The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-04 00:00:00

Ati : _4 , 1B AND sr: ANDRxivrs tagivaa- BMW. (Mu Of saViri nay's POLL, Wantons or mars PAYs vom so: minves.) lis ihna ti e r 1472 GLASGOW AND Assmop 17271VNBE1TINS. sta) CL) , , • 13/7 Gallon (C) P•v 4# 7 UNIVERSITY INTRieIsgENCE. OXFORD, Dao. 3. II k oolcrsopilion koldes Oda sharsiog at t' o'clock, Ow keselog bersot IWO outknoll s • Bel.= te DasoakoN Thhi enl idwas ftss Arla d iree mot, CM* , Rito. Foam Dirsaft, Rm. Mool o W4=L Omicam. DombrolorOdlow • Rev. Eall i M hetet O. 111~4 . Mag. atin Callkig. Mor Aars.—WO amaze =s Dowisios„ trolvonity ims Artist* Ma, , sad liffilkini Adcock, Naafi= :art foe- Odd Osage akka Dams and tn. t ab irie Der s i i tor aa ndicii licein ONV! ' kir ; Rketald Dim aIiML sod ° Warr Mot. = arr ee f a ik ka ls sal Sim Meow • = Ikaismo " fto Ma Ilk J Oellcoo ; Valkir emig OollprAlLele Lot nowt, sad = arirloilks • Ilk. alko=ilL broom nr Ma LA ir. Mud Moorisy, trolvecity 0111spi Jails Dina, Qiireec Wisc. Taterdny adterninn Lind nankin, Chairman csioA ss ilt i yar Coos:Wks ea Reandits didnihedsdl the and pines to the eseessfur sadidalss at the Balkelealre el the dedetil loud examintiosse. The est. fait Width lassit niesia the Anillibalb PAW was presided over by lite ewer ed that city (Mr.aztlolly). The imiralwahas floW Deer hid la and the 'say Weerage id anis eamdliates has Mesa and a lenetkm. This pear the nethher ed ends ✓ented for examinadon was 12,. sad 11 mowed. the per esaliage VI; 16 *Sri pesended and 76 pees% a Mel par Simle. od Keel Taunton said be was in aaym a siniser rA bowner busable, to evince the interest felt fa that miuse they were all mit to promote—the mos aliesalks, and esinally the educating awns those who in a popular sense has been called the naldiEs dames di this country. Eraffiliet •Ow PuOgroas .POS 003rvOC.Ano1 , Mods ulaidinster.—Tederday afternoon there was a l a large att of eeihmee el the busked deny of the Arehdest eery Middl a Rt. Pas Churdi, Covent-gardes, for th e purpose emen of dic t i rig tw o ' et their number to r est them in the Lower House of the Convocation of= tealituy. The Venerable Arebtkaces Sinclair _presided. The Bev. Richard Harvey, MA., anon of Gloucester, and rector of Homey, nominated the Rev. Joh: Ed war d Rempe, MA., rector of St. Jess's, Piocadill ; the Rs. Derwin* Coleridge, Y.A. rector of seconded the motion. The Be v . E. Copleston. ILA., of vicar Edmonton, the Rev. Charles Browne Dalton, M.A., vicar of ggaatte~; the Rev. Nugent Wads, M.A., reeler of SR Anne's, h ßobo, seconded the seams tion. The Rev. J. C. Cowan, vicar of St. John's, Ram ninonith, proposed the Hon. and Rev. Robert Liddell, X. A.,nearcd - et. Paul I,lnightstaidge,whieh wee noonded Zanßev. Dr. A. B. Eno" mbar of St. Maa is - r le- t . The Rev. H. W. Burrows, 8.D., vicar of Church, et. Panes proposed the Rev. Cyril W. Page, M.A., time of Christ's Chunk, Wedminster, which was by the Rev. Abraken Borradalle, M.A., vicar of Mary Westminster. A show of hands was then taken with the following results :—For the Rev. J. H. K4mpe, 36 ; for the Rev. 0. B. Dalton, 46 ; for the Hon. and Es. it. Liddell, 16 ; for the Bev. Cyril Page, 24. The Archdeacon then declared Mr. Knape and Mr. Dalton dub elected. THE WOBRII4O MEN AND MIL REVEBDY JOaamoX.—Lad night a meeting, consisting of delegates from the Reform League, the International, and other assochstiome, was held at No. 4 Adelphi-terrace, for the purpose of considering the gowns of entertaining Mr. Er m a* ,Tspret at • pubis., tropes* us t he pwlly a to to kin, as an expression of of the wain* dames of this country towards their brethren in /Min. Th• chair we taken by Mr. Edmond Bolos, who end be was estranger to the it probsedings of the eramittio, mad said be glad to hear what was intended to be dens. Mr. Ccsingsby said the movement was soil that Mr. Johnson was so informed, as a esm eddy for the people of the United States. Thee Muhl he me danger of confounding Mr. Johnson's Catibent with his public character. He (Mr. Couingsby) noes* in Ameries, and he felt sure the people of that country would feel say shed - caned to Mr. Johnson as a slight upon their representative. If they would, they must, to be logical, asest any compliment to him as paid to them. They dad not sat to Welk% Johnson but to accept the terms of saes be brought them. The Chairman said, what they had to consider was, how far the compliment would be aoseptable to the people of America, sent through a tainted medium. It would be better to post pone the affair until General Grant was installed as President. After a great deal of discussion it was re solved, on the motion of Mr. Coningsby, secoi;ded by Mr. Coles, " That this committee, desiring to make the demon stration of friendship to the people of the United States as widely representative as possible, invites representative working men of all parties to the adjourned meeting next Thursday." POLITICAL EDUCATION.—A society is announced with the name of " The Free Grace Protestant Union." One of the originators seems to be the Rev. Thomas Hus band Gregg, M.A., of Trinity College, Dublin, curate of Cradley, near Birmingham, and the following are the par ticulars of the new movement :—" The committee of the Free Grace Protestant Union, feeling that every lawful effort ought to be used to stir up and keep alive a strong protestant feeling among the people of this land, are anxious to purchase a first-rate magic lantern with dis solving vies, for illustrating lectures on the most striking m assacres, no., in Foxe's "Book of Martyrs," in order that people may judge of what Boma is by her actions ; and that from seeing pictures of what she has done, they may know what the would now do if she only had the power. To enable them to accom plish this object, the committee make a special appeal for funds to those who love the civil and religious liberties which have been so long enjoyed by all classes in this protestant realm." PIILLAN'THROPIC SOCIETY, REDIFILL, SURREY.— A quarterly court of the governors of this corporation was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Bethopagate-ssant, aedwas prended over by Mr. William Gladstone, the treasurer of the institution. From the chaplain's report it appeared that dazing the quarter ending the 30th of November last sixteen boys bad been admitted into the institution, and that fifteen had left in the course of the mane period. Of the latter, two had deserted, but had been since recaptured, and the as bra now in the school was 224 while there was accommodation for 300. The health of the boys had been good throughout the quarter. From the tremewer's sennuate it appeared that the total receipts for the sues, has anountsdlo 3,666/. 