The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-13 00:00:00

A..,.-/ -Z_ No. 4.421.] LONDON, L„Nl:xi:4 to ITDNIT Threct, MONISM VATIONAL AMP= MOB L is. A WAX i6LL ACMALZAIN la IluT AL NAIL Al BOLIOIX —llo==lllol Al= k.IIPolt. via It. .: , , n,..us umivalbi Myr iitur alms Liss 11l ow MN be Ur 111610111. TY se••• ~• ...4.1 perftellir imp Os fuldivbe aledi.prommis U.,' nearred 111 Ms issi dle rrii= l ' .2 lb, •th et sui an* Maim resftedf i lik _ . . raminiess a th• solnpolls. Mr. W. IL ledmes sir t 1 _ I I =alma yeation smog minas= ben ftwenelbe sad Om Mut WI mul Irlimalie wallow. 41a—nesses = II Wit admilmks. Is. DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS. H yac i n th s , ieweed. le per doe . Ow, Weed, Pi. ed. per Nu , rem, b. par doe.: J.:awaits, to per doe.: of sorts, 0oa.; Crone yellow, blue, sad white, 2e. per 100; do, le. Id. per 100: ilbowdrope, Sae rest, le per 100. Aides reortwient of Irerpteek In for for bekeelai. EAT, 1, Welllairtoweleeet. allread, W ' 4,I IPL To bl. tau , . w...+s %mart. nAI Ur c.rs• U. IMO 2.110 IM LM UM LIM IMO Lm Lam• IS Published every THE LONDON JOURNAL. Comb s Tbr nMEKLI r biat i lec o r t A L LL.D. Men of Yerk.—No. Y.—lears• lZher ttorlerg the male at gm elej el Ambient WIWI& Tom mett = W ll& thosmil ei lie Week's Seem Mews and Clemeeree. howiswe ee New Beeke: Coate= IbetreMe. tri m r..o l -Wglne• . N_!..___ I ~+,. ..i evinuns o No. ZS The Shakespeare Ireland Tone- The lisperorn Pops. re Mrs% and Ur lialtray Hoer be Wk. The Conservative Press. The latelsrant "Lam" • Nen Anierteenandederation. The law oe Lai Property. The Gory lialmagbar.—No. TIT. —Kr. Whreede dls COMM nor " Tares.' kira= tram liwagia.— So. rn. Rural Ilgoomiaa An April Moil Is tria& • New rarer Comedy. Irisb Comedy at the 140111111. Ocenuerdal leorallty In Public 0 CI • c 11, Sonthantyrearreet Fir . -111 rodlesse Weed die lbe law le Oat seplil IA w.eld-lomar• nordstion, Asalr lopet• ▪ pringers igimpessei sof Nisi dm& I r C• 101 er pomp awl 6s Ow won% JAMB WNW uvorpori GNI T. MACKAY ird I. Illesupte. • Lades. tywinix STRAY 00101IINICATION bob yy Tols--The LlTlouryak 11111 T d = PCIADILISLA MAX 001IPANY Weed art talloami boa law laisswillan ms ialtr 0.0.10.01 b Mh. WILVVOrT LtaMat ni sive Tom TOM OeL 17. Wedneedge, Oel OL Mid amp orsseding WalsaaW pas 14 17. min gedosa4eolordlog to aeoomeer Oboe. lamed peemin WINK Isablike el wam4. tainnema tar Omsk NM as area= alit Cr. .46 ir n M ul aal=an Ima—lrer Imam prelsoire trist - Wrisl — Wodoeti. 7161 LAU af Ms w A. Sbes. =I°MUD Montan. ,0.110!tiooL ♦ Glance at ilk. Magadan. Ac., tc. W. LWe Managsr. t Or Ai 'h 4 it: • 111! DRAMA. OLYMPIC. A liip2ar fix is the title which Mr. J. M. Made celves his adaptation from • little French fame, Le OolioWr is &lea, produced with moms at the Olympic on Tfiarit ie Witht. The edging Ow, which was first played at the lord sew yews ago, has array received the bombs bean sawed by the We Mr. IL S. Naha he Ow irreeam shoe twenty rem sine• The hi* Ow Owed b Ifir.ElFrefeb, sad now by Mr. Bob. es% is • geatiwaffia who, Irvin slept the 'stirs night in • gimp patienues home at which heleid been present am • bailiplak- lads himself enable to leave, owing to the im mediate proximity of a bailiff, and the ten arises from his eipsiiimen to wit alicaced permiasiou to remain. in his ammo. be ceemile the *weer of the boas*, a bent _ _ Issadoilswyor—pioyed tom* by Yr. G. Cooke—to whom faa tells a swat prepoeteroaa nasty of hie grimmest awd main, claims to be as friendly terros with two Ms, flatten as old housekeeper, and, is a climax, himself the long lost father of s very charm legailoamarnotion of the piles is old-fashioned, bat the sold Mao as kimonos. and 'soundly very latigibable boa their - 14W abeesdley. biesalusied ea alley wile Mr. Masa% bait aul lasi milted mow iier WSW , sued Os swops se Sloo tom ;- • UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. —,—,-- • • - • 4201011 D, Vow. 12. JEWS Cosr.uss.--.Ths Parris Scholarship has been surnied alter a sews essepolletre thearbation to Mr. B. 0. Moolads* embolic et Min society. Then were seam madidates et the pristdpsi *boob in Walls. Mr. Mooftifele war edirsaisd at Linarftest. &mho" which after mem years of abeyance in Obansia, Freeborn, bl I MI& At that time the Rev. J. W. LA. of Wonted* Wisp, was appointed heed master, and the of o fit. r Arapb the visitor. and ander their auspice the m ew to be Whig a lead is the principality, the tines boy. (the arty three yon al endident age) hortugthilds as hig two ran pined allesissaips at Ws Truro& -Sir J 111111.11408 lejesbhoy, PMCIIIIIIDA Bert, urelepteded 1 2 Pwderujee si tixliw, Req., Pederelsa Telisuseer ~ and J. A. • • 11,4 i IA the Hier on y iedF ills & Iteiedly %moon they pomaded to br ew. ll= =Le . Tallier end &Nisi* W- Wl* She the New Nuerans, New WZeClispil and therdes, attended by the Bey. the the Bodleian Mort (when 'the Rev. Payne l and Dr. MM wen pest to give an ems To Tories of Orhotal literature and usient =thll inv ir.; of special leveret" and the tram the gamy of wilt" es the day was la* al ipi fr ar abbler e6 b l ig o c i s-eys view of Word. They after wards Gardens and Magdalen Chapel. 00 they poseeded by invitation to the Deanery edit And where the dean accompanied them to the 'new end cathedral ; after which they visited the hall Oa N 4ggy ma Woad walk, and hoe thew to Mr. Methuen's Afterwards they visited the chapels of ' Trinity, Son* and Marton Collegt4. Ali te Vt.,/ Blimbeillt WINO sad Oaf in the evening for London. CLYBRib 4E, Oct. 12. Thi•Leed Almoner's Reader willleotureduring the am* teem mo Timis mad Thundays el deka p.m., Tri!My Caliph will mamma oa Oct. Z. 3. OPINING OP PIM PACE PUBLIC LIBRARY AT LIFIIRPOOL. The formal opening of this magnificent hall to %ether* of Ilverpeol by William Brown. Em., will take ma ith um east, at Liverpool . ad The Am to % s, mg en the 1 th, when the working men of Liver. • plessin the, mdilemt dotter with a ters i ► the essaled 81h at MOW, i Thursda 1, honorer, will be th e greet ay. athelthhenre. As early a s lO o'clock, lath, a prosseston, ethelellag et the mounted police, the hind volatiles WE@ as artillery), vottestest in enigma them the different institutions in the local and town conn ate*, ateposatMala ni t i risa tea 'yor, W. Brosm, . end broths-, Joao Nowa, the Bishop of Chester, tr e i ll ie L a i n reV am t=otp t ri te of Liverpoo4 t at ti t eels he tonna Si :he c=we.Mu member llarra illepthetice: from an th e Meal catamaran the eitisens, le., will Owe e* the Teviwitakasi proceed through the priacipal streets es route to the