Majesty and H. B. H. the PAM* EVI/fy bottle is protected by a label having name and tml. mart. London, Liverpool, Derby, Bristol, Glasgow, Slattern OXYGENATED WATER. —Sleeping in London 4 wing the season is not like sleeping in the fresh atr of "minti7 . bet refreshing and invigorating effects may be "Mimed by an evening draught of Oxygenated Water, fresh from itoRATORY, 36. LONG-ACRE.,or thmugh any drolliiik " 1 "`"i t.mtainlng di bottles. rriDMAN'S SEA SALT, the SUBSTITUTE for HATBING.—A. daily Bath prepared with this Salt is ;• 6trenßthener for weskly infante and children. Ana .pproved by De. Hainan. Recommended by the= 14 the naßig. Bold in bap and 7oree by it the civilised worId.—TIMAN and BON. 10, Worm •treet. London, LC. Beware of imitations. blvY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. An invalnable preparation for Joining broken china, ^wthenware, woods. cabinet-work, and fancy artkiee of ''),,. l,. .cription. with extreme strength and neatness : remark the great facility of using It. All there are several dia e":" imitations of the Diamond Cement, the public can " I .lore and disappointment only by strict caution in pur hone without the signature " Davy" on the wrapper. 'tlmof was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement previous wysobou N A—Katinhatiired by BARCLAY and BONS, ths. p amm i • otsuireet. Mee, ls. per bottle. VINABLEB a SONS, 10/, T• 104. and 1011, WHITECHAPIL. I, 4. 6. &I, Col LONDON. ltstebllehed nearly \all a Century. FIRST-CLASS CARPETS, CURTAINS, lowssr PRIM. Carriage het. Patterns Bent to tate Country Tree __ FIRST CLASS SILKS LeiVILIFF PtlCs. Carriage Free. Yetteess sent tato the Country Free FIRST CLASS FANCY DRESSES, LOWIRIT PUCE& Owlap /ESL 1116111116 Seat le Ili•esaidu PN ADDRESS. T o VENABLES AND SONS, WHITSCRAFEL. LONDON, E. F.stablLlabod smarty half a Century. FIRST CLASS SHAWLS, MANTLES, LOWICIFT PILICIS. Carriage Free. Price Lists seat Frs. FIRST CLASS MOURNING, Carriage Tree. Patterns to the Country Frio. FIRST CLASS LINENS, COTTON GOODS, LOWNOT PILICIE. CetrfKo Ave. Patterns sent to the Country Tree. 111 VENABLES & BONS, -1. • 2,4, 6. & 8, '*s. WHITICHAPEL. LONDON. Established nearly halt • Century. FIRST CLASS DRAPERY, Lowan PRICES, Carriage Free. Patterns seat to the Country Free. F IRST CLASS INDIAN OUTFITS, LAYETTE:3, wove! MOOS. Uinta° Free. Priol3 Ma sea Free. FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS iummilla. wirier PRIM. •a Illustrated Catalogue seat Free. T . VENABLES AND SONS, DK. 2,4, 6, d 8, cormanctm-sr LONDON, s. Itetablimbed nearly halt A Century. A TKINSON and Co. , 198 to 212, WEST nairwrzn-BitnognoAD, LONDON. CABINS'? MANUFAOTURERB.—Bhow Rooms for every Discription at Tunitare. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPHOLSTERERS. F AMILY DRAPERS. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing A. drawings al the Furniture exhibited lo the Show-room, forwarded free, or can be had on application, aed which also enable pnrcharnera to term an idea of the coat of Purnialater, as each drawing btu with it a correspoodiprice of the article wn. All pada marked in TIM A sho Tl INSON and Co., 11111 to fit WU. Nana BRIDGE ROAD. LONDON. RODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRT/3. Prices and particulars post trot Sample Shirts and Measure Forma for the Country. Economists should try our No. 64 Shirts at Ida the halt dozen. RODGERB sad Co., IMPROVED SHIRT MAXUS, 65, St. Martin's-Lae, Charing-creme, leados. 0101100 0 years. lIIHRISHIR and OLENNY, OUTFITTKRS. Only establialunent in London. next door is Sonaerest• house, Strand. SCE —Lists of necessary outfit for every purpose enntanent to India, China. and the Colonies, will be for on w arded application. PRERCIC of TAILORS has been our registered 1 Trade Mark 'LOCO we received the Exhibition Prise Medal for style, quality, and excellence, and we continue to publish the fashions on account of the great demand sad flattering terms with which they have bees received, representing gentlemen of rank and leading men of ton, In the costume patronised by the Mite of our bean monde. Fashions post fres, with list of prices, commencing with our celebrated 13e. fancy or black doe Ironton ; cloth vesta, ea dd. ; suits of super bla c k cloth, 6fa suits of Tweed, lits. : shower-proof overcoats, : and superior fancy equally chase. Nets—Only kWh-class cutters est- M L and ous trial will prove our superiority over an corn -T. sad 11. HARMAN, 89, Ibis Willima-sirest, Loudes t KINOI3, THE HILLIALNOWN CITY TAILORS, 40, COMMIS, Opposite liinch•Llie. THE CITY HAT COMPANY 100 AND no, SHOLLAILYZ, (Eget dun from Fleetetreet) NUM, Sa. ed., es. ed., sad lee. ed. each. WALK= sad POSTIOCITZ, Mamie*. WF. THOMAS and Co.'B PATENT qv:WING IIACNINK& —1 sealrkntedNo.t Machines, unequalled for general work, 210. The new Domestic llaohlnes, ossaplete (Leek litliob), E 6 bi- and it —Catalogues tree. W. THOILAN and Co.. 1 and 2. Megiddo, and ltegestelreao, Orlardosireet, Landes. COAL.--GEORME J. OOCKERELL and CO. Bast coals only. Cub 16a.-13, C4estill. riOALS. —The CLAY CROf3B COMPANY Iv supply direst trots Mats Confides at Clay Crow—Tito bNt equal to Wan's Beg, at ffi.tat:pal asesa4s, 11Ia —Cash as dslivery.—eratss to MEV 0711C11, 12, 81Y22200D-puzz, ILDGIWAILTALOAD. W. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, 62, floototroon At boom from 10 WI 6. Consultation P►os r AITUZ.—The LITTECI ontalas an .dire oat : Li lli• Tddrialm, wt lab yamarma an the =.•• wtilsost lia daagara.r. G. JOZZAI3=, 40, at. propane • Way sad • Tata or WWI (or avecansa•dad by Oa Medical Pr•feaslonfor ookb, oak" It% sad all cheat aftedleas. ;syrup 5,. ad. Pat% ls. lid. and Ili. M. law. bY PO4B. l• 84 sat , IL id DRSCOW'S BILIOUS and LIVER P : Mlle Meg taßadY.ltmloaot walltona aoi =mamba =R A WI soma tavolloblo to all alio rage tom ad War onolliallits, toltallazabd==,..riddl ea a MSS animas ot am 110. tea* swiss modebe, sad as a pallor at do Wasik tlasy aro truly asoallast: vat lo *dr oporatio• awl searesi t• the tr4stioy awls ppols.p_•.•••Apedisa. sad sem= splia — 'w` 7 a.r. lamitaa4T. 111111m4baot,_Clooloratela smog to Mask la. awl moo tha la alidia. sgri i f , el k ur atom Lim Mk The gooluo are to a awn pen gado" ."11111101 lamalger Envoi Os LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1868. CHRISTIAN MORAL SCIENCE ASSOCIA TION.—The Provisional Council will hold a PUBLIC CON FILRISMCM on the Priner and OhJsetta of the Association. at the City Tendons Hot Cannon street, TO•MOBROW MORN LNG, Mayl3, at 10 &elm precisely. Tim Revs. Dr. Blackwood, Dr. Egg, Donald Primer, M.A., J. IL H. Killick, M.A., I. Stoughton, M.A.. Arthur kfursell, T. L Bevan, LL.D., H Nisen, Lg., J. Aluxander, Eq., and other rsatlemen, am expected . Ministers and Members of all Evangelical Churches are ear. natty Invite. dR. 0 VATHRIL 800. Bev. Odie.e, 8, Old Jewry, ►.C. ()WIEN'S THEATRE, Long-we. THIS EVRNING 'Tuesday), Ma It, WINO FOR THE 111DIT, at 7: THE FIRST NIGHT, ballimet 8; cad OLIVER TWIST, quarter to 111. Mr. ALFRED WIGAN, to-night, la hie celebrated character of Addle Talma Dotard ha THE nun NIGHT. Yn ALYRID WIGAN will re-appear on Wednesday, May in her Menai character of Madame Bonbon In the POOR MOSLEM A N. QT. T HOM S'S HOSPITAL. A-7 CILRIMONY of LAYING the MAT HYMN by Her Mout May. UNA°melons Majesty the WHIN, on WiDNESDAY. 13th POUCH REGUATIONS to be OBS6RYND to PREVENT oiraucrius to the TIOROCOHIAIIIB. .No carriage. waggon, or vehicle of any sort can be allowed to pan along Whitehall, Parliament.street, Kingutreet, Bridge street Wesbninsterfaridge, and Weetralnater-bridge•road, be tween the hours of 10.30 am. and 12.30 p m., except murimtei with pews and menthe's promedlog to the Houses of Perlis , meat, or carriage. with persons provided with tickets going to the osrentony at St. Thomas's Hospital. No oarriage will be allowed to remain oa or neer the line of the procession. between Buckingham palace and fit. Th..nisa's linepttal. iiNTRANCZ, PALACE NSW-ROAD.—(To be closed at eleven o'clock.) tit with ta persona haylof uog t bke and ro white n, ‘ c?lonre i d m car r : tot •road, and set down with bones' heeds towards Lambeth Mac*. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Three Ballets—Promenade Concert. Bend of CO. Been et & One Mang. Box-office open from 11 to 4. lINETTE, every night, at 10. LEOTARD, every night, at 11. ROYAL PALACE. ROBERT 111I'LLIT., the famous American CONJUROR and HUMORIST, at the POLYGRAPHIC HALL, King Wallamatreet, Charing•croes EVERY EVENING, at 8, and on Wednesday and Batmday IIitO7IIOOIIII at & The bed conjuring sines the days of Robert Houdin . his humour convulsing, and reminding us of Artemis Ward. AITINGAND TAKING UP. Carriages are to ;/aillnCiniiih:sins - e - f:: - Iii - naMth, and In the road (formerly bilhop'rwalk; adjoining the of Lambeth Palace, as may be directed by the pollee, and ate to take up with UN hams' heads towards Westastnaterbridge-rowl. ifiNTRANCI, STAMM/L—(l'o be closed at 11 o'clock.) Vs/Mega with persons Ravine yellow, pink, gram, red, I cramp and brown eolnitred carriage tickets to peas Into Stea lgate at the foot of Weebninsterbrldge, tarn Into the Hospital enclosure, and set dor/1 . 14th horses' beads towards the Pavilion. WAITING AND TAKIIf6 UP. are to pus out Into Crederoreet and wait r may he by the pollee, and an to take up the Meese waT to as WI down. ,ai Xr iat tsve to bereaved far Mrselel M the pefte No carriages can he allowed to stop error the entrance of a I street, or at any place whereby obstruction of the thoroughfare may be caused. No person can be allowed to remain at the entrances to the or on the approaches to them. Servants are to remain where directed by the police. RICHARD ♦YNI the Commissioner of Pollee of the Metropolis Metropolitan Police-office, May 11, gaol. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. (BTAXPID id. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) A GENERAL ELEXTION. The Times to-clay oontains a review of the Reform Act of last yetr with the object of showing at wh►t period a general election by the reformed constituen cies can take place. The act unaltered would prevent an appeal to the new electors during the current twelve month, and another clause provides that in tho case of any general election before Jan. 1, 1869, it shall be conducted precisely se if the act had not been passed, except that Yarmouth and the other condemned boroughs shall have no part in it. Nevertheless, the otetsclea in the way of an election this year and a session before Christmas, are I arbitrary obstacles, and the power which created them can remove them. It will be necessary that an amendatory act should be passed, but it need only be very brief and simple in its character. Parliament must accelerate the date for closing the electo ral lists, and the Play integrate that the Ifith day of Octo ber might be fixed as the last day for holding the registra tion courts. The difficulty nets, if anywhere, with the uniefernied hone. If it is einem in ita desire to hasten the diemehetkia it aka de se. THX NAVY SPTIMATXS. The eery estimates brought forward last night, the Daily Newa says, on the whole met, and deserved, the approba tion of the House of Commons, and, admitting the condi tions under which the First Lord acts, his proposals are not open to reasonable censure. As is usual with the pre sent government the estimates show an increase Upon those of the preceding twelve months. The question of the maintenance of our foreign squadrons in their present force, or their considerable reduction, is, as Mr. Corry stated, the pivot upon which the whole question of the estimates turns. The traditional policy of keeping war ship, in every part of the world was denounced se a gross superstition by Mr. Gladstone, sad that declaration of opinion is certain to bear fruit, whether Mr. Gladstone be in office or opposition. A partial reduction has, indeed, already takes place,the foreign and colonial squadrons havin g already been diminished by 15 ships out of 135, and 2,788 men out of 23,100 ; and but for the Abyssinian war the reduc tion would have been 18 ships, and 3,028 men. Mr. Chil ders' motion to reduce by 60,0001., and 4,000 men, the vote for the marinas would have been carried if the organ isation of the government had been et the service of its authors, and this 60,0001. is part of the price which the nation is paying for • conservative government. With regard to naval construction, Mr. Corry reverses the policy of Bird. Pakington, and the only expenditure provided in these estimates for unarmed ships is inherited from the policy of the right hon. baronet. This reversal of policy is approved by the Daily News on the ground that how ever well suited wooden vessels may be for rapid cruisers, intended to convoy and protect British merchant ships in distant seas ; still, if our squadrons at '• " • TELESCOPES, &c., SCIENTIFIC and MISCELLANEOUS APPARATUS. MR. T. C. STEViiiiiiViifiELL by AUCTION, at his (heat Rooms, MI, King-street, Coveut•prden, on FRIDAY, May 15, at half-past 12 precisely, a large quantity of PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, some of It quite new, tole• scopes of alt sizes, opera and race glasses, maps lanterns and slides, surwq big and mathematical Instruments, book; albums, stereoscopic slides, ralcrophotogralibil. fte —On view the day before and morning of sale, and catalogues had. P°N WINE BINS.—The original mannfao tarara, FARROW and JACKSON, wine and spbit mer chants' engineers, Great Tower-street, Mansell street, and 8, Haymarket, where cellars may be seen fitted in various ways. French wine bins 15a per hundred bottles. Illustrated priced catalogues on application. The Paris Fahlbition.—" In Class 60, Honourable Mention has been adjudged to Farrow and Jsckaoe, 114 Greet Tower-street, tot their convenient and sensible Iron wine bins, and for bar attbags."—My Prow HOUSEHOLD WORDS. ConduotedbyCHAßLEs DIOILIBS. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Conducted byCHAiLts Dictum Cheap Edition. Well printed on good paper. Stowe atonthly. Part 1.-110 pages—pow ready. London : Ward, Lock. sod Tyler, Paternoster-row. Prim L. HOW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment and Caro of is on, Platalosco, and NetTolll lices peculiar to Mon ay Jolty HA RIMY IL D., It A.S., London. Duo sad Boa, . LatitittAlll. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. BURGUNDY WINES.-PIOT FRERES, 01•01/011 and Factors, Macon. Depot for Enithind. 182 . itegent-etreet, W.—Upwards of Sit Irmietks of the eased growths. Bersondy Is pronounced by the faculty and connoisseurs to be preeminently the most salutary wine for this climate .—. sorte d maple dozen by roll for ala. tasosza's TILIGZAKIL) FRANCE. PARIS, MAT 11, Evienmo. fILARET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar' V../ of Bordeaux Wines, comprising the finest growths, old in bottle and in fine condition for immediate use. Of the numerous wines examined by the Lancet Sanitary Commission, Plot Freres' only were pronouneed to be thoroughly genuine wine, of delicate and superior flavourr. Sim " Lancet," September 21, 1067. Prom lau to 180 s. per dozen. t 22, Regent-street. Ia to-clay's sitting of the Legislative Body the debate 'commenced upon the interpellations re specting free-trade. Various members addressed the Chamber. 1310 T FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hoak Moselle. Choke etterveschar Wines at moderato =Lida on appllcation.