9e. 7d., and the expenditure to 2,6621 Os. 10d., showing a balance of income over spin diture of 1,114/. Ss. 9d. The sales of farm produce had amounted to 3,1691. lac ld., and the farm charges to 2,6431. 12s. 21., giving a balance of cash profit of 516/. 2s. I Id. The chaplain's report and statement of amounta were adopted. and a vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedings. ROYAL COLLEGE OF HITROEOSS.—The follow ing gentlemen have just psssed the primary examinations in as tony and physiology for the fellowship of the college, viz.'— Merin . William Henry Thornton, James • Keelin g,. Alexander Vans Best, Orpe Brook house, Merles Henry Leet, Alfred Woman, Thomas Savage, George Elutes, Henry Arnett, Frederic Pooley Edis, John Denten Bush, Arthur Raynor, Charles Ed ward Hoar, and James Lawrence Bullock. It is stated that one ciadidate withdrew, and four failed to acquit themselves to the satisfaction of the court of examiners, and were consequently referred to their anatomical and phydoingipal studies for six smooths. Poe the prelimi nary sansimation in sandhi., mosaic en the lath inst. thcre en akeady upwards of 200 dathe • these exualoaties will be anduendi by a_ Inge staff from ' the College el Preespress, and 'Send over several days. ST. GEntoffs-mtu..—Leal w aht a largo audi ence assembled at the St. lisittlwAt-phas, to welcome the (Ma r Isis at mom, the conjs. whose sire ball some short ti me ago will be GUI bleb fa OM of the public In Manisa le Mudd which of the profanes ad essal which are new and 1"11. 4141011 teat of rns a a lady, which eased seas whoa Inca tint out, stall matinee to ensile erendument. Th e tops the whole is Tyr: good, and new that the Mg winter nights are upon us, mad Adds' is SO soar, sultry cousins on a visit to the mstropolis, and Loadents them. Wm, both young and old, may pama a reammt boar in Rubin' company at the fit. be- MITitoroLITAN STRUTRAILWAYS.—In the recent ankle an the above subject, it was stated that "the sit of nmennelist is estimated at leas than 48001. It should have been added " per mile." Ormuz. PALAa. lbaczare DAT.—• Tanasse, Dec. flo—Ailleisiese by mum Venn 909; ditto en yams* I 00; telsiMaitta, Loci ._____ -- . . =,.,----- - - - - .777-e-g•nammasamojem_______________ ', 41 0 1.-1 A - • • • I • 11 311 14 : l i:),N ( : ' il ' - l' ' 1 A IrAt 1 lag - k • * i i n e .l s EC 1868 • , •.. 1 , , , • . . dj . ~ iv.. . .• • • '..wi -.,• I • •! • ~ 4 ~, • . ^ ' . • ' • . 1 -L. - t No. 6,968.1 DE , LONDON, FRIDAY /MEN E° , MiCifillillit Al, lBO. • ' , .......-- Id Lssus. BIONRY_W/GRAM_ and SONS' (of CRYSTAL PALACE. - THIS DAY .- CART ilmiugnica FROM ABROAD. . .._ . HMO. -,- lee w a rtimn• leemm se and PACILM• ipirtairro DAY nue WEER -Pakes sad Omen{ Hall ~,,, (1 - LI .-Por MINE (PoirtPtiMipl &mot, aware, wormed. - meremeare In • • , , , Ikria.m MONDAY,_44 December, Doors open ai ll4l. Ol (Moro= PAI N. actssdr.) • - ruenowairagoliaL wenn*. • . .'.'; ....... A... B WD lallOOLNßOXlM eg a l Vtane al l a P Pkwreferle e a sel, Na. B. Sralwart a, - ;k.AIT PIIINN Ex. Corashomadar ; Wag to the Man B=erf i aresenee in OessertatoM I , i . 1.• t oervemodation for clams orsoaromora. le meaty .. ~ 4,...,01 early en surgeon. Par flat er • '' ,' , ~!‘. to ALLPORT MORGAN. with Warm II EY etelenetWe iireVregi ce 7ll lZ is li chiejologa bbutheb il., By . a decree of the Minister of the Interior the illarda ' wit° °all" lin m V ialnallat "Inallad ti*;• • • *te sna mete. 7. Leninshanatrest. hamlet/ea One 'MEW Etrinot rolwe tree ' *Ms& NUM saWsisslikg is its anal leads, the odidestasi musucipalitiee and proviacial deputations are V, It; 1: ATION to BRAZIL. - PASSAGE by U. v. ~.,t6F mema.tetuaris. at V cptyabte In Larks% are CRYSTAL PALACH-TO.MORBOW &kir- ere em to apportion for that purpose one- Prskroor litoradale Beamit's sacred santala TA* Wanda& • 5 •,,..,. r .v.res desirous et mg in Mat wow famitrid from Ilsorlid's Asir ea eayt-noserwi conamer.-rreememm maw= , 1 . k • . , i•,-,, , h01el Blocks. cha"o"s for Mem , and estate breeding, to TaretitlD II and GARZA LAMA, third the fonds at • their disposal which halo al 8.1.1 " .4 ‘ s as lalatal • e • „„ A ~,,,0 , ... et Ono par acre. partakes See Nude In Galilee, and 'Weedsheala's Weljuryti-Haeht sunk. ...... w m mt tor . ajo.‘atme. 8 . 1.14 , au e p..... . 3r. dre. aNT Tocalete i Mlie w.u.nes... ' been placed In the banktf ail losit the proceeds ru nt mod, war mi s ty „ A do pt to moot e li b ake; . , . ~.„ fay .. b. d . a rm y ad. MOST. Cemilneeer, Wr. . . ~, ..: t! ts. 6,1 to me, •ra , • of th e sa t e of some in lands. The Illy- tie .- m o jo b oo velum imom p oir s o mom ; ik , n h ,„,,__ } .,„,,,... &may MIADISWB now . '''' ''''''''...' 411 1111WWw 414 . 4 . 0 " ... “ - - .. .n. at ea. Det= to the New s lman tto 346 millions •I•',..: . l';' , T;itß, Brazilian Enartation Commisetenen. gg, __ '• ;: ' ... .r, Lesubardotreet. Loidon. E.C. Ck IT X EN'S TIIEIA T R E. Leng-aare. lessor Berowitga cantata, it ink he masembared. ---- - - - - - - Vtil, 1 li GERMAN LIA)YD LINE.-The wm. LEMON. KERVLI. Wi• Maiposid 11. and predated at the Birmingham Na- ll r rrlTeee4 steamers of the Notth Denim Lie are ap. lIW " I. " ii. j ilaCt i itikeel t -IT BELGRADE, Dan I. *elk Amend kit year, whew it was tolfy naked in the V „,,, e , . her Maj...ty:•PoatmaartarArrparal _SA sow &RAW.. .115.Skt __Nrc iv iria._ _.•14. avetir . s Logoarm a . m .. A sol e mn em celebrated Imre to-day. to Roily Now: and it wan agein refined to on the nation k,- : s. ,r's LW YORK durel EVER). SG 10112AY. at . 22 , .m.., AT0,13 IC A. lets , tom 700 lwr.e:Te o,, e2S. T 7 l 7lll efig. . 5; 7.7 1 := .. - , u , • 7 1 . 6. .Iw i atilk am. .,, o n , Plaw It 1111 T, close the ' of national 'neurally for the late e/ ire fret performance ia Loden, at ith Jessegmlia, in It ii.s.:Elt S.(k 4 , Unto. y,, bore '- power , Toast& Dec. . i the MOM sabl7Gm ' Prince ad. All the foreign rePreeentativel r i ehruary last. what it was given, together with its 110111- . 1 Di RN ANN. 3.ltN , tonit, 7.10 hareepower. Tuesday. Dec. M. . i'h lON. 4.1.4 r. lOnaltlo borro•power, Twalay. crew. y ,..._ } , a „ .4.= imp . mk,so . e r e sisis -epee, A"N -- - IT Zi a at ral t ran aa aa Mart 'mere present at the oeremony. pines Well-kainta meadar cantata The 14 Omer. Sines i •- -- these dates, 214 Inount of Samaria has begs repeated in este" mein& 's for. peorkSkaa4, de• . _ . . PORTUGAL. and locals. Freight taken at through nets..