Library, which is situated in Shaw'shrow. Should the weather be favourable, the ceremony of handing over the Library to th e Mayor, on behalf of the town, will take place under the Llin front of the building. Next is the order of the a c° proosedinga ia the banquet in Bt. Oeorge'shall, which promises to be a brilliant affair. Mame are provided for about 900 at the tables, and the galleried' will be set apart for them who attend as spectators. Amongst the noblemen expected to be preset are Lord Brougham, Lord Talbot, Lord *mho'', the Earl of 131thwebery, Right Hon. W. L Gladstone (Cbeaanlar of the Exchequer), Sir K. Coat, 'Hoe. A. Alpena, N.P., Sir J. P. Shulthewoetb, Sir James Emerson Tennant, Ifir Jobs Bowring, Sir George Wetherell, LC.B., J. C. Ewan, M.P., Wi ll iam Ernst, M.P., T. B. Hanka, N. P., the Mayon of Lancaster, Chester, Sal -1 ford, ILeneheater, do., together with Professor Bed gwlck, Monekton Lithos, Esq.. M.P., name Basky, Eq, kc. In th e evening there will be several pyrotechnic dig lays at several elevated sites in the town. ___ - - - -- - — onF;iiiiiinTeTraie7giieat; wilt breakfast at Rich inced-hM, as milksop of William BTOIIIII, Esq., and In the enoning the Mayor will entertain upwards at 1,100 =the Town-hall, which has born newly palatal and for the purpose. RZPRIMENTATION Sr Mcsimm.—There Lan been so lack of literal oadidates to the vacancy oar dotted in theispreenntatisa ef VW WOO& by the death of Mr. Herbert Ingram. Awes the potlemen whose notes have been mentioned, who rtrahnsed addrecwes, are Nr.G.P.Tuzford, of the Atisibletue E. liwor Mar ano An b ar ir ta, t *keel landowner ; Mr. W. Wanda, at the ilhalleld, and Lilco:whin Railway; and Mr. B. O. Ridley, • pentlemea who has put shamed from Oansda. Mr. Mel robs is the ore owervative candidate, sad the liberal cont. priors have been reduced to two, via. I Mr. Tit:ford and Mr. Ridley. As far as emersion eon le at peanut relied en, the oontest will probably He between Mr. Tiraford and Mr. Malcolm. Ms. et DALOLISZ M.P.—At a meet' of Trades Horse, denper, en Keay Mr. re. hewed lathe win .ales while bed be.. per iisklng tie put mien. Be mit Oat h• bed jud alotter bun Pr* in usloram• Se therrent treaty, w ." 171•117rd bit to belies that emblem awl wets painted ca. Moder ite Otradosi lie Pima. It m e lba bed lee ' est. berrbo ipai Se weil eird el Mre=nbie. the pimple Whom weal the work of tree leade. He := 8 the breety, however, PI of mere importanse km tie fad that it would tend to lobe the We cembin. Mr. Del. &IA this referred to Miciejetor iIkOMMINI, ea ow that se lan net taw bat llNAR•ilinntese• they need her ir p na Iran Mama es nwp Aber sibs in Ibur•Venne boast astionlase= l : Ora pusassiese nod MI so=resee iblitimpy bad hitherto ...► ehwahttely that go ts% Weir 'Meatier to the ; and Sir la t he rat smoke sontetling would be w in budget to give lam alallilible to the whin tsar he... H. SIP quite owe that the volunteer wo re.. wee iippeesd to the wisher of .one of our political alia wizo would miller me ea in et the regular , , a nd allow the volunteer fore* to dMa Ward death. hOir•Vir, that the people if this country would Wel en the melanoma el the velnateer force, sad op pose the pabariel 611111111/6 of the etrinding eery. Tan Giutanne Am Yon MAIVEDAY EARLY Owens° OVIUMM—Des arm yore past, the s's, provisions mad dins el Lans'a Oanbho Rad Lim itless", ad the neightwanbeed, bare (with • fewestsplil i. olainved the wail Idahoan ad tb•lr bode dm Ileinadep dodge* IS o'abek err GPM War. la =lltiorat ben the disidehtbelerlyOlealni hawed& week earreend Mrs empleyeen, sad Ile skit has brew Yet the tandiemes Medal to bore agreed lb die at Heide* an imps. mend alter she 27th bet. It is hoped dot the pmYil liis lanaleie She Wear boss et aiding tfris ant dm We bath, tad probably at to Abbot bie a hrildr redwo la ti. heed Mil may le Meted. Ahoy* tweet Wig adibllelweaute are in. thtedia thio --- usarten*: EXPORTATIvO a or Bans TO AIIIPISLLIA.—By the te Imo I Wales clipper otilp, "Ma hit the docks h , in very al birds woo undo =Portico et tr i Xe li rl i rjately soot hem for sairposo try the yeomen* id Vloborls. ?lbw 0011. *lid et IWO paw of IMO' Amy do poke each al gold sad dborgoraiags, five pobrod moms pikomosts, pre. ornidod Ado, of Nessuslises peal oak of lisroaris, fr 1111018 1141 . 7 1 12a pars each of tod, @MOW duck,hal. wild duc &doh Oaroliao docks, lc ; a good Mew cd dorms ad Maar birds, eat See or three gibe et the beautiful Ikea Axil** Mort. she NW his the dab la we, ate rooillios, A beesky eiteesel lb* wad mope, sad we mitril maw* et Awiasbe. "ea Ashowl Orme. I 'WHOP OP LONDON AND ST. ozanGrs, BAST. A meeting of the vestry of St. George's-in-the ist was bold as Thursday evening, Mr. CLARK presiding, to TONSIVO the reply of the Bishop of London to the follow , Mg . resolution agreed to at their ha meeting, and forwarded' to lib larehipl--" That this vestry regrets the followmg. innovatimm as :si still retained in the services at the parish church, y : eurpliced choristers, chanting instead of Tamen of E ar dap, preaching in • surplioe, communion table elevated on steps, super. M idi ageoidered altar-cloth, tancllestieJcs with candles sad table, all which this vestry is of opinion is 2 10104. lo the parishioners at large and deters many frets estarning to their perish church or of committee' Shameless with its services ; and this vestry is farther of that a reins to the old form of worship, as it was l ett le the Bev. BoryauSing bsesme rector, and as it is now Etrf?rnied at the other three churches in the pariah, viz., (Theist Church, St. Mary's, and St. Matthew's, is the only way to obtain the confidence of the parish." Mr. W. L Horsy the scatty clerk, read the reply of the bishop, as follows : " Patteadale-hall, Oct I, 1860. " Sir,—l yesterday (Sunday) received from you the copy , of a resolution adopted at the metro/ of the vestry of St. George's.in.the-Fart, held cos the 27th ult. " I mast Sid that the perkiness as represented by 1 the vest.iy, still consider that certain matters which they have anantasted hate the effect of 'deterring many from Marais to the pariah slaw* or of connecting themselves with its sesims. I was in hopes that anaafiNlea" lately made, and especially the appointment of the Rev. Septimus ibuisrdis curate, a clergymen of great experience and non. Whiny dliposition. who be no sympathy with extreme plebes in the church, and whom I have known intimately , ci r L im esp; s clit for the last eighteen years, would have by the pariah as w Foglia Me. ling's desire. to soap way reedionable comedown, when he could do so withoutappsarlerg to yield to the clamour of a mob. • "li left been rallied to hear from time to time that and wicked attempts to interrupt the services r e" Imre still bees continued by a small section. Iry Manes confidently looked to the respectable rem himself from such aneoyaness and the home* amiss of their attempted revival and eon. OAOOII, Impume it NI with the view of expressing some el=leilift thi s i,in has felt in respondbig to Mr. s Wing of the active raisins of all his that the resolution has been tisda Whisk yea have forwarded to me. '. With liteggeth to the particular matters enumerated is the a .