The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-30 00:00:00

, 7, 0 % 6 e " ,- Sr'_ !, . eAr • -~ ~--r----. iwbi . _. - ,Erprt%% ,•;? fr o-r--;.‘7: ".2 NA Rlfier,s. - --,, lIIPOOL, Joss 28. Balm to-day, 60:4 0 0 for dpasidataosa sal export. 690 Aaati- D • lik Parma, &c., 19d. to M s. . to 204. ; 20 Naomi. and • ' Scotism. 74. to 200. 200 Sawa, Swat, Bd. to 15& ; Madna, 12 6 1 id. to 121 d. ; Japan. 121(1. ; Pas, kat vary dapraload aad inaralar, mi . S TODA RR-EGYPTIAN-HALL, THEATRE of MYSTERY.—The nes ud usartslions Master: the INSTANTANEOUS GROWTH of FLOWN!. TREES. and the /PAL INDIAN BASKET FIAT, u oaly performed by Colosel !Rodent and the Indian Magtclana, and introduce 1 for the first time In this country, by Colonel Btodare, oo Faster liouday, April IT, 1865, in Its celebrated entertainment of Magic and Ventriloquism. EVERT NIGHT at Melt (Saturday Included), and special day tattoos on WEDNESDAY end SATUR DAY FTERN Nfi, at mem Admission, Is. Arse. b.. 81413, lis. Tickets at Mr. Mitchell's, 64 Old Bondatreet, and at the Box-odlce, Egyptian-ban, fres ii to 6.—" The aensatton of the season."—Vide " Punch." Jane 3 . 1.868, Jaw" ?.9 . — TM supply of wheat w bt., And pram were le. higher. ee k. Wheat, red. 424. to 430. pro ms OITHUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. BIKONDED. on the 14th teat, charged on • warrant with Felony, JANIS POWKLL PAILKIIII, No.?, Rortan-terreak Iftghlnwp-vate, Middlesex, la th Cleft In the employment of Mourn. J. and W. Nicholson and Co., Mallen, Clerkenwell, London. deeription : 81 years of age, bit Bin. high. pears lead, bine eyes, heels colour. black lair (short), dark brown close beard, whiskers, and wondache (may since be cut off', walks erect. He is accompanied by his wife. SS years old. dark hair and am prominent check bones. Speaks with a strong Irish accost. She hes with her two children ice), one 4 years old, the other 18 months. The above Reward of £lOO will be paid by Messrs. J. and W. Nicholson to any person ply ing web information as shall lead to the apprehension of the said James Powsll Parker.—information L. .w given to Messrs Nash, Yield, and Layton, solicitors, I, ilinfolk.lane, Cannon aired, or to Inspector Ilansilion, city of London Penes, Detec "se Oaks, Old Jewry, Z.C. RS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of yet w 1111- y a r d. tondos) LINE et WEAK sod PACKET oups to OsTRAILL —Far 11.1113 , 11JEK11. Pert Phillip, Direct vimtaw limb ow Titursdaf. July ta„ calling at Plymouth), iPirrSA slipper slily TRUE BRITON, 1.1011 tow. SAWN, Oommander . Winans the Red India Doris. 1 g u stsodatlcas for Odom of ansurpassed, 1 n aa any an erpet4nead sargeoa.—For freight or par ...saply to ALLPORT and MO with Mews. MONEY w WON and SONS, 7, Uadenliallatre ' et. Pavasz.osto gas sia goof packets S' waveyed from Paddington to gist it, dot 160011d11111 tans, acil Wooed dale tor class Will. tri IMAM FRO/d LIVERPOOL OR ch ar L ENSTOWN TO lag NEW YORK. TWICE A sat/ MHZ LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and N J. PHILADELPHIA STKAM•SHIP COMPAN Y Intend do. ...gabs their MI-powered Clyde built Iron Screw fiteasn-Shipe, ikryfrg tie Vatted Stales mails, FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. CITY OP CORK, Friday, Jim PA CITY OF GLASGOW, (SaturdayWASIJINOTON, Wednesday, July 6. , July It Lad eer y Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays cola pasaage by the mall steamers sailing exajedno o. = mentytairimyrocordiog to the mom i end Saturday's steamers. IS Eutaw- CZpoop In cludes • full supply of cooked provisions. p o sterei for Cana da, the United States. and /NUNN Columbia. woo through on wry advantageous terms—For further pae llas' a pply to