- A p ply LRAM as well as at atria. proviendal purforsamose, ;NIL-yrs. GRAVES. PRILLIPPS __an . 4 . .Fu s 4, D. 4.... a, QUEE N 'S THEATRE. - At 10, Hoteebne's LISBON Dam 2. fmmose ... phig dn. mutat= nm in tra m iteemt k Last night, on the occasion of the eakiwation of swath e" adwil" waro wilk oraw a agy limilim oaporord thatllli eg iudialla im gret ." eabiliula. 6 wow, 1.3014ane. London, RC.; or to A'' Ne.. lio rt haniPtoo• under the mete ef THE NTRANOMIR -- MAN LINE .- THE LIVERPOOL , NEW lIHREN'S THEATRE .-- At 10.30, the CIANO fr th o e nt anniv9rearY Proinffel °f a th = nia"l snbsr 411= 43. ase °ass" " ardw daidliiiell I. " Pldblit I P. cad Pgri t i olaii n frolt ' el% 4U wawa:Miff/2LT EvaatiNe by the Marnew sea mrs.Ben. spinet the frAnotfoo of Medan jobs* akt . t t a °llat ume t e . e sad , mee& F °lletata % . °La...l'P', solo Lead and HALIFAX. oest 8 VITT of Paine. www , Dee. 2. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALLOII.-IST . ff ul. . =. 11 : 16 7 Of the akin ddleek ---a s--. --- "---' -.' - - _ P*l* A .triltrt. tor .Deal Mr. P. Mania Raiser tbe was eleagirpepaiar teath .-• .' ' the „ t ry a 1.1 t ir l i ka,_ • 1.13A,_ Dol¢ I. Leagest al attell meme Th eatre la ther ld erbiarziet: . awl an peopeem-the 116straikst s i erg et RALTINown. rtiFut.W Das. IA malledlliturtainiment lw a 016.0a2 Of Tara liothyd ' dierientgesh Oct kte ran we keys bad several • __ . ....... e rstose Meal and„.=WWWWI se 81 . Jobs% le Three Wensielband of et ClemeeM and melatim.- Co ate • GREECE. I 101 '"""--- s it 17 end 11 Nelms& an One flaNag.--75cormire epee hem ilio 4. ATHENS, Des 1. ittlemets at maks& by gsstirmsts cd whole aiwislal inn. o eaten innn O, a . 'Penrani ,aawae xeci a. &_ el s n ans _ m r e e m - NGypTiAIy.EAL7 .4 m ecu m' . ...ai r. m ma y M. Dream, the Wank/dal oandidan, has beim E the meld berm Me re wait*: efed nbefe- i•J be ,. w fee. .tot reT a j` ‘ ,''i, rs ""l" " ° `=" s r s thl om u•sgad% .V4 . 7l=wilia cr ! fi x sa g i 3 elated Praddmit a the Chamber of Deputise. •• • WW l ° ill bark odorodil% WO% Os be the • dssin i w tot tbro mit PI " at oar tato ham and to achieve rename by . • co m ....... a ...... P M Y irIIACEY. 4. 1D EVE21 9"16 81:16 at IL at and S. Male. tie ; slang hi: BANE OP FRANCE. AI Wan *esep-dle-waho-a goo= by width no result id • e STEAM to NEW YORK.--GUION and Co. e a geet ta ritrt 21:; m. ' i ntaaVi sa r ret s eemandie . bit pgiug, Din 3. grrp mine Ms yet been Maga Ist snored samited a , c .„ &spouting their arstelass. rail-peered anksw oaks. et roue • Prows e. MONK* i and The return of the EGA of Fiume for the wear . " Pak" Bed_ lar id."'" era sad 13 rEtItrILIP fnmil.a;,..., as fellows: at the Hordes, from le to IL m N; e vA ci.th .r..l. 4 D.... 14 e'„; at Cilea lr ' g r ulaead Mad Is sulneas• _. QACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, Eiger-hall. oesapired with that of Lit week :-.lrearesas :- * •gen al i n ni" 4 "ninnyth___ _(mraildill Pi Naidilkat . /lks ° I "'"r; "t ua ' ituatanaise at amuck reuse bas =.'" "" Corn • • a- P4. A. Note!, 23,400.000 f. • ; bilk dinotanted, 18,800,0604 ; , r•S rm.", tend 4 """'")7 61 "'s ', i e . '," yr Jall' a •', - , petition as a dassioal outpour it his hi , „ r f r t. '! i . C r •Fri w sisitt... critknk ii. ow nrout e w ee t. 7 ' line naria "r n i lawdw k 17 . in e m -stro WleCaWri f Rosaini. °lll " : 4. ' 4 s ießia " a i lloWs cash in hand, 12,800,000 f. • ; Myelin,' stabeifeier - n see " . . ) •a seesaws : -"" - 6,900 , 0001. ; adman, etatieguiry. Deeremea bi ll ..c_... : __* ' h a d in Garalltr; ad he would , e*"•6("1 " RI ETBOPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY. Drib s r ul , ei g. Ortimmes. Mum vtili aad Tate swam* 1,800,000 L . • mamma •in tlat iimiodud underlakiag now re- * in N, al. F. 'I? HEREBY GITEN, that a i.,.,.. _ . IIP/ICIAL Ch i a ai l raid? • Aged te, kid It ores km of ism wake • that it lois I ....x n. AL NEETLNO of the above MO lie ler simebesed AM= . a '.l.- :.-. V.-, Hotel. V letoriastreet, °ea rf., ca gaMgrA t t e Guineas; - meireed are& Ewa A . send to be. Ail Mabel is paniou neliess, the aillteiSt :I :_k .f 1 iweraber. tem ss Is drum. for the 4 owes ft en It • • ma. ~ - ... gI" - li•imnit of the ronsakees Ca l mat of 0 „,„ - gi s , n ,-wi s i sma ot o o w" at b om moot to the moo tja . MX. GOLDWIN 8111771'S ?MT LECTURE - .412* Ali inaided as *swell-known aanalive in Oa 4th t i :. , ..,. j ......„.,, end tee., on such Imme l ie the ...ar o minutes beton TAO, that the Dead March may be played wittiest THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY. •...• . - r • s Ordinary duck ar Share , , of such nominal istermediesu .....-....--, tilte Gospel of St. John, with pommies of the Old a - ame ; as. why the New N a ew ria T ed estamen inta t introduced an t a •:, t i., l,, , p=nt et caUs of such amount and • . •, . . -,.. s ..ll,,einber. Dies. mONILT.-1210 to MOO ADVANCED imam- - .... t DEVON, Chairan. following summary of Mr. %Merin Smith's first Baked together by a swiss of redlativie. * 1 eigo. Hopwoov. 1 ,.. i . t . m. = M s. M lus am s ' m a v ilissi am m t i ne,,g id a re to the students of th e Cornell 17nionadty and the chilies e a u were • t o • Jewell , ii b Om& A vilirp a r_ Li ,,, mall all Me NWT of Ithaca, on November 17: -- - - - -- - .-. =SA WINOS. ea Massa, me mem.. to Lacy Franklin, Kr. G. Perm, and Br. Lewis a NEP I .l i , 3 -: 11. ,..tr . an"RE ngrroTr.TrZ E ,g, After acknowledgint r th oti e ssoc kindness with which Ids m ama ma b a t awed l a dy g a rs m e o ar, e Ai t audience reeeived bun. Goldwin Smith ..ia VA In 4: t• :.• ! 1....\ !MAY is NOW OPEN for traftbs. C ARR, drt 265, Strand, London, Wine and on that •h e did no t that “ thou greater," with mach feeling, and met with b common intend to enter unom the sub- M. PPilit Merchant imPorts direct trawl the rowers the t u g eg hi e course , h o t ro a m t o am ig o th e eles le wd, considerable applaise ; and the same may be said of Mies 7 • _ _. sea 111.11;oroLITA and GREAT WESTERN mins i i:,%Zu d rie h 4,ll2l:=T a , cl are b Z u rge=..., Le enesideredthesendpcd Meta, would beano timeline& Franklein's delivery of the contralto solo, " 0 Lied, li p tva i....i , %%AI- -.t NEN% STATION at LATLYEE-ROAD ( - ammo ,. so. ; one mem m ..4.„ • *** , * .. 