The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-12 00:00:00

*perttng inttnignice. BETTING IN LONDON.—TUIMDAT. To-day's transactions were by comparison with yester. day doh and uninteresting. For the Linoobishire Handi cap, King Charming was backed for • little at 10 to 1, but those odds were obtainable to the close. The re maining horses in the front rank underwent no change. Wild Moor after being backed at 20 to 1, receded to 2-I to 1 taken and offered, while Moleskin was in such bad odour that 50 to 1 was offered against her without a response. Speculation on the Liverpool Grand National was only nominal ; there was an evident disposition, however, to back Tennyson, he being several times inquired after, and the highest offer against him was 12 to 1. Thalassais also held an improved position, as 1,000 to 4.1 would have been accepted about him, but no more than 20 to 1 was forthcoming. For the Chester Cup, Treasure Trove and Weather Star were in some request at 33 to 1 each. For the Two Thousand the 5 to 2 that has been so long asked for about Rod cructau w..e laid in two or three quarters, 100 to 40 twice, and 50 to 20 twice, being booked. But when these transac tions had been concluded, the odds reverted to 9 to 4, bayou i which not a fraction would have been conceded. race was in strong demand at 8 to 1, this price being snapped up wherever obtainable, and in the end no more than 15 to '2 was offered. Blue Gown, after being backed at 2$ to I, was laid against in one bet of 509 to 11, hut he bad evidently more backers than layers. For the Derby Pare found friends at 100 to 8, and these odds were in the and sought for in vain. Typhus had a declining appear ance, 5100 to 30 being laid against him. There was no other ci.Ange, and the quotations at the close were as nu dermeutioned : LINCOLNSHIRE RANDICAP, 10 to 1 eget King Charming 25 to 1 agst Wild Moor (t (t and off; off, attar 20 Cur (of) tot had been Purveyor (tend taken) off) 28 to 1 Skirmish ',off, t 100 to 7 Ore, Stocking 33 to I) (00,2100100 90 to 1 Leases (1) 15 to I &shy (MIA 100 1000 to 30 Mauler (ca, e toe) 1000 to 20) 100 to 9 Rhine Wine (o, I 100 to 3 Peodor (off) 100 to U Indigestion Co; 25 even on Crey Stockinc. King Charming, Cur, POlTeyor, &wiry, Indiseetion, Wild Moor, and Rhine Wise against the field ,taken and offered . LIVERPOOL OR, 22 to 1 apt Tennyson ',off. 13 to 1 Van lot, 20 to t ThalaterraCoff,l t tot) 20 to I Pearl Diver:off CHEST' 100 to 7 sent Thine (off) 20 to 1 Abergeldie of 20 to I Reaming (off , 30 tv 1 Weather titer (oil, t 33 to 1: TWO THOUS? 9 to 4 apt Rasicracian , off, Stott aw , 11 to 2 Pace loft, Bto I t w; 13 to 1 Typhoms 'off, LND NATIONAL. 23 to 1 mot Despatch t 30 to 1, 33 to 1 Port Roysl ;of; 40 to I Noon CUP. MI to 1 apt Tremors Trove (t & oilf) . 40 to I Yf4feien 't} 1000 to 16 Foodor (t) SD GUINEA& 20 to 1 malt Grows Sleeve DI to 1 Din O o Gown (t & off) 600 t 0 tOO kr J. Hawley's lot :oft) EDDY. - • 11 to 2 apt Lady Klitabeth (off, 6 tot w. 100 to L. - Itoaicraciaa (off, 100 to s Pate (t — ico to 30 agst Typhaus (t) 34 to 1 Blue Gown t 1000 to 10 fraoeltlos (t) 700 to 100 itoelerndlau 1, 2. 3 ,olf) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TVESDAY. WATKItUN) COCP.SING CCP. 100 to 3 apt, Mi. ingleny's nomination (t) no to lord Grey de Wilton's nomination It) io to 3 Mr. Bland's n ination loft t4oto 1) std 4. 1 Mr. liaytwo.i's nomination (t) LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. 10 to 1 ligst King Charming I 100 to 8 apt Czar (cdr l (t• 100 to 7 Ulna Wine (t) 10 to 1 Purveyor ',Oll, t 100 to S &Ay' 't) 11 to 1, I WO to 6 Indigestion (0) LIVERPOOL OR.IND NATIONAL. 100 to G apt Van :t Rto e 0) to 7 apt CbhaneySireep 100 to 0 Daley (08‘ I •t, 100 to G Tuseulanum•o 300 10 10 Despatch (t) CHIDITER CUP. 1,60 1.. 10 apd Rhine Wine (t) BIRMINGHAM STEEPLECHASES.—TI7IO4DAY. Turfmen, thoroughly tired of the winter interregnum, mustered in strong force at the opening of the steeplechase moon to-day at Birminghem. The upper ten of turf society contributed xeveral o. 'fls well known members, for we noticed in the stewards' enclosure the Duke of Hamilton, Lord Stamford, Lord Paulet. Sir Robert Peel, Colonel Knox, Mr. Reginald Herbert, Mr. Fothergill, Mr. G. Bryan, and Mr. Carew, amongst numerous other gen tlemen. The booknrckers mustered in their usual" levi athan" force, and their vigorous lungs were heard on every aide in general congratulations, as well as subsequently in carrying ou their stentorian occupation. The work-arty people, whim souls even in Brumagem rise occasionally above buttons ;' availed themselves of their annual holi day for the celebration of the steeplechases, which they support with their wonted enthusissin, and which are yearly becoming more worthy of their patronage, as well a* of tbesporting world :;enersly. Time will not allow us to go fully into the sport here, which will be found detailed be low, but we must rensiuk that there were soineextrisortlinary fields, considering the serious inconveniences that owners, trainers, nod promoters of meetings have lately been put to by the uncertain elements, sometimes when least ex pected. The great event of the day, the Erdinr gton Plate, brought Lrgether as many as fourteen runners, with several fair-elms Runnels among them. The really great horse, Combertrm. struggled courageously utder the crushing import he ha.l to carry a little further than he likes to go, but only managed to gut third, while the favourite, High flyer, who was very coulblently backed. cantered in an easy winner. Every one was glad to see again in the saddle which he adorns Mr. Edwards, the gentleman-rider who met with such a serious accident at the Croydon meeting last November whilst riding Endsleigh. He teemed none the worse, and rude with undiminished skill and pluck, Lauding his horse e winner by sheer dint of horsemanship. He had n fall in his second mount, but cause out of it unscathed. Ton IIeNT Cl' rof tip sows., fur 4-yr-olds and upwards; weight for age ; winners extra. About three miles. Mr. T. V Yforaan'a Tonle C.. Dolman 1 K Dayer's ...... . . ..... 