WILLIAM IN MAN. Pt. Water•rtreet, Liverpool , al e ie DVSS sad MACEY. Sl. King Williamotreot. Loadon. BA.RNEDI3 BANKING COMPANY (Limited) Incorporated under 'The Companies Act, 11101." Capital £1.000,000, in PAM Slums of LAO aseh (with power to increase), of which It is sot intended to call up more than Leo per Share. Deposit on application Li par Share, Le per Share cm ailed went. Lb per Chars on Ist September, and the remainder In instainst ate of not more Om Fat eaeh at intervals of not less thau three months, of which maple notice will be givers. mererem. CHARMS MOZLEY, req., Chairman. J. A. &oche, Esq. (Mews. J. A. liencke and Co.`,, LlverpooL George Collie, taq. (Laws. G. Collie and Co ), Liverpool. S. Prbe Edwards, ip Liverpool. John Enthoven, Esq. (Messrs. S. J. Enthoven and Sons), Liter T HE LONDON, WINDSOR, sod GREEN w ICH HOTELEI 0011 PAN Y Limited t. Incorporated under the Joint Kock Companies Act, 1862, with Capital4.6oo,ooo, in 20,000 Awes of £26 each. LI mato.* on application, and CA on silo:meet ?Glare calls wilt not exceed £5 per share, nor be made at Inter vals of lees than three mon. hs A minim= dividend of 10 pee oeot guaranteed fer Ave yeses. Today the market wee firm at er boll oe See qualities of wheat, with& nog. Flour sued►. Oats, 3d. to dd. sl fully 6d. pie load dearer. Hems us. at previous rates. Indian roes 6d, p si , o , is Liz request. without (Mande in Henry Labonchere, FN., 15, PortUnd -place Sir Charles Rich, Bart., t Directors of the London, Chatham, Edward W. Edwards, Kw , and Dover Railway Company. The Hun. James V. Stuart Wortley, Curzon street, Mayfair. Thotnrs P. Chappell, Req., be, New Bond-street. Wm. Cokltinhh ' Esq., Norbury-park, Surrey. W Jeueings, Sap , Chairman of the City Steamboat Company. Captain nulkeley, Director of the Ores& Western) Railway Cu John Willi .m m rt r e . r, Esq., Director of the Lou. i For Windsor. don Tavern Company. Hoary Darrell, Rag., Windsor . Mews. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co., Lombard-strest. Mews. Neville, Bald, and Co., Windsor. 111.01U1S. fiet COMIC OPERETTA, by J. OFTEN vur, BACH, will be performed at the OXFORD, THIS 1tY6241:40, by the whole of the artistes of the cotabiloboboot , Including Mimes Rnasell, Basil, Waltnaley, sad Tyrrell. Macro St. Albmt, Green, Marini. de Conductor, lie. F. Jonehmena. All the other attractions as osital. COMMOSCO at light o'clock. rtx, Jinn 2L—There is a slack trad e, aintain their value. Beet made f rom mutton, te. to ee. 24. i lamb. em to to 51. 4d. ; pork, 38. 4dL to b. Bd. sinking the offal. frond pooL s Martin, Esq. (Messrs. Martin, Robertoon and Co., Omosehnrehetreet, London), Director of the Thanks and Meru insurance Company. I Froth. I . Morley. Kay., LiverpooL Lewin B. Morley, Esq., lAverpooL Joseph Robinson, Esq , Deputy Chairman Ebbw Vale Company, Limnos ronntney-hill, London. (With power to add to their number.) BANKER& Wails. Prescott, Grote, Cave, and Co., London. Mews 1. Earned and to.. Liverpool. 5101118. Meows. Brunton and Son, $2, Cambia, London. Masora Halbert, Wasp. and Co., liltortatreourt, T ogm on. strait. Means. Thomas Tinley and Sons, Liverpool. IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION :Limited). NOTICE IS HERBST GIYIN, that the SLOOND ORDINARY GENLRAL MILTING of the Shareholder in this Armistice will be held at the London Tavern. Biel.opegatestmet, In the City et London, on THURSDAY, the 13th day of Jay nor, at 111 o'clock at woo precisely, for the receiving the Report of the Directors and Statement o Amounts, of declaring • Dividend, and far general purposes—By order of the Board, W. C. WINTLIMTTOM, Secretary. Lombard.street, London, Jane 16, 1E46. DUKE of NEWCASTLE'S MEMORIAL. The BUILDER of THIS DAY, price td., by poet 6d., coutaitur —lllustration of Carved Bercdoe, Shircoaks Church-- Restoration of Churches in Rome—New and Improved Scientific Instruments and Applianors—The Old Town of Edinburgh—View and Flans of Leeds School of Medicine - A Death March In India —Mr. Ferguson on the Holy Sepulchre—Consumption of lisn.ke In France—Decorations for Dinner Tables Royal Horticultural Society—On the Economy of Water-supply and Utilisation of Deahng with Estimates in Shefßeld, ete.