* pritsb., 1 doubt not, uo b tre gi r i d o s them deiiaaey reeriette: peitiou Morn to the ...P.... 4 . 4e sad of the present toontl a r, to wet a deputation the vestry, and enter with them into tril emebbneica of lime sabers they have brought me. Bat, meanwhile, it is the duty of the vestry to use every m melebia their power to prevent the pariah from bei sods istneed. It must not be forgotten that much haw be dam to meet the ressmahle wither of the parlshicesum sal a will, I hope, be sees that as a prelimi eery to esg ig nelectory result following home our proposed. comiderstiou et the topics you have ms, I have a right ter mill Irma the vestry sisq ll ib ili r e t had: al the re ids ishabitante, by them priests stase and their premium an church, to s epsis also !: :MIK a atop to any annoy ances te or 1111.4. W by a small, '- =dmislay, who !err' themedlbee bearable of appro. lr. Heamed's emmillettery endeet, and bent oe . deeporaft Oa homed God. fau ' ou Vr ei t t e lr et wesh of this month to find the pariah, these whose wishes you have conveyed to~rp, la Nib • MGM that I cos With astir:K.oos meet the pawtsatesme is the of the curate in charge and the eheethwardorns, a enter fully into all the remaining diffi crillies.—l have the honour to be, sir, your obedient humble "W. L. Howell, Req." A. C. LONDON." The letter was unanimously ordered to be entered on the vestry minutes, _and after a 'discussion it was resolved to adopt his lordship's suggestion for • conference, but to defer the nomination of the deputation till the next ordinary meeting of the Teary. MUTING OP rim BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT MANCHESTER. A meeting, oonvened by the Mayor of Man chester, was held yesterday afternoon at the Town-hell, to Cr " bei lin n i rrrri f trsh =tit Tki ) e P n r ther ti l n b i l: is lifeeehreess next year. Than were present the Bishop of MairAssier, Mr. W. Fairbairn, the President of the British Amolehiss far tie yeey; Mr. J. C. Herter, Mr. E. Ash worth, Mr. E. R. Laagwortky, the Mayon et Aahtan and Gifford, Mr. W. Hold, Mr. J. fattittlewarth, the Rev. ah Dan Clifton, flit B. Armitage r Mr. J. C. Dyer, Mr. B. V. Dadvell, Mr. A. issscree, Professor Remo% Protestor Onse-Oalver‘holanser Greenwood. Mr. J. B. Newt, the But. W. Gaskell, Mr. 0. Heywood, Mr. IS. Pletcher, Mr. T. Btittain, Mr. D. Chadwick, Mr. T. Farbaun, and Pro fessor Pklllipa, the assistant general es:rotary of the ameo. &Mrs. Tie MAYOR (Mr. ;Mackie) expressed his gratification at the prospect of the British Aeociation meeting for a mood tinsulin Manchester, and his confidence that the madmen would find there • reception in all respects hospi table and gratifying. (Cheers.) Mr. W. TAlMealitri said he was quite sure that Manches ter pummel sufcient accommodation for the whole of the modem who would attend the various sections of the emeciatiee. There was the Free-trade-hall for the evening meetamp, with two room. in the same building' large enough for aeciions ; also the Royal Institution, the Mechanics' Institution, the Portion Library, and the ' Town-hall. He had no hesitation in believing that the meeting would be one of the mast sncasaful ever held by the sasocir tion. (Cheers.) Professor PHILLUs gave some explanations relative to accommodation, expmete, and other s ug gestions for the guidance of the load committees that would be appointed. Ho believed that many old members of the association were present, and wished to express the gratification they must all feel in knowinji that they would have en opportunity of meeting in Manchester again. (Hear, bear.) It was now thirty years since he had the pleasure of visiting Manchester to consult with two of its mod distinguished citizens at that time—Dr. Dalton and Dr. Henry—as to the , desirableness of founding this British Association, so that from its very first hour it had been indebted for assistance from friends in Manchester. Also, when the association assembled in that city in the year 1842, the meeting was in all respects very eminently sucoesduL There were many remove for anticipating that the neat meeting would be very larg e attended—probably by at least 2,500 persons. It was desirable that the inset ohould take place in the ter part of the month sidewise, rather than, as had been the case at Oxford, so moth earlier as that the university classes were y over perhaps either in this country or abroad. It was t that the time should be fixed as axe as possible, sod settee. and invitations despatched without delay, doss the pe emo. of distill gui`had ima in foratingf from weed the Atlantic, was often lost, bon tier segpeemen to having bees otherwise the peled af associations anneal meeting had been made berms to them. (Hear, hear.) Th. Skimp et Masonninis szpnmed, on behalf of the Earl of Memenea, the noble lord's mod at . being unable to attend at Ws initry meet*. The right rev. prelate mid he bed himself joined the ismeektian many years since, beim. be Wised it to be—end nelesquent observation bad andmmed the cminare—ara of the most important meal ad aeMlle eembinalices that had ever taken place in Ale tionteiey, and that the good which had been done by It, beet public and private, was of the moat unmixed slander. From the intimacy he we privileged to enjoy enttlestY d its most a b is tr igvilha. ° T bigs moo iu h il e was merely lend !ram th e glitter of a reno blim e, but looked to ° the solid and subelenidal. (Chem) He moved the appoint ment of a panel eimmittee, with Mr. Alderman Neild as &Massa, rod emelellag u greet measure of the gentlemen near Mt. I. /UM= smonded the motion, which was ed. emissi on:may eilispli • 111101 Mi resiimiloa, moved by Mr. J. C. Hama, and sesandrel big Mae Innorr, the town sleet, recommended the kg the amesiaitort of Mr. R. D. Derbishire, Mr. 7. 