--242, Itesentotrepet, W., north ol otter& PIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these announcements will only appear at rare latervah. to order that the prices of their wines shall not be influenced by expen sive advertising. Note the address-184, Nagestatieet W. Twang room and floor. RED WINES. —PHYTHIAN and SONS, wine merchants., 4311, West Strand, solicit especial atten tion to thetr fine old Poet. Us , Pk, snd Sen ; T na, lee. Medoc. lee ; Vim OrdinsAre, lan ; St. Julies, tic : ajolais, les. ; Yawn, SM.: Beaune, lea ; tine sparkling Burgandy, Me Terms cash, and carriage tree. WHITE WINES.—PHYTHIAN and SONS, whie merchants. eit, Wen Strand, so li cit espedel erten tie° to their Gaines ,Ls. dos. old Xeres* dos .: 'put ting assispekse, tea: Sae. sad SOL ; Via de Greve, tea diaikewsi, MIL :Alum Hook, sad Ws. Tends cash, eat emerligiarew AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant,' 1. Chapel- lace (14Ba, Osford-stseet).—Bpscislity for French Wines and Brandies. BRANDY, when perfectly pure, is at all times a herniae stimulant, possessing procaine of great medical value, sad has often been the means of saving human life. Bo much, however, depends on the purity of the 'plait that great caution should be exercised in its selection. The sup plies forwarded by Mews. Yaleatin to the Longo, and other hospitals combine all the virtues characteristic of the iffiest and Trench brandy with exquisite delicacy of flavour, and purestv received the most unqualified approvals—Vide Court Journal, Jan. 11, MOB. 12INAHAN13 LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION , 1866. Ms celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN FRIZZ MI:DAL—It fa pure mild, mellow, &deism, and very , wholesome. Sold in bottles, Bd. each, at the retail homes In London by the meats In the principal towns In ilaghuid : or wholesale at 8, Oreat Wfadmill-etreet, London, W.—Obsarre the red seal, pink label, and cork branded " llnahan's LL Whisky. rraICULTIVATION of TEA in the East les has now become an Important featura filnoe the introduction of Amain Tea, neatly 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on acoount of It. great and exquisite Savour, promoted its sale by every mesiss itrei g Tea Distriote, then confined to Upper a Amara, have gradually extended, and Teas from other of India are &Mo th s, thus °Eosins greater varieties. The Company are sow selling Assam, Cachar, Darjeeling, dm., at from fa. 10d. to 4s. 2AL per lb. and China Teas as usual—Warehouses, No. 9, Great St. Helen's chuschyard, Bishopagete. Price fiat forwarded en application. AMERICA. (Per the Austrian, via Greencastle.) NEW YORK, MAT 2. Mr. Everts, in concluding his speech for the defence, declared it to be abhorrent to justice for the Senate to be the judges of President Johnson upon issues between themselves and him. Mr. Johnson, if convicted, would go forth as a martyr. The issue to be tried was one between the omni potence of Congress and the supremacy of the constitution. Attorney-General Stanberry, who closed they defines, argued that the Tenure of Office Law was inapplicable to Mr. Stanton, and if applicable, no 1 succeeding President could remove Mr. Stanton. Tlie. President would violate the constitution and thia has th of office by executing a law be believed to gbe wise and unconstitutional. Even admitting ••alielitv of the Tenure of Office L% a 'alien ""oototTficiion of the bar eeidd • not form a high crime and misdemeanour i The managers had utterly failed in proving the charges of malicious intent and conspiracy. Mr. Johnson had been greatly provoked, and his con fidence abused, and was more sinned against than ' sinning. He should not be immolated by partisan feeling in the Senate Chamber, where he alone from the South had denounced the rebellion. Drilß, DESSERT, BREAKFAST, TEA, I anOILST SERVICES—The Newest and Beet Patterns always on view. Every Description of CUT TABLE GLASS In great variety . The Mock has been 'elected with much care, and is admirably wiled tor parties hirnishing to choose from. • large ASSORTMENT of ORNAMENTAL ODOM combining novelty with beauty. First-elaas malt t:or tads—low prioee. ALFRED B. P 39, Ludgate- hill, Mob neo. CONCENTRIC REFRIGERATORS and ICE EIAMB (lalck's Pistarat). DRY COLD AIR REFRIGERATORS and ICE 8•if8 (Clifton's Patent). PROSPECTUSES and TESTIMONIALS of the above on application to WM. CHAVALWIt, 12, lloorgsto trent, City. Wed-end Agency, 119, New Bond-etreet ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. —This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid di Is universally In high repute for its unprecedented suONSI daring the lad sixty years In premise- Who growth, reetorlng. present= beautifying th• human It grannie hair from off or streaglitens week hair, cleanses it from scurf and=lf, euj makes tt beautifully left, pliable, andglawy. Toe &Mime It is especially moemmended, as forming the hub of a beatilihil head of hair. ,per 8.. ed., Is., 10s. 001., equal to four mall, and gm • hollile,—weld by chemists and perfumes—Ask ter =owlaei' Yammer OIL The Senate tabled Mr. Sumner's resolution to censure Mr. Nelson. Further returns confirm the election of Mr. Bullock, Radical, as Governor of Georgia. The results of the elections for the Legislature are doubtful NOTHING IIiPOBBIBLE. ak.GUA AMARELLA restores the Human Hair to its priaine lath no wager at what ego. JOHN 0081(ELL and Co. have at length, with the ad of out of the most ambient auras* succeeded to perfecting this mod wonderful liquid. It is sow offered tt W nhtk