The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-26 00:00:00

~- - ~"' tram EXPRESS, SATURDAII. EVEMNO, DECEMBER 26, ~:nw _ .: ~.~,~..... ~, 1868. i - - PROPOSED Autroßarroir OP LONDON .41T1- ffralin IN 1112 irowtoviss. &am ni THE UNTIED SPATES. tuna Christmas treat 10 the infamies of the On Tbzueday a deputation of workingmen who ear, sous ms t rop mm us „ o a t h s ". was serea ten is z 1011• t sbartholders in the Keeled lan& Essisewation. sad a' et in eimmestses with ,hip oddest we gift • Colonisation Company, waited upon the American sabre in waterloos to the peeped= • Minister, for the purpose et soliciting his advice sad Cu- par e d will l as t year . Th an h am b alm operation with reference to eta meigetiee whew etrpolis •reduction I.ammatilWiritelli has been devised by that campeay, wi whall' s the M th the ve Air nary isammeires o . a asly ese r ib. twthe larger parkas .' sasehorating the conditios of the actions of Thin et.Attires •sa g egarymbsta_semmiti a 4 mow errY bosease I. St. Passer* heereeer altheesh them all;s• The statement of the 'pokiness (Mr. E. G. ge m * sa 616 05t„.4 . 0r, t o a im awe. as. eas simply a reiteration of • letter which 1. is hi s cosisesthaleneed bv,adeoreass on sil th r othe r sw b-41 , : . capacity as secretary of th e company addr o mmi •the "tem compared wi th l ad year. Governor of Nebraska on the 14th of A be, and to ever, it b still more remarkable that the Lige* themass mh „.t, h e h as as y e t received no reply. T Ais f o ll ow i ng t s in pauperisei es compered with bet year ia the poorer an abstract of the document: East-end distrcs, notably fieernsi gar es si t whisli bra Allow me the privilege of addrese.ag you on b e h a lf of 1,126 and B ot h i mk tmoa 67, f 44oarawres. . • number of my fellow-co mu who are desirous of with last year. laile - earrhas,..„• dermessa . 9 t migrating to that state, and founding *colony on 62 a, Shoreditch 26 6 s Etto s, Wer.. Meer, 461, t he most advanced mutual preiciplee-namely, holding Islington 37 6 , and leinibeth - or KFThe followisig will he the land in common property, and in contradistinction to to to contain some ineweleing interelethse as the the old feudal right of every man bolding it for himself, whole subject, as well as etabeaseb et the usual enter the title of such land to be held by trustees, for the joint tain emit of theror in the rariear paellas " Trarrali• advantage of all those who have taken shares in the ST. PRaraSa• raraDUWWI.-This pa ri s h, with en area 0 1 co/unship, settlement, and improvement of such estate, 2,716 acres, is not onl i f oo, the most populous is the metro and for tth f u rther development of all those social, poll- Relit,DOW about 2 2 0 , bet was the drat to some "air Mel, and mot al rights inculcated by many of our great la• mstroPolis Pear Act. dhaireigh it is alleged on Med& reformers, living and dead, but more especially the teach- of the guerritene that ender theireew ethetaiatretiosi men, logs of thelate llronterre O'Brian, upon whose principles thousands of pounds of expenditure has been saved, our propored colony will, to • great extent be founded. yet the strange anomaly is present to the minds cd the hat we are desirous of knowing is whether there ratepayers that with this saving the Pore rates have exist any facilities for our obtaining land there by par- largely increased. The foundation dose of an intbeasry abase on time by deferred payment, to the state, or under the new act was recently laid at Highgate, lad the whether we could occupy the homestead lands jointly by guardians have she • site for schools at Leard%l. trustees, or pre-empt land on this principle • whether Joining that. theafthe, ,_ Metropolitan gum The - there arc even numbered reserved lands on thi; railways contract lotlomner 36 , o and the or any other war or manna , so t h a t six or t we l ve men 37,6461., but with cost of site, fittings, dc., the OM* could be sent out to occupy such land on behalf of a mated entire expenditure can be little short of MAW thousand, or many thousands, in a few years, each having The following are the statistic* connected with the IL a collective right, but no specific individual right, except Pancras poor :- Inmates of workhouse, 1,767 (lestaartet by shareh olding and a two-lite lease. Seeing what • sad mss, 2,121), namely-men, able-bodied, 108 ; temporarily condition England is Mat the present time, how her disabled, 155; old and infirm, 439; youths, 7to 15, 7' working population is starving, bow her trade is decrees- boys, 26 ; women, able-bodied, 21 ; disabled, 366; old and lag, how her finances are deranged and panic-stricken, infirm, 520; girls, 41; infanta, 76. Out-door poor, 7,337 how her lands are locked up in the hands of the great (last year, 6,422) : Adults, able-bodied, 1,772; not abb• territorial lords of the country, bow powerless the bodied, 2,416: children, 3,149. In addition to these there people are to redress their grievances either in are at asylum-Lunatics, 474 . children at schools 02; the parliament house or by • declaration of prin. and at bathing and other esta b lishments, 22; total, 898. ciples, backed by the armed power of the Out relief in money during the present week, 479/. lb- 66d.; people. how heedless the government is to the distress, the in kind, 921. 12a. Ojd. ; dotal, 6721 4e. (last year, penury, the forced idleness of the millions who want 6061. 211. 31d.). The Christmas dinner served out is the work and aele4uate remuneration for their labour ; these presence of guardians and visitor was ilb. cooked roast and mane _aher sad reasons make us hope, even bast, beef, free from bone, with potatoes and bread, and Ilb. of -that •c, shall Ond some facilities to escape r and on the plum pudding, the ingredients of which were as follows:- mutual principles, tes which WC hese referred, help Others ma'am. se 22841 b .; currants, 2641b5. ; peel, 661bs. ; Sour, escape from these soul-crushing infiuences here, and founds .1 20 . 110 - ; suit, 460 1 he. ; sugar , 234 1 he• ; Meek home or colony in that highly favoured country under the 141130. ; eggs, 1,440. Ale, 1 6 gallons. IDS aged poor bad benign influence and protection of the Stars and Stripes,- tobacco, snuff, do. ; and children, oranges, apples, and Tour fellow citizen and obedient servant, Bowe. Sarre, sweetmeats , ac- Decrease on poor M the workhouse Secretary to the Mutual Land, Emigration, and Colonies- compared with last year; 364 : =mem va eat-door P° o rl tion Company. 18, Denmark-street, Soho, Loudon, Eng. 816; total increase, 451. :and. Oct. 14, lotee." [A dozen names were subscribed Se. Maneensoxx.-Although only covering an arse of below.] 1.490 acres, the population was at the last se4.aa 161,609, Mr. Jonweon, in reply, said-I need no further informs,. but now increased to about 180,000. The wort/Weise at tion. gentlemen. to make me feel an interest in the object present contains 1,907 inmates-viz., 773 miles, 1.033 von have in view . That interest is by no meansdiminishol, females, and 99 children, against 1,867 last year. At the but, on the contrary, increased by knowing that you are • Southall schools, 431 (last year, 458). Total in-doer poor, rotten of the working men. Men of that description are 2,338 ; out-door poor, 4,523 (last Christmas, 3,796,`. - Lest always welcome in the United States, and are treated i n week's out-relief in money, seclusive of kind, &tie There the sane way as any other clam. You may well imagine are also 2115 tenons chargeable in lunatic asylums, hone that that is the case when I tell you that the President of tale, /cc., for which a weekly payment of 1821. is made. Tke the United States was himself a tailor, and until his 17th inmates were yesterday provided with rooit beef, plea Fed or pith year he was nether able to read ding, Leer, tobacco, snuff. &c., whilst various entertain. nor write. You will. therefore. WO that there will be meats were provided for the children, which were enlivenod no objection to your reception in America bemuse 11 the performance of a band of 50, who, although All ou belong to what you term the working class. The fact 14. are excellent musicians. The ingredients of the Mary. all in the United States belong to that not think any man has any motive to tee at all who has sine 415 lbs. flour. 