— Officl, lt,,r e, k-street, Covent-garden ; and all Booksellers. DE—Tlts traasseticies in leather during again been quiet. At LeadsnbaU se a fair supply of (rah good., but the d e d, sad prices were unaltered. N. tic. ea bring particularly in request. 1 Vern. Kyky. Brothers, Ileum koblus, !Luber, and Daley, 211,Thresdneedlel Bacurnai—George Leslie. Eacl- Temporary 001ces-16, Nicholas-lane. E.C. 16s. cd N '1 3 4:. 1(1 9 1 d .. . 28 — Fl a t? i s 11 1 1 8a ti . ;Atom, 40s. 9d. Will. End tiamall, Hates, 17a. va. ; Walls Eud He ally End Rosears Haas. 16e. 9d. • • Hatton, 17s . 9d.; Wows Ead ; Walls End Hough Hall, 17a. ; W 6d. ; Walls Ead lest South Kolb" 1% ; Camay —Shipiat market, a ; sold, 47. 9THENBURG. The fine firet-el strame GUM/ WAS/. "IR VIM p= ott stfousig Ira se Te be followed b 7 the AMBITIG VM= r iT.rsa. X toctiLLIY/X law screw 444,nt, Masora Maynard, Bon, and Co., Colanan-sdavet, Landon. Messrs. Baieuon, Robinson. and Morris. Liverpool. AUDUOJUI—MeaIira. Harwood &Inner and you, LiverpooL Stoaintsat iro r ta i t. H. Ashton, Roy. Otiose In Ur Hank. Tainisrary Ream UMW- cow tirsol bt bers. yr No. 20. Thrinstreet, DR. 017LVERWILL on MARRLLGS : 101 Oldigstioes, Happiness. sad Dasegpolalassaia. hies la. .. n liars" m eanddll 41. THIN 21.1121111011 • day Mends" Want% Gi a l liaboreezbelniati t. W. lb; the • Taiidah Baths, ls. Pd.. 19. Idarilies-le•Otaad. 1.11 ,FFIO RETURNS. Miles Pr. Par. MM. To 41, TOL eitaadas. 111 I 80. °9". 6,474 LASH 11.43 10.47 6,717 14 666 481 SOT &if &4 ~'.. w 6,474 5,1 124 St 31 170 611 V jek OS 222 2o 11 102 11 222 442 21 2711 1,417 1,11 liii. si Ise ist set .-....• 91 960 949 ohm 1,461 60 994 719 1,713 1.811 654 16,636 13.79 6 3 4 .09 81.111 101 17,361 19,113 38,474 113,051 lac 37,06 16,471 74.318 73,98 27 1,999 NO 3,480 20 406 20,519 114.4911 44 43 647 .01 11 1 ver 70 6,20 911 7,111 6,371 1275.1 64,364 97,143 121,457 117,79 11,4.6 8.384 97.1.01 and ..- We 6,436 U. 16.661 18,74 limo- ■ - 1,067 433 1,300 1.421 111 2,330 240 2,800 1,471 62 19,1141 18.1.97 498,62% 43,90 t s II 1.746 1,610 4.416 0,961 THE LONDON AND NORTH WMTLED r u t onseq monsjog an acciden oi t t v b r . lle a -n• e northern extremity of the Birmingb of empty waggons was due to leave ing at 10 a.m., Wad to pass through th pr station tee minutes later. It did no ugh until 10.30, and counted of tweet d one track loaded with an empty erg t for repairs to a station on the S e loaded waggon appears to have high, or to have shifted its position by ; the consequence was that it es the scaffolding erected for the men w g the night in remising the tunnel at t station. The sonfoldiog wu knocked loaded waggon was cast upon th neer train due at Birmingham this ototructioe, and the shock sum engine to I eve the rails, but now of the the metal.. It is sappand that the off by the sca ff olding lying across the the station-master, sad the company's were instantly on the spot; the doom of • es were properly seemed, and the tun the tunnel. Itiwas thee ascertained that the pesseopes bad received injuries, the face, but it is hoped nothing more aid was promptly surninued and obtained. rtoo, Mr. Chassis*, and Hz. Blake were and the passengers who Deeded attention Mr. Wyatt speedily arranged for the e teethe se usual over the Stour Valley seers between Birmingham and Edgbas sent by omnibus until the line could he CCIDINT AND LOSS OF LITE.