5 ,•• INII. t, : ;: - ..F. , in a FEW DAYS. goo,. a tr i zt: Cornell University. He omosived that th e thou ;hest searched me oat," which ins encored. An 7 Price lista aad particulars mint by return of post. of this university was an indication and a ---- - apology was made for Mr. Perna, who was suffering t/ omsequence of two tendencies which were visible in the )11. , 11 , , , 1 . T1.,i..,1TAN. NEW GREAT II WE r F o lT u f R N end - ,i V ISITORS to the CATTLE SHOW.-DINE at odd , b u t were more narked In tee. ban m id, b" whir amilhal thi W e mach •aPallaina to T II s; ~ !, I - - .1::::.1. is NOW OPEN. Aidengateetreet is w 1 ARE J it r .;. strand :North ti a IL of . .8: , .. Ckmattt's Chureit'. dmiejl Iw o a mere practical education in pine of h e the Maar air, "Ma salvation is MO them" Mr. lends swains to tale ma 1 old establishment. which now offers greater accommodation lon the''-- __ _,_. ICs - a the street level; than is to be !Ward at any similar lore of bog- woo iZ to give the Lamm a huger %Me of ow Make& cd this water," his deli of which very N i • 'CA I:I. lAN FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. as.. the intellectual advantages of civilisation. He traced 1.1 1 i --..-,.. '...-2.1. IL Lombardstreet. Londola EC. •If I desire • saletantial dinner off the bent, with die agresalde the himmy of edemhon & mesh He three parinda _ 4ha we received with conaideraids appiaum Th e 11 ,•. • ; i !..1..N -NEW LIFE ASSURAN, in order to tricampanlineet of light wine. both May sad feed. I Meow et only y e b ,••,.. ••.• . et d:nerion of pruner, must be e ff ected BEFORE one house, and era Is in the dtWatid• owe 10 Omer lan. There =Port 01 th e middle aces, th e later part of the litinnun wean dennallY well nan t - the dnithili t a - - R tr. ~. • 'lt A • NI:NT. roc wash down the meet heel W old England with agneUent ages, and the period cosameacini with the Jtowde. - Christian people" (which follows the grateful Mara- b A . ; • ; --: forms and information to the Company.. y. at two shillings a bottle, or eoe may be supplied with 1,..• .•. - .• '...ry. IL Lombard-street, E.C. a batik f a . a damag. .. -Au me tmi 2 ,,,,, m. Jima iii. mek seem-abowing how the value of elaimal issirsisi had metal inenduetin), with its ingenious use el Luther's • h been dealnithed b 1 the Irma ed modem libleaduro and Rpan ineyncopated rhythm ; the night and iniediou ei Lu er 44\ tram the joint (including vegistables, Meese, oder, &a. i • of modern science. He cum* IC 1.. , 0 N and SUBURBAN - -- th. "" 1.0. " da•icelpithoe echoes a d Mond movement, "Biased be the Lord God ot Israel" ; a 131.111)LN COICPANY (Ltraitedl. r tres-Ne. lora. Fenchurch.etreeM T .O. universstias, out on the ems band its define, and the sagesty lir-Pert therm, "Tblearve they shall ha w y - ; - -- • • -.! et DEPOOIT at FOUR PER . ENTERESt SAUCE. -LEA and PERRINS.--SAUCE.- on the other the advantages which it pommel, and Iced" ; th e mournful and impressive " Came, 0 Israel " ; -,. • ... :: cone. The " WORCESTERSHIRE." pronounced by Columbium% which It eras d es i ra bl e t o a] Y far as posstble, in any the bymn, "Abide with am" (to Keble's words) ; the ma- 7 r• 1 1 Y.l. k ENT. allowed on yams of 1100 and upwards If `The only good Sauce ," Its as improves appetite and Unrivalled ,WM a mmy and UMW. Senate ef inuristic; new ffi l ate M• He then = the "Son el labour grapantal, "Now we believe" ; and the 'minions fugal Il G; ~ :e4 :• : c , .T. lees Mast me year certain. JONATHAN TAYLOR &web" avoid which, see - the names, Lea and Panne on all bottles 'and throng n the gucesmive era' of Ala sertdons, and label& t re , • la b our, °naming that the um* clam, " Blamed be the Lord God," were all given with T EE Y ' kTIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. Ask for " Let and Perrins' " Sauce.Ji Agenta-Cmese and Bleckwell. Leiden. sad seta by an Deems free* had dill remained, up to th e ame, ea- sseth Power and Meet by the capital chorus which Mr. •,NT • N OFFlCl.7,Nlcholas4ane. EC. fi r••el - i NOTE., and CREDITS are ISSUED FREE oif in Sane. throughout the world. eluded in most countries from life, s ad every- Mattis has so well trained. The unsocompaided quartet, w........ .. ...: .- cl•raisteut Scotland. North et Rlitioont awd -- where from the intellectual pn= b i l f civilise**. "God is a spirit," well Num by the princepal solo moslids, ia a i • ••.. • . • prinnipal towns on the oontinent of Europe, K . INAHAN B B L L WHISKY. To those privilege" he was now aamittanab , was sneered. At the sonciusien of the mutate the applause I .• ~. .1. e•••r) Bntiah mbar and foreign money themes- DUBLIN =MUTTON, Wss and the foundation of the Cornell adversity wen - Ms ululated del MUM 1'1f_,,,.. __„_eskiag gm N l 3ldLill the dawn of a time when manual Warm ask intelleetwal was loud and continued, mingled with oak for the .em- a :I. .c.w. , 'NAL BANK of SOOTLAND. 1111 * to li in ''''as. ow a.'""""'"'e a s im o sai = tigai r ws g cabers woad lo 100 doorOdO7 tram SSMIE ll ismr7 ssh °' h "'" ur, wss not F aarna ' Tinliainniinnisnia . r•- • \ ..1,1464ea5, Lombard-street -NOTICE IS woe Leas. J o. Mots IleNee_* . Mi T or bad hitherto been. This eliellX all great social Jae and adorro (abbreviated from the premised pm- .. i • , .: • - ..• :lie RATE of IN•rmuser allowect en se d, sn o t LoneWss. w r t e changes, monad be gradual, immeMate ; but gra- gramme) consisted inerely of the overture, the melodious ii ... •.• N .• -.,.. Rau .4 Srotland, at this cep. will w ..al. IS% um. al oak Mood illookow• " dually it would eons. The Cornell Universitp, as com thi re a mtuy . redee a demi a 0 the * mum , of the la t.l , ••'• :: -., •:.:- iate until In rcher natter , - ! • .... JAMES lard -t. Amt. SICOND-HANDFIREandEURGLAR-PROOP thine" ith the univessitisn ni En g land ' draraltial P m " plains," and that grand pies of solentiflo choral e tenor, he mid, as b, emancipated tram the old ins- I.NDIA flit' I', E. le 4:ember 3, 1868. - The 3w at ad. POssoad%= l sod a ss= ild m j o s m. l % os iss a er t en of h u mu s and o th er trauma, imposed waiting, " Wretched lovers." Meedebsohn's romantic and .1! A el •i' I - ~ I.l' •- TN ;1. for INDIA in COUNCIL sad every asernsm maker. as stout Mamie* on study, and also as not being under direct clerical or dramatic; rfidporyia Night musk, which terminated the a I! El. ! :.1 • -;Vi -NrT: E • ....• :. - amount for which TENDERS new. genewallesgvea with mil- • Imisiw,S_Od.eS__Esos's ecclesiastical control, the removal of which from a sea t of performance, was given as it has before been given by 1., 1 o !.- . • I.x. 1 , 1N..1. .N-utta ima Madras will be re • ken ales. Annie le IBREMEMIA.sa. .Igo. • 0.0.: ..