336 lbs. suet, 178 lbs. sugar, 9.50 ergs, no work to do or who is incapable of working. I cannot 12 gallons of milk, 12 gallons of ale, 401ba. peel, and h e l p wai n/ t h at the Governor of N e b ras k a has not ginger and spice lulbs. Increase on indoor poor, 40 ;on answered Tour letter because he has not received it. but outdoor poor. 727. Gross increase as compared with last if you give me a copy of it and the prospectus I will see Christmas, 767. that it follows him through our state departments. Whe- Smarm U mow. -The effect of the new Metropolis tber you can accomplish your object in the purchase of Poor Act in this union has been to dimever the parish of land lam not entirely sure. Under the homestead law St. Anne, Westminster, from the other parishes , and to each of you can become the proprietor of a section. and then add it t° St. Ja mmer s which new constitutes the West you might unite and establish yourself jointly as proprietors minder Union," and to unite the p a riah of St. Martin's-in of all the sections. 1 regret very much to hear that your the-Fields to the remaining pans viz., St. Clements, condition is a distressing one , but more particularly to hear St. Mary-le-Strand, St. Paul Covent-garden, the liberty that you think that it is owing to this government at home. of the Rolls, and precinct of the Savoy, having for indoor Whetter that is so or not it is not for me to say, but if poor the workhouses in Cleveland-street and Castle yeu leave England and go to the United States, as you street briceetee'eluare , and the schiol at Edelen preppie. there will be no misgovernment there that will ton, for children. The latter has been enlarged, affect you individually. There may be a misgovernment and some children from St. Odes'. and Blooms from time to time there affecting all classes alike, but Mire are also accommodated there, but no addi sooner or later that misgovernment is sure to be corrected, tional infirmary under the new act has been erected. because w i th us, and in a grant measure it must b e so The number of indoor poor in the these establishments with you. the government of the United States rests alto- is 890 adults and 341 children; and at corresponding gather on the opinion of the people. I do not pm j o a d tzi l l : se d last year, 965 adults sad 333 children. The mean the opinion of any clam or clamor butfare was boiled porker meat beef, at option the opinion of all the people. As you of course o f d inmates, with . vegetables, pint of porter, tea know, the general suffrage which exists there enables one morning and evening, muff, tobacco, and fruit, ke. In man to do, with reference to his government, what any regard to the operaticn of the Camel Poor Act, it is oh other man can do ; and if such a clam as yourselves-the tweed that vagrancy is u the increase, end is likely to working class-which always constitutes • large majority continue so enter the legislature devise penummt et the people in • country like ours, have • voice in team , under proper regulations, where the I. =; the government, it is perfect=rtain they cannot suffer able-bodied can be kept at work, and are not per from any roirgor romeot or any mason wh i ch it netted daily to inundate the metropolis, and constitute is in the power of government to change and substitute themselves a formidable army of roughs. Decrease of in another for. If you go to the United States you may be d e !! = 67 ' Reas sure that the prosperity of yourselves and your children . Sr. TROSOlRKssenarrow.-Thapopulation of Ken moron at last census was 71.200 hut now it is believe- , - will be secured berond doubt. We have there what you Lave not fere to the same extent-a comprehensive system be cam 1 1 64 Indoor PcM; .L. 410, .11.4 women, I-957 of education. All children are educated, and they are children, 14; total, 756. Week's out relief in money sad educated, not by contributions from individuals, but by aisd r 273/. 16s. 7d. (lastyeat, 2611. 4s. ld.) Christens fare: Adults, 11b. puddint u t en , lb. reset beef, potatoes, and pint of means of a fund raised from a tax upon all. I conclude by raying. that whatever I may be able to do to further Barclay s a Porter ; Pro Portion, 1 80 of whom am your object will be dope with the greatest possible f out at St. George's ladestrial Schools, Mahe. plsasure. Fruit, toys, and sweetmeats were provided for the children. TLe deputation then thanked Mr. Johnson and withdrew. The celebrated Mr. Bunting "lain gives23l., of which 201. is distributed amongst the aged and infirm and sick, and 61. to the children under supervision of Mr. Blackwell, the master. Since new casual wards have been erected tramps have much increased, being 333 during the week, magainst 186 during corresponding week of laseyear. Sr. MARGARET'S AND Sr. Joules, WllBl7/Dr37131.-The new act has not much affected these parishes, as they have two workhouses-one in " Petty Franoe " and the other at Kensington. Population at 1861 census 68,177, and area 917 acres. rn-door poor : Petty France workhouse, 187 ; Kensington, 893 (last year: Petty France, 232; Kensiegton, 803). Out-door poor adults, 2,016; children, 1,600 (at Christmas, 1867, them were 4,116). Out-door relief in kind 10W. 4s. 4d. • money, 1641. 10. . 7d.-total, 2721. I 14s. Id. ( last year, 1141. less. sd). Thus it appears that the guardians expcncl.B7l. 18s. 6d. more upon 501 less out door poor than in the correspon ding week of 1867. 700 out-fameies are also allowed meat, tea, and sugar. Inmates : Roast beef, pork, potatoes, phum pudding, and one pint of porter, fruit, fee. fle weight of the Petty France pudding is 3001b5., and the Kensington podding 9601ba. During the year 21,650 tramps have been admitted to the casual wards. Sr. MAST, ISLEIRVION.-Area, 3,060 acres; population epproachmg to nearly 200,0E0. The operation of Mr. Berdy's Metropolis Poor Act bad been to a great extent anticipated by the guardians of Islington, in the erection of • new warehouse at Horny-rise, rapidly_ po -1712 towards cemretion izin a l t ate a s. cost of 62,70 W. accommodate ,000 In-door poor: Men, 273; women, 350; labiate 44; total, 667 (last Cluisinias, 6116),_ Children at Homey-road establishment-Boye, 163 ; girls, 105 • adults, II ; total, 269 (last year 261) ; lunatics at 'brims asylums, 267, and children at Sea Bathing Infirmary, de., 13. Christmas fare, 6 os. rod beef, 12 or. potatoes, bread 4 Os., of p 16os, porter Upent, I on. of tee, and 4 os. aar. as at podding -flour, 2401b5. ; suet, 1 2 lbs. ; raisins, 224 lbs. ; currants, 2241ba. ; peel, 12 lbs. ; spice, 31be. ; eggs, 250; sugar 40 lbs. ; milk, 10 gallons. Out relief-not able, 1,155; ;ibis, 864 ; children, 1,661; total, 3,680 ; last year, 4,066 ; decrease of poor, 376. Wierrierserea Usrox.-The effect of Mr. Hardy's act bas been, as preview', stated, to separate the Farah of St. Anne's from the Strand union and unite it to the parish of St. James's, Westminster. These are now called the Westminster Union, but the change has been affected so recently that time has not been permitted to judge of the remits. The guardians have plans prepared for extending the Industrial Schools on Battersea-common to provide for the St. Anne's children on their removal from the schookat Edmonton. The local authority remarks that' the subject of poor-law administration has become one of such magnitude and importance that he is surprised the leaders of various parochial associations have not offered prizes for the best essay thereon. He believed that the result would be beneficial to the ratepayer, and at the same time admi nister comfort to the deserving poor, and check the career of the idle and undeserving. 'The population of St. James's is 3.5,326, and its area 126 acres. In-door poor workhouse, 733; at Margate, 65; at Battersea, 228. Out door, 1,687. Total poor 2,613. Chnetmas fare-Bos. roast beef, Plot, baked potato 160 z. vuddinr I pint of Perim. Inirdiesits of Pung, =rim of 'Mime, 2201 th currants, 1 lbs. sugar, 270 eggs, 120 quarts of milk, 23Iba. suet, 2901 th flour, 361 th lemon-peel, 14the. treacle, and 411 s. mixed epee. Sr. MART, Immexem-Tlis area of Lambeth is the largest of any of the metropolitan though its pepulabost is lees than either St. Pancras, or Marylebone, being at the last *ensue 161,906, t 'em press 4,916 acres. Under the Metropolis Poor Ad, the erection of a new MS/vary is contemplated, it being underigood that the have purchased from the Duchy of Cornwall C i lerbold sits now occupied as • drill-ground by the 71 4a V a ltine Volunteers, in the rear of -Lino In-door poor, 1,312-nialse, ; ildl ocas. dren, 83 (last yew I ,7bn ; ithildran at Industrial Lower Norwood: chieer leers 0. 