--A dis oocurred on Tuesday on the Greet Eastern idioms( Whittlmes and March. It sp est daughter of Mr. Charlie Yawner. of • , had been to an adjoining farm is Mr. ion, for the purpose of gathering fruit ; she by the servant arid lad, and wee in a y had of necessity to cruse the line, and on •u from Mahon, due at March st 6.13 ight, which waa not perceived by the lad, from the car to open the gates. After the first gate the lad foolishly lad the hone of the lima, and there left it whilst be pre the second gate. A dreadful accident and horse were smashed to atoms. The on the spot, and the person of Miss fully mangled, but life is got yet extinct : ly severed from the body. Several phy y in attendance, and every effort is being 'nation. No blame whatever is attached train. RAILWAY PA:WINO:MRS.—The follow otice has just been issued by Mr. G. N. indent of the Great Western line of rail eds employed by the company :—" Several occurred lately of carnage doom having th sides ; a some occasions this has arisen been locked at stations where tickets are he ticket-collectors, or guards have omitted .rs before the trains started. The Wen -misters, guards, sad tioketoolleetors, ie y called to the fact, that it is against the of Trade to have the doors locked on y trine while travelling between stations. guards, and ticket-oullectors must there • e doom on the near side of the trains ere before the trains leave the stations, and • responsible for any consequences that may train being started from a station with the locked on both aides. The directors attach portanceto this rule being carefully observed. h of it will be most severely dealt with. * portends attached to the carrying out of the the Board of Trade, that each employe on the to admit in writing that he has received the mn, a delicious health restoring Revidenta without medicine or inooevenienee. Dye s), Cough. Asthma, Consumption, Detdlity, ow, Bilious, Liver, and Womack °amp/gots. times its cost in other rennin's. 60,000 eases and Co., No. 77, Repatetreet. London, W. t d. ; 110., ils. lid. VW., 111.... At aU groats.— MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 1 . 20, at 20t, Oaford•etroet, the wife of Mr. J. D. ~ e 26, at St. John's-lodge. Rentish.town, the wits ing, of a son. e 26, at Rosemount, Lower Norwood, the wife B , ~ M.R.C.8., of a eon tinl6, at the Minorite, the . wife of Mr. B. Um' , at Stetted Vicarage, Bedfordahlre, the wife of Kills, of a eon. JUIlt 26, at Soapstone Rectory, Leicestershire, Rev. T. W. O. BrHeard, of • son. MARRIAGES. Juue 26, at r.t. Margaret's Church., Plummiest'. . Scasbrook, 0. Budd, Vag., Royal Artiller), to hoer of Major Gore, Royal ArtlDeg. DE YOLK`, NS —June 22, by sped d license. at , county Dublin, by the Rev. H. J. Tombs, K J. I lastle Satunienson, Esq., to the lion. Helena yna, taught r of the Lurd and Lady Ventry, of se. county Kerry. KAN.—June 22, at St. Mary's Church, Kilburn , R. Adam, Major P. D. Watkins, late of the Ivry, to M le Mary kalaabeth Mcßee°, of Clifton' ss.trood, N.W. DEATHS. 27, at 1, 011bert-road, Bast Park Estate. the, .titer of Mr. B. Cook, of Salisbury-court. rue , months. one 2,, at Ascot Cottage, Winktleld, near Willa' n • Rik. M. D sited W. Mrs. dude, of Chobbarn-common, aged FM 25, at Vorketreet, Portruansquare, T. C. Cill* SS. at the Orange, Bedale, Yorkshire. Wilreh• the late Hon. and key. T. Monson. egad 77. at St. Helena, shortly atter her confine . wife of the Rev. George Baron Pennell. of Sir Charles Mitot, Governor of the is - I,Wla;d by WILLIAM EXlMithil4 ri d iir bard to ...