1 1 11 4 111 1 r. A. Ransoms, and Prole/moor &soots, as local wesslans:=Z gas I,lBl.4),wsondldeithchatnahnonorg genmal be ex-obese usemben of the executive oonimitttik 2 00 t de rMISITh MOLD moved, and Mr. T. ASHTON ► topoialattsat of tlus following gentlerneu on the eneenike ienneiites Sfeasts. E. Potter, Stern, , 11.7 111. . rei hre a tnnllll2rikin glos, seintisio=ieg hes% adopted unanimously, • sub scription list wee opened, on fib motion of the Mayor of &Luc= (Mr. Weston), solowled by Xf. 0. If ZTWOOD. The Mayor el Maitostiens, Y ankle his aeknowledg meats for • vote of thinks a 1 theoeweluies of the meeting, I said it was thogght desirable diet the subscription shoal take the form or a tee fund, aud that 5,000‘. s h ou ld be rebel y not more than half that sum would be siotaally celled fee. Nearly 1,2001. was subscribed within • few minutes, in eluding sums of 1001. each from the Mayor of Manchester, Mr. J. C. Herter, Mr. T. Ashton, XL Alderman Neil& the Mayer of Amities (Mr. H. Meson), Mr W. Frirbsurn, Mr. T. Faisbairn , Mr. A. H. Heywood, sad Mr. J. Pander, end BM. from the Mayor of Satirised. BOSTON, SLIAJORD, AND MIDLAND COUNTIES lILAILWAT 00117 ANT.-Yr. Thomas IParry, of Egoatard, wi atTawdry amodearady dada& dab dolman of tba board at diming ai anipsay, is *a ammo rd the has lir. Ilariont Loam. 3LP. SOTICIL—Time etemens MI el Oast Ilabsair, on both oal.. • 6,1 cad hawoonri lobed and weeMe BIaTISH and N OR AMERICAN ROYAL YAIL ItTkAII SHIM oppokkod_OX _Wo adotholt7 to admen LI VMOOL sad NW MIA Direct, sad Isa wee LITPIPOUL sd 1101rIoN, tle lan ihdp a HALIFAX to land sad naive Pte. and Ir a Ttaj= • St The klie at saw saw meek ere appointed to tree Its4A. for 1011 TON, Matards. Oct le. tor MOW YORK Detect, enterter !7. ' amongst's sod geode ter Noma sad Osyskaa. to be v....derma al New Yost on been. the LILL& lomat t &NADA. Ow SUOITON. Mardsa. Nov. & Pump miust, faelaMaA kk iluraid e lee ead prorlaans. bat ottlesa elan or hams. eat Se eterdast Surd —To Wass sod Dahoia. old WA;tom. marl cablat. To Ned 1 ort, did ash* doeced didds, tla de Mau. Ikeida. sed y Taft AB par dm. And • pre sow mall prob. M dadi add didderda Theme Iwo odeadooddiso llsr a Ilulted dassilidd at wend sada pow orogen —For poems or other Iniempllassagta tol Punt, u. old losidotreek Leeks . R Ogle. Naas, sad Lt. Two do le Seem. retie . 0 sad 1. Ansa Dedasumbatmest, old Illow.Oesmelows; so D. sad C. mime. i 7 . 1.1 4 " aa ' • greet LsressooL LONDON and NORM WESTERN RAILWAY. ..- _NIF..T I At I erocrIT II I. !IL- - - IWPIUVID - 64 - at XICATION wyni2l4 - N.; gall trier. Mare Ma Inatonmpant Mites at 7.tti as ▪ p a Ommwtek gam arrs MN at Kingstown tat Was ▪ tpm mkt 7 •m. y Meg ilea • gall. aim gam ad. La a.m. sad LSO pa a. tint, omega ramosthaty at Drilisa•qsan SW= i ILO p m. and AM ant groanwlsi tam. ra..enivn an ago boolasd by tams D tram Ireland la gut/ mallord. aad Casaasr, gad Moo mom tut purneubin aor lbe Oungsngli Mar lab far October —ll, ann. A . CAWKWILI. Gearml Manager. Lamm Magma Oalngar. Via NORTH RHINE COPPER MINING tx•i•Axv SOrTN • •liritur IN BRA D OtYLN. at iII e A SIIRrt'SVCAL 4.IeCIAL HIRTINO at Or Meek Maw Min= pee., .4 Rua Aubelis (UMW% will be= 1V ithawl/ 1 / 1 644yeet. LC.. as THURSDAY. OM MY Pletaaal. at t tialadt Is the attormas THURSDAY. The traashr -1...4.1 of I. Canisay will be ea Shis ICUs Jai at the pnvaraory to the ,cloud masttsg, and will moats se cl.rd IMtl attar the T. MAN(VICII. Ilairsper. I cluarloPe-row, Itassies.baurtA taaalas, Ilal 11, ALBERT and MEDICAL LIFE ABI3URANCE tumk.txt. 7, warrino-pam.. rag ..34 Lambs, D.Y. liollabbird.lo/1 TM Ileriame dlb Waskaal la mai Ger h ill: boa zuw.• Nociett WO A manne• Mow.. WM forth be canted esarl!r Ilekdmeae Aoamidall= IMMildl - ii -L 10.1.00 Marrs Wed rald up NOM Animal Samos boa Lib Presimi wawa el It. *. beim Is we perms di lbs sabillir=r• *Vow4l:B7se I llogpal Moil.. Oho rr.dnr. .4 DAIMON, NM et MIL aid In MANNED II sesmils • ..peavoll al Uri Ohm Ilmt =pm hasaut .. kMart 4. 1."2"1 121.91. flft momi ligini k am ::: 6 7l.ll.lhe 11111. * boom mile be mon irs EMMY C. Out OLDS anumiliMum 'LIME PER CENT. IMMINENT& 2: 'animists d leveelabsete fee WWI et WALL W .4 WONT, be be FIVE Pal MR. Pit VINCII IN• nein evil mewed , withdrawable et melee, ow be ca lmed es appliesUeo be Thome N. See* ilkelseed. Ledge. lALUiII d GOLD . —MATIEZWITON sod 115091431. be Or bbramal* el Os ta11.... *we mamma two& bag se nip Oa biliabar aerseramma ro. 1/Allls arviers,736 So M. Yr boot Or s#l ..4 1 a Po/a ll O l ll, eireeislida CB OAS& edd bobs d,14.1 it pram • ma* ad FY if cl 4 aeulle b B am& .. 411 11 >• sr* 44 6 /If Mandl.. W anis 111 gat waft Yom.. Isl 111 anb 1 f + d.. .• 1 • 111am*. U bomb .. 11 * b war $ * TOMB IT • dalobliT 3IT 1111 11011113.. 1 TIMM • • • IlTe .est. 11 16 a 11 aliab.. s t 111 mob.. I 111 11 .aals $l5 111 11 MI6. . 1 U 1 13•313.. • 1 1 1 J cants • T _ .11 iTO soros. lis 4 .w•... kad • s liderbeftwiTlek ammippas.. wAt a=.l:: el OW= sad Jewilkwy ir Ala dabs at I Is sha mobs me ea aseresiss• orkwk EIIerPLATED SPOONS POW niam. MIMI, grad WA _ _ ToG6 reelle qwwis, ger dons • I • • 4. 7.14. L.nres war • II • Turoomos alma 1 4 , urinunkaaaaaa LONDON OA PIT WASIIIIOIIBI, wAVON Ind veld odldt is logrides id** emearhe I , tut% .4 vAIPIIIIX4I, ii• sot Yaks sollebis to Os lomat law . doe Milk limmuldhek a , ..I **dam arrillidue lir tra ti = m6 li rsam.7 l- 4 .....•....-0.00.0 ill W. -- - E'er MAIM, 001:10111 , aad UMW X 1110111JUS him aim wool awls*, sod hiod k••••• PIA •IP im a men hr lemmas elbow tar Mar am eirea awl Isisilds. air hp. • t 114. nim ne. ans. (4 —.tRC H rIIVITRAL EXHIBMON, ••scrim, alp et -By tor tba net and pennies% bow • • to ibis net of tie esana ealloalles an thaw aged tho 11.41 t: HAN MURIA. latnamed W lICILUID HI UMW Atte Mwith Hatbsovitesa. Lana. Mao I. 4iair clisisilairert are mole via vt.a yereltss aping , 1 • mous •leleto la th e , 4•llaary thrtiolion sow la un. It Is ..44, admitted that In but drawbacks la win on Saran 1...• • niluaryalkliais the on, it the ceepapailvaly aide übtoind. art the isatina MS Mew that • • , stirlettly lee lit nen* nor di ni .Na. supply 4.1 SSW lernalpra Ms lan, whin anon h Maw ut roplana. Mt Alba aluminium.' se Huiruru remeily them tar the Itala an be t u the lub OWN Qs at say ardthary Inapt iry • I. few uuly waitablie won to malt a rt.. Oa non v.. .1 Wrie. Avec Ins the litY otoia tion ta • th• • • 1 ••10 soartuelete ere re 4 sad atm a ••• isit • *der is menet he thtab.= t:. rtram ens rut. by • sloth irkith= eropare. Tin et CONSiiir • NSA 11111111iiii Si t. ',art the abuts thottalke Inalvet rII ran Wien,- *rho *lle cede& tirt el lan =lan uneoloil • ly to.. the rtirtkra thm. what •td " babe . r. rasp- non ourroctly o= l l w=elrob r SOWN" ad vantage a tlia ter Le W wartmeut Y. the It la 4 •• Lat tie s= 1•14 4 ‘ tr.