to a then con cestrafed form, cad at a lower price. In betties, nu oath aloe le., 7e. ed. ; sad lie. each with brash. Red Bull Wharf, Angel-perage, ta, Up. Mames•d., London. E.C. _ . . . foreign stations are to be diminished, snd neutral rights at see are to naive a lane extension, and the navy of the future is to be employed chiefly to guard the home coasts, iron-clads alone will be serviesable. The Time, thinks the most important information ' which the house rewired last night related to the con 'traction of armour-clad vends. Mr. Corry is able to boast that the amount of work acoompliahed for 1867-8 has nearly equalled that which had been promised. This year six armour-clad vessels are to be built, including a turreted monitor and a r►m of great size. If the Admi ralty has time and money enough, it will, no doubt, pro vide the country with the meet effective marine defences which akin and science oan devise. But, what with con structions new and old, it is evident that the Navy Animates, like those of the ♦rmy, have a tendency to increase. The agar doss not weave that any great alterations have bees made in the direction el tie economy promibed lad year, especially as regards the reduction of our squadrons on foreign station.. The building of iron-clads is unquestionably provided for by a "programme " of very ample extent, and there is to be a reduction in the number of marines. So far so good. But naval authori ties will have to receive from more enlightened views than have hitherto prevailed, an impulse towards moderation and retrenchment, inch as has never yet influenced the business of the Admiralty. THE BOUNDARY COMMISSION. The Daily News observes that the report of the boundary commissioners puts the whole question of borough representation in a new light. The theory that a borough is a sown, that its constituency is an organised whole, and that it represents commercial and industrial activity, fits only about half of the 182 boroughs which are mapped out. Is 79 boroughs there are more acres than houses, and in about u many there are more farms than factories. The municipalities of many of thus boroughs cover mere insignificant spots within their area, and sometimes there are two municipalities and two small town centres within EAST WORCESTERSHIRE ELECTION. -- Notwith- the boundary ; sometimes there is no municipality tending rumours of an opposition to the Hon. C. 0. at all. Of the 182 in England, more than fifty I f tteltee, the liberal eenthdete, there little P robe- belong to the territorial interest, and are only aunty did btlity of any real show of fight. The following address to the electors of the division, from Lord Calthorps, will be Bona under a misleading name. If the whole borough issued in the course of t oday (Tuesday) :—" Ifivetham- population is to be included in the boroughs, the whole Park, Winchfield, Hants, May 9, 1868.—Gentleman,—In county population should in fairness be restored to the ! addition to the great loss I havesustained, I have the ends- counties. If we are to have no counties swamped with fortune to be obliged to cede the honour of representing town houses, no boroughs should be swamped with county you in parliament. I am glad, however, to learn that Mr. Lyttelton, whose connection with the county is far acres. But as the session is too short to suffice for this greater than mine ever was, and whose liberalism is necessary work, why should the subject be touched at all vouched for in the satisfactor; terms of his address, has If Mr. Diarseli's bill is pressed the amendments which already Dome forward to solicit your suffrages. I eereeetl7 must be proposed upon it will lead to endless discussion, hope that he will be stexcedul, and that you will find him . as true and thorough as, from experience, I know he will and entail delay that is positively incalculable. find you indulgent an d forbearing.—l have the honour to The Telegraph anticipates a great contest upon the be, &0., CALTHORPE." Boundary Bill on Thursday, and thinks it would be rash THE LATE ELECTION AT BRISTOL. —We hear that to predict the result. How far the opposition will vote among the disclosures, to be made at the approaching in mass for Mr. Hibbert's amendment for rendering the inquiry into the late election for Bristol, will be the fact Boundary Bill all but inoperative until the assembling of of three voters who recorded thirteen votes for Mr. Miles. the reformed parliament, remains to be seen; but there —Western Daily Praia THE STANFIELD COLLEATION.—The series o f e can be no doubt that the qu es tion will bring to • crucial beautiful drawings made during the artist's tour in Italy test the disposition of the government with respect to the in 1838 fo r med the g r eet a ttraction y e st er d a y an d course of public 'Hairs. They must put forward the radioed large pries.. The third day's sale exceeded - I,oooi. Boundary Bill as an essential part of their whole reform SII•KISPEARE MONUMENT IN NEW YORE.