- tie etty ol Labs. AinZ a g are. ":„ atriook la the Precis* of VIM 211. 18/4. ~,. fIiOTTERDAM. end the ItHINE.—REDUC TION of FARM—The Netherlands Steamboat Company. tin and favourite Names BAT AVIS'', Captain W. ale ITN, will len. Brunswick Tier, Blackwell, SWAY SUNDAY at It o'clock, *rival of the 10.70 a.m. train from Yeacburahntreet Stains,. Liu t Sanwa. Al . tore cabin., lie. . Mare tickets Ideatd at a Wm and a halt. —Ant) , at cturzurs Universal csak itamerworms. w. : or to - MILLIPPS, MILYNS, PHIL. uppgW NMeil-lea•. HftSTININ); Sit Leonardo, Rastboarne, Isle of Yotlusiouiß, Bstihion--NUMMIIR SICRNICR of Oe LONDON, nIOIITON, a= SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. =Rama' efed Tot =II =cattail= aud ha ofoteseut of nerd= Res July Mae TOOL LATE EXPRESS TRAIN Iran BRIGHTON. On and after tie Ist July an IMPRESS TRAIN, $r and stosbd class. will leave BERM:POE EVIRY NIGIT (Sundays snmpted), at 10 o'clock. arriving at Victoria at MIS p.n. VOIJTH WESTERN RAILWAY. WIRT oil NJIGIAND EXCORSSON for MINT DAYS or fir iroVIITUS DAYS, at raincoat fares. OS - SATURDAY, July 1, a *SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Rabseloo-Intage Station at Mt Am. LoinK.enslogton at 11.45, and Chelsea - it 8.49 ajm.), calling at Vauxhall, Clapham Junc tion, Wimbledon, ash SaMon. The nileray from Rueter to DirrminPl• Poets through some of the rout scenery in Devon shire; sod dpens MD to the public th 6 favourite watering 'Wm of Ilfracsialm. Lyston, Bade. Be. I.lmondi is also a Isvoardo watermg place. Returning from Exeter on Monday, July 10, or on Mondaki v u i ty 17, at 1520 ant. there sad Back. First See. CI. or Class. Coo. Cars. To Bideford IS 20 To harrataple To Om To gou t tn e rton Road or Eggeeford To Morard Road or Coppleetone To Exeter , Lyropstone, Topsham, or Crofton 21 .. la To Exeter, Ti hple, Poulton or Moulton 76 Colyton To bard-road. Chard, or Axminster To erowiterne 1 3 .. 8 71) Yeovil or airborne To pincanton is Cols, Xvitereech. Pyllu 11 .. bu To 311:1Tridge Wel or 111ortvIRotar Newfmn •TO Burnham, Ilighbridge. and itharrick or ' Blandford To youplecombe, Osillasham, or Millteras Port } n 0 8 To Samley, Dinton, or Tisbury To Salisbury. Wilton. at Andover ^ 9 0.. aildren under 3, tree 3to 12 years, half-farra. No alldv ed except a carpet-bag or poternauteart. Tickets not fumble. l it OITT-H—WESTBRN RAILWAY. slain% xxqmsioN for EIGHT: or . 10ITRIMEN ....1 Y EXCURSION TRAIN for WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, el; the underinenflont4 Station', will leave Waterloo-bridge Station, London, calling at Vauxhall. Clapham Junction. WW2- blaPo, and &whiten. on SAIIVHDRY, istly I, at L4sl)m. from .11ranioo ; from lamainflon, 1.4 f ; abd from Chabot, at 1.411 pin -. &Aurae( tr. m Weymouth on Monday, July 10, or on Monday, July 17, at 7.20 a.m. First liars. Carriages.} 15 0 } 13 6 • " • • Fares to Loudon and back. corred To Weymouth . To Dorchester .. To Wareham .... To Poole Junction . To Poole To Winsbonie To Christchurch To Ringwood To Boulder To Lymington To Ilrockenburst To Southampton 11rtad Station).. 10 0 .... 7 0 Tlme Table of RETURN TRAIN trout WhYMOUTH on MONDAY. 10th July, or t is MONDAY, 17th July. am.LW Lave Weymouth 7.to Leave Ringwood 9.14 Des chaster 7.45 „ Rebutter Wareham . Mit Junetbn .... &SY „ ftroekeuhurit 11.15 „ S o uthampton ,S% est) 10.16 ~ Wlmborne , Cluistchurch SAS Children under 0, free : above 3 and under 12, T ic kets A carpet bag or portmantian only allowed as luggage. not trootterable. . 10 0 VARNA RAILWAY COMPANY.