• the brooking etthe • • rt. 14 a peculiar urraaelourat. wleTiroalM the -•itr 1.1.4• •' Ir m a.. circular pion os • eurn al. aad • • • to., • h,on. break It ela rental mannould. &ad death I it., chap. break oieultn e early. It tan tale aim Oa ,landellor. on bran tow sake • 'di.. • •,4 luatastit alum. all eepo d vs, by 4114 nom .•, le ytorentel. ladepeaost the utility at them r., they ere Ili elegant Gams, aud ials.ufact‘ireol • • .4 cut era —Sultana( Year, `rcpt 'zir 'Man .4.l•llert key& la seek by all reaarectalrle intake. Oyeu • f,•••• II k ITEM'S OKRMAN WAX CANDLEf3, • f.l Mr elhe &#l* wax or sperm, Is sp. .r.a u. l was, ; pawls/ wax. is 0 . 2 ' An .perm. 1. . al,h, Nimes q or wax, Is. Ofd owasposite, • . loed . owl It ; saehaalc les ftlizree. Imams, vid , • '''•• 'll.l mldalse, ; dips, 7fd.. should', Isd Calsa •s. r hallo.. Instals, du • yoftss amp, Ma. ahs.. per I . Ns.% aid brows llludaws, Is W. s, t • •sashow Minn W ,la : width Whadsor. la : at. sows, ; abased. S. it —S or wish, as P. • • IL , sal lON'S wasalionso, lustla barlacenus, lassies. V.C. A - _ PIG FAITZITED is HALF the USUAL Tin L. so 4 lee isms wow& Twonstsce per paean • ttl 4 441 . 4 7. thrtela ths &Ay me et two Pennyworth d toomi %a (ATTU. llwanssa prices : Swink sop tss kens. with nwetwie. oill. ,• OM** Ithwah=s4d. t . Is parkins. 41s. wriest paid le any raps/ be ~ * 4 itul , kas. J4oltril TitORLAY. beisller sad 'Pektar A Pamphlet poet ben °Seen lesesn Yin{ Si linufset.4l, road, Isn'ecroen !ahem "'Niel la story t •en when, none err thud, appointed. SPORTING. NEWMARKET 81COONDOCTOBER MEETING' Soweto HANDICAP ii 10 20,2. ma, 5 ft, the winner to be sold for 100 soya. he. 14,. H. LON mule and seventeen yards.) (9 subs.) Cantata lathe's term t 11 4 MAW Drnea " a t Mt Ist (T. French Mr. R. & Manes Miss Rigby ells, let 11RI (Challon Mr. Coppirthesite's Hoop „ i Fix 7st 716..(11. Yoedhem Mr. FAason's Rem tps, lit 7116 (Robertson, Mr. 3. Harrisea's Arra^ I sa. (J. Adams) Mr. it Reviles Goldin a to 41b (J. Daley) I to 2 apt Nies to 1 each ad Z 1 4444 40 B ilv - kin t to 1 apt by lisakel to 1 ibOEtcwasey. Hews each Pay, followed by Miss Dishad Eammey, the eyes running in this older until Amerg the ands, when Rom my pane out and van lose sia way winner by to.. keel* threoluitters of • length between emend and third. Hamm*, Bwwwranna of 15 ems. eseh, 10 ft, for 2 and 3.yr-clds. T.Y.C. (3 furlongs 140 yenta.) (lb sobs.) Meg W. looletrs Eft Reel by Breast. Al yes, let Irk (Bray) 1 Captain Dereetted's Oliver. II yrs, let 01b....P. Northam) Yr. W. Omani Ley Clare ;Wier to Jambi Drown , by Wild Dwell, 2 yrs, est Mb • The follow*: also yen n-Ftufessor, The Dan, Sports, Partmeen, Wilma, Sweet Hawthorn, flatioress. Weather. witch, f by Mica —Barry. Batt*: 3 to 1 apt Oliver 6to 1 (at inn 4to 1) apt Sr Hugh, 6to 1 each apt Gehl= and Batlepan. 10 to 1 Isiah apt Lady Clare and Sweet Hawthorn - 100 to 7 apt ' The Don. C.llbaa jumped oft with the lead: cloudy wa ited wars M Sir Hugh. Oliver and Weetbervrindt the teat two. Nessidag horns Caliban fell back, and Sir Hugh took un a:: staalag, winning, after a good raoe, by has • a lowiph between the seeend and third ) Canis= was Pa/wean and Sweet Ilawthern neat, the bat two Wisi Plollemor and The Dow. _ Barre, fOO btt iY.CI._ Moe 'intone 140 yuda.) Leanttrre Peerede.llortende en 41b Ileowdee) B ar Saltityaalti et, Perd 71b ((Welk ) illie 2 to ea ue hem was In front until within slew irides d the chew, While SlOWden upon rwag., the Weir wee by two lengths. Tar PIINDUWANT Drama of 50 cora each, b ft, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, let 771); Allies, Bet tub ; extra weights for winner,. T. Y.C. (Fire furlong, 140 yards.) (26 subs Or terleke's Preceptrus, by Chatham", oat tl b Yortbsail 1 Mr. Ideary's by Onlatos—Phesq, Elet Nib (Inc. Sib Wry (Castanet) Led linters Barb Pigeon. lit 718 (Alden*, 11 Lord IlleelioN Inophautua, eat 10W (Inc. ED extra, 4 (A. Frew Lord Wthede o by Wee Aestrallae—ledy Reel" lit n* b (Waoo 6 NSW : 7 to 4 apt the rawny colt, 2 to 1 yet Die. q . ta e tto anal Barb Pipoa. 7to 1 stpt Proomptreen was in front tuahout, waded upoe until the Gorda by Bub Placa; where the latter waa Lao. end the k`howy rob took mond Atm Proorgitrisi going on and winning by a neck; three lengths between the second sad third. HANDICAP ftwinfornmie of 20 PM,. each, and oily Oft it declared, to go to the snood. T.Y.O. (Five farina. 140 yards.) 02 subs., 6of whom_pay 5 son. ft.) Mr. Copperthwalte's Twilight by lftallek Des tyrs,9sl Mr. W. S. S. Crawford's Tigltat, II yeti f l it / rM Rellteen . Mr. Grawlaies flat Highness, tnit est 1111 i iti . Daley Mr. Hadgoman's Yellers, • yrs. Sal ylib bra Oseastry. leereteims, II wit set Colman Berestord's oilier. e yrs, let Alb eg) 13etting :sto 2 apt Vulev sto 1 eget sto 1 apt ligitt.4t, 6to 1 apt fissas. OIPP4a. running, followed by Her Highness for about • quarter of a mile, when Twilight went to the front with Tight-fit in pursuit the eat felling to head TwWgim, who woo by a length sad a half ; Vulture finished • good fourth. SIMPVTAILIN ol 10 soy., for 2-yr.olds ; oohs, 84 nb ; Elm, list 51b. ; the winner to be mild for 50 sows. if de manded. Ac. ; if for 40 allowed 31b. First half of ALM. (3 Yurlmp 215 yards.) (7 subs.) Mr. Res's Ledyllke, by Monies '401.:, Bst rib 'Hughes) 1 lost Cimmterield as 1 by laingWw—Maybell, (eel , eat Rh Mtlordhared I r. Oopmerftwaltebßewitadng litany (late Pretty Usu. ul. . ast elb L nnowdssil 11 The following also run :—ltiny, Conundrum, Iby Loup Garon—Yale, sad lambic. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Conundrum, 3to 1 egpt the Yale Ally, 4to 1 most Ruby, 5 to 1 *opt ladylike. Wee by e Med ; a length between the snarl sad third. SwizpisTA lc en of 10 son. seek, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bet 716 ; 011ie., Net ab ; the winner to he 'old for 150 son. it demanded, tic. Let half of Ab. Y. (' furlongs 217 yards.) (7 tuba ) Mr. ti. Smith's Mks lbw by VaWerd cki Ili elb 1 o l eo Sir Y liawleys Payable% 4lls 2 Mr. S. Tee isect's glb ) I Mr. Angers's nuthpon fat la cr= 6 Mr. Wows Wee Polly, Set ill Merl , / I DeMbyg . 