6 11, rik-mem, 1,406 • 1,468; chilibea, 1749= yesr, 6,864). Mrlibe bra: 6oe. mliZha rGlit 144 1 tetel= B" eglitabils , muff sodlobasoo °‘l 6• llb al l ul a tA and imbeciles. airadasa Imildiag 4401 be. of 11 610113e. L. L re t a nt i lbs. seem Him mks. SOO eggs, 160 iiints of milk, and 100 pleb of pew: Tow weight, about 184 cwt. Inc onle - leer_Poor e 26; decrease on out-doo 273; rl@se decrease, 20. r poor, total Bt. Oases, Cawasawar.-Next in extent to LS= bath, m e e rs cumbered% has of 4,342 ames; but a at lest mums of only 71,488, although now re l F; s i tkin nesessing. 'the in-door ISMS are 968-vis. men, 31 ; women, 270; children, 72; and at tie Suttee: school, 300 able -hotted, (last ; year, 9114 Out-door pe0r2,1140-vis. not bodied, 748; asi (lest year, 2,788.) Chrbtreas able- fare: Disatir7lM base' NEW ItriE oic ELEITION PETITIONS.—The fol lowing new rule ha.. just been issued by the three judges appointed to tn: election petitions—Mr. Baron Martin, lir. Justice Wilke, and Mr. Justice Blackburn :—" That notice of the trial of each election petition shall be trans mittedhy the Master to the Treasury andto the Clerkof the Crown in Chancery, and that the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery shall. on or before the day fixed for the trial, deliver or cause to be delivered to the registrar of the judge who is to try the petition, or his deputy, the pall books, for which the registrar, or his deputy, shall give, if required, a receipt ; and that the registrar shall keep in safe custody the said poll books until the trial is over, and then return them to the Crown-office." THE REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH DERBYSHIRE. —Colonel Wilmot is named by the local journals as the most suitable and likely candidate of the conservative party for the seat that became vacant by the death of Sir T. Gresley, for South Derbyshire. ST. ALBANS RI-MAL CASE.—Yesterday morning there was a large attendance of people at St. Albans Church, Holborn ; many of those present having gone in the expectation of seeing some result of the judgment of the Judicial Committee of Privy Council, so strongly condemnatory of the proceedings of the Rev. A. a. Mackonochie. The two points decided in opposition to Mr. Mackonochie were the use of lighted candles on the altar at the time of the celebration of the holy communion, and kneelif ire o g r an re4ration during the consecration prayer. the ju dg ment altogether, Mr. Mackonochie had the =dies bOted at the usual time, and knelt before the altar both at the end of the prayer for the consecration of the bread, and of that for the wine. It was said, although not publicly, that Mr. Mackonochie had not received any official notice of thejuftmut of the Privy Council. and therefore considered hi=eW at liberty t o adopt the practioes to which he has been accitetenned. RISING OF TTIE FLOODS AT WINDSOR AND ETON. —OnThursday the waters of the Thames at Windsor and Eton, swollen by the heavy rainfall of the pent few days, flooded the low-lying land upon the banks of the river. Since Wednee&y night the rise of the river has been very rapid. Taylor's Beth; on the Windsor side of the stream, near the Great Western Railway bridge, are surrounded with water. A portion of the Windsor race course is flooded, while the floods are beginning to encroach upon the Home Park. The Thames sweeping round from the Brocas, on the Eton shore, now washes into the boathouse s o f Menus. Goodman and Tollady, while that of Mesas. Searle and Son, the boatbuildere to the Queen, being upon a higher level escapes th e flood which surg ing and turbid, rushee with great velocity through the arches of Windsor-bridge. The well-known "cobbler" is almost submerged, only the higher end remaining out of water. The lower portions of Romney Island, and the ground* and " playing fields" of Eton Collette, bordering upon the river, are much under water. Throughout Thursday there were heavy showers of rain, and as there is a considerable amount of water to come down from the upper parts of the basin of the Thames, there is every prospect of an inundation similar to that of last winter. By L ards/ evening th e twelve hours of fine open weather made a considerable difference in the volume of water in the Thames at Windsor and Eton. The water wee getting away well in the direction of the metro and should fine weather prevail the Orman will • y though the river is still high at present. ANOTHER INUNDATION IN THE MIDLAND COLll7ll3.—Nortwomx, Tncniesisv.—The repent rains which have fallen in the Midland counties have eansed the Trent again to overflew its banks, and the meadows in the vicinity of the river are submerged. The water began to rime on Monday, and uoutinuod to do so very rapidly until it had reached about the height it gal a fortnight ago. The ereetion at the new Trent bridge a t NOttingkof has again been elepped. The oefter-dien haa been wailed away, and the risehbery (which has Jest been aireneed after the sleets of the kb flood) has been again materially dinettes& The old Trent bridge, cm the M side of** river, is giving way through th• mineetien of the pound at its look and trate le rendered very serefe. • dad of rain fell last night ; to-dity the barometer ia very low, and the water. are etill Msg. [Advartissuanat]. —lloumrAT's Pau. Maegresabie time NNE man Nail at all dada Irnin g 2 imiforilhtet. the bersime tie Im paired and the am same et lie heeesheley be r ham bY ateleslite Nib them Si Ite ef the eetleett_ es 11:t tl . tts , W1 doz .. ** s it i ee msh. dis• Neel' TiAs i siould be trirnartlie ant al telema er. M all ONO* to br eh Its and eiseli fullfrom bb fates afros Il sere =e1 114611. aIV s 4 e • •ewe 1 Iligtfigalti Vgi, ' of ginger wine afar sick aa= l. . Inseameed iodise Si 45 • ement-doer_poor, 67 . total hallosimei Sim& Ihnoo.-Ths Mettypolls Pest Lot Ms lad Waft Whet odes the rata lathe antes op t o the pre med time, be sae= have beta died& snow its provides,. the dab= being ai mainesised at the aspasses istabilddisid at Lim med: bos= This =ha, hew OMmail the• union of Poplar, have bests e = eo sa far the purpos view a fa Ike peer er the two odor the now est. That will toot its sleet. Indser pier, 1,078--moss, 281; WOWS, 340; ohildres. 442 o=l peer_ l,l Out-door poor, hilt -Ado*. 1,634 ; *dams, 1 (last year, ,147) ; area, 876 ames; Christmas fare : Road pelt, pante= beer, tobacco, and _ far skid ; niestossils mod fruit for chide= Uplifted ezt _pee d- M. 3241b5. ; =sins, 29611. • onsmids, 1 7 11 1 1 Z • suet, 1891bs. ; milk, '3l maims • om ; s ugar, 1461 be. ; spice, filbs. Mersa is deer poor, 23 - out-door, 1,033; total deems& 1,123 SE Maki, Panossorros.-Mr. Hardy's Mahwah Pear Ad his net al peed= had any West, but =Air its pro visions a divined, is being erected, the iall is in muse t, necomitated on aad emary account of the almimsreamei of the parish. An arrangement has a been into to erect solsools, in oon=on with St. Oaruira, Hanover.essere, sad the yi= at Middlesex, Ike it. bovine», par and playa asioated. The area of AddmeS aorta, sod popu lation in 1881 was 76, but las now inseam* to 1 00, 000. The Heuselsos Poor ormehis se badly as ever. Wheats mare Om 80 per seat. ever yearbst , and maternity degradedi-men tonal and delenniesey lacy, and mom closely *assisted with the criminal dames than they were two yeareago. They now freeman, and openly bad that the only M3ssr tin am did was "a month" and the "lit at the warkhanes. Inmates, 604 (last year, 492)-essa, 148; Id; children, 160. Out-door poor, usis (loot year, l, - 964 adults and 692 children. Inosetee sadiis Roast rumps of beef, atsahmlYttabsolh_ lik llB- IPodds% mad a pint of ail at porter each adult. Oddest poor-Adult', each 1.., and ch ar 3d. es Cbrishnisday. On Hostag &J.!:inmates have atea treat with leer, !gg-flip. and to Children are esterlaisid on the dtk Jaissary, antady (Kies De Joeigh=utin ammo& tbsei prizes of tom A& The "WOW nearly 6 cwt., and contained 1401= ores., 12011.. of suet, 2801bs. of fruit, with sugar, spices, /to. Increase on in-door poor, 12; on out-door poor, 366; Increase, 388. Futstax Ihr/wt.