'J. Potter' The following also ran ,—Derniet Asthore, hailysu , Lady of the Vale, Corkscrew, the Defile, (order, aisl the Lion. Betting : 7to 2 apt Helice, 4 to 1 apt Tottie, tt to 1 apt Corkscrew and Dermot Asthore, 100 to 15 agst The Guide, and Nto 1 agst thdet. When they bad fairly settled down to the work the command was amumed by Corkscrew, who at a good pace showed the way, Tottie and The Guide being his immediate attendants, Order, Lady of the Vale, lion, and He li os following, Dermot Asthore bringing up the rue. Except that Hake dropped into the rear, no change occurred in the plough, and the c o mpetitors disappeared from sight in the park in the order mentioned. Corkscrew had still a commanding lead on emerging from the park, in which Order, Lady of the Vale, and Lion refused. and were not persevered with. Ltallysax and Tottie wore nearest to the leader until the fence preceding the stand, on landing which Tuttle rushed to the front and held • clear advantage passing the enclosure, Guide. Banjoes, Corkscrew ' Relic., and Der. mot Asthore being in (Huse company. The field was far ther reduced Mime reaching the plough by the bolting of liallysax, whose rider was unable to get him in the right track. In the ploughed land Tottie took a long Teed, and Bohai joined The Guide and Corkscrew. Dermot Asthore, gradually tailing off, was pulled up in the park. Corkscrew fell soon after passing the home in the park,aud The Guide being in difficulties three parts of • mile from house the issue was left to the fa vourite and Tottie, of whom the latter held the advantage to the last obstacle, which the pnircleared thrust of each other. Helice was beaten immediately on landing, and although Tottie had to be ridden from the jump, the latter won e.everly by three quarters of a length. Nothing elm pissed the post. Titit Midne9 11'•Nr PLAIT of 401. for hunters, 12st each. Half-bred and selling allowances. About three miles. Mr. J. Woodwani's Black Swarm Mr. W. WoMm's The Needy klis)er (Owner) I Mr. A. Dal Ms Come Again (Owner) 3 The following also ran:—The Gem. Captain, Wltley Rosa, Reveller. Nods Water, Annourer , Militia/sag Doubtful. Conn. imago. Bagshot, Named& and iconoclast Betting: 9 to 2 apt Black Swan, 6 to 1 each eget Doubtful and Iconoclast, 7 to l each agst Captain and Come Again, and ri to 1 each apt Soda Water and Needy Misler. Black Swan was the first away, Doubtful and the Needy Mialer following, Iconoclast being at the head of the remainder. Magenta acting DA whipper-in. When fairly in the ploughed land, Black Swan was headed by the Needy Miller, the favourite, Doubtful, and loonoclut being the moat prominent of the others. Bagahot disposed of his rider at the fence into the park, and sent on rider less. Come Again was in front when they appeared in eight, but those mentioned above still formed the leading division. The Needy ?dialer and Come Again alternately led till the third fence from horne,when Black Swan, who had always beenprominent in thevan, took up the running, and woo in *minter by four lengths from The Nee d Misler, who defeated Come Again three lengths for second place. Captain was fourth, beaten a length from the third, and time Gem was the only one of the others that passed the post. Reveller, Armourer, and Militiamen felL The others refused. There was no advents, upon the entered selling price of the winner. Iconoclast was sold after the race for ten sovereigns. Tot SUTTON HANDICAP PLATE of 40 lion. ; winners extra ; winner to be sold for 50 son. About two miles. Lord Ponlett's Ace of Beans (Mr. Edwards) 1 Duke of Hamilton's Joker Mr. It Peller's Countess 8010 (W. O. Jarvis) 3 The following also ran Pique, suit*. The Dictator, Lady Blanche, Jack, Wisdom, tinicksilver, and Mariana. Betting : 5 to 2 apt Ace of Hearts, sto 1 apt Joker, 7to 1 each apt La Pique and Strike, and Bto 1 apt Countess Bola The favourite, closely attended by Lady Blanche, Ls Pique, and Quicksilver, made play for about two hundred yard:, when the running was taken up by Quicksilver, La Pique, Jack and Ace of Hearts, follow ing slightly in their rear being Joker, Mariana and The Dictator bringing up the rear. In this order they Crthe stand, and ran until reaching the plounb e a where The Dictator was so far in the rear that Ellison pulled him up. Quicksiler led till reaching the park, traversing the bask stretch of which Joker was sent to the frost, Le Pique, Ace of Hearts, Strike, sad Conn. 11 to 1 13 to 1 r' MIIMMINII THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1868 toes 8010 following in their rear. Half • mile from home Joker, the favourite, le Pique, and Countess Bobi alone appeared in the race with a chance of success. Jokes was the first over the lest fence but one, on landin which La Pique was beaten, and Counties 8010 took her sh. place in the rear of the favourite. The last mentioned at the obstacle preceding the stand was level with Joker, and IC obtaining the advantage with the straight, Mr. Bdwards kept him at it, and won after • punishing race br • length. Collette. 