2 I 0 I art Rea 1 %pa Miss gassy, 4 to 1 eget Bayard, 5 to 1 sot Win Mg. Woe blz: ti m a glk; the erne between the saes e/ aoll Old ; bolt a b e . tweet the third and feed& Xis Away wee claimed by lir Joseph Hawley. _ - _ FLIT! Poona • for 3-yr-olds, 7st 121 b ; four, Bst 121 b ; Ass sad arts, Slat Mb. The wham to to sold for 800 sows. •If 300 allowed 311) ; f far 100, 101 b. (1 was igmo, 73 yards.) Mr. O. Prraussor byPyrshus the Iftrts. yrs, Villa Fra 1 Mr. m. TIM Mrsosal PM" • 7s pm), 7st Mr Orhushaw) I NIL /PAWS ftarikgi•tjlcg2 r lgt Mb J. Daly 3 fl.kilo= na , Narcissus, Courier, Zotri i i In_ apt, Possansa 4to 1 The Eipaskar, 8 optng Psalm, en lon liona l ooko, t ad 7to I ion Bann ifs lot na wet nal warisias lain non no Pedlar in &onanuElit e tz e llb er no ele sim anil as on INS 4•11 an In WI ilona In awn owl Sid Nana Illa *New wan De* Churn on pone Ova JIMA 200, h ft. A.l.—Logi IneWo Lt . Pty _ in putt:duos; OM rossival foss: a Yin at Dhorando, 71b. LATirr BITTING elf THE 001JEBE. 1 opt Diaslfs -- 14 to to 1 Ibtorketioit (t 16 to 1) 40 to 1 Waken (t) 40 to 1 Covriaus (t) b 0 to 1 Etipoo (t) DEBBY. 25 to 1 sit — DToPRaottis (t) Witrorts Fos TIN miles. Aurtrior Nomacar. Two Bord•_ Ago al lb rer licu Wcbaler IA 9 1 Ancerla Ttuksain 1. 1.1 4 7 Junkla 4 I 9 1109•19ernmrullpa Oralsd• • 7 4 1.7401•92 r Boma.. Ass 14 u Nakiroms II 7 TM Mum 0 2 ll Wddi Amy 0010 lO lismso Zllllkassa 11 $ II 10 ass UPTON-ON-BEI7I WEIGII7/1 FOR TRI st I ow Bee Roe late he llaley) lantlets Longford ll Iledora Unearth Ler ll 10 1 Prouder Tartar l4 Abdel./Lader lO Read or Tall Curate U the highest weight swept rained to that weight, end the to be Jadared on tie 18th Oct Lasi Raxi &rm.LootArs. ot lb M 11 io 'Topsy l4 ./famalso e Tsuaribb Pesse raw de 1.4 I asft lkaum 4 .. . . __ . Nag be under 111., it will bo . rost in proportion. Forfeit' HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. r. M M. (Mr. W. Williaiaa'), Tataday, Clowauce—at 11 ; Fr lda,. Perna Wharf—at loMpag 1A Mr. TrWorw's ihesday (Oat. 21% 'Ade. delerdlay Pa anis. Hsll-6411- Willi. Ass?LL 1100118, tbe IWistimill-obrest. Mom. 21.4.113111 D tor Wirier Ilesesa. be MOLL NADI MI MI& tAr arrested bead. meabliikel ter Irartra.Carbried Mem Dears( 14 VD Abet 11 St JANZIPS HALL RISTAIIRANT, Assem-drim isil Mend Lily. art iA = lnsale. "I.m. ik.atidrilriaNiugegordi, FRZNCH VINIYARD ASSOCIATION, R 1111:12.. X AV.= = P Mai ieWay l. Us. pram PST ewe arm um vft Ili. .. 10111111011 0111/11114146 5, Ns. W Ms. Per eve issio. ions Us. NW Mi MX= MT, k nt U . AM a pull wily el lora Mau til lama DMA sol amigo Sri& 'NOTICE. —WETIRand SPIRITS at RiDI7CIiD ill 1471118.—A. 111101AIZI wand DA cd Beim. Elk Da. Illamon murk pout frog co_ appisirs. cunt ,Vlo ordlulloo). Mem bookadod..por Mem Ilk. elookils COrkito m =in no. Still Hock or s missimig merieri ihrla rto Li* d im m si, pr 4„,,, 1E Ilona Atelom r aid Sam . sat.- Some MANE It mg Illa Ma. fel * Ilk. It ; ~tom all• WSW= itollands. the woo 7 book leo. pow on doom ask lampleo of stay her at Os Own as sesolgi t m ie s tinp. A. Torus. oni— IIIOVGII. 10. iikeado STEVENS and SON Wise and Spirit Mar- Hama WIWI mad ODLOWIAL 1111111211— R. sad son eaa iota the lallioaali Na :—.1.111k ola. as ed sad laa. IL; laybaat pains sad Wm.; lda. sad Ita ad. par gam Jamb Sas. Lfa 40. aad IM : fora qm yrood erp agallca. Inlay, vary larder aad Ma per Tad peke lila al elm am =i d apit imam Tama aula-714 Idahippopdaalwat Wilda BABLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. ' NievnOpegrequlrol Nemo* Sal bearareenrelne. AL MAWS PATIOIT ek CANN NTAND.—Ne yule sr Mamma mho el UMW,: WI repa ytrayMs ea s t a u a Modred Solt To sea rpm e. Moe da autimni AUTOMATON CLNDZIL SLlTZL—Waennial So are one to d wale pee pre. Price lla al intpaall graft SAILOWIS suurocntro MZAT OCZNIN.— reed a Ilmar aw illk a enall fire, and an“ a lea et esalipar Sur fls POTATO ATISAMIIIL-11te age Nod is coot I.Y Pticepa r Sa a _na. ILL dim* So JANES PAALOW, 34, Niag s*lavedee sad patentee. Bee that La nun sal Minna la en ever/ ankle . Maori are spurious balathren—Netablhesd VAIL YILKS (Alfred Webb Mel Orieeetor el erreuemet wows 72.0. id 36a kk, ammackd aik too yawn kdiallag owl k aisr.—Nr. War oak 'attar k "Mr T0 11a MT A21. 6017% KNICKMOCILIkk a& 1110SORAII PRICES Via OEIKIAL =sum= RMOM and SON can confidently um" that day mom domIodo• lad bend= uldia Weed** verb at lag 'Mr Elmo la tho Tdd• mat r~i Moboa c klid di Mir • WILT ROOD ARTICLE tot • TAIT TY amid dad Codas are maim* madam NW=Wad mad dooddrida deo _be mid in. 1111/0111 unalitso un'AMTIIII.NT *Mod dells itrataloa do MA li.. odd Z umir lar s ada RtETAILILIE CLOTHING DIN sao Odd odd twoodos rewldid of Ea dams ad mi asogallsoa ; old • end dad/ Javadloo d 611 TV HOSIZRY sad DEAPIES LS dal car..d 100? rod IMUL IMPARTER3I74 .i • ooroditEdolootod deg of Ur boot mad raid Eddadada. _ _ Obeid asq snide U be supper«. eb, 8 vele es amp; er se weeseripleneeiL Geelleea s ztleeelea. leasabase SOWS Book kr ea fr The Ow* begerere Wee& joie tee belteeemereeesee. era ad el reigio. Abe joie peblib rein ell) dolma* plan ot Mgr city Proweees. Ceram et 1111011111 rd /WSJ" sad NNW OZPOIDSTRIZT, Omer et IlLUtlf, Meek,' aIKI MAW. Ireebilem TOURISTS shod IXCURSIONISTS Mlopsoloft provide/ lor 04 L MOM SO ininaltirr TAILORA 'M ial UMas DOOTMAXER4 anew le as er , ic o r st NINON= 5ad a.4 41.122ar acr..., Boribrd. sod Y.Y. It asishiss. IMINHAY TROUSERS, 17e. the =met el allaanmaled turaraile. la Ur liaapai Ikla mem aarralkaa duo need am& asa dill W•lstec•s la la N. Omits ONO. per 1111111=3, 20. sad showers-0a rese-ceures, or S intaß T .110Meth—regabe lbo u rv ia 6a: ALPACA PALMY= 0 ei sal 10.1 .04.00400. doge. as lib 04.—Ned• by `(TD HOW PLAIN SUITS, 24a. ; laud thilseur km 1181.--111•6 aily lir ILLIdUIL IA latithh4lll. §=HAM DAILY NZOLIGE COAT, ITs. it. rowed 14044. NM* ably b Warn K M bray/04M ELPICTACLIII, ha ved by HARRIS and los, wil Ww sight 11•11ar & MIA with or pebble,. /ft ; terl icy Bpe= s all a * iL a r l tr i e: 76-116. • a M zir m immilsue empl•peL AYED TEETH d aad TOOTHAC bsobolikHE. D IC SOMAILIS Zeman. kw eat•s ma,.. 4•V how' ever Isms ills sadly. assed la • et pais. sod henises M ids • able* seamel — ii VE Seen sway yews, seederlam estrectio• mesesemey. memell,. bear dew. ilitaillemssedetaL-Meld by ell usdisime mama Mee la ROWLANDS' KALTDON, asOriusialbelisird and aMPT"Ibtr raly=sadinilraatmiallirral suess us maid assildmi aim mod ymbregzklaa Ala; maillaMat baba^ em wag. YAW allaMaim MOM= ; mad Milan dm arda laymbag. PS aiiiikere all Ms allocis d dlairta d a utmdber milli relaremas Oa Vaud Imimasam ba^ aid la aithenelly la mats, Irma 0 ImMa le the hum mime Ma Casia Primal. ail Obit M WWI. Caatiaa—Tba wards - loalaadif Ka!, aim lb. manor of tad IMO, ad Mir rimmaam. .A. Owe Mole la red Mk al kora Sid at 10. MaYarammia. id.' am; and by ebmairasimilymtamma g u.. 711/8 PIRP'UMERY. —The exquisite 4=ltioissar • bowinrt, Neese, idi om ll owsn, !tamped, Jockey Club, to , In So mat Ise Ws seesaw —I. 11.111i1.1., piamilt•Ss bet =L , W pelslisse.l purverar to th. fosse et Simla. To be Le boa suaals,tory, lIS, Wand . ens brands. 