—About scheme, and might naturally regard defeat on Mr. Rib • year ego we reported that the executive committee of bert's amendment as fatal to their position. the fikskapeare Monument Fund had selected • design out The Star says the policy of the whole inquiry of the of several models which had been submitted to them. It Boundary Commissioners may be summed up in • single was then, however, in an unfinished condition, but is now cont det e d, an d i s t o be su bj ec t e d, accor di ng t o th e t erms sentence—to leave all agricultural boroughs untouched, mentioned in the circular to subscribers, to the approval of and all county influences flourishing, while all borough and the general committee . on &tune, evening next. liberal influences are to be removed from the counties and 25th inst., at the residence of one of the gentlemen cam- „tithed into t h e urge towns w h irs th e toy, canes i s hope. posing the executive committee. The statue of Shag ! pear* a expected to be finished and erected in Central- less. There is no time this session to enter upon minute park, upon the foundation, where its corner stone was laid debates with regard to every borough, Ind the whole in with &prorate caremonitts four e ars dud, on the 23rd glary is such a transparent party nrasauvre that there day of p , 1869, which will be t . 305th anniversary of ought to be no scruple in giving the legislation based upon Ehalmpesre's birth.—New York Herald. it the coup de grace. THE CAFE OF RATTENING AT SHEFFIELD.—At Gener►l Meade has ordered an investigation of the election of Mr. Buchanan, and has issued a circular warning the planters that negro labourers discharged for political reasons will be entitled to wages throughout the term of their contracts. The Canadian House of Commons has unani mously elected Mr. Ryan to succeed Mr. M'Ciee. RIT lIPTRES.—By Royal Letters Patent.— W HITE% MOOMAIN LZWER TIM (perfected end exhibited in the Exhibitions, ISM and MOIL allowed by upwards of Me medical men to be the meet effective invalidism hi the are tire treatment of Hernia. The use of a steel so often hurttal in Its sneak Is hers avoided. a soft worn rowed the body, while the requisite reeling power by the MOO-MAIN PAD and PATIINT UV= OtUng with No mg& MAO and closeness that It comoot De dotactod, sad wig be WWII dulls' sleep. A descrve circular may be had, and the trues forwarded bypeet. on the circumference of the body, two Inches below the hips, being sent to the seeker, Mr. WHITE, glii, Piccadilly. Mom IM., He., Ma Id ., and Me. ed. la Aa lIYELLICAL TIME ea the some princdple. the Shefflekl . T!wn:h4l . _ yreeirday Bradailaw was charged with being in the Young 'Grinditt ing Wheol, Fors; Tax LATE Lose Baovonais. —The venerable Sheffield, lane, for the purpose of conizni • felony or -lord's remain.' are to be brought to England for iaterrnent, rattening. On Monday night, the 4th inst., three men were seen to lift the prisoner through a window into the and will ultimately be deposited near those of his beloved wheel, and on the pollee following he was found is mother, in the village church near Brougham-hall. a hull rented by two men named Morton and Flame- Mr. Parker Rhodes, V ioe-Consul at Dieppe, y ester- He was sitting near the arepllce, pretending to be day delivered to Lord Stanley, at the Foreign-office, Weep, and by his side were some an rolled u g h .. to the Queen from the British residents, shi an p up. Morton end Sharpe were behind in their oon- masters, and seamen of Dieppe on the subject of the late tributions to the Unice. Bradshaw was on the " box," and the conclusion win at once arrived at that be had been attempt on the life of the Duke of Edinburgh. , 0 commissioned "to fetch the b an d & ag ar a na now came The Established Church (Ireland) Commission EXTRAORDINARY CURES of PARAL YSIS forward and gave the following perfectly esl. eat yesterday. The commissioners present were :—The I dance. He said that both his and Sharpe's required Earl of Meath (chairman ), Earl Stanhope, Viscount de RHEUMATISM and DEBILITY by means at ....so o • g ,„„f pg, an d t h at t h ey ab ilan d ran h a d t a b us them o ff th e Veen, Sir J. Napier , Bart., Oelenel R. A. Matto Adair, GALVANIC APTARATUS."—The niarreHoss of Mrs. Mr. J. T. Bell , Q.C. LL.D. Mr. B. P. r. G. Maw Da of pa w pow i ampatat , a n ; o f wheels, rolled them up, end le ft them where they were • . . Shirley, , Dr. Bennett Gll of Leaden •of Mr. Sidney Davis, of Amcor found by the police . The magistrates IMO of opinion that Cl ive, M.P., Mr. B. Beer.et M.P. The secretary, Mr. J. tie-on-Trie :of Mr. ,of Alceetar, and others, have astonished the prisoner was in the wheel far the rupees of commit- Feelers Blringtou, Q.u., LL.D., was also in attendance. the whole "41cal toss by" well se the public." ..._ Tb l___. are Unit ,a felony, but after this eeklenee they felt unable to Tin lama Carnets. —A large and enthusiastic mere ...reedracle e cares nat u r al MOM cur row somas "evict him . Re was therefore sentenced an t h ree me a n . .......„... was held last evening at Blaslibera, in favour rt am4l " had been tried, ales IPIT"I'L° by mesas a " Am ' imprisonment for being on the premises for an nalawfal alg e di sa n i bu s k ibia t an d di na d innnan a if th e w o k inachlnee, bat in vela. Hulse '. Galvanic Appease restored then MI to health. ashisnffing cures mud ser•ly oesvhies Mum- church. Mr. J. G. Potter presided. Mr. Mason Jaw 'my as* that It alresfsm is resorted to It i Weld be eirOr!V I SOUTH KENSINGTON Moasultd—Viaitore during delivered an addresa Several rounds if agars were glees A misai n ab o w " sa d" i s AlwetuL andas e an :i m aind ins t " ali nin igr od . " N a lii7i n UN week mediae May 9.