• :h. E ...i. , E.: ....... WEDNSDAY. the Nth instant • memo and education b 7 De, easeneleePlied,in Me (Mini s eje, this society-the solos by Him Lucy Franklein, Mr. G. el •• . .- ...... !- . - • ,-....ment maned from this °Bios an IorARRThr 8 csgyeepAL SPEC'T'ACLES of well- s, • ::. N.••:...• • .- -.-.. • nipeta 14,00,000, rewarrinfidinguence to his jus relirti? enew" 'n. The dil ed y ucati ll e i r a gn y e ll a eg et 414 Perna, and Mr. Luria Thomas. The chorales were sung a CLINTON. .E-R Miami emellenee sea sob be bad at IL greet inseelletyeet. • u n ode the Benoit Mamma Gates. The beet post name Cornell University he understood was to be practical, and with much brightness, especially by the female voices , s. -- -- - - - - .. .•.•,.. , • . . _ 1... ~..,4 IWO. for GEN -r-vg-p HOUSE , Ertel Szertachn i jr. and lee- THOMAS sad SON its test was to be practical success in life. But the and the picturesque overture and elaborate aooompani- g. . .....1.. •. - I' Rll.lll EFFECTS, considered to CTIOrs the ma WO W "' " wpm °do °dr Maila then' object of cultiva ti ng the mind at the same time was not meats were effectively rendered by the orchestra, whi c h n . , Wished 17W . Pie tr avellers or stratato to be neglected. It was not neeesearx that . • study should waa largely reinforced on this occasion by many of the & Ai 1.. ; .1 - LI.. ,‘ .1: - s SALE TO-MORROW, at MOO R E and HUNT 0 N , lie nntsis" in order to " in ' s " inn m ind ; any lute!- prute - pal performers of our opera bands, The w •I'l -'• 1 - ,:. N T !, 11,1 born, W . . 0 ~ will con sis t of lectuai permit would have the elect of culture. It was . - .;•!. i •: ”, ...sena gentitmen's reddst"... WHOLESALE and EXPORT U • •.• .t , : .. blur 114•••& awl email beddig. CAELNET MAE= ti and UPHOLSTERERS, intended, however, as he conceived, to include in the woes were preceded by the " Dead Horeb" in Seal, . • . • -,. - ..1..t t...,0.. m appendages carpet., 1011. 1011, 110, 111, 112 and 113. PAULSTREET, and course of instruction everything really emential to the played in tribute to the memory of Rimini. f • . . .r: ,il,-. a .....tal drawing-mom suite in so, :44, 57, 3s, m. 40,_and 41, _WORMILP-141118147, • • .• - '.1... ...c.l.grand and piccolo pianofortes. a 1 , 1165.+8U1tY-SQUARE, LONDOI.6,_ citizen or the man. In Amenca, every man had political & • • - 7 :. L.,. ~any 4. ehina. ghee. • "weft Beg to announce the completion of their New Warehowes. duties to perform, and it was impossible to be an =teal. C • • . •s- 1 ,,i• ti Mudd cutting machines. med • -•- - - gent politician without some knowledge of history. But SACRED ILtiotoNie Sociarv. -The committer) s i . ' - •• •, , - r' , . l PrePerty.-Ilay be viewed %hi' , "PIANOFORTES (Collard, Broadwood, 244- beside this th em sn ' s a special clan a men connected of this society have issued • request to their subscribers a -R- Several mealiest PIANOS, including two .1 the tastaes with politics who needed a training in political philoso- c = on triehord cottages in elegant walnut and resevrocel._ ley and visitors to the concert this •, in memory of & .-..! ,•:..rr W. plies Silver Rate, Elated Ware by and history to enable them to perform entirely . the • -.. • .1.. r.. A lpo:el. here bloods, ho.-FIVE and Collard. and e pat a aandoottagein walnut Wawa,. woad, all nearly new and o at.. ea t, a t unusually low edam utics of their calliog. Ho meant the clam of jo urnalists, Rae that _, - . __ .. that they will kindly be in their seats live minutes n• before half-past seven. Wane cad whose power in the world at present was immense, 1 0 ;• ' . '•. lIEBENHA3f. STORR, and SONS full tone . of the beet re e ls. i t wlil e l t it i r ti e =4 lamer& t h e i r mobility equal t o their p ower . H e mug - ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSI ITUTION.- w :.fit', TION. st _their Rooms. Ringstre , t, merits, at 10 gnineall. er 114 very elegant aims issit gestcd that 911 some manual industry was connected Yesterday a meeting of this institution was held at In 0 • : ..-1•A I' De , ~ and four following days, the most adviintersoaa instrnmente M England , aa house, John-street, Adel ht ; Mr. Thomas Baring, MA ~ b ' ''.% 1.1.1.F15T set . with precioui som , s, gold and erurrrras and Co.. 36, Moonrateatreet. Bank. E.C. With other departments of study in the university, short- - -,.. • ; plate, platedte ims, drawing-eases, hand writing and printing might be connected with this F.R.S., in the chair. The minutes of the previous meet C ing having been read, rewards of various amounts were ti ' . f ..„*" r,.,..;;;, 4 " 1 ' r ,;, 1 ,',... A4 ",i r " u u1 150ir5 . d e and j a iled .= COAL -GEORGE J. 00CHERELL and CO . department. Ilia imenZ subject, he to say, voted for valuable services in saving life, int, to a num. F . r -- Msr-b. April, May, Jan., July, Aueost, gist teals only Obeli ens.-u. Conildll. would be the history of England, which e should ends- of lifeboats. The silver medal of the institution was el • . ' • r Noi,ater, and Deeeniber, being months your to treat in no spirit of narrow nationality, proud as •voted to John Freeny, in acknowledgment of his gallant pi .• - . • :"-- site tier follo wing F thnthmker 's wilt :- Iw "sal ava, with Chiwa°liti "W itlPh and Bthele • I" "'• nil " he was of the taiess of his country, but in the spirit of , . 1 4:,:es-etr.et, roue: At........a, m y ADVENTURES AFLOAT. tam who believed all the actions is nations n ,,;; 11 ai , and persevering in saving ono of the crew of the al 11: , r..;:gh; Avant. Fleet-street : Aiw a thy. By Admiral Rayne et Smut of men to be subject to the moral law and the nation lelemner Blue Vein, cd P° which diming •• alma/ & 1 ~,p . Thoolald'aread; Bordhh, Nines Of the ALABAMA itself to be subordinabi to humanity. Ito then touched r a g Itreed opposite Ballybrack war station, on the et ,- ‘. Print.- etmet. Soho .• Chary, Roman- Richard B entley, New Burlington - stmt. September. A legacy of 100 A had been received by 11 .... , ~,, . v 1.1.4".. Park road -,.,. child. Breme•- on the deeper interest of history as a philosophic study the ins' - "tittifon from the executors of the late Mr. David a ;none -street Eso... Tostonhamoonrt- - THE BOONS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, connected with ethics and with natural theology, • I ..: k -trees. (hoiden lawn : flint, Black- Now reedy, ...Sinclair l - . ".• , ... an : tireinse,Brew..r...treet. (snort osh. THEING 0 L D S B Y LEG ENDS; . ~.••• .