-This 111111011, which compriess the y arishas of Fulham and Hammenendth, has an area of 4,16., acres, cad a population 0f04, 0 09. Inmates of union, 426 (last Christmas 386) ; men, 162 ; w00m5,1163 ; children,lll. Out-doer poor, 1,333 (lad yoar 1,676) ; &delta 948; chil dren, 686: Mns=msday fare-Boast beef and plum podding ad Nilson, with 1 pint of porter each adult, with tobacco, muff, Ac. ; apples, =urges ;le., to children ; bread and butter and plum cake for tee. Ingredients of plum-p udding , 91 lbs. natio& 70 lbs. currants, 170 lbs. Goer, 77 lbs. met, 3 6 0 sods. 70 lbs. sugar, 21 lbs. mixed peel, 4 lbs. mixed spice. and j lb. nutmegs, with 7 gallons cit new milk. Ball deoorated, and an entertainment green in evening. Increase of in-door poor, 41 ; out, 68. Total iscrease, 99 ter. Lsossan, Snow immu.-Population. 129,333; area, 320 Wei. In the workhouse, lEvagAlond-road. 1,116 (last year 1,106): men 474, women 672, children 69; out-door fever, 3,726 (last year, 3,703). At Brentwood: Children, 429; vagrants during week, 612. Imbeciles in the house, 193; at Coluey Batch, 127; Donnell, 31; other asyluma, 23: total imbecile or iamb. , 376. Christmas-day fare :- Breakfast and suzer, tea Rod bread and batter ; dinner, lb. roast beef, lb. plum pudding. bleed and potatoes. and a pint of emu and Danbury, tobacco, snuff, fruit, Ac. At childien's establishment, Brentwood, juvenile band played, and various entertainments were given. Christmas pudding: flour 224 lbs., pintos 224 lbs., currants, 140 lbs., suet 112 lbs., milk 10 Fallon& eggs 600, peel, Ac. Price of articles of provisions generally cheaper than last year. increase of poor, 33. fir. Grooms's-to-re E-Esirr.-Extent, 222 acres; popts lotion, 60,000. Under Mr. tiathorne Hardy's act ground has been purchased for an additional infirmary, toe site adjoining the present workhouse. Inmates of house, 1 4 71 (last year, 909) ; children at Plealset school. 306 (last year, 303) ; out-duor poor, 2,732 (last year, 2,98.1); total in and out-door . ror irres pective of lunatic., 3,911 (last Christmas, 4,1,,). Fare, roast beef. plum pudding, baked potatoes, and pint of porter. Children, fruit, Ac. On Monday an entataininont us the dining-hall, with cake and glass of wine each on breaking up. Holiday on Box ing-day. Decrease in poor, 266. ST. Lrzx, 11/DDLIIIIKC.-Fstent, 240 square acres ; population, 66,000. Under the Metropolis Poor Act no steps have been yet taken to erect an infirmary, but schools are about to be built in conjunction with the =jawing parish of Clertenwell. At present 160 children are at eabools at Mallet and Mile-end. Inmates of work house, 933 933 (last year 866) ; men, 30 4 , woman; 462; • 187. Out-door poor, 2,329 (WS Parr 2,211, re, men, • women, 882; children, 1,113, Christ mas Vb. road beef, Ilb. potato= and 110. with fruit, Itc. 3601b5. 1121bs. met, and 3001C d rer. Increase on in-door poor, 68; oa out-door poor, 118. Total Messes, 186. won Lima, Comroak.-Local authority can give no opinion of the operation of Mr. Hardy's act, not having oou same to _yodge. In-door poor, 663 (last Christmas, 622 ) ; 256; women, 267; children, 3 °. No return as to oat-door poor. Children at dbarict school, Penge. Christmas fare for adults, Boz. roast beef, 12 om . plum pudding, 4 or.. bread, 41b. potatoes, and one pint of. porter. Children in proportion, with half a pint of porter. Decrease of in-door poor as compared with last year, 60. WHITZMATEL ITNION.-Inmates of workhouse 903 (last Christmas , 9831; men 398, women 474, childr en 31. Christmas fare: Extia tea, sugar, and batter morning and evening ; dinner, half-pound roast beet, 1 lb. of pots- toes, llb. plum pudding, and 1 pint of Trueman's porter, with tobacco and snuff for adults. and oranges and sweets for children. Ingredients of pudding :-Flour, 4901b5.; suet, 2401b5. ; raisins, 6 cwt. ; currants, 2 cwt. ; peel, 281 be. ; spice, 2lbs. • eggs,l44 , and salt, 61be. No return of out-door poor ; decrease in in-door poor, 80. Hoisons UNION.-Area, 160 acres; population last census, 44,299. Inmates of workhouse-men, 184; women, 261; children, 187 ; total, 632 (last year, 602). Christmas fare-Roast pork, plum pudding , Ac. Ingre dients of pudding-240 eggs, 14u11e. raisins, 66Ibs. cur rants, 140Ibs. flour, 1401 b.. suet, and 61bs. peeL One pint of porter to each adult, with tobacco and snuff, and fruit for children. Coat of Christmas dinner about 401. A concert and entertainment by chiliren in the evening. Nothing extra to out-door poor. 7he guardians are at war with the Poor-law Board on the imbject of erecting infirmary, Are., under the new act. Increase in in-door poor, 30. Wier Loaoon Valor& -No bee Wing under the new act has been erected, the attempt to amalgamate the union with Cleikenwell having been defeated. Inmates of the workbox's) at Holloway. 476 (last If sr, 678) ; men,l62 ; women, 2g3; eaildno, 40. Most of the children are farmed at the Central London District School, Hanwell. Christmas fare : Roast beef, dos. • potatoes, 120 z. • pudding, 12m. • porter, 1 pint; tobacco, mu ff , and fruit. Png: flo or, 2 cwt. ; met, 14 cwt. ; raisins, 21 cwt. • currants, I} cwt. • 211bs. mixed peel, 61b.. spice, and 661 be. sugar. (No rein= of out door poor) ; decrease on in-door poor 103. Sr. Onmilsnotaz- Fauns . -In ihe house, 729 (last y ear , 902) ; um, 296 ; boy& 17 ; women, 307; 11069 20 . At Holoisoourt and Edmont=, 193 (last year, 1 1) ; out door poor, 1,246 Oast year, 1,989) ; adults, 626; ehildros, 619; tramps for weak, 120 (last year, 79). Fare: Boast beef, Ilb. ; potatoes, eif M.; plum pudding, ilb ; potter, 1 pint ; and taboo= and muff, and fruit for chlldren: Decrease= the in-door poor, 81; and on out-door, 744 ; total decrease, 826. Sr. Gooaosorsta-lLurrem, Soorireux. - Inmates, 416 (last year, 488) ; men, 160; women, 241; children, 14 ; out-door, 2,712 (last year, 3,317). Imbecile and children at Mitcham. Fare : Road beef, plum pudding, and vege tables ad libitum, and pint of Darcley'sportm, with tobaooo, snuff, fruit, in. Decrease on in-door poor. 23 ; onout door poor, 606. Total decrease, 628. MILS.XXD, OLD-TOWN.-Ares, 881 acres; population, 86,000; houses, 12,000; poor rate, 9d. in the pouud per quarter ; vestry rates, 6d.; total, 6s. in the pound per year. Inm a te, 620 (last year, 674) ; men, 178 ; women, 244 ; children, 198 ; lun a tics , 173; out-door tr, 2,313 (last year, 2,608). Week out relief, 13.11. . r 2d. (last year, 131/. 9s. 11d). Camel poor relieved during the year, 19,896, viz., men, 12,883; women, 4,621; children, 2,210. Like period prior to the Metropolitan Poor Act passing but 6,371. Tbe Christmas fare was 41b. roast beef, 11b. baked potatoes, 111). plum pudding, and one pint of porter; apples, nuts, oranges, toys, ftc., for children and =bodies; muff and tobacco for the aged. Price of bread per owt., 12a. 3d. (last year, 17..) ; flour, 36e. 6d. (last year, 615.) Decrease on in-poor, 64; on out-door, 396 ; total decrease, 449. St. Mown= Barns. -Area of parish, 760 acres; POpulatiis about 120,000; total inmates of work house, 1,312; men, 642; women, 692; _boys, 38; erh, 39; daily average in the house, 1,263 (lid year. 4363) • out-door poor, 2,641 (same period las e t h r u t n i i ,o4ol; and infirm, 673 • able-bodied, 676 ; l 390 Oat relief : mosey 'BB4 2s. • kind, 62/. 17a. Od. • total, 1101. 19a. 10d. beet year, 1211. 7s. 4d.) _ &now , each Inmate : to& resit bad, lb. baked potato= 11b. plum pudding, isff ass pima of porter. Manses on ia. door poor 1, 10; en *sided poor, 407 ; total de arded_ll7. liAz — T KammAzar,DIJIMOIMINAL—Nr. Ifardy's art in is oparatAwa. bat the weelles et embeds miler ire pro visions 3r is andipratke. At pant N.lOipa are at school M Bottom Inmates of wltr ea : (Ise par, 676) ; Ewa, 193 278 ; 67 ; os6-deor poor, 1,207 Oast Chriolmak MU) ; sot beMeAS7O; abla.bedied, 177 ; shildeakooo. Christmas s Mast beef sad pl a r t adiag. DORINISS ea iarloor paw, 117 ; it on poor, 10; total damask IL 9r. Oz.svWe , acurawsaa.—Mr. .hrow tie arader, le suable to give say elalieries se to the nos sr se iamb, of the bastes al Ma beaseevar abbe be but Ilr. Matthew Jaws irides Mae of reset beef (ribs sad rouade) ad Maus pad- Mom beer de., supplied to each adult, bai snaps, Illajie swim& Lagoa Thermo! 