8010 was • bad third, La Pique, c oee up, next. Wisdom fifth, and Quicksilver next. Lady aL Blanche and Jack walked in. the others having pulled up. i• The winner was bought in for 51 guineas. 111 TBg EIMINGTON Pun of 100 f., handicap ; for all N. ages ; winners extra. About three miles. gt H Crawshavrs Higbilyer tOwnert 1 N. Mr. J. Martin's Birdie ißradyl 2 Mr. R. Herbert's Comberton •• W Reeve& 3 The following also ran t—Moose, Knave of Trumps, Truebeart, N. Huntsman tiate Yeigte% Bellussesr. Franciscan, Clowning N. Woman, Mrs. AULT, Ace of Hearts, Troubadour, and Items N. Donna.' ii — t. Mr. Brayley declared to win with Prima Donna. Ila Betting :3 to I agst Highfiyer, sto 1 apt Comberton, si, 7to 1 apt Troubadour, Bto 1 agst Mrs.A.lbm, and 10 to 1 he. each apt Trneheart and Prima Donna. The relining was M. taken up by Birdie, closely attended by Hightlyer Moose, el. Charming Woman, Ace of Hearts, and Comberlon, the . 4 . rest following in • cluster. In the " plough" Ace of 2.. Hearts came to grief and threw Mr. Edwards, who escaped es, injury. When they came next in sight Comberton was is. leading, attended closely by Charming Woman, Highflyer, IL Birdie, Franciscan, and Prima Donna. Passing the stand tie• Highflyer was pulling double ;at the turn he took the et• lead, and increased his advantage in the park. On Oa : Iscr g if i g n i a n he slgh o t i t L ree Comberton fences an fr attMan he = wa d ' I tallye : finish won in a canter by twelve lengths. Truebeart was et. fourth, Moose fifth, Franciscan sixth, Ballycasey seventh. ee Nothing else paired the poet. ea ta. THE Harman' PLATE of 40 son. ; the second to receive 9s, 101. About three miles. M Mr. G. W. Modus's Oakley (Mr. Thomas) 1 el Mr. J. Weyman's Lady Port l,lr. Goodwin; 2 8$ Mr. Wilson's Jacob Owner) 3 et. The following also ran : gby Fulbeck. Ladybird, Irishman, Bt. and FroUc. U Betting : 6to 4 apt Oakley, 5 to 1 apt Irishman, 10 06. to l apt Jacob (at first 2 tot). The running was made by Le Oakley, who won easily by • length and a half from Lady :: Pert, Jaco b re t a e e • bad third, and Fulbeck next. g .• Nothing else the poet. Considerable dissatisfaction N was exp about the running of Jacob. IL SCRATCHINGS.— GRAND ANNUAL. Flyfiaher, Gurus, : Corkscrew, Cabin Boy. le All Birmingham engagements.—Gaius, Switcher, Trump e l , Card. te THZ OXFORD AND CAMBRIDOZ BOAT RACE.— OXFORD, TVIADAV.—The Oxford crew seems now to be e i nearly settled down, Mr. Darbishire, of Balliol, having given way to Mr. Yarborough, of Lincoln , the latter of g whom rowed 2 both times the crew went down this after- g noon. Mr. Carr, of Wadham, former member of the Oxford Eight, gave the men the benefit of his experience by coaching them from the coxwain's seat, and Mr. Wood, tI their resident Mentor, was also present to witness their Cg. The crew is an uncommonly heavy one, averag- ; a the present tune 12st. 71b., a weight which will probably be decreased to something just over 12st. per man by the time they have undergone the n train ing for the greet straggle at Putuey. The folio are the names and weights of the oarsmen : st. lb. . ii e . 11 12 . 11 11 14 0 .. 13 11 . 12 0 . 13 3 . 12 2 1. R. D. Remain, Hal Hot (bow) 2. A. C. Yarborough. Lincoln 3. R. Rom. of Riadensburgh, Exeter 4. .1. C. Thine, University 6. T. J. Derrington. Christ Church e. F:. A Carter, %Vomiter 7. F. Witan. Exeter 8. R G. Marsden. Merton :stroke)._ The crew will ahortly go into active training. YAM intelligence. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Fire. 11. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) BURTON AND (N4DORNI thiON AND OTHZRB. Mr. Pritchard for the plaintiffs ; Mr. Searle for the defendant. The testator was a physician at Derby Infirmary. In lira; he mule a will by which he bequeathed a large por tion of his property, amounting to about 10,0001., to chari table institutions. Mc afterwards met with an accident which rendered an operation necessary ; he bad, in fact, slipped down on a piece of orange peel in the street and sustained a serious internal injury from the fall. After this he became addicted to drink, and in March last he died in a tit of delirium tremens, in which hehad destroyed his will. 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Jain ala BAY 441E1 SO Amami lard••• MOMI Mal•adapual• (L. ald.Vostesereeo r l = El ,V• 1 101111 E a ,WramelallalEilat t:: !' l lTtl i realiZi& .1 AEI a ;T•Ermalaus ;1 well g iosaok balm jc.. b . ! 10 all imam at laws 10 6 0 MI .I Do. ombougg6p.c6e6. all I le all vilas awl 103 al Do. lblll 110 owl WO all and HO Do Ilassoll bow.. —. ID Daol at lams 0 p 10 all 1 Deflalatliart MIR,* 100 all Ongillobalcleallway. I. I by isaisa Gov. Woman Mem% Do ) - do. Odd IA r b - il. . Tel: - ).. Ilipsdisp. is.. .lalleusier IL it al two Wt=ilettt "Esi;elTio - rei I MAL W. sp. 46 HWY LAST maims CUBIT). as [roam or satsumas AND non= rosnoauss ro WAD= AT TIM 011101 01 723 OH 112DITZA3+ maw or 111211UPTOT. saossoaoLfromilla BANKRUPTS. BURT EDWARDS, Wallington-terrace. Holloway, writer In the Admiralty, Somerest-house, to surrender Feb. 14, at I. WILLIAMBoCH, Mel MAIO, Kent, farmer, Feb. 14, at I. Dalim. FURST, Newst, Dorset-sq., hairdresser, Feb. 26, at 11. Mb. Garden EToCENR. Gioueeeter- mews Meet, Hyde-park, chimney weeper, IL 05 IL 'Osiris iforatiiir, Mnieumatreet, Bloomsbury, Job master, Feb. 16, in 11. 