• . Hollingua t (Hobe-road. Mlle-end; H unt. or, Muth and Marvels • ...k7-,...quare; Jaquee, Tachbrook-street, Pima 1. destiny of man. In conclwdon the _professor awned his late Kr. William Diligar , el R . _; 1004 PI from the late Mr. R. L. of Macon- ft • - -. V kkrUret-large ; Nelhaish, DuP,street, Ores Nonpareil Edition ... pd. audience that in all hie teaching he should hall ; and 601. from the late . Essex, of w Il".boroorib-plaeo, Harrowroad ; Rowley, It political neutrality and abdinence iron test ,-,,•1 : R eti re, 70, Whiteero44-4tirmd ; itr-ere, Popular Micron M. GIL party allusion u h en most obvious &Hy in a • Humah augh , Northumberland. The thanks of the p i in . •';• • • . Russell. Shareditch; Sharwrol, Bt. John. In. m institu tion ... were ordered to be given to Mr. Benjamin , • -. • - 'e• 11; tarker, High-street, Camden Town; Carmine Edition He. 6d. Which he was a 'Amager and a guest. He also begged neape, of Northwood, Manchester, in acknowledgment A . • •• -• • -,. Luke s ; Stephens, Brewerstreet. Golden- tv. to believe that in leaving his own country at the present • r•• • ~ ; ..tnet, Horton ; Telfer and Son. Wt. Dents. Illustrated Edition about to be sent to h, • :, • 4,. Muutorderrace, ,RUburn• Wharton. West • v. juncture be wan not conscientiously clee.wfing i tzrat ian. ical A communioation ' %VI.. Mai. Illacktriarareed . Wharton. wal. Library Edition •• A:d , r- rate . infet ; and Walter. elity-roed ,• Meehan Bentley. New Buzlinuton-etreet. bound to England by as fi rm a bond of am.uice as ever, rm. read.. from the Coil" Edmund iligthYsnY , stating his tr intention to present a lifeboat to the institution, in i t • - . • .-• , 1 with thsw. aa security for loans the period • " ."' and °the. Macl&-Cla new U"S181141 BENTLEY'S FAVOURITE NOVELS. and ready, if it were possible that a student could ever be called b 'to perform any political duty to his y honour memory of his late daughter, who was his only child. A N contribution of 2701. had been received from the Man- • Each volume, with Two Illoatratrons. M. country, at once to answer to the call.la chatter branch in aid of the support of the twelve lifeboats is ( . • '' i I I DEE of' FicEs to LET, in the best MAR- COMETH rr AS A FLOWER. 1 * the branch had at different periods presented to the Meaty, h„ ~. • ..w,iivan ..rr. et Rent C30.-Apnly to Mr. IL NES. HENRY WOOD'S EAST LYNNE. the last having been east recently to Hammy, Isl e a STATESMEN WORKING AS CONPOSITORIL-WO Of man. The jaeccarer branch had also forward _ at ed I l ' • 1 ' 'W. f.A.ital semi-detached HOUSE to MRS. HENRY W OOL'S THETIIANNINos. are assured on = th authority that Camelhair° Jose the institution an additional contribution of 601. gi . . . ' . ':. •4: hllul locality, at • low rental • elms to iv, _ _ ___ tywrolcs mounts% B on if a m o an d eiro Martini FlanelattO an , roily in aid of the maintenance of ire lifeboat at a , , . . ... . :1,...i: ••,. hi.iton•yinsit Oruesl44lll, W ; MBE. HENRY WOOD'S ERB. acting as type setters for the liberal journal, the Ypinnera Unladen, near Great Yarmouth. Lifeboats had been l e i ', KM" . -tr..-14ww% EC . MHz'. HENRY WOOD'S SHADOW of AMILYDTAT. of 8. Paulo, in consequence of the attempts . made by the sent during the mim month to Milled , promborga, and 2, N: !, ' N T• a minutes from Wimbledon VI. n MRS. HENRY WOOD'S LADY ADELAIDE'S OATH. government authorities there to prevent the mime of that H amm y. The "Turkish government had ordered four d i ' • opposition journal, by impressing its compositors. Such lifeboats on the plan of the institution to be built by the u .1:T :. s tall I-DF.TACHED VILLA. nine spirited action upon due part of two so eminent Matesmen Herd. FOrteett, of Limehouse. Reports were read from - ' '''' "'''t rww • with I " wwh th r '''' " ww th th THE outlaw. BY the Aurbor vm ol • • ) •• • -, ...g . r..puir. Iranorbutr, p044,...10ra. VW. "At Odds," "Quito ," hr. needs no comment. -..lngio-Brariheis Tholes, Nov. 7. the inventor and the aasistant-inspector of lifeboats to j' a • • LA' .-A pyly to Be. BECILCIT, 7, Barioligh. QUITS. By the Author of "The Initials." THE BRITISH CHESS ASSOCIATION.-The games the institution on their recent mots to the mast. Pay- w , Dr. EDMUND YATES'S DROKRN to HARNESS. in the various tournaments connected with this year's manta amounting to 1,6064 were ordered to be made on at '• l \'- - I I l I.ET.-A commanding SHOP a. congress of the British Chess Association, and which cam- various lifeboat establishments, making a total of upwards o '''''l';• 1 , pi. lest pen of tiMo . g uest Rent . ANTHONY ntoukers THREE CLERKS. menced on Monday at the London, St. George's, and the of 18,000/. expended by the institution on Re 189 lifeboat ~. • ' ‘l::: , 'W.ruser nrna ` parte ' r raters' a' in se l yea te rear" Mr: LADY FULLERTON'S TOO a .... ANGE NOT TO BE TRUE. Westminster Chess Clubs, and at the Divan Strand, were stations during the cloven mouths of the present year. ::: resumed yesterday at St. James's-171 0 !, ee t e /ent.street. It bad also during the same period contributed to the , • -• • A oryl•- place, ReFll s._.' or l ' i • • ' .' , •• o• dor, lio, ( henbournatreet, somemer. LADY FULLEBToN'S LADYBIRD. Various contests and matches were p with, and rescue of 687 lives from various wrecks. e .,:t t l=, a the li Richard Bentley, New Burlin t tro -- - - • - some tine games were played. For the grand cup lifeboat society had contributed from its ._ __. ._ _ . __ ._ i;'• • . i •\1 9. 11 ES II) ENCE to be LET, bY Now ma ' t i` la Mal gtaph .". Vtd a W 2i latu ni a "%mti'mmi ta).2la °dm" litho. there were 11 competitors-the Rev,lo. A. the the saving of 17,684 lives from shipwreck. It is hoped o . in • ' • •••,., .4 the late Yr. Raabe , NEW GROVE. Rev. G . 11 ‘.. . Owen, the Rev. Mr. filtipwort and Messrs. that the British public will continue to strengthen the r. . • , •„..v. h.,„,. ace. eastainhis s ix bed - r" 0". T " ILE A YENS: .....anly Bird, Cuthbert.oa , Gs vetti t _NalleetoiS Lord, hands of the committee at this stormy period , when its • . ...• .1 p,5it.140191 breakfast parlour, capital An Illustratod Handbook of Popular Asteenowir. Wisher, and Wormald. At present the Nev. mr. °Wen la lifebOati are engaged day and night in raving life from ; .• I. .w. AtJAHING ' A'. gr.."'By M. AtAkulia diUU-1.114115. leading, be having won six Tee, but yeeterdayks lost m o d s . a ~ . , : - .., nt XI LS per annum.- to Mr. JOHN Edited by J• 40 !..r15: Lwmj......a.A .8. and ob . 16 "If surtlil,,aa esnia4auwawe.