1 4_,Csis. I" Loam ; NW breach. 17, Boolsvard des habeas. mu: volicasels Mack 14 Cs& dei Is Mouses, Madrid. IEVICRY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN. Tliesseade d itedlest Works to be slow air, ea Mos "....is dery pow polies stamp to Nelda* Os posilp, A ' tardiest week, Irak leak boo t., ensue twat mad pky ebal lapplarea with rake for the ocroprestko el WM* sad strong* le eatireme aid dew sesi sroraatioaary We tee Its E c da: r es d tie weak. Ye nervosa the anteater,. sod Ilmii ii = tube maw treat itatlciit, of debility, galas. to" *kw dial er "m L g ••'!W admirable book aboald b; la ewe, jpotestes "—Medical Jo, No v.. lOW AibilVlM MN% W Y . MILL, Esq., ii.A., it, Alfre urnal d-Wage, hedierd. spar% lasi" W.C. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. scorn BILIOUS sal Wirt rill re llufearlal lagralluat, freak pad 2 18 1:11mi Isyskaakka war. ba safer the =soasd; swam &Mara illselases of Cho slair habitual ea a al aparlaa‘ aall as a piaist. ndo taus are badly in* asitalkas la ibis operMits mil tidal to las duns* Shay awls appeafile, prisseas alresillma the wbokt aseamisgalata—add ENO &ark la bawl. la let mil ha at aash. lie me wad kr . Sestra MU= aal Uvut NUL gerslas an a wore p.m pada" "1 1 ,1111 am laushiat. laminkalreall; ampaisl as dr uavenussailaugt. SL SICKNESS PREVENTIVE.- JOKKAIT'S 01.011111.116.-Ih. lamas of ass Maar' sap Mora to time oals it. bare Si It, sad ban dr Mrd It mew are prow...ld taking by sat• baslass• If= wed la moo sum ass analogs lasembli Throw* et seinadies have Man Saasmasiessitsk Isis& SM stoadoase. Mr. foams' MAW alhalliMlNO !lama log 4 a a kogasady soseallai to army am* badge Soso sabassbd r eo lir d = l om„ obi& las sews to SW plies wall dr of sow eon aid sway smasal• steseile. OW be R a n i te, llsgusslak imam sad Ift. Ras R. wends. Arta, la e d. par boa be to* le• iL The falingetag Imilma ngal has Ur. hart mate plasma la laisiabk to slats flat my last trip ow thew Pas imallusial VM6raldadraa I WE thugs of poor pith WU pubst• Mar —Yams a . " W., LP. esa "M, ishatiesseth Mg 1/14." :\ !..ii:-,PAPER ) alelg\- 1„, v..: - .. --zsaullyis LT WOPEN WORCESTEMMILRE .4611CULMS4le 800112"1" . The annual meeting of the Worcesterehire Agri cubsual Society was held at Woroliter ea Ildiraday eves. log, and after the 411011 of dock and award al prises in the • diffecat aperbments of agriculture, apart) of about 100 abletne'• sal gestleanis sat down to uer at the Guild hell. The chair lala taken by the Hoe. WnuanCovenrer, . and there were also nt Earl Beauchamp, Lord North wiek„ Viscount IRmyy 1f . P., Rigid ROIL Kr J. S. Peking- • ton, Bart, MP., 'Mon. F. Lygon, Y.P. Sir W. E. Wia nington, Bart., ILP., Sir Edmund A. H. , echmere, But., - Mr. Hodgetta Foley, M.P., hc. The usual loyal aid patriotic insets having been duly Immured, The CHADIYA, gave the toast of " The Army and Navy. on which Earl Incaucitaxr brledy responded on behalf of the former service, and Sir J. PLantorox on behalf of the latter. Sir John mid he had no claim to have his name connected with the toast. He heel no better means than the general public had of aniertain_what the prembit coadition of the navy a l ight be, but jud ge[ from those Mans he bad no doubt that the British navy wee at this moment as ready aa it Lad ever been at any former period to do food service to the ,rountry if Used be. (Cheers.) His foamier ode experience, how ever, bed quahAed him to speak ea am subject connected with the navy which just now was attracting public attes tip. in the newspapare-whe meant the question of the policy of expending a large mom( money in building armour. covered ship'. It hod best las hotline and his duty, as a amesiber al the hie admlntsisedia, to prows, that they Dodd adept A* liffecethim is the. navy, se that other Maas win asioptise it, mod se they had reason to believe than %helmeted's' would be a most valuable one. It bad bah his duty to superintend and to weigh the experiments OM WINN mile in connexion with this invention, and the mulls had been that these armar-covered ships, although *ord.* net be proof against every poisibie attack under every possible cieoumeteuice, were shown to be so superior to the ordinary wooden vends, as well to repay the extra cost. The late government had built two of these armour-covered ships, the - Worrier and the Black Priem the present government had ordered others ; and he believed the British public desired that the experiment should be well tested. (Cheers.) Hr J. PALWOTON (save, " The County Members." Viscount ELNLIT, in reply, said the proceedings of par liament during the last session reminded him of a wai tron, anecdote. A gentleman finding two of his servants idle, said to one of them, •' Jack, what are you doing !" "1 am doing nothing, air," we the reply. Then to the other be said, " And what are doing:Tom!" and the answer was, "I am helping J ack , inr. '(A . bomb.) Ho must consider himself to have been in the position of Tom, having during the last session been " helping Jack "to do nothing. (Laughter.) Lord Elmley then sanded to the improvements that had been mode in agriculture since the esteblialment of these societies, the members of which were at one time spoken of by the press as so many " chew. bacons." This was now altered. He &wend a hope that next session a bill would be passed for facilitating the trans fer of land, by which those who bad debts upon their pro perty and thou who had money for investment might be mutually accommodated. Lord Noarewicc give the toast of " Thtbfembers for 'the My of Worcester and the Boroughs d fte County." He did ant agree with Lord Daniel that the Howie of Com monied done witless in the last passion ; eq the contrary, be thought they had done a good deal. Perhaps they bad not salnall pawed malty bills, bet what they had pealed .=dabad t sifted. He did not know that they hive p . r d nuch better off if they bad had another lis Reform Bill into a law. (Hear, hear.) Sir JO/J3 Amami rose to respond to the tout, aid nog formally acknowledged it, he said he ought, perhaps, te sit down and trouble them no further. He was of opinion that times agricultural societies were t,diag too much to speacb-ruking Agricultural moieties were berotatte very epieeral ; but one result of this was, that a part of their produce was a large crop of speeches. Like other laiv crops, they varied a good deal in gall*. (Hear, heir.) He would not say that they contained a - good deal of " chaff ;* but no doubt they were adapted to different tarketa. (laghter.) One of the rules of these societies was, that politics should be excluded from their diactusloca but, unluckily, the practice was all the other way. He did not approve of this practice of introducing politics l at these meetings. He did not mean to say that there were no oixesions on which subjects of a political nature might be introduced. He 1.