01101411 MISMAII and MERIT PHUJIY, Scrathall, Middlesex, at 11. LYDIA BURGESS, Fulham, widow, Feb. 25, at 2 . ch IJOHN SMART, Brick-lane, Spitalfields, butcher , M a rch 2, at 11. Jona dANDIRE Aston-Mxt.a.Birmingham, builder, Feb. 21, at 12. WILLIAM MAisciaLL, Mrmiugham, and Bromsgrove, Worcester shire, solicitor, Feb. el, at It WILLIAM Max Crowiford. Derbyshire , builder , Feb. 25, at 11. ROBBY Ledo and JAMB Piles MORGAN , manufacturers, Feb. 21, at 11 . (Moans HALM" Haute, Farnaborosgh. victualler. Feb 21, at 11. Bristol, wholesale shoe Warain AbramAbramSWOT, Oraftoo.street, Bond - street, hotel 15 la , at March ?. it lusspwr. Feb. 15, at 11. Moltke BALDWIN, AnTerterrace, Cambridge.beath, builder, Feb. 2S, at 12. 010101 PRIM NALLAS, Barban2.ltreet, Camden Town, zinc worker, Feb. 25, at 2. REHASH SPARKS, Long-acre, licensed victualler . Feb. 27, at 12. ASIAA MARIAMARIA Mum, Avenue-road, Regent ' s -pelt, housekeeper at a school, Feb. 27, at 12. CHARLIS 111011211, threat Blandatrest, Southwark, carman to a ginger boar manufacturer , Feb. 27, at 1 . JAMBI Natalie, Great Doveratreet, Borough, hat manufac turer, Feb. . 27, at 1. CHARLIE MASTZILS, Oak-village, Kentish Town, coachmaker, Feb. 17, at 1 THOMAS JAMES Itrinn, Lower Sydenham, retired major of the Indian army, Feb. IT. at 2. Glows Halle, Almaequare, St. Jolfuswood, boardailt - uome keeper, Feb. 16, at 12. SAMUEL Glurcrria, Palmerston-1)01th" Old Broad-street, merchant, Feb. U, at 11. WILLIAM Mal i n, Lewisham, builder . March 2. at It TMONAs Kilo Maxi, Tottenham, late commercial traveller, Feb. 24, at 2. W J grmen.nalim Aoolt W ialG o "b ir,. al Cbes l66"l. pal itig d M e an i"n d . San Surr Mall e" cisoo ctual , m • EDWIN Perris. King- t, Harnmersmitb, draper, Mar 2, at 12. Jolla! WILLIAM BILL, Tying, Hens, builder. March 2, at 12. JAMB BCANNILL, Minton, Willa, farmer, Feb. 21, at 11, JAMB HOLLOWAY, Barnstaple. Devonshire, cabinet maker, Feb. 11, at IE WILLIAM MARI , S, Taunton, Somersetab., Innkeeper. Feb.2s, at 12. SARAH Smut Ilyeseetk, bah dealer, F e b 14, ai 124. Josirst BEODIs and BUJAMII PIA!, Pudaey, Yorkshire, wool extractors, Feb 24, at 11. Gnoltds HURT STRAFFORD, Inteley-bridge, Yorkshire, farmer, Feb. 14, at 11. Joan Eaus. Wskeflekt, Yorkshire, corn factor, Feb. 24, at 11. HAMtAnTArLolLWllioughb7,Unoolnah.,eoaldealer,Feb.lo3,at 12. losby, Lancasb. broker, Fob. 24, at 11. pRgisNAS W G L As WATLINSCOrNIR and DAVID ALLEN S eaga,Birken head, timber merchants, Feb. Is. at 12. J'Aima FIELDING, Kgreroout, Cheshire, late cotton .dealer. Feb. li, at 11. IMO ligaar FULLER, Liverpool, commission spent, Feb.22.at 12. Rolm? WILLIAMS, Chester, stonemason. Feb. 24, at 11. JOcia DRLANT, Liverpool, manager to a provision dealer, Feb. 14. at 1L SARAH JANE 1143010111 and KATE MGCMIN, Manchester, dining-room keepers, Feb. 21, at 12. PATRICK FAIRELL, Salford, Lancashire, builder. Feb. 27, at 12. THoilmilillaroa,Adlington,Lancash.,cotton spluner,Feb.l7,MlL CHARM SMITH, Manchester, victualler, Feb. 25, at it JOHN MADMEN, Caraforth, Lancashire, bootmaker, Feb. 25, at I. °Rowan WHITTAZia, Olomon, Derbysh., innkeeper. Feb.26,at It THOMAS COULD!!, Manchester, coal merchant. Feb. 20, at 11. Jona MlTCHELL.ltishopwesrmoath, Durham, goldsmith, Feb. 25. at It JOSZPH POOL, Birmingham, Journeyman 'spanner. Feb.ll, at 10. JONATHAN MICETON, Sheffield, baker, Feb. 17, at 1. I Cozen/us Sturm, Pambury, Keut. bootuoaker. Feb. 11, at 4. WILLIAM Straw, Newark-upon-Trent, hatter, Feb. 10, at 10. Ibrear Caszs, Landport, Hampshire, jobbing coach painter, Feb. 20, at it SAM= Warm Southampton, photographer, Feb. 26 at It. MATTEIS Caws, Pickerlug,Yorksh., cattle dealer . Feb. 25, at 11. GRoimill MORGAN Lower Pentair, Pembrokeshire, sawyerin Fem. broke Docky ard. Feb. 22 at FliDlitat ARils, Sedgley, Stafroolshire, retell brewer, Feb. 24, at It WILLIAM Roar, Billion's Castle, Salop,writiag clerk,Feb.2l,at It Joan SITARS. Manchester, provision dealer, Feb. 15. at 94. CHARLES WIGGLisetORTH, Hubris, Lancashire, coal merchant. Feb. 25, at 91. JAM= Sirre,Solton, Lancashire. stripper, Feb. 26, at 10. WILLIAM FLEWS hors, iiverWn, near Liverpool, linguist, Feb. 25, at 3. TROIKAS CAWOOD, Stanningley. near Leeds, saddler, Feb. 21, all/. WILLIAM Luisa, Hunalet, near (eeds, coal loader, Feb. 21, at 12. THOMAS JONES, Trealaw, Glamontanshire, draper, Feb. 25, at 12. PATRICK KIIIIIN, Worthington, Cumberland, Innkeeper, Feb. 24, at 3. Jona ALIEN, Layer de IA 'Jaye. Essex, shoemaker, Fob. 19. at 11. WILLIAM CRANRSHAW, Ratuabottain, Lancashire, cotton waste dealer, Feb. 27, at 10. WILLIAM Witcroa.Tavistock, baker, Feb. 17, at 114. 6101011 II ARLIT. Ipewlch, currier. Feb. 11, at H. EDWARD BAIrrLE, Great Horton, Yorkahire,painter,reb.2s,al94 CHILISTOPHER Orr!, Long Downs, Cornwall, blacksmith, March 2, at 11. JOsITH WAintO, Itarrinsish, Yorkshire. Isitchor, March 2, at I. MICHAEL HRTABS, Brampton. Derbysn, grocer, Feb 27, at 11. Joira Hicaotaeoi, AUeilei i =lebah., tailor, Feb. ta, Ili S. WILLIAM GOLDMIZTIL • , Serve), meddler, Feb. 24, at 11. Wrias ABRAHAMS, Dover. glazier. Fen 22, at IL 1105 W FOLLIR, Waldron, Susses, miller, Fob. 20, at 11. Jamas Fremont, 5111tonnest•Oravesend. IMo butcher, Feb. 26, at 11. Jona CsAitZ, Southport, Lancashire, }oilier, Feb. 22, at 11. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Feb. 8. WILLIAM Mama, Clarendon-road, Notting-kill, auc tioneer. Feb. 7. BERT BleiroltD, Baabigliallatreet, and Mayfield villas, Balaton, fancy goods importer. Feb. A IatiMARL Roans, Jun., High-street, Camden-town, and Pitfleld.street, lloston, bout sah.Man. Feb. 7. Jose Coo!. Jarrow, Durham, draper. and South Shields, :, licensed Iron er . 