‘4ll al ley us •marl l o a l e aka Mime th e filet gana a Mr. De irik `' P asts " alar ti SURREY Pam POULTRY Snow.-Yeeterday a , . nti:11: and ---"ibald " R"P " `". (itu"'s tras"" °l* . The the cep. ' in the andtaPy tournament " I " r° the poultry breeders of Surrey held their antennas i d 41 ( 'L‘: GOIiNF.LL and Co .' s CHERRY TOOTH t it ...La' It dreerna to be spoken of with all praise aa one twenty-sax players engaged. or . the Mongudien Prize Poultry Show at Dorking, and a • line oolleNion was i• • j 7... • .- ri, eur superior to any Tooth Powder, ewes= towards which the author, editor, illastrabar. and peldiabor bars t h ere were t wen t y ... ono com p e t i t ors , bid some brou _,, t Lord li and other canna- h i d: ; e r r o r - - , *"" dlAtemes. the enamel from •• •••• equally dune their beet."-firturdar aeries , of the beet players, and there Wag this pecey about .... ms __ s : lpo t T i r e mem • --i.n.m..... yh o breed of nnshi... -- *• • •'' '',, in , anase the Meath. Prim la. M. Rickard Bentley, New Burlington-street the pass pla p a n d for this prise, that there was a displace- r is, which had n ' e 7: l . l "7" h 7 oome extinct , hrd - h - e - e ; . 6 . ( ~ 1 1, c ef • 4 ' ' ANELL and Co.'s PATENT TRI- --- - - Now ready,in 1 Tao PT's °film" mild of the at the the two °W 1i0,.,,,., ~ and have increased now the most popular breed of poultl7, Li- • ~ ..,. ,- ~., or nen t r a imo s s a 444iii.thepireglwe A W ALKING TOUR in ri ORMANDY. = "slat *Ned me bili Vthe saliflet_gle the the two revived during the jut year a ram ' and the" birds ere el on the wain's. Then these were the Glowworm - .•.. ,'" . ';•• , oer. of mid& IlleS sw ersmereme By the Author of "AU Round Inland on Foot." ociaaiderably in value, and in Ws show rue bred grey tic rl , • ~.. . ,•, : pawns rtotot= i rs irek. Thensso 'Richard Bentley, New Dartingtonatreat which there aVe ms r "li catom tgb " calmas and (Bri the, lik ea=n ic limea fee a speckled and whits Dalai° g ai n and Pullet) wani I n ', liree Kineourt. - - sold at from 3to 6 and 10 it.a. the pair. The brea c k e a - kr 1•T e'1;1•". At all bookseller:s r in II vols., prat eve ere. M., '. Pi • '''`k - DP R 9 Yia Letters Patent.- ItECOLLECTIONS of MY LIFE. m atilis m w a h a Walk Mr ' Bari ar a r k Wawa' Z ia L u btt ""`"1 b 5 ,4 ri"4 16,.. '" .._ ow f 0 . 11.. _ _ . CAthat leawe 3lBta ' na i nd fana Y ted. t , • , ~'. •I. - MOODULne LEVIR rause liPorkedid , ms By the late MA7.1111141411. Malg o ills thaw This Again will be sahibs- I . I s , d duk app la ta a MI the rim, and th ' A r n c a l PI ~! ~ ~ ... '• •• . hrhibitions, UM and mai In allowed by llPlPlirdo •• p ra tourist. have oreitzt=o admirable a digest of their died juages were a t . • .. ,• i st.s to be the meet c l ews inveigles in Ma ems a s Prince. NaiSha e a seldom been better do.le I r. ' , .. ',,...." " Wroiri.,. • ewe mesa- a...a rieml,_ sli Med ' n e" / “ Sisas ' -- grove% 1 -..... aaa omit No unskilled Steinits, °- and in the evening, l3l" 67 at iltr i, a llibablini matik bit Blend song gave genera l nitaaitas t° as etaParna , i ' !•,,'.[.,•..,, .;, 8 „ -n ld „. -m e - - memei a - - m uae remessia • --- eu - 7•,.. 7. 7 .. n i,_ . kand bea bas . no to r tie ßkmid bet thew modest rt .. imaimi. pteturra .m.m. "-Iltraminer. m in b eenonNwee g bowi es g ro mo w ( is fie Janes's. ROYAL Common= ON PRIMARY EDUCATION ei ,APA lo IA/14 PATIN', LEVIS; - hall and the Seidel AMNEsso 01111111 Club. The wires (InmAna).-7=al Cosendeden ea Faunal ] Mum- 0 y, the Ind inst., at the aeons of the a !, ; ;.; , -.- s u...,a it cannon be asessak mar ai t w a r n ti: - - and the inetrament are already Seed in the room. Bight do met on W L , • . :. ~, ~," °'''' , .-optive dream may be At all libraries, in $ vole., pest Om, paw will be pkyed simulemeonaly, and no dealt they camadadon, 46 1 _ U Saakvillo•stret Dublin. There co i,..! ,?.- L i ,, s ‘V ue lbe Wwwwlwrintw , ma . ama wg 111111/W ir t l i g r a: w aft VLIRTS and FLIRTS ; or, a Season at Ryde. w ig be watched with cousiderable interest. Amato& the were passel -Tbe Cof Penns the But °I Ininnun, a A, 1 ' . ,,,, , if1 e0 .i0 „ . _"" rm.. m u -- ana t ro - o k - -a- - - The aun t corer bettor than Mt HIM. As amain et the la. I. raven ca "be lame allealpla , bdtine , v .,,,14. te ii.d., ma neve was esemer mese= the visitors at the room in the nuns of the day were - Sir T. the Hiner of Meath, Lord Judge Kerrie, B memedves its tom emesaie sewer ., it g a t ea u gr. montedien, Mr. E. W. Medley, Mr. Hamm Sir R. lane, Master Brooks, Rev DIP. Mr. Dome, T'i (.( • N • tea, Er. . Hewitt, Hr. IL J . 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' '''..h...1.0 , 1•~10111. alts having been given le . , ,„,. .e , rem. m o 4. 0 p 0 0 0 f of by her twos . a witao „,,,, v . ra „ p0 wi 0 „,i,,,, I t ti sm Aleisneelt mh ha St t osed the i ximiumid ar the 10111 BRIAXIFANT.-BETSIII 0000 A. --Grateful end art of =rem 'stost=rl7l4 ensube dmalr eibmi eloWeese twir 7 wester es milkepirell as ;'"''' i ' l : 7 ZiTtr 4''.." 4.44, ti" Dae u.d Waglana Sat i ; sa attr n lN • = tlvo iti r n o=t 9i Fwe meet upon tbe "ova" of Mr. lad mm t lbr o ITT= V . vi be= aligasiels. Letwast-wia. Ike • demons. aegile ani neguinaed.--lagese. ass "; ,ll 11144 et,474, - , s . ~..A= O. P. . Disraeli may le rta n'd IMlllenesna. ) I • ( .Y . • .: `. 1 • . ONE PENNY. THE PEERAGE ♦ND THE HOUSEHOLDEW PARLIAYZNT. The returns to the Reformed Parliament Mast have effectually dispelled the apprehemionS of those who feared the unchecked rule of the may. The "great governing families " de c. lost Mk, if any, of the influenes which they parented in the house elected under the more restricted franchise. Some noble houses have Maned losses, but these have been comderbalsesoed by the victories' of others. The house which as suffered most severely is that of Cavendish. .In the lest Filament _there wore the Marquis of Hartington for North Lancashire, Lord F.' C. Cavendish for the North-West Biding. Lord B. Cavendish for East Sussex, and Lord George Cavendish for North Derbyshire. The four have been reduosd to two; and the Marquis of Harting ton and his brother, Lord Edward, are for the time excluded. The Duke of Abereorn has dill the satis faction of seerog two sons and a brother in the House of Commons, the defeat of Lord C. J. Hamilton in Londonderry having been balanced by the election of his youn ger brother for Middlesex. The family of the • nis of Ailesb , ury is still by two • r• • . st . • j ew l° ie. members of the noble house of Russell—Mr. Hastings in