-BEVRN AND•A-HAL7 PER MST. OBLIGATIONS. Ths HALT-YRARLY INTRUST oaths above Obligations due hi July, ISGS, will be PAYABLE on and titer that date, at the Or ees of the Company, IS, Angel-coart, London, KC., between the hours of 11 an 3 o'clock. The coupons mud be left for stsadnstlon three clear days before applying for payment, Leedom, Jane TS, MS. By order. T HE PARIEFIELD IRON COMPANY (Limitet. Woe already in toll operation. To be Incorporated under the Companies Act. its, whereby the liability of each Shareholder is strictly limited to the amount for which he actually subscribes. Capital 4400.00, In I/1,000 Shares of 425 each. A minimum dividend of 7; per omit. per annum guaranteed for the lint three yearn Dewed 41 per share oo application, and 42 per share on allot ment. It is not intended to call up more than 6 per share, in imamate of .4?., at intervals of out less than three months. DIRECTORS. George Brockelbenk, leg., tireenwich, Director of the Pettit /eel Company. The lion. ft. Bowe Browne, the Crouch Oak, Weybridge. Beery Del/ell, gag., 21, Mincing-lane, Dhector of the Chartered Gee Company. J. C. Harvey, yips., Stoke-upon-Trent, from:meter. Wheel Sevastopol% Bag. (late Meagre. MERL and Co.), 24 J. isebary.drcua t Tibbs, Ise. (Mews. J. L Tibbe and Sons), Adam's-court, Old Brsedetreet Jewell B. Tllston, Keg., 2, Chepstow-place, Bayswater. (With power to add to their number.) IlitanCro DIRECTOR.—Henry J. Marten, Ban., M. Inst. C.L., l'arkflehd4towe. Wolverhampton. BAJLERS. loadon—The Agra and bisatermee's Bank (Limited), 35, Iflcholas line, LC, end their bninoliee =-The Alliance Bank (Waited). —lhe Bi r mingham Banking Company, Beimetle bill. BOston—lbe Staffordshire Joint Stock Bent (I..DnITOT). 1140EBlui. London—J.lPu S. Moore, Leo., ThrolpnertonetreeL =7I —Meuse. 17. and T. Intim, ledis-bulldroSe• .cer—tisizael Fernyhoosb, Croanatreot. brnuomam—John So Ith, Enq , Bennett's-hill; Yeura Payne and , co, Bennett'nbill. Wohernampton—Jona Laderldll, IGeq., Ereherele - eheoherh• nouenves—Mmars. Howard, Irollman. and Lowther. 141, Yenchurch-sereee. AODlTot—Junes olah, Key., et, tleortateeltreet• Biniownty—Julan b. Uickinsoll., W. Temporary Mae-IM, Feachuren street, IC. ABRIDGED PItOSPRIMIS. • Company is formed for the purpose or par 711i16 nd7—the estates an d extensive iron works and irne Xemies Mom as " The Park Collieries and Iron Works, Stafford elle," and Becondly—Crrtaln forges and rolling mills contiguous thereto. The reactors have consented to take a large portion of the pur chase money In shares, and for the first three years have guaran tied a retain:um net dividend of 71 per cent., such dividend Wag weU . the services secu re of d the vendors have also been secured by the Company for the miumage.oent of the respective works during the awn period. O" a calculation of the average cod of production for the last three lean at these works it is believed that a net profit greatly bi mow of that guaranteed will be realised. TM purchase la massaged to be completed on the 24th of July, se that the Company will eater immediately epon works in hilt Vuitton, and will consequently be. In receipt of dividends Itaulag from the Ay of the subacription of the necessary NOW. A deposit of LI per share will be required to be eg e t; the Bankers on all applications, and uponallotment a rat mitt of L 2 per share on the number of shares allotted. I no allotment be made the deposite will be returned in full Prospectutes sad forms of application for shares may be obtailied of the Beakers, Brokers. and Solicitors, and at the Temporary Minot the Company. ALL IRON WORK. The ST. PANCRAs IRON WORK COMPANY. ow 11l Par.,....ront. Laawfor. N.W bthNEFORLYS FLUID MAONZSIA.