10133 THOMAS, Mellnyddol Uantair, Montgomeryshire, miller. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Join ADAMS, K ingalend-road, licensed victualler-1d dividend of Old.. Feb. 19, and subsequent Wednesday, at Perkyns', Be singbelletreet Ras ao Jonsson. Manchester-Ist dividend of Ls. 30., any Tuesday, at Monimis, Manchester. Wean Cuicio and Assegais Ccaao, Brownish!" Shad, near Burnley, cotton manufacturers-Mt dividend of lON., any Tuesday, at Morgiut's, Manchester. DIVIDEND& Feb. V. R. W. B. Davison, Fenchurchetrcet. and Richmond, Surrey, ship agent-Feb.27. P. ld'Farlane, Guildford and Woe. pleston, Surrey, wine merchant-Feb. V. W. 0 Faust, Borough, .tiouthwarir, grocer-Feb. 27. J. Bertram, Richmond, Surrey, dealer in second-hand clotbea-Feb. V. J. Collett, Coombe, Ox fordshire, licensed victualler -Mx 27. P. 11. Barton. Alfred. place, Bedfordetinare, profemor of music-Feb. 21. F. Pettis, Newport, Isle of Wight, auctioneer -Feb. 26. J. Weetroan, HartshUl, Warwickshire, farmer-Feb. 21. A. F. Carey, Briahem, Devonshire, clerk in holy orders-Feb. 24. J. Hancock, Liver 1, master mariner-Feb. 27. H. J. Ledger, Butane, lencashire, pin Cider-Feb. 27. J. Lamilffe and F. Piggott, Blackburn, cotton manufacturers -Feb. 24. J. Dowse, South Keeton. Lincolnshire, botcher-Feb. 14. J. Subvert', lialesowen, Worcestershire, wow-Feb. 24. J. O'Neill, gentrbridge grocer-Feb. 24. Lit c hfield, Stourbridge, spade tree man Brown, 5. L F. Brown, Manchester. chemist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. D. Heywood and J. Buckley. Oldham, cotton waste dealers B. Scale and J. Scale, Hlghelreet. Peckham, upholsterers-J. Hyde end S. J. Walker Manchester, commission agenta-J. Braithwaite and W. Knox, Middlesbrough. Yorkshire, rent col iectors-S. Rueltfoeth, W. Hudson, and A. Welber*, Hawley and Bradford, wonted manufecturen, so far ma regards A. Wel bena-s. Dggditle, E. Dugdale, Dugdale, Black mun, waverer', so far as regards J. Dugdale-R. L. Watson, J. R. Deakin, and G. W. Yaudeau, Great Whichesterditilldhaits. ad London-wall, commission merchants, so far as regards G. W. Vaudeau-1L White and G. W. Gilbert, Antbonyetreet, Com mercial-road Let, licensed victuallers-W. A. Sinee, J. H. Sines, an d ft. Sores, pavement, and elsewhere, cabinet makers ' -I. Gill, R. OW. and D. Gill, Manchester, general werebollMnien, SO fax as regards R. Gill-A. Bailey and G. Treadway, New cut, fishinongen-W. Twoen and F. Purnell. Ebby.eireet, Hat ton-garden, deeming-cape manufacturers-W. Cleland and S. Wader, Manchester, commission agente-W. Derry and Z. H. Wilson, .Coe insurance broken-J. Bennett and F. C. Rib herd, Sheffield, manufacturers of electro-plated Everett and S. J. Thwaike, Bt. John's-road, Horton, =- 0 H . Vernon, T. Walker, H. B. W. Mil. er, and C. E S. Cooke, Doncaster. and elsewhere, bankers-J. Turney, sen., and &C. Bingley,Stourbridge, Worcestershire, tanners-B. Atkinson and Z. Parker, Liverpool, coal merchants-J. Marriott and J. A. Wilmot, Wortsv, Nottinghamshire, maltsters-I. Herbert and J. Herbert. Pon in t, grocers-J. Webster and Basannah Nl chobon, Bi rm electroplated wars manufacturers-J. Dyes end It. X' , Moregatestreek public accountants-J. Procter, P. Rankin. C. Gibbon, land . C. Ranken, Red Lion court. FlooNtreet, newspaper publishius, no tar as regards J. Proctor-D. Skidmore, R. C. Siddons, and J. Southan, Great Wyrley, Staffordshire, coahneeters -T. Turner, W. T. Turner, and J. smith, Shellield, cutlery laStal.faCtalera, 60 far m regards W. T. T a mer-Am Proutek Fanny PrOatea, Jane Prance. zd Louisa Fronton, and Nils Fronton, Shanklin, hie of Wight, lodging house keepare-11. Start and A. Blurt. Brighton, ~ SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Joel *AIOIII, Dunbar, land surveyor, Feb. 19, at the St. George Hotel, Dunbar. Jams MlDZlSlaJonson, Amble, baker, Feb. 17, at the British Hotel. Dundee. JAKIS DUNBAR, Greenock boot top manufacturer, Feb. 14, at "a the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Airgitgir GILLePII lil2DaltilOir, Leith, printer, Feb. 17, at Lyon and Turnbull's Rooms, Edinburgh. kaesnaaap 21•11, Dairy, Ayrshire, grocer. Feb. 17, at the Ebes Arms Inn, Garr. 41111•11DIJI CaltraZL,L, Greenock, merchant. Feb. IS, at the Tootles hotel. Oreenntll- Too Brimil(sizAlt MODozD. —At the Pablo cake, Birmingham, yesterday, before Mr. Kynnereley (stipendiary) and other neactstrates, Thomas XLTIOW Wise Beesley), Joseph Beesley, William Beesley, Charles G rm i s z . eon, and Geegews, were brought up on o i t as t r tth %slag eensened in the murder of Hire Mary ea tire 11.1 lilt All the fare have been po lished ; en this 0111111111111 severs/ wirers, wee called by Mr. Mars, el the Mahal Circuit (who appeared for the proeuratioi) ; ell tbey preyed was tbat two of the pet fusers, Theses and Wiliam Beasley, had her seen in the street is whisk the rordered worse resided as the after sees and at sheet the Was the error wee .waisted ; Thor Hardwood ether ors were a/so sees at Jerepb Berry's here la the MOM of the ears evaairr. So far tlr widow is very Ash*. The prima= were all of them spin rerroded until Tuesday asst. D. DI .Tosrar's Laser-Bsowis Ora lavai On (Ti idle mishestrl mar work friosor die resiodeas &I fet polies wed esalwllatiwa. end is mune sub t ee steesesbe witele are dasaisod by oar t` Pr. MILL, ob surven—" Dr. de .77•0177 i IddediessMrs redness the 41.0.1 rhos is aV= h= eed solowa tad Is dor sot oars as oar OS alai c lir ta ccallirdrit cr the admldirldol et tbe pre COpoded DOM', OL. 4s. Dd. art DLZ o tr. deka.