Bedfordshire, and Mr. Arthur at Tavistoek; while Lord Amberloy, who went from Nottingham to South Devon, has lost his egat- Lord 's two sons are still in the House, Captain elanley, the younger, now sitting for North l ire e . The eldest son of the Date of Duodena has been defeated in Midlothian; but his younger brother, lard Henry Scott, was more fortunate. He now sits for South Hants, pis former constituency, the county of Peebles, having been united to that of Selkirk. The two members of the Cowper family are still in the House—the Right Hon. William Francis for South Hants, and the Hon. Henry Cowper for Hertfordshire.. The Earl of Loesdale, now 81 years of afre, still sees four representatives of- Lowther Castle in the House of Commons. These are Colonel ' , Wait; *ix Preemptive to the title, who sits for West Ctunberland Mr. William Lowthßes M.P. for Westmoreland , Mr. James Lowther, the ecnservative member for the Oity of York, and Mr. Cavendish Beatinck, the elect of the burgesses of Whitehaven. There are again four Egerton' who will invariably vote with the conservatives, the Hon. Algernon Fulke, for South-east Lam shire ; Mr. Edward Christopher, for East Cheshire ; Sir Philip de Mapes Grey, for West Cheshire ; and the lion. Wilbraham, for Mid- Cheshire. For onco, however, there is a liberal member in the house bearing the name of Egerton. He has been sent, in company with the Hon. H. Strutt, from the new division of East Derbyshire. Lords John and George Manners, for North Leicester and Cambridgeshire respec tively, continue to remind us that the Duke of Rutland has two brothers in the House of Com mons. The Leveson-(dowers have held their own —Lord Ronald in Sutherlandshire, and the Hon. Edward Frederick at Bodmin. So also has the house of Tredegar, two members of the family of Morgan having again been returned for the coun ties of Br eck nock and Monmouth. Colonel Poulett Somerset warn successful in Monmouth shire, while Colonel E. A. Somerset, after a twelve months' tenure of his seat, has been ejected from West Gloucestershire. The Grosvenor family is still represented by three members—Earl Gros venor at Chester, Lord Richard in Flintehire, and the Hon. Robert Wellesley in Westminster. The eldest son of Earl Fitzwilliam continues to re present the southern division of the West Riding, and the Hon. C. W. Pitzwilliesn again sits for Melton. The Hon. Charles Howard has come in once more for East Cumberland, while Lord Edward has been defeated at Preston. The Earl of Enniskillen has the satisfaction of seeing his second son again the representative of Fermanagh, while in Enniskillen his third son has given place to Lord Crichton, eldest son of the Earl of Erne.. Two brothers of the Duke of Newcastle, who sat in the last parliament, Lord E. P. Clinton for North Node, and Lord Arthur for Newark, :did not offer themselves for re-election. Two sons of Lord Leconfield are again in the House—the lion. Henry Wyndham for West Sussex, and the Hon. Percy Scewen for West Cumberland. Of the members of the Feversham family, Admiral Dun combe abandoned the East Riding to stand for Leeds, where he was defeated, and Colonel Dun comb. has been re-elected for the North Riding. The two brothers of the Duke of Richmond, Lord Henry Lennox at Chichester, and Lord George at Lymington, have retained their seats after con tests. Lord Mayo has left Cockermouth, but a number of the family of Bourke has come iu for King's Lynn. A division of Kent has remained faithful to Lord Holmesdale, Tipperary to the Hon. Captain White, Cavan County to the Hon. Hugh Anuesley, Argyllshire to the Marquis of Lorne, South Wilts to Lord H. F. Thynue, North Shropshire to Lord Newport, West Suffolk . Lord Augustus Hervey, the county of Galway to Viscount Burke, Kilkenny County to the lion. L. F. Agar-Ellis, Dorset to the Hon. W. H. Port man, South Shropshire to General Percy Herbert, the two divisions of Northumberland to a Percy and a Liddell, and a division of Essex to Lord Eustace Cecil. Other counties return members of the houses of Strafford, Walsingham, Wempos, Buller, Fitzgerald, Gainsborough Hardwieke, Headfort, Henzulter, Howe, Lump, King, O'Neill, Onuathwait.e, Downshire, and Lyttelton. The members of noble houses who sit for boroughs are considerably fewer in number. Amongst them, exclusive of those already men tioned, are Mr. Berkeley for Bristol, Mr. Villiers for Wolverhampton, Colonel Crichton-Stuart for Cardiff, Lord Pelham for Lewes, Lord Bury for Berwick, Mr. Denman for Tiverton, Mr. Hanbury- Treaty for the Montgomery boroughs, Captain Vivian for Truro, Mr. Arthur Kinnard for Perth, Mr. Cadogan for Cricklade, Mr. Tollemache for Grantham, Lord Sandon for Liverpool. Colonel Edwardes for Haverfordwest, and Lord St. Law rence for Galway. Mr. Bathurst retains his seat at Cirencester, Captain Cariugtou at Wycombe, Mr. Dudley Fortesene at Andover, Sir George Grey at Morpeth, Mr. Bouverie at Kilmarnock. Lord John Hay at Ripon, General Forester at Wenlock, and Major Knox at Dungannon. Lord Courtenay, who in the last parliament sat for Exeter, now represents East Devon. Altogether the ranks of the aristocracy have suffered little or no diminution from the exercise of the franchise by the householders, the W. copyholders and leaseholders, and the 12/. voters in the English counties.—Daily News. TEE DUBLIN ELLTTION.—It is stated in Dublin that one of the lately chosen members for the county of Meath will retire, st en early opportunity. in favour of Sir Dominic Carrigan ; and that the learned baromit will be elected to MI the so seeded without mg/ eV= tion. The recently zomabers for the county NIMb are Mr. Corbally and Mr. Mayo . It is to the former of these gentlemen. we the abovemiestiosed rumour applies—Brifiat !blies! Amnia:. NATIONAL REFORM UNION.—The executive of the union met cm Tuesday evesisig_last. ..st th• men. Gladstone- Maselisiter ; Mr. a umlaut ee the chair. Atter the of the weal hudisees the emotive considered at more !coca the SWAM of the contmesoe. to be held with • eller serty is the House of Osemlipb Ik e rto sir er il oi the policy aid dowa Kr. 0 1" 401 ... Vida iscrilesiest it was 6 0 ht 121111 " 16 tab nay &d -m, m i ke . irk s sent reported that am fillawlss vice eimideate ei the union bad bees *chid as saushem t i a t i egLa urtu tuatie r rer t a= 4 ClLlis iedis aita il. T. B. tem Luereen i lbarYl Vi Whitwcirtrir si H. D. ohnLan eider, minima Mousy , E. Potter, Alfr i eWegtorth, D. M•Lares. Outhiford Oselow, and sewed ethers ~.