1101COOL-1!b mat Odense M are e City of oad= aies, sad about MN Mitres hen farmed L oat by V mime parishes, but Sere are peat eartplaiste of the wannaeue sort, in=ate reach se Us. N. bead per we* ; ela Ara is slanged as alllo2lrwa per diag NW& • .111111,1223 1 401.04r4RY RAILWAY RORRBRY y k, 4WD 0111114 tel , _ _ Thrmi s ale alelainglima Folios-mart, cm Thursday, &VA a laboartag arm, was dim* with amileshing Thomas Oarto, a momager guard in &amnia of the Louisa sad Narth-Weitora ladway, sad with deals( from the games ma of a Dab of width wee- Mir was is sharp a smii-boo. ciabbahfaboat SR is nosey. Mr. Yottora., lanistar (inatruated by Kr. B. limes), appeared for the prometkon ; the Orme was sot reprobated by attsesey. The guard prelisbary emainaties. lie mid that re istazday sight last be was I. Merge of a Mk from liverpool, Mich Me duty etched at Stafford at Lit At that Mhos a bergs sea =agorae tho plaited samirbege, width ia kb vaa for it the woo - wpm, of to oiliest at the swims stations down to Re seseived 21 lelp allo WWI hoard =2 tam Mows tioluds wise solleeled. Tbe bad dim shileiy wed bed travdied Moat • er w ili r Kole, whoa be bleed a sadist " mirk stood bis book; ofmallasa=bis ( lam wee methoeed ems albrwarde proved to be orossoto) uli V e sei, a laming seam. tics, mg deptived bib at flor the tine. He bad now, ia *ask asemered die of oily am eye. when he bad bobs& el the Illmoisghma baba he mild ems jab selkiently to socartala that hie sash-boz was gale ; bat be lid W van, or loot at the momeat of tbs semi& see anyone at a .6 on the step of the ma as if had hlioatf ili ts added eat at the time of the robbery the traia was (airs at each a weed that, used m was to plebs ia mad oat of trains in aistim, he would sot lave likad to bare moped el it TM story of the resonator, as it will le mesa, don sot elect the prisoner is my way ; bat the police ere bi peasemion of a chin el fests wkidi go far to identify bus as the perpsbatar ad the outrage. It will, Nib. nait imonbaMa, be shows that the priamer, as Abe vary day of ths robbery, the pozeimtap ed scum beamte at N • tbat of kookiest can, or tilimglea owlish vie found is the guard's a ma, sad hem whisk the burning fluid was throwa, be low to the primmer • that at tha tine et Ms appre hension lie wi nk rewily ei creosote. TM police a m lso os ey found is pr b*, iesser's by homs ayi e a NUM over MIL The be amousied for ng that it Vol to to a sick de width he was freamer • aid is doe robbery he deckled SOMlllay Won God that was as innocent as any gentisessa ia.mart entails Ma deck. The prboser was remiaded for • week. POIZION MAIM. tkozworrows, 11.—The Howe Mail stawaddp Oaks, from New York, whoa km at • p.n. to-day. OM lamed *I raw of audio, aod proceeded far 14 at IL* to* flutrowirroo, Use. 116.—Tbo amid Amebas etwitaar Holoatia, Row New York on Ow IS* boa antra" biro with paraoopera for this port, Havre, awl Saviolostg; 0 woks at otialo, *An dais. fa spade far Lawton, MOM isle. Aar Paris, and 6,126 dela. for Hamburg. Oa the lard Wit is spoke*. Afatritaa ship Daniel Webster, bawd we* CHRISTMAS Own AT ElANDRlNMlAll.—Rotstith stautdiog the absence of the Prince and Prisons of Wales from Lnglar.d, the labourers and tenants of his royal highness, together with the widows and others, have re ceived the usual Christmas present, from their royal high nesses. On Chri.tmas-eve these gifts were distribute! by Mr. E. Berk, the agent of his royal highness, in the usual dining room of the royal mews. The gifts consisted of presents of beef to all the cottage tenants., the number of pounds corresponding with the number of family, as also to the waxen d labourers and widows, and of money to the single men. There is but small Chance of their royal highnesses making a stay at bandainghain for ODIZIO time to come, as there Le no probability of the new mansion being completed for snottier year. The gold medal, given annually for com petition amongst the pupils of the (hammer School, has been won this year by_lllader Adderley Bernard Howard, the ODD of Mr. John Howard, of Sutton. The sub jects of examination this year were mathematics, and divinity, and the examiner was the Rev. Y. J. Weds house. There were five competitors, and the result was as follows:—Howard, 666 marks; beeper, 643; Kindle, 618; Garland, 422; Cornish, 330. CHRISTMAS IN THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES. —The several Roman catholic churches presented yester day the appearance they usually wear at this mason. being not only hung round with green branches, but in many cases decorated with rich htiaanaggimnggss In cones querns of a direction used by Archbishop 11010 Sing before his departure for Rene, there was no midnight mass on Christmas eve, but several of the religious o rder s had midnight mar, to which aindasion was obtained by ticket, given by the superiors he eniembers of the oongre -811601- Al turn principal Rama s; Church. St. m a w % Mee/side the Very R. VeriOn — Gilbert — " a oa Lw subject of the day . to a very large cangregaboo, and afterwards made an earned appeal for the Providence-row Night Refuge, for which a collection was made immediately after the sermon. Bt. George's Southwark, the church of Bishop Grant, was also at the various services. The music at this church, con ducted by Herr Lutz, is always of • first-rate character. At Christmas the beautiful " Adeste Fadeless" is sung in all Roman catholic churches. The music patella, at the Italian church. Hattca-Uarden, and at Canon Oakley's church, Islington, was especially impressive, as there was at each a full orchestral accompaniment. The poor inmates at the several charitable institutions had yesterday a special treat, app . rpriate to the festive occasion. CHRISTMAS PUDDMO lii BARltACKB.—There are two of the inmates of each room who do not go to church. The clever pudding-maker and • sab of his selection are left to cook the Christmas dinner. This, as regards the exceptional dainties, is dose at the barrack-room Ins, the cc ok-house being in use only for the now-deigned ration meat and for the still simmering puddings. The bandy man cunningly improvises • roasting-jack, and •erects • screen, oonsietang of bed-quilts spread on a Mime of up right forms, for the . purpose of retaining and throwing back the heat. He as a most versatile genius, this handy man. Now we see him in the double character of cook and salamander, and anon, he develops a special faculty as • clever table-decorator as weU. This latter quali fication asserts itself in the face of difficulties which would be utterly discomfiting to one of less fertility of resource. There is indeed • large expanse of table in every barrack room ; but the War department has not yet thought proper to consider private soldiers worthy to enjoy the luxury of table-linen. Yet bare boards at a Christmas feast are horribly offensive to the eye of taste. Something must be done; something has already been done. Ever since the last WOO of clean sheet. OW Or two whole-could fellows have magnenimeeslyebjused these luxipries nee loomo ribber,. fian-like; they have lain in blankits, and saved their sheetsin their pndine cleanliness where withal to cover the Christmas table. So now these are brought forth, not mow white owt, nor of a damask texture, being indeed somewhat othy in their ap l• but still they are hameasuralsiy advance of the arTioards ; and when the covers are laid with each man's best knife and fork, with slink additional r ware borrowed of a beesat married woman, a c iin e ai the dainty sprijgs of evergreen slack cm every available coign, ths - West is triumphantly enlivening. By the time these preperations are complete, the men are back from church ; and after a brief attendance at stables to water and feed, they assemble fully droned in the bar rack-room, hunly east. The cap tain enters the room, and pro tonal asks whether there are • any complaints A chorus of "No, sir," is his reply ; and then the oldest soldier in the room, with profuse blushing and stammering, takes up the running, thanks the oldest kindly in the name of his comrades for hie generosity, and wishes him a " happy Christmas and many of 'em " in return. Under cover of the responsive cheer, the captain makes his escape, and admatation visits the sergeant-major's quarters to fetch the allowance of beer which forms part of the treat. Then all fall to and at ! Ye gods, how they eat! Let the man who affirmed before the Recruiting Commis sion that the present scale of military rations was liberal enough show himself now, and then for everhide his head! The troopers seem to have become sudden converts toCar lyle's theory on the eloquence of silence. It reigns supreme, broken only by the rattle of knives and forks, Sad an occasional gurgle, indicative of a man judiciously stratifying the solids and liquids, for a space of about 20 aumutee, by which time, be the fare goose or perk, it Is, barring the bones, only " a memory of the pad: The puddings, turned out of the towels in which they have been boiled, then undergo the brunt of a fierce amok ; but the edge of appetite has been blunted by the Ant courre, and with most of the den a sadism of podding goes on the shelf for supper. I nte soldier is very sensitive on the subject of his Geietmae plaikaag. l iteesmhse once seeing a cook put on the table and "strapped " for allowing the pudding to disk to the be& tom of the pot for lack of stirring.