% APWA ‘ tri va i waL E 7 . 777 a. aul Do., TT , Iticase. awl 717771D77.-1 11 2.ti 9098 9095 Na' ,10e Irl 23 sd, - 100 , 48 30 cd ad 14 44 xd 163 16i 14 46 48 100 106 101] 16 18 Ws par uls • s.. • a at e, 4 I a le K is ts _ . iii iii za! ll Itit il = =2lll. in, — I 11 • 8 9 - - - I 31 111 I n n " dl 13 15 w 6 7 in US 103 an 166 106 all 101 106 .It si sil s 1-1 lir 1 —db - 001 10 10 00 1.7 100 00 1 Iv 111 di di It li ti Fil W. 91 93 19!} I Pm - 4 . " 81 1821 168 8 1 41 NPP n 1 1 i — a' $8 —ai db 12 11 1 1 Has id IA 28 w 8 dle, II 8 le I 142 10 416 2 IMs 21 12dia f t Dui $ sI3 $ 42 14 T I dis 4 'I 11;1 - - _;i li 24- I M 101 led dia. all 7so 24 l 40 10 Alf my] 4 6 41. 11 70 —Ad 1 31 41 . row • pou 4 6 460 All 1 80 51' 41 61 15 18 14 18pm 14 - 11 1 Ir. It TI 4 u pia " 15 42 12 U 24 64 6 US LIB ~ - .1 i i = - a• i - iii 12 14 ... 2 2 Se 1/ l i g = 4 %PRI a 6 4 Tr an i tei , —. ...., le AI ft es. pep. Ana'. of WESTNENSTEIL A young man and om;n7lla;;Elirank Taylor and Jane Arrhrr, were placed at the bar charged with plundering John Rebore!), a countryman, of some money and his watch. _ _ _ _ _ It appeared fr, m the evidence adduced that the prose cutor was proceeding along the Queen's-road, Chelsea, on Monday night, when he was accosted by the woman, and inveigled limier sonic pretext into a house. He had not been there long when the male prisoner rushed in, claimed the woman us his wife, and affecting the utmost indigna tion at prosecutor's visit, took his watch and money from him, but him, and turned him out of the house. Thepolice immediately ;afterwards apprehended the prisoners, when the watch and some money were found in the prisoners' pockets. Mr. Arnold—Did the women say anything when the man cams in! Prosecutor—Nothing at all. Mr. Arnold—Did she interfere in any way ! Prosecutor—Not in the least. The n:1; prisoner eked the magistrate to deal with the ease, and paid he was guilty, but the young woman did not know anything about it. Mr. Arnold—Are they known as being intimate with each other' Sergeant Bone, 7 K—They cohabit together, and I believe have both been in custody before. There are nume rous complaints of men being got into this house and robbed. Prisoners were remanded for • week. _ SOUTHWARK. Heart Gwen, 11 years of age, whose head scarcely reached the top of the dock, was charged with stealing a horse, the property of some person unknown. Police constable 21; 111 said that about 9 o'clock he was on duty in Illackfriars-road, when he saw the prisoner leading a horse up Friar•atreet. Being so very young he followed him, and raw him turn into Green-street, when be rang the bell at Winkley's, the horse slaughterers, and wanted to dispose of it. Witness went up to him and asked whose horse it was, and not getting • satisfactory reply be took bins to the station-house. He bad since told witness that he had fetched the horse from Wands worth-common, Burchain asked whether there was anybody else with him. The constable replied that there was a younger boy with him. Alfred Green, quite • child, was then put forward, and he said the other boy asked him to go with him to Weeds. worth.common to get a horse. Ho did not know whet he was going to do with it. The constable informed hie worship that the parents of both boys were bard-working people, but he was of opinion that some older person had got hold of them. He had not yet found the owner of the hone. Mr. Bureham said he onuld pot think of detaining such a young child for horse-stealing. The horse would be de• tamed, and the child given up to his father. TRAFFIU RETURNS. Mos Pao- Mr- Tod% Mut. aan.wiTs. spa soogsrs. timbals% MS. 1017. Week foam Feb S. £ a a £ Glasgow & South Weston. US —. 8,9`h3 9.491 We" oodles Feb 9. --.. -- _ ___ . __. nintiCoTerabotiri l7! 1,198 8,907 8.070 4,5R9 Metropolitan RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BEFORE PARLIA. um.—The examiners uponstandingorder proofsof railway and otherrivate bills now pending in parliament (Yearn. Freya and Pilgrim) both held courts yesterday at West minster, end proceeded with their duties. In Mr. Frese's court, held in committee room No. 16, the examiner de clared the standing orders to have been complied with in the cases of the unopposed petitions of the Merthyr Tydfil Or, and of the Metropolitan Cu Companies Amalgama tion Bills. The further consideration of the um postponed petition of the Welli ng b oroug h W a t er E d r s w e is adjourned until the 20th inst. In the case of the oppos ed petition of the Stokes Bay Railway and Pier, Isle of9;il Railway, and Ryde Stations Companies Am Bill, the examiner declared the requirements stand ingoftra orders bad been complied with. The parties to the opposed petition of the Westminster Boulevard made no appearance, and consequently tke bill stands over for the present. In the court pr esi ded tar by Mr. Palgrave, held in committee room No. 17, the standing orders were de clared to have been complied with in the case of the unop posed petition of the Topsham Woodbury, and Lymp 'tone Water Bill. In that of tie opposed Billpostponed pe tion of the Scottish Oyster Fishery the learned examiner declared that the standing orders bad not been complied with. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY' S P ILLS . —Th e di and dreary days whiter alms the mind and dleerder the body to the tuna& condition occupation Aside the best n. . lief for the latter state Holloware DILL ere eels sett este& ! 110 remedies. They cleanse the bleed from every WS, the Say • Ida from every redo es metier, end exert such gem eassi 6 the ask= that hidittestion, Winnings illiaass tp upon ka , wpm% sad asirsashata under their irdisensa This say Mad kt am kr. gene under all cassias sad As peg. DM due they sr* aivalashie. Name they 11187 be inlaillia7 11.11- {stared the moonset pais or ladistiustilau Y lidlattred, ded tkas f 0 averts bag Wass and ISMS: sanoysesia. MOM 1,0611,4641 as. Jima sad WaS India ~ 6.078.110 84 Isoodantrat 1,461. 9 1100 Do. 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Gd • April t o June, 421. 9d. • Joao, 435. ; October to Deomb t , 43a. 6d. ; Deestabs , ;, 43.. 6d. Deliveries to last creak 309 casks ; arrivals, 794. 4, MANUFACTURKS.—HuDnemartan, Frn. 11.—Th e , have been a few MOTO Wye?* in the market to-day N t h from London and the country. Business trsosactis t . , however have not been much improved, the selections s; the various departments being made with the grew, caution, and the approach even to speculation seems p s ., out of the way. A few shipments have been mole darn,., the week on Canadian account, but busmen in this dire.: tion is not near the amount usually done at this ileum u e the year. WOOLS.—HUDDinfeIIn , D. Fan. ll.—Tbere baa M tn little more inquiry for the better aorta of calomel., 1„, fleece and lambs, but middle and lower deseriptiun+ time quite u dull ma formerly. Little or no Yariatio3 prices. COTTON.—TarsaitPooto Fn. 11.—A large busi n ,„ s been done st d g i llaVallo6.late' Bales to-day 3i; sMi bales, inela 5,000 'petals:ion and exp ort . American, sa. to 9d. ; 2,200 Porn id. ; 300 Maranbam, am, &c., 70. so Ind Santos, 80. to d s'd. aal ' 1,400 Egyptian, 4d. to na. ; 20 Smyrna, Bd. ; goa 9d. to 91d.; 7,6608arat, 6ld. to 9d. • Madras, 7d. to 7 Bengal, Strode, 6d. Fair Dho nde, de., llerab, C fair Oomraeruttee, ; •air Broach, ; fair T a . • aid. ; fair Egyptian, ; fair Peream, Std. ; mid Boweds, tqd. ; middling Orleans, 80. COTTON GOODS.—M•worserga, Faa. 11.—T6 citement in the Liverpool cotton market is again cet,- • rise in prices here, and spinners are asking A. higher for yarn of coarse and medium counts then on day last. The rise, however, checks business, market has been rather inactive. Cloths in parurt. • have been difficult to sell today. Manufacturers course advanced their quotations to oover the higler , of yarn and cotton, but buyers decline to fellow .uc! _- advance after recently purchasing so liberally at 1.. rates. Sellers, however, are very firm, and the which were thrown upon the market at the close of week have been mostly withdrawn. WOOLLEN.—Inane, Fan. 11.—Although the c: halls have not been very numerously attended this re. ing there has been more business doing than we lerl ;. report on Saturday. The shipping houses of Bradford ' Huddersfield have been tolerably well represented, the parcels which have changed hands have been now accorriassee with the period of the year. Tweeds 1.. their position in the coloured market, and form the article in request. Low union makes are still in fin. although in some qualities a pretty fair business has 1., .; done in thin assgolas and medium-priced cotton cAr: Union coatings for spring and summer wear have char., hands to a moderate extent, and the favourable imps elm.:, which was formed of them at the commencement of tLe season appears likely to continue throughout. There h.. not been much doing in other descriptions of goods, st.l nothing worthy of further notice has transpired. la white cloth hall hair-lists form the chid trade, And ti.. amount of business which has been trantacted this moruit has been small. A few parcels of medium-priced mil have been tranferred, though not to any great extent, .u.i at prices somewhat favourable to the purchaser. CORN.—Huth, Fee. 11.—Weather continues very i and navigation with most of the lower Baltic rf .7 ports is now open. The growing wheat plant 1....16 r . markably well, and prospects for the future are ... promising. At to-day 's market a small supply of Et,: wheat, which sells slowly at about L. per ~r. Islos Tuesday's currency. Foreign not pressed fur .: the few transactions that take place it is necessary to ... mit to the same reduction. Barley of all description altered in value, with only retail demand. Beans aad ;o.s fully as dear. Oats of fine quality in good re. pie-t, daily those suitable for seed ; inferior descriptwas r. . leered. Tares for seed are more inquired atm% prices tend upwardu. Foreign arrivals for the w.,. - Wheat, 16,491 ; barley, 458 ; tares, 395 ; 2,870 qrs. Immo', Fes. 11.—The supply of wheat was a:. very limited to-day, good dry samples realised last . rates, but damp and inferior lots were in. to !s. p, I. cheaper. Barley only in moderate supply, and ess as dear. Bemis and peas firm. Lamle, Fan. 11.—The majority of our buyers a` tracted to Liverpool, where our trade for the has gone, so that we have no demand for whe..t to and prices therefore must be written nominally tI as last week. Barley and other articles in fair cl,m,nl Lk rates. _ _ • - LIVIIIPOOL, Fee. 11. - To-day's market au s.:l attended, and iu white wheat an extremely : • • laminas took place, at an advance of id. per the week. tither kinds steady at previous rat, .. in moderate request and prices unchanged. 