—On Mom*, Tamiley, and for Mr. Gladstone, mad se the elsee resantiens wen fislvsnio 11 s, EIS Hs Saturday, free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 9,5311 ;ee wed. wood in favour el Ilte>tutee eaMted by Id= Isesday Thursday and Friday, *diabetes 641., hem 10 Mane Fos Surreal, ta. —The next mails for IN viaoß AT iv E NERviliE jos miz am. nil 6 p.m., 1,879 ; National Portrait Siddhitien by Australia will be chapattis'& ken Leaden, vill Seethanap _ 1 papnea,,73B ; lola, 14,138 ; average of emeespending ton, en the morals; of Saturday, the 16th ism.; and vie T irt m°l4 " warts ' astriii " ° " dill s ' ar 1.11.8.1881; " week in farmer years, 11,494 ; total from the opening Ed Maresilles on the evening ri Friday, the 22ad lad stores is their normal eandltien all the secreticen ea the her I Wind whale health depends It is a weak ter iiFot as zavveuvi, 7.373.480. ADMIRALTY, MAT 11. —APPOINTMENT. Pay- Prz i l ol d . gni kiwi No movlnJobrE. mon MINI tie I A great variety of durable and decoretive few mister John Themphine, S. the Wiwi haw alai fibre si .oars geu rtemeV 1 1 - - ai --- mr . am driaapne. Dy. u 0 :1 1,1 12::•dmilnl iumbw o? Chwebin*MaNlGle Les. Fine SOAP Fos Dooe.—Naldire's Tablet rimr _ .1 ,4 1 in am ma their Ow, down the able, rene•6ll all smut gives a kiiressy lrt i: Pd" Si p lisli b r . aae " aa gill " Is ens 1111L —age solo•Irtely• melte mosollained MOIMI Willihieler et Mat PM bow polsak.— .Ftiew la •ot di amine. weaning, ftfNid, 10% il sad 00 •• ilk 0 . 1110 . 008 " 4 . ineeneam.—fAtreffearasati at Barclay sad Mena Ymelenden-dresl,44Uherlimmiel) wx.. beam Curlew tree as milli et sesillsem r- ONE PENN Y MUSIC. I OYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Lucia de Lammermoor was given here last night for the return of Wegner Plural, who was the Edgard°, as on the commie nof his ire! pea:slue last season. Thi gentleman, wl o first app. aced at the Royal Italian Opera in 1800, Las alg .t tenor voice c f agreeable quality, if not very powerful, wi .h considerable command of the high °best notes ; a goo I st 3 le of vocalisation, and much earnotruse of soon anion. In everal paints of his per. formanoe last a ieht Le produced fully as favourable an impression as formerly—ibe gr at denunciation scene, Illaledetto tie l'istante'' having been again given with inch geed dram atm intention as to call down loud sp. pleuse In the last mete, too, the recitative beginning " Tombs degl'asi mid" was given with much genuine feeling and artieCc phrasing; the following well known air, " Fret pace," being a display of pure eantabi'e which was received with strong demon strations of &pi royal, as was also the final movement, "Tu ohs a DM," given with much earnestness and passion. Signor Fanelli can sem oely fail t 'prove moat valuable in tenor parts of ma acclary importance, such as that in which he appearedl at ni,lat,or as Elvino is La Sonnambala, for which he Is a... zoom' w ilakezelay next. The grsdt for Mere in last night's 1 erformence of Lucia di Lammermoor was Mettle. Piddle admirable impersonation of the he roine. Only yesterday we op*r so fully of the high and exceptional m. rite of Millie. Adelina Patti that were we now to enlarge on her last night's performance it might appear like hyperbole. Those, however, who have only seen and beard this great artist in operas like Marta, It Bat Liere, and others in which her re fined and elegant comedy is so admirable, would scarcely expect from her the deep pathos and intense sentiment which she infuses into her performance of Lucia. In the carotins, " Regnava nel silenzio," and in the following brilliant movement, Male. Patti produced as great an impression as in previona performances ; and her exquisite singing doubtless contributed largely (well as she was supported) to the encore of the quartet, " Chi mi (rena," in the finale to the second act. The climax of Mdlle. Patti's triumph, however, was, as usual, in the mad scene, towards the close of the a pera. The introduc tory "Il dolce suono," with the incidental florid cadences, was a splendid piece of refined vocalisation ; the following larghetto, with the concerted cadenza with flute obbligato, and the ooncluding allegro, with its brilliant bravura pas sages, completing the triumph of the artist, who was re called amidst enthusiastic applause. Signor Gresiani again sang the music of Enrico with the same power and finish as before—Signori Marino and Capponi being efficient re presentatives of Arturo and Raimondo. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. The fourth concert of the season took place last • night, when the following selection waa performed : PIJIT I. —. .. Symphony in D minor Spohr . Aria, " &opts" !Msonietto secoodo4 nig. Foil Rossini. Ouverture Symphonious ,Yd.) J. k. Ramat'. Cavallo', " Di pewee' (la Omen Ladis;. Moine Kellogg Conoerto, Pianoforte, Harr Alfred Jgell eke . PART U. • Symphony—Erolea Beethoven. " Non s ode elate itet item del Nord, Madlle Kellogg aleyerbeer . Overture "Ruler of the Spirits" Weber . The symphonies are both masterpieces in very different schools. Although Spohr could never approach the idealism and sublimity of Beethoven, his best works are productions in which genius and art mastery are eminently displayed. The second symphony, composed expressly for the Phil- harmonic Society. is one of the finest of his eight works of this clue, infinitely superior to those later symphonies, such as "Earthliness and Godliness," "The Seasons," &c., in which he endeavoured to emulate the powers of Beethoven in the musical illustration of some prescribed suggestive subject. When Spohr departs from the clearly defined form and symmetrical proportions per fected by Mem* he is apt to become vague without being profound, and diffuse without being interrelitg. Even in his splendid " Power of Sound" (his fourth sym phony) there are instances of this amid the general beauty and mastery of the composition. The second symphony, however, is close in thought, compact in form, and admi rably sustained throughout —it is indeed emi nently representative of Spohr's style and power. The breadth and vigour of the first move m ant, the beauty and variety of the largbetto, the melodious grace of the finak, and the finely-balanced in strumentation of the entire work, render it a model of its kind. The new overture by Mr. Barnett is, as its title implies, somewhat more elaborate than the ordinary form of orchestral prelude. It contains some extremely clever and effective orchestral writing, with some tendency to over-elaboration of climax, and reiteration. A work, how ever, of such length and pretension is scarcely to be judged on a single hearing, and we shall doubtless soon have another opportunity of speaking of it with the advantage of further acquaintance. The concerto of Herr Iteinecke is the production of a thoroughly trained and highly-culti vated musician, who is also eminent as a pianist. If we mistake not, the work has already been performed at one of the Crystal Palmas concerts. Like the concerto of Herr Ferdinand Hiller, recently noticed by us, that of Herr Reineeke possesses almost every requisite but those higher qualities of imagination and invention without which there is small excuse for the production of a work of such length and pretension. It is written with thorough knowledge of the instrument, and great mastery over orchestral effect, as displayed in some of the tutlis ; but notwithstanding the brilliancy of many of the solo passages, and the richness of some of the instrumentation, the impression left at the close is one of great dispropor tion between the length of the work and the amount of real thought contained in it. It was played with great power and brilliancy by Herr Jaell ; an elaborate cadence in the first movement being especially remarkable as • display of mastery over the key-board. The third symphony of Beethoven—the fait of the throe out of the series of nine, in which its composer has avowed a distinct intention—is one of those grand suggestive musical poems in which that great man's genies has transcended all previous and subsequent efforts by other masters. This work, however, and Weber's romantic overture are too well known to need comment on this occasion ; nor need we now dwell on the vocal seleotioa-Bipor Foil having sarig the same air at • recent concert, aid Mlle. Kellou'i brilliant singing of "Di pincer " baring been lately noticed by as when com menting on bar performance in the opera to which it belongs—the remaining air, with its accompaniment of two dotal obbligati (played by Herr Svendsen and Hr. Card) being one of the prominent solo pieces in Meyer beer's opera. DRAMA. ST. JAMBS'S. This house has been reopened, under the dlr . ec Sim et M. Raphael Felix, for a short series of French plays, similar to the one which met with such a large share of fuhketable patronage last summer. The two principal performers are still M. Ravel and Mdlle. Des champs, waisted by )(dile. Mille and a company of ladies and gentlemen who, though not Parietal' celebrities, pas- MSS the peculiar French tact and instinct as actors. The programme opened last night with three little vaudevilles, le Cabaret de Lneturrw, Pauere Jacques, and Ride d'Amour, in which M. Ravel sustained the chief charac ters. As during last season, comedies of more weight are avoided for the Ant two nights, and it is not until Wednew daythat we are promised anything of importance, when M. V. Sardon's celebrated play of Reeirdirsa will be produced, the Lord Chamberlain !mein sonsented to llamas this piece as bsoonsestekto lisense Oliver Twist. The Pouvre Jacques represented last night is, we believe, a play of German origin, and the same Aim rendered very popular many years ago by the late Morris Barnett under the taus of Monsieur and ed audience ts ish . Ravel was very well received by • full , and acted with all his old force and -consciousness- No actor plays more to the pit. The programme of last night enabled Wo o to show Me mwernsnd of low dowdy ebsracter &Axe, and be was well supported by the company. Horniman's ton is sold Bd. w pound cheaper as the defy tr rodeos& Mk h>trert twee ems, when tdly Mews, 011•11 further Immo the des4la_ atrand too..he choke dew Monderatee ere opt WA loose, bat yeoloste, *eel " Her mum awl Ow, anew bissines Tes. - -insmnis sissit)