—Cdiet As*, tee January, edifed by Anthony Trollops. WIN= ON TUN BuFroLx COMlT.—Azoioaoool4 Bvvroz.z, Duo. 24.—About six o'clock this niumig (Inborn dr. J. Osborne, the Peed lifeboat of the National Ufe. boat Institution stationed at this platio,_ pet oil in OW; a signel al distress from the brig Y odels, of The esseel. which was found to be simmiensd, bed run bete and Mimesis& the mimeo Dismood, of Gook, and the lads was making so mask water that the crew wore obliged to run her an a Amok whines the master, mai% and a boy were taken on heard the lifeboat and mist Laded. The Ms of the brig's mew is unknown. *add be sided that the 111Ment Is mused the Paw afire Oimisin ltila boa Pe7 ILI/I n who hes *Mac the peel two_ leers in ir= lemensi WM% needy ;sum for tbe Oeplata Paseo is these son of the lets Ifieg-Usetenegi Paseo, who wee with the Onseertal Nelson at the bald* d Trebled, end is the clad constable of FROM LAM' worm GAMMA ~~ Ts amsnadar st 11aMaidMiwesseL M ;l p =tioWe i a E rstas . Amain,Walsa, Jim. 74 11. 11 me, Luise Odom kirehinglaa debar. NadmaltwiL Onamtim, Oztanimbset, dementer, ass. 111, at 1. SIF, Imo , easst °B6l - Bbil wadrelr i* way, gm a a . l: t b i litiog Jas. It, at 1. MA L DP.. , Peekima, w fw ta lega t . = . . l k a t t t Dm, Arnow Upper italloway, chew wagers Jas 7, ems, lowaxo. Wastminstwbrldgamead, atepestaLian. id, ad I. OeurawaL Masiniews. Upper Zessistites4wae, Kanningtoa, merdesst, NI U. OmaL Owego ihreraberlsad-atiest, iltrand, mph:We ismesilessr, Jac Wet IL l oins, Jam Nialitagersawe. ItimialLeaws, Neely abehlis r, L COWING, Hoar, liantem bider, Jim. 11, at IL Bomar ohms= Jas. 14, at It Emus, *wow% , Jamie, at I. leveourr. Ilmara, will Jews Oim, Gahm loam City, walks Jan. 11, at 1. Taw, imam, Palremadreat, My, • rizthaderst Portbale _VW Wier, Jam IL at It Jan. 11, 11. riumemi, Jo st u, Ilmestpetzset, Ilieshasp-road, cabinet rsakm, .whaa Outman% Clemiand-lammogardies, Kosingtos biteeteal pointer, Jan. 10, at IL Omen, Now Nowirr, Aseimr-Wlas, Wathannwprove;plumber, Jam. 11, at 1. Goer:cm, Jaw, Prfaseweezed, Cawdiamouare, accountant, Jan. 14_4 1. Gamma, Wiumn, Farnborough, fansar,Jan.7, at 1. NAIITLITWALTB_IIR LOWS, 11111111011111.0111114, 0111111111111, f, at IL /bank JACOB, Wentwortlowtmet, Opitaldelds, graregrooer, Jan. IL at 1. Jmnimna, inn; Ptiniewhisee, lalmatat-equarit, cigar mer. chant, Jan. 1111, at 11. Jamas, au maa Own., iityddeltoawail, Harway, hake, Jan. 7, at 11. Jonas, Cammases, widow, Illschhastb Jan. 11, at U.. Lanes, Womme. Oxford-market, vistsaller, Jan. 14, at 1. Lama, Arniaaw drums, New Haw% Flew, copper with, Jan. 11, at 1. TAIRIARD. 01108011. eibsebara•-•61111. Elandford•eguare, hum and edam it Warm, Jan. i, at 11. 11•11.11DAZ, 011011101 Dam, Hadley-Mrs* Kentith-town, mat dealer, Jan. 7, st Nam's, Tams LltWhimpten, enisem, em Jan. 110. at I. s. Nows„Taussa, Cattle NW" lininsed Whistler, Jaa. it, at 1. Noma, Jos. Camuma, Meet Unhitch, builder, Jaa.7, at I. Nomm,Owsion.rserzWeet,latingten,thewanange,Jszi24,stl2. Puce, Taoism Jew, Doesitwlmet, deck, Jos. IL at It. Rsiasom, Aver, Lloyd-eqr.,Clatenwell, milliner, Jan. 2 5 . at JUITIOLpIi, WILLIAM. D0714110.011116i. Hichiga muting proprietor, Jan. 18, at 2. Pica, Hamv, Brighten. itheatwater, Jan. 11, at 12. Baum, Hams Elms, Vtwent-ternim, laliagton, dealer in job real, Jas. la, at Z. harrow, Wiums, Chtesimen, Surrey, plumber, Jan. 112, at 1. Buircurrs, Ammar, Great Dovavatieet, Borough, Refreshment Owe Iseagm. Jan. IL st 11. Timmy, Maw, mist Holbors„ clerk, Jan. 7. at I. Tolman+, Wiums, Nampiterd-road, augicsa, Jan. 7, at 12. WIMIT NATIOASIRL WILLMI, Aldershot, mown, Jan. it, at I. Wen it,./ sauta, Ledbury-road, Bayswater, boot maker, Jan. 7, At 1. %Veins, Tams. W Luaus. Wood- t. North, Goswell-road, Jan. au, a I. Wino, WILLIAM %%MUM, liurasteal, carpenter, Jan. 11, st 2. . At the respeettre Diarlet Courts. Assuan', Gamow, Dartmouth, brielunaker, Jan. 2, at 12. Amour., Omen; Hahne, leuteaabire, joiner. Jac. 12, at 94. Aarirsoa, Timms, Leicestemh.,eiaatie esti maauf.,Jan. 12, at AMMON. JIM., Kingston-upon-Dull, It-hang-boat owner, Jan. 12, atl2. Puna, WILLIAM, Burnham, SOMMIKiAbire, plumber, Jan. 4. at 11. 11 , Jeer re, Hun.let, Yorlothire, eith proprietor. Jan. vs, at 13. BARTLETT, Cbitterne All eni_ ,nts t 111.•EP,11311101111,linakmannouth,Dwtuon.itle nun, ..Jan.K.atl 2. Boy arty, Swam , Cbealita, groom, Jam. 8, at 2. Its•..i., At a , Chard, Domereetabire, baker, Jan. 5, at 1. Baas la, I sap. Barrow-in-Furnew, painter, Jan. 4, at 10. ti.a k:x ca . , in helix, Staffordshire. MIDI?, Jan. 5, at 12. 1A111 . 11.11, Asrw.er, Sunderland, draper, Jan. N, at 12i. t • liolle7 o l,J•MEE.Tyllaraley,lMllll4l.,lTTlMTElollderler,Jan.l3.at 1. D•‘10. SAMUEL, Kolingbury, Northampton, baker, Jan. 9, at Pi. Imes,, Jura. Brighton, builder, Jan. 6, at Dana [TT, WILLIAM, Liverpool, dealer in Man Jan. 7, at 3. Eras, J•nas, Wolverhampton, aim tribe , J an. 4, at 1 2 . Fut !so, Wui u is,thrleston, Suffolk, MA Merchant Jan. 9, at 12. tiorusaso Sarum * J Neweastle-upon-Tyne. tailor, ail. la, at 12. GOO JIM DI, anes, Salford, lodging-houre keeper, Jan. 14, at 94. Gomm v,Airaao, Houghton Items,Bedtordsture,baker,Jan. 1, at it. (; 000, La, Burnley, Lanesahire. coal minor, Jan. 11, at & S•LL, TNOSIAII. Catena, Yorkshire. tailor, Dee 30, at 10. Hutto WoOD. JOE.. LAYEZpOOL, fruit dealer, Jan. 6, at 3. Ha lanai as,Thowas,&4ly Ouk,Worceatershire painter,JamticatlO. Eras, Taiinas, Ilminater, Someneetanre, inntetralan.4. at 10. Jan loom, bestirs, Garaton,Lanewhinsmallware ,Jan. 7 . B ,at3. /AMU, Joann, Upper Stonnall, Staffordshire, bamboo:re kas•per, Jan. 4, at 11. JMIEMIT_ L S WIUJAII, Dudley, umbrella maker, Jan. 11, at H. BURT. Bridgeorth, Shropthire, grocer Jan. 18, at 12. JOMPSOII. SoMMT, Bowden, Yorkshire, joiner, JUL 7, at 12. Kay, Pauthrm., Dolton, draper,Jan. 10, at Id. Lawros, Osows, Yorksbne real math., Jan. 4, at IL Lam, Orizosby. limoslnahlre. shipowner, Jan. 13, at 12. I.IO4IIITT,CMAIMALIA=Me. MEWL, bOOl lomat, JIM. M:), at IN. lAMODOII, DAVID. I' err', Olashonpada., draper, Jan. 6, at 11. Maclean, Cuawas Draws ar, Llarpool, bookkaper, Jan. & at 3. Wawa'', Plymouth, baker, Jan. 9, at If. Durham, grocer, Dec. 31, at 11. movie= dealer, Jan. 7 at 12. rars.kossaar Guinan, datitia.. - Wt. Xaar. &mono', Wirminb.;.... I an. 4. at 12. amain, Brans, it Little Bohan, Laseashfre,3oilii, Jal - . at It. liaavairt, 'art, Mathis, illideanither. Jan. Id, at 10. Sat sunny, S/CMAIM. M. Ives, Cornwall, grow, Dee. 31. at S. Sea um. WILLIAM Barna; nigher Trauma', Chentire, cocomisaion agent, Jan. likal Srmtsatca Santa,, Cokbester, baker, Jan. 16, at 12, Da MULISWILLIAIRWMACSMACE.COMUIMMIMIIMP,,WaIer, ja6.i4das. 81 - 4719 1.7 11101 th5, Kieffotta - uP OII-11011 . to'<esallog, Jar A, at l i. Balla, =say, Northampton, Preset. Jan. 9, at 10. Br seaLAMD. JAMIE, Wimberne W 111%:.“., forset a tat e ' shom a k ff, Jan. 6, at 11. TALMO?, Joan, ISZlMlol4 . 4llag,.aTar, wow, Jam. 8, at 12. Tuoaaa, Joie, liverpool, er, Jan. S. at 11. Tunieragros. WILLIAM, BtadTOK Moor, Yorkshire, bccrbouae loner, Jan. 8 at W. V ,Bmwarup,Oakenthstes, &mph. trietnaller„Janth.at IL W•LIMIL,CI . Chathire, butcher, Jan. 11, at 10. W , Jensen, York, coal dealer, Jan. tl, at 10. Warm wortni,Narwsion.,lrosiville.Derbyth Jabourer.Jan AM 12. lyxn a, Wiu.san, nin.,Alresta. Warwieksh.„ Jan. 4. at 12. WHITE, JORWEII, Leicester, boa and shoe manuS., JIM. 12, It 11. Wm irathoo, Monis, Manchester, hatter, Jan. 5, at 11. 11 YA611107011, War, Jan. 9, at 11. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Dee. 22. TWIST SELL, Cumberland-street, Pimlico. tabamotast. Ike. lb. !tune Boom Transom. Chesb~re, architect. DEVLARATIONB OF DIVIDENDS. Patience 11i7asiiOsTi3;;;;r,iielvitiere-r;acl, Lambeth. vete rinary megrim -Ist dividend of 11. 