1n.1i.,a better request at dd. per qr. advance on the weed.. and oatmeel unchanged. Egyptian beaus in fair e at previous rates. Canadian peas dd. dearer. Malt .. barley unchanged. LYNN, Feu. 11.-The weather, with the except.. Saturday, when it was wet, has been line, with •. winds. There was again • moderate show of Isle,: market to-day, the dryest simples were taken a; week's rates, whilst anything wanting condition caul.!, 'be disposed of at Is. per qr. less money. Malting • the supply has fallen off of late ; good samples • • • mended late q uotations ; grinding descriptions C. : not be bought lower. Beans and oats, prices '.c- Per imperial qr. to the grower:-Wheat, a . new, 61111 e. to 631bs. per imperial bushel, to •• ditto, red, 61Ibs. to 11315 e., 71s. to 751. ; barley. Chevalier malting, 53Iks. to 5.11ba., 445. to 47..: runs, Chevalier ditto, 52Ibs. to 531b5., 41s. to ; 30lbs. to 381h5., 25. i. to 2•18. ; beaus, dllhe. to 455. to 4 8 s. ; peas, maple, ti3lks. to *lithe., 41*.s. NZWCMSII.II-OIC-TINE, FEB. 11.-The weith-r Saturday has been for the nioet part boisterou, but to there are indications of it becoming wore setttt.l. At it,: market this morning we bad a moderate shoe of vb.: from the growers as well as from the coast, Lot tie .!.. scription of wheat offering not being suitable to the a ..••• of our millers a very quiet feeling pervaded the tra.1e....• very fair transactions resulted, still anything cho'...e maintained previous rates. In flour or other artici.i s. have little variation to note. SALISBIAT, Ft.. 11.-The supply of all degrif.::.7a of grain was short, and • full attendance. Wheat (or most part was in bad condition, and trade throughout ! : at • reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Flour declined Is. sack with a doll sale. There was a fair trade done rn hi: samples of barley, but grinding parcels were a dull .4 and • little cheaper. Malt retained ita full value. Dim , - in oats, beans, peas, &c., WAS slack, but in most respect , last week's prices. Wheat realised 555. to 705.: low,. 335. to 46a. ; oats, 23a. to 325. ; beans, Us. to re-.. ;1-* 40s. to Ms. ; rye, 20s. to 25a per qr. ; tares, .".s. •• per bushel ; malt, Ws. to 725. per qr.; and flour, 52. Ida. per sack. CATTLE.-SLLIABIAIT, FEM. IL -Our market to-J..: was shortly supplied with good things, but infector maw, were plentiful. There was a good attendance of brlye> . prime oxen were q uickly cleared o ff at full pnces., inferior sorts were a long time on the market, and .. varied ;aloes. The supply of sheep was only model good, and prime sorts very scarce. Best Lhorws I. • a seedy market, at full rates, w Last other sold cheaper. and a clearance barely eke , . Good calves were scarce, whilst other sorts att. more plentiful, selling at their relative value. Thu+ ”, a good supply of all kinds of pigs, but, bein g s uch va lue, speculations were rare, though them imrovement in prima. Best ox beef, Ils. to per t more; cow and heifer ditto, 10 s. to 10s. ed.: . Se- Down mutton, 7d. to 70. per lb. ; other breeds, ed. 60.; fled. to 7d. ; fresh pork, to 71; baron, 74d. to Sd. ; dry ditto, B.L to ; porter s. soore, Ps. 3d. to 9s. 6d. ; large beeou pets, 00- to sweet pickled hams, W. to 10d. per lb. ; and quite old store pigs, I2s. to 14s. loch. - The Tee Duty being reduced, Horninian's Pge Tea la mold Bd. per pound cheaper. This interesting tEI when fully known. even further increase the ‘lercsod ut fa Cr! choice long approved teaa. They are not cold lueee, O Packeta.--(Adverdeemenc] r nrl~ ~.Vf BERTHS, BIARRIAGKS, AND] DEATHS. - BIRTHS. CHURCHILL —February 10, at Weybridge, Surto, the ‘,. L • C. Churchill, Esq., of a daughter. , FRANCIS. —February Mat Eltda.vtilas, Angell.Pok.l, ' ' i., ILA of H. Mods, Fsq., of • sun. ILARALLYIL—February 10, at Cheater-terrace, liefro011:` the wife of Mr. P. KlirLe, of a son. . 1 ... i. LYDALL —February 10, at Talbot-terrace, Westhourne the wife of J. H. Lydell, Req., of • eon. PRABAlL—February 10. at Qlllolenattrkeniet, the , r ile • . Her. H. T. Purse, of a dater. I.ollBoN.—Februsry 40, at Great Itarlboroughatr eet. the wife of Dr. H. Robson, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. • OGRILY—LINO.—February gby em Yen. Arade,,,,,n srisl, the Hon. A. L Corry, R.N., to Geraldine, dauelw!l 4 1. 1 r ta tiag, Req., M.P., of Staunton-0 It. in the ostt Iteredloed. ~„0. DRBKNHAM--BMITH.--Febreary 8, at the Peritt'_, Cheshusk Her% by the Her. W. It. MOM, H. E. or''rio . Zeck, of Flustailw, Radnorshire, to Ma. daught e " f '''' T. F. Smith, leg., of Broadway, Worcestershire. ,i;. HAYIIB-111LRY.—Febraery 8, at Woodhouse. 10410 W . t . Mee Esc IL BaYso 4oo el the lev. T. Hayes Oaf " I Wl ' well, Wylie, to Miry, widow of the Rey J. 8. iiiy. DEATHS. Est BILL —February 9. Ellsebetli, widow of the late W. 10 1 . of her Majesty's Paprimiter•Genarars Gillet, Whitehailbeo CHRNZRY.—February 0, at Ramellste. C. J. l ' ' ' C aged 84. NEIL—Ted 9, at Greenwood-road, Dalstoa. yo' wife of Mr. W. Beal, aged , 8. g. IMAlMlL—Febtuary 10. at Weetbourne-grove, Her e' Mask aged 47, yeti WAY ' — ' 7 9 . L WV. aq., of Bpaysesludi, Groat hawk Yew; si, 741. WILLIAM& —lettery 9. at New Keel-road, Meaner, the We W. Williams, Iraq., aged 77. —..... Lota 4. fa 141stad NA mamba by Imo aux. a • Los.but-se.t. la the teli of London,' najo Olio", is Losbordatrese. is Um Predbei 111 Wionestur. liasuast 11.111116 1 41 U TO Sit 3 11 16 N la 0 U 86 86 NO IN ti V* 1$ It tal 1-IS dl, 1 1} it V. 1 7-11 111 t I ...41