—The isedkal proles on for thirty years have approved of this Dore solution of magnesia u the beat remedy for goat sad ate- Leak disorders or every kind and as a mild aperient it lo drill adapted for ladles sod children. Prepared solely by DIN NZPORD sad Co., Chemist., de., 17!, New Bondatreet, 14 °Otto, sad mold throughout the world by. all viormisble magmata Cauttaa—ae that " Dtaaatord and Co. on ma Mir rad rod heel over Ws Gook IRE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Walled). Capita sabserthed„ MIL SA,000,000: paid up, £ 50,000. IMOIIIS. CmAinslan—ADM CIiAMAX, 04. ferr a leassek lall e: L . Capt. J. Oland Jo Woke. O. GI. Xacpberson, Y.P. Alderman W. Schelehold, Seq., M Jame Diane, H. Mr S. D. Scott, Sad. P. D. Madan, Seq. H. D. Seymour, Req., M.P. J. O. Hanson, Eq. Al f red Donato% Nes. G. S. Holvoyd Y. Alfred Wthoos, Zee. J. 41. Homers, laq. IL UAL Hoe. Masaatas—Henry J. Barber, Eel., and T. Pram Sandensan, Ise. efouarroas—Meesrs. Anhwe ards i, and Morn; sad Co. : and Mews. Edw Co. Td Aasoclatlon receives money on deposit for lied polo& Yaks advanses as approved seatrities Negotiates loans, and undertakes joserel_ fl_asuselal business, W. C. WIND=II., Secretary. 27, lecaberdelrese, LC. T IM CREDIT FONCIER sad MOBIL/ER of ENGLAND (United). Authorial ... T=l P4,000,000 Capital au Capital mishap aspens Pnad Dividend teeerve lad narona. This Eight Mow JAMIE STUAKT WORTLEY. Governor. JAMIE LITICI, , Merchant Di s, EivresArmayard, t Deputy- JAWED NUGENT DANIELL, Esq., Lando', j GOYIM:10R lama Mild; Era, London. akzander Dunbar, Esq., Old Eroadartreet, Loadon. Clarks Mils, Dn., Lloyd's. Adolphe Hakim Seq. (Mennen Pinto, Haldlii Denham, and Co.), London. The Hon. T. C. Haliburton, M.P., Chalssian of the Canada • si=lassociation, London. Harrison, Seq. (Asmara Young, Di and Bonn) . Director of the Thames and limey Isirdrahoe C ompany. Richard Stuart Lane, En. (Messrs. Lank Hankey, and Co.), land Charles I. Henry Patina% Dm., J.P , Itirosltaqsan. London. Joseph Manna Matta, laq. (Werra MaddEl Smith and Co.), Old liniadoinat, Loudon. Edward Warner, Eaq., 21. P.. tondos. John Westmorland, laq. (Director of Ea loyal Issaraaos Cow pin), Louden. Albert Grant, 7.&A., MILL, Seq., Managing Director. BAIIIOII. The Agra sad Mantorrasah blank (Limited). Messrs. Smith, Payn e, and Smiths. The National London, Dublin, and itabranches d The Alliance (Limited), London, Liverpool, l and Man chester. SOLICITOR& Mom Newbon, Ulllll, and Co., Nicholas-lane, Z.C. BUSINESS TRANSACTED• 'Tbla company negotiates loans for colonial and 'cretin go- n7nenis7 -- - ?-ogoststas in the financial arrangements of British and other Pollwaja Makes edema's to Corporanona Town Councils. and other public YAM& =a Loans tee Fab& Works. tithe brindle:nun of Industrial and Coonnercial Un darfakinp. Makes advances twn approved Stocks, Shares..hold Securing Bond& &c. Makes tempo & rary Iftas uponAM Me ID LOW; di Freehold xad Lease Secretor& La/ado& 17 and If. CoraMIL Jame 14. DEBENTURES MUNI) BY THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE et I.NOLAIVNUeIted). ISSUE of £500,600 pips:4ll . .lamWlTH INTEILESY i•AYABLB QUABTEBLY The Directors have decided to lane Debenture Bonds of the Company for tho amounts aad bearing interest as unilir, : In sums of ElO, x2O, 120), LIOO, £250. s-00, and £l,OOO, with coupons attached. IMAM. II per cent. per annum. For three years .... Poe five years For seven years Interest payable quarterly, via, on the SOI March. 30th June, Roth September, and 30th December, In each year, at the Com paay a bankers'. The distinctive feature In the debentures lamed by this Com pany is their perfect security ; the amount of the capital sub scribed paid-up, and uncalled. and the genteel invested assets of the Company, as well as the large reserve fund, affording the most ample security to the investor. These debentures are issued payable to bearer, and can there fore pass by simple delivery from hand to hand, without endorse ment, and me free from any further stamp duty. They are also lasued—to meet the requirements of Trustees and others - trans ferable by deed only, to be duly registered in the Company's books to the names of the investors or their amigos. Forms of application can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communications must be aildremed.