94d., Dee. 30, end subse quent Wednesday, at Premise; Basingliall-street. EDWARD DEEM thrto-lane, City, wboleole stationer-Ist divi dend of ,d. Dee. 30, and subsequent Wedneeday, at Prayers, CM•It1.101 kikaLlll, Carlton-square, New -MOON will e dealer—lst dividend of :Os., Dec. 30, and thr ee subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwatda's, Basingball-street. Jolla Utitlo.. Aldpate IDA-street, and Newgatc-market, carcase buteber—let dividend of Ye. 70., Dee. 30, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, .Besingball-etrest. AI TIM WILLIAM ( oos, N i t =bans, welter —lrit dividend of Ys. *d., any )(today, at 4, N WILLIAM TYSON. WOMAN* joiner —tat dividend of U. 3d.. any Wednesday, at Turner's, T 111011•11 Dowse, Liverpool, ale merehaat—lat dividend of le., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Limped. C. Z. Leresesoos (separate estate) , Limps**, produce broker — let dividend cd ad. env y. at'! _ Tumor's. Liverpool. up'r Divmasb aminoq. . _ Jaa. 11. J. X Pamir, Saar* Yorkaldra, drawiehrair. 11. O. Mailmen, Leloortar, wasager to a waelatopkr—Jaa. t. IL Bathers. Madan, eonfeetionsr—Jaa. 0. H. Leda. Livers* cigar laaparter—Jaa. L W. J. Harris i a mg. vrapool. marakent —Jan. PI W. J. kat marudnotriter— Jas. la. D. alsz Canwrwartilre, videsallar—Jan. 4. W. C. Abwdoen. I baritones keeper—Jan. IS. T. Lawmen sad W. X et Mary•aza, ally, loather factors —Jan. l& T. Lows" W. Mortissore, sad P. B. Wander, lavarpool, Wawa baton—Jaa. Pl. J. Z. Dimes. Liverpool, wilts nswebint—Jan. M. J. B. Prichard and J. X Croft. Lwow pool, oil mardiants. PAIIMIXIXTPII DIBBOLTZD. E. Dorerty and W. Radolllf ou t4=l. priner•—T. Jones and O. four assleas—W. &debt: sa in d is nalakar TalYaan aaiditose. wadi= mretwata—J. A. Tang and Z. C. Pelkw, Deptford, iriekasakenr-0. P. Yorwood and T &vision xnerehaa to —T. J. linekton, Pan., .anerriff iA =. William-street, aocanntaats— J. B. Brook and K. J. dee** brasiers—H. Conger and O. Adam, Wrvil- cod, Lambs*. and else where, timber seareeants—John Poster, see., W. Pster, Jonas Porter, A. B. Foster, and John Foshan Jun., Cgreensbnrl and (*sobers, Yorkvbirs, worsted spinners, 0/ far r lMPanla John Foster, ern.— O. Molatt and It. H. Balms, Fanebnreirstreet, tea merehanta—S. °oddest sad E. Webb, Upper Otroggestrect. Brysnotone-square, builders — J. H. Jubb and C. B. Jultb. Rocker hem, tallow chan dlers —L Bichardoes sad J. Hauser. Man chester, nwrobant•— W. Antra,ll. Whittingbara, and W. H. Withasto, itathentonertiree. kincburr. li4=phee printers H. Crania, and O. Uedge, 'f Moray-road, Toll park. builders —W. Osborne . Jun., and J. Davis, estrum e-row, Hownptart, boot seasufacturers —N. Marsden J. Haigh, and E. Marsden, Dewsbury. joiorrs—J. %%man Intl T. Watkins's. Bradford, hosiers. 1100TCH EZIWEETILVIIONIL Joan Qrinuir and WILLIAM RAID, Etlinturgb, prinkes, Doe. 31, at Dow. We Rooms, Edinburgh. ALM X•NDAM WIEAOM, Kiberadzow, LMAIIALMhirM, MlATier, JUL 5, at the Clydesdale Hotel, lanarti. Gamma Smarr, Edinburgh, auttkoser, Jan. It, at Buchanan's Toorrame BAIL Ildiabergh. am. Prams NUL= TO ALL Immo'? Iltsaroori.— = ~,,, e= res intvW UMW •*-- ... I,— • et ,•'•• . ' • tp.., ..L. S ... :2. If L— . . E , 4 s ~... . ik MAIIIIITS. BlloAll.—Diturroi., )A.—hero barn bees a fair demand, sad fall lave bees eileisi for both raw awl Wiwi The yeodws markele dosed WA" 101 the M hammy mit. LACS AND ECNlZlNY.—Nowiwisitoo. Deo. 14.-21 woo s sr dome or IS am to repel la the loss trodle. INA& too tams* la nod the isms twoot as It los Um for dos loot tew is There hos rte . o leaf MOI/11 1:11 . Ihri t ii n te this week tits husiorm doss Wig with 311111dpik sad there tows ho boss Mhos ter the elate& Us how toad* stet esotiwaso hartid. sowisotoswes of dr inithoest at the mom Urns tuwoht soy Om at the prestos* tooth's poloss.—“ Nollbehon Jeursol."' COTTOX.—/ay. a Dec. IL—The cotton siottet opened Wetly on Ftiday. hi 1. till 41,01•11 ot the day the demend and new hoe purelmeoe IMIll• made. Weft bp , the beds. Illmigg aloe the rho IWO tI3.P. at d=lPot Ita moose% bet en Way there was We sal arisli the brims has eastires4 tale Is onbeen, the yea de re with hut MY amps hem the ers =tiens et lei week. It Sr bland War ogle= bit bat NAM an SSW ilebillk =lMitriritach =. d a me a t the nosintime et.. . ...... Ms boo ii eisidestimermdowil i s Monet a er= r a ps r theet beta . _3_ln:be boon etsailise. ta Lebo Viir tits en a toll avenge ienottat. Pries of tair notate doe about them is welts% Irit 111181.14. ovi r troor ir r ifi l i zr, enema PO well*. Wm the week kip leni s TM=llll . l•Vha i th ii . a .. ll • l ! B ! WO WWI% bat 4. at treeless Ms& - Wilkie age 16.600 — W00. gi vbNi tAk al• to `newt ea 4 epoodetleo. — COTTON lballb.—A pal %my . z o lsz i aa Taft teirra me ." .., Maulers Aar Tarlare• rebriber 4,7,4 rein. awl MEW 1111.4•01111 illialSlll bra amehmestii-diar. MI sum beim a Val fi r . awl arm arab awl war. le i is la br sareetse i i ii 6 3 a mber s i d na o r amarram ea Elba aorearmarea arietstat ak Se Wise at green orsky as la bora padrere so gay a owl deal et brims las bur &au bear is k" a kWh el digging nem Mawr ale mu bra beak Is boo lama fiber than ter OfloWar bat air bar bra raft at _ Wee tat* ~Ram mg T aw . rod Mae rim arra* gmaarally dery Isvagt. Tiro der aar i g bee tam ray risk are lam as rapearrala ea ertli Taarlur. be soft al Ur warbeare ead pare e l i t 4 . sew re ups* a remerra =wally err ridgy ee be eber ft a her Or Min( lii Milailf. WOOL AND wamprzn.—BiAD...,.Dic:lll.—Ornetereiet. need i ii eemene. dmeneteeiees the wool.meriont today. The IN eneenheedy Waite ba g . goo, swat inerbollsy Moods). with e r mine btra. MIL • //00/ indenmes is the Mink of the ewe par* aged ed tag' laWs—qua Mkt asd nese ate iodised to 0m. 04 satitipodies et a sevivd trade early in the new v s , Choke Matte weds are still ram la demand. while middle toi istatior torte are greatly molested. Penes are extremely b.. with a alidaalar b the MIS a . 1 1 10.1 iige4 Ot which the sepogy is more meaty. The tame lames; Is apprent in yam. The hooneni don.. WOMBS is very snail. Nipert merehants, wbo tematly reedy in two-fell yams, item ndw dies. hued ts riot beeinges, and top-fold yarns consequmitly me g a imegbelwil. Thine le aim Moe doing in Ws super, ~.f ie absent Welt Teo miwalwo to ooneed.e the rates current ie neater. There is no sew feetwe to notice in the tree. UM.. dpignme are well enepleyed en old omitmets. Coloured and 4.m.. *dm yarns me are is favour; but the dentand ish,w avenge. Prices sew very dm The piem trade continues wry tat Osman all matimouted eserets are doing a Mine beoliem •kw buyers gauche/gag shiMt:y tr,,x Meat She Uwe inerthasta ite ms ite unwilling to rue beiges they have reduced their pe es storls ed..% have doom a tendeney to accumulate. The Amer , iean m. oa/ pleas exam very sparingly. There MI no great of mend. not so to the Memediate future. Primo. are steadily maintained CORN.-11nunsonan, Dsc. N.—At this day's mark. t them was • good supply of wheat, and the trade ruled doll . t o t n t reduction was submitted to. Parley unaltered ; le« , a Oats only found buyers in limited quantities.. cheaper. Peas mattered. BasuToL Dec. 116.-011 our market to-day these ws,. mpply of a bets wheat, whieb found ft.uly Mayen at an advav, of to. pt quarter. ; not murk ; doing in Lionar : but ral , rss to. per qr. dearer. Kahane' barley In Ruud r, quiet, at an unprasemmt of la. bar. per qr.; nrinding but not active. A fair trade prelim in nets, at yet Wtt3elpritss. Indian corn 6d. per qr. dheaper. Deans dull. WIT Br. Eunueu , s, Dar. id. —Our market to-day wa m.ll tt. tended, the supply of wheat war nand, and a fair trot,. at the rates of lad Wednesday. An ry abort supply of math:4 barley was an oder, all of which taken od at random pnes., bib. per qr. being given in several matanors. Ar.tag r. - Wood, 7221 qua, 495. 2fd.; barley, 3 , 1371 yr. , elm. 91d. ; hats, 96 qr, , Jasmine, Dar. 114.—A small supply of all kind. 4 gr Wheat set a antnewhat improved denttod, but tlyte wut tv change in the prim of anything. Wh.vt, won.: tvw, ta 25. 84 . ; white, red, new. ttu. to Ificed. . • barley. new, 14e. tv 16s. dd. ; oat*, potato, Dm, IA. ad. to to..W. Davusa, Dec. K.—The trade in whed eontinay. firm and although we cannot not, any advato., ..pen last w.v-k*. pno.., nearly every lot was eluded, with a ho d.toant. T...: however, u atill email. Barley ia In good demand. a n with L. short ou‘nly, a brisk butanes. wa. d..ne at ko other attach •we have no alteration to not:. B.ut wheat. 21.. dd. to Oa.; best sew ditto, pr. to it 41 r..i, aaa. ni. to lam. Id. ; Levi new ditto, v.. to Larley. 2,•t0 SU beans, hie. to ham. • este, LIGP. to 31, Us. 'Fr..; nee vet. hes, 410 a. to an:. • rye, lt. ; lie 0. to a 4. ; tag: reeved % 311 a. ed.to 7b... _ Gus;esreß lien. —We eau ;nue to tar • shoe somber English sheet at this and the u. ashle.ure z nytrieta., wrist ar readily taken by suffers at the estremc pr.ces of ',at wai. Foreign is us steady minas, at t idly ,Ate tat.:, 31 di ueLoney , more toques d alts r, and far .;r. (rairLuz i retail at 6d. per qr. rare u, y. Th. , -al • for or! • • .atinii • limited, tut last week's turret:l.s are fully tapport..-I. Beat, INN sad maize rather ch. sus r. Lisrots, L e.. Yd. —Our market La+b. n 1,11 to-day r consequence ot thratmas.day fahmt to.nion ow F, Vaca. lisp been a dull trade, at last w. pee are. Parley, • 1,. to Vs Wilier, and tine qualitir , in anal WLt at. rot, 42e. t. 52a. ; white, to Ira. ; Larley. 42, to St- : oda, to 3.14. 11AMMEOTTII. Dn. 24.—Swine our I t.t pir.r, the trade ha ruled cueedingly quiet, Lut without si:era• boa I'l,ol the prenoo. currency. Our market this anemic w., el, n lerly atterletl, an: the prweedings were quite 04 a howl ay character. Toe basilica parsing in any article was very limited, without any quotabk change in value. yaw Lite. 23.—The supply of wh.at was mid llinz, an! samples moved off at fully last week's earn:new.. Barley rarr sparingly to hand, and there was a tine tone in the trade, a• rata, ls. per qr. Luther than those of last we, k. There was *snug supply of oats, for which a moderate urpury took place, at abou: former quotations. The demand for beaus war quiet, at la; week's earmarks ; the show was small. Newer's, Dec. 24.—We had a aolertt! saprls *a. • • day ; the track quiet: last week's tales were Well supported. Tty show of heathy not so large, and sold readily at an advance of la, to 2s. per quarter. Oats and Gan. erm at late quotations. Wassnato, bac. 24.—The majority of our buyers are a! Manchader market to-day, so that oure is very thinly attended, and almost a nominal one, the very little business doing wheat Is at last week's rate. line barley an request, and is ls. dearer ; for oats and beans there is little or no Inquiry. 24.—The market being held to-Jsy, nut ~f course, the badness dotriis '!:" mad the value a e grain may b. con s idered as on eaturday EDIRIVNGIII. Dee. 23.—There was to aselay s markse nd 9rs. wheat, 1.987 r „ .. te i rley, meg eat', sad IS_ quo. bean% were sold— , ; barley, 1,450 qrs. ; °Ws, 1,141 bee.; Wier, 38 0 . to 465.; oats, 24.. tid. Sao.; beans, es. 9.1. qrs. : beano, lit qrs. P rices p. s =penal quarter—Wbeat, C .. to to Ms. CATTLE.—liaisrot, Die. f4.—Owing to the butelvee haring completed their purchases last week, and to the tan of the market coming on a day immediately preceebnir the festival, there was sforcely any boon.. done at th , rattle =sleet to-day. It'e had marvel! a fat animal in the market, and for the few sheep on der there were but few puroharers. A limited number of milch cows and -tore cattle appear-0 in the stalls, but there was no demand for them, and many hal to taken away unsaid. In fart, rear‘ely any purehawro reo-nt : themselves, and no kindness werdiy of Doti.* oeeurre•L t-o exception of an motive demand for the .hart supply -I firm priers, lls. per Waft being obtained for best des<rtyuear baron pitta and porkers. Dec. Z.—There has been a rood , a for fat beasts during the past week. and f,e prime quale, • and ed. per lb. has less paid at the. teal markets. sotto rr• - lent calves have been on omr and hare elianzed hand. a lb. The show of sheep has hem mem,. and some splon 11-1 bare been disposed of at high rates. chiefly for the Curker.eas maikets. There has been a good dowand p .risen at from 10s. RI to lie., mot ha on p.z. teem ro 10, • r score. At the Newport market this day there was az , el e tendanee id both buyer* and sellers, and sales were efeetel the above 4110tath.g1 4 . Waitangi o, Dec. W.—riere wee. a ether mall einerle of fi• rattle and sheep at market to-Jay, but quite enough Si. sica.fe Lae demand. lAA reel's prie,s set. , poppert.d. Beef. be. 6d. per stone of Mb.: tire quality of inut:. , n. errand. 7d. ; inferior, al to eta. ; prh, 70. At !n •. Number of tat beasts at market. Ito; sheep, 14•••• 40 . • kan beasts, IV. Denis, bee. f4.—Very email masker. Warta adeanNel 3-. per cwt. Hest beef, 675. to 7os. ; secondary. eos. ; bed wetha mutton. ; best ewe Old. • veal. lO'l. leaes, sheep, 46 calves. Less ihan 1;4 week's total, till bents. 1,503 sheep, fi nave.. EDlSlalkill. Dee. 111.—There was a fair simply of both fit natle and sheep at market 70-Jay. and a good :learn:Ler Mee effected, at fully last week's prices First quality of mutton. Id. to 7id. per lb. ; seeondarv. did. to 7.1.c0t beef, R. net. to es. per stone of 141 h.; seeenelari, eh. ; =fame % 7s. id ; pork. 7s. 9d. to es. per stone. BrAtitrri. HAIR.—Mrs. 8. A. Allen's World's Hu r Restorer or Dressing nem We to gatekli Part o l.El.l hided Mir to its pontlitul solour and beauty. tstops Prow falling off; it provonts baldness; it promotes Inuinant Irowtli; it onuses tsar to prow thick and strong , It "mi.. 2 neither oil nor dye. In Iniw bottle., pries 44 , —d01d by &nue* and portinmon Depot. 114 kiith Haltom Landott—affsci BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATELi. DISTBs. 01.1)DES. —December PI, at Bur, Hine* County, Itehmd. the urge of Major tieddes, 44th Reg 1111 l wt. of a me. ORAYikt.— December St, at Weethount,tcrra.e-eillar. park, the trite of Y. 0. tirstre, M. to.. of a am. BALL.—Delember V, at TorrlatlO , l , Cuue, N.W., the wife of B. A. Hall, of a daughter. EIODOBON.— Dtvember Z, at Cambridge-road, Kilbcr, •%, tate of A. Hodgson, of a von. BILL —Dectutber It, at EaWo-pla,c, S.W., the wife of :!+. Go. R. Bill, of a ...nu. N I WARE.- Dect tuber It, atrarton, the Marehiouow. .1 1 :. 1 =a'• of a boo, %h. , only .11111% I\l a few tuna, It ISO.— Doe. tot. r •.!.t. at Oxfoid, the wife of the R.. Kum. of ft druklttcr. PARRY.- Itc‘t r Springth Id, hear Shirley. II wife of C. C. Parry. of a eou. till.rt 24, it A tall 51,4 ,!!:, the of I. i• • blq., late et Cal. utter, of a .lAm:ht. ROSB. —la, LUNT Zi. at F 411111011! -% IV 110. • J. Rom., of a 41-tughtcr 111MAt; DEVF:REA N Kt 01' is!: I. St - -• .• betwell, flßr.. C 11....41t. E. 11 h ,ennis. r • ••!•.•• to Mira. daughter of J HAMA,. tir., HART—tiVENOT. Dee, tuber at the Itrit: ol Con- e. aftertranls at Trinity 'tiara, -. 4 rAter. t• ;I • Ili , H. Wright, A. F. !lark Itikr.„ I lent .tiant May, daughter .4 M. S. tlyenet, RD—NEN MAN.-- I treeniber *LI, at Ilrighton. tho WAIW Dario, the Het . . T. W. Ward. ICA °stool. to II in iryr :. ditaghtct .1 the Lite It. H. IC WAD. EMI.. of liandiut,:., DEATHS. BEAUCHAMP.- treerber Yt. at Thetford. Notion.. or. Ilraerhiump, bor., araxtre of the Lae tla U Frovtor. of Langley Irak, aged eg. BINIUL-Denettew IS, at Trucellere4ate. Deptford. s • Balm lug.. aged Y. CARRICK.- Deer saber It at Queen'e.gasdart. Teheasta-,:‘.*. Varna Jaw, widow of the late J. Carr!. EN , . of s'" °- gete, CONNEW Ki .-Dec rlissez elarr IS, at Brightoa-taree, of M %t , gr% wit* of Kr. H. Ceeser, sad only eurviary derriere lion ad Mary SiY. of York-place, Kterogloolal• DEJASKIW.-Darether el. J. B. D. fleabag, ...ntobe. crarest, Eattag-hill. aged 64. t rte' DIX°34.-Deetahthm, Ass, wit, w. r. nison. Ra t --464.eikaireal EDWAAUD I . - Doorib el. if N. Goedus. His.Sg Alfee(6l NavrardeL mid U NAMPCY.-Derraber gg, at Fetcher-paha. E- 11 .. " • '..*; NottA=k 44 Dreetaber Ilk at _ T. Jaealatt, Lg.. aged et JON2ls.—Deerether Idedssead. sear Suothisaplee Vt . both Bontond Jams. willow of tamp oiPsaia J" w ' s LAMM !MIL fionzabott 11, at etlettt-perade. Tare. taut al J. Lapeortr, hp.. aged 7e. O c aLa .k r ß ..— N iereemnee .thado. lak to tw at m Ptit .o. e Vermee r. " 6 .:Aed a : 111C9111—Decookbet Igister..rood, Mime. Arth w ' Goa of B. Itisheo. sq. oral 10. IVoollB.—Deem6e7 St. at elttlisuev, t Indicate. W... Ego, seed et. Priabsi sal Pebbsbed by Vhbuas Kum RAl"ta. 14.. at o~lwlll /18.'°10In the (ay ell Lisa" nis .., 11"48.4.40•814 .1• thi "mad a Wbilso 4o 1 161 . 2 1 1 " 1111. r I ci Prioi o pi lk A. c Toad cc 80 Hl' .r -