%d bai lee expressed his opinion at that table that the meaning I Me mile we,, Vi t it i artv politics should be excluded. t ar There were questions, such as the late re bellion in I•• femine in Ireland, the position of our army bet ere and such like subjects, which might fairly be dimmed these gatherings, as not involving any party question. (Hear, hear.) lie might Sudan illustra tion at the present day ; they might congratulate them selves that they weft living et this moment in England in '=aorgsuegerity. We ought to be grateful that the i net lira eimadsr by combined or divided fee. Mma, me hiegambell by these distressing anxietnia which 04 — -- , ! - at this messeet pesheted almost every other Ratios but our own. We were attached to the Sovereign and to the institutions emir which we lived. We bad minor differences among us, no disabk but there was one great fact for which we could not be too thankful, that we were a people happy, prospraus and contented, and while other nations were struggling to; that liberty which we enjoyed, we were meeting together in these social parties to enjoy each other's society. The object which members of pediment should Lee in view in attending these meetings, should not be to court cesseitneneies, but to pay their respects to mother earth. Ilia right bon. friend, Mr. Disraeli, had set a wise example in this respect in his own county of Bucks, where be had addressed ancultural meeting without touching ice politics; agricultural and he (Sir John Pakington) could wish that gentlemen who undertook the task of drawing up the lists of toasts on those occeeions would not give the members of parliament for the district so conspicuous a position ow their lists. Their object at these meetings 'honk' be to disseminate agricultural knowledge. He had within the last few days travelled through that celebrated farming die , trtot between the Firth and the Tweed. There he had Ma splendid farms, with large fields and small hedges, where he Gould count the homesteads, because there were few trees to intercept the view, and every homestead had its steam melee chimney. There route were high, because farming was profitable, and farming ass profitable because leases were lone. (Hear.) Every farmer had a sufficient capital, and the tenant had 1241 hesitation in laying it out. Corn 'mutts were common, and he Wpm told that the rent of a farm per acre in that district was the price of two quarters of wheat, and sometimes three, so that a farmer sometimes paid a rent et 1,0001., 2,0001., and eves 3,0001. .year, and had a handsome profit left for himself afterwards. He must say he should be sorry to see the oaks and elm, andappleorchards of Worcestenhire felled, &nabs country rendered OA treeless as in Scotland. But they might do a good deal in the way of improvement before they arrived at any such desperate alternative as that. There was sense geed farming in some parts cif that county, but pm ;a7y the character of farming in Worcestershire did not stand high._ As to the speeches at agricultural dinners, Sir Jobs added that be rather hear ono good pract ical speech oa farming from a practical man than the best pub. total speech a member of parliament could utter. Other toasts of a local and general nature succeeded. • A public reeling was hold ou Thursday after noon in the lecture theatre of the Birmingham and Midland Institute, Birmingham, for the purpose of distributing the Weaned ceirtidostas awerde'l by the University of Oxfonl t o th e miconlitul candidate. from the Birmingham and Mid land district, at the examination in June last. The chair urea occupied by the Bight lion. C. B. Adderley, )LP., the president of the institution ; and amongst the gentle men present were M. D. Hill, Esq. (the moonier), T. Lloyd, fti(ithe mayor), th e Rev. W. Cochin, the Rey. Mr. Clif the Rev. Nash Stephanotis the Rev. W. Houghton, the ay. J. T. Buns, he. The theatre was densely crowded la every part by the students and their friends, and the greatest enthusiasms' manifested during the proceedings. /1022/4 W —The monthly msetts of the directors of the Sailors' Home was held oa ThuseS. the 11th instant, in the museum of that institu tiers, Cipeatn Hon. Francis Maude, R.N., in the chair. Tao secretary presented the accounts, by which it appeared that the number of boarders at the Home during the month averaged 216 daily, consisting of seamen jut returned front Indian, Australian, and other foreign voyages. The solos of money remitted by sailors to their families during the five months ending Sept. 90 amounted to 10,217/. Is. lid., and their deposits in the Beard of Trade Savings Rank to 1,865/. 13s. 9d. Tenders fur the quarterly supply of pro- Titian were also submitted, cud it is satisfactory to remark that a reduction has taken place in the price of meat, breed, Bois butter, sod cheese, compared with the preview quarter. It was also shown that 302 able seamen barn been enrolled at the Home for the Naval Reserve since Ist January Ist, all excellent sailors, many of them quite able to perform the duties of petty ofhoors The largest number of theme men have undergone their 28 days drill on board the Brilliant, in the Wait India Docks, and they appear delighted with the exercise, and speak in a very cheering manner in favour of this portion of their navel experience. The Manchester Free-trade Hall has been licensed for an amateur performance by, and for the benefit of, the Manchester Ride Volunteers. The performance is to take place on November 14th. " Mr. Frederic Jones has published a act of Stereoscopic Views of the Interior of the Chapel Royal of it °gorge's, Windsor. They aro of remarkable merit. The depth el les dark colonnades, with the mystic obscarittea and two itio2sl Rashes et lb*. Is rendered with a fidelity to nature un equalled by anything we have ever seen In stereoscope!. —Attie. seam, Jana is, MIL " Highly Interesting and valnablv."—Daily geirt The Win complete den sent tree en receipt Of a post- Ace ordar for !Ts , or two samples fer Sa Wholesale and fra anuertation.—Yrisierte Jones, l•fi Oxtordetreet, Leaden, • isedg appose Boadetrst.—Adverthierust 1