—By order of the Court, ALFRED LOWE, Secretary. Landon. 17 and 18, Condilll, June 18, Nob. DEPOSITS ILECIIIVED BY THE CREDIT FONCLER awl MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Llmeadi ;osn RATES FOR MONEY ON Dz This Company remises MONEY ON DEPOSIT, in rums et tlO and upwards, at the undermentioned rates, from this day unUI further notice, viz At fourteen days' notice 3 per cent. per annum. At one month's notice 34 per cent, per annum. FOR FLIED PERIODS OF Not ler than! months and apt* 6 months, 4 per cent. per ann. Beyond 6 months and up to 9 months 4l per cent, per ann. Beyond 9 months and up to It months Beyond 12 months and up to 24 mouths 5; per cent. per ann. [ Forms Of Application can he obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communications mast be addressed. By order of the Court, ALFRED LOWE, Secretary. 17 and 13, Cornh/11, London, June 15, 1566. riga JOINT4iITOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (16mited). 6 and 7. Nicholas-Wm Lonthardetrcet, London. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. .. TWO MILLIONS. PAID DP E7K600. RIBIBRVE FUND 130,660. DEPOSITS RECIIVED Repayable on demand Ditto et 7 days' notice Ditto at It days' notice Special rates tor money deposited for long pedals. BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-rm- Uw-If aine.—ffamater Senn. VW—The Mineral Waters of Homburg. as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Liebig, are stimulant, tonic, alterative and aperient. They are of admirable service in removing disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They stimffirde thcse organs when the abdominal circulation is defective, assist the processes of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition and sashinlaffion. They an powerful remedial agents in cases of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoids' diacbe and obstinate constipation. In cams of gout, and all other affections produced by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the most happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the Waters Is more especially recognised by those who drink them at their mource for then, the Invigorating air of the n mountaiw , mountains. the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur in &ambling the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent Casino. which. In the beauty of its architecture, the yudlcious distribution of ila apartments, and the richness of its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rh ne, contains saloons for balls and concerts, so also for the games of Trento et QUAZILLItO and Roulette the former is played with the half Bedsit, and the latter,with one 7.ere ; the daily venture of the back attbe Trento et Quarante table is fined at twelve thousand pounds, and the maximum stake is tour bundled and eighty pounds. Among the other attractions may be mentioned • large and comfortable read ing-roonn,liberallyfurnished with GerMan,lerettch.Engthh , ltalian. Russian, Belgian and Dutch Journals: a colfee-roontintboOlyntele style of decoration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar , opening on a tine terrace paved with as. halt A grand dining - room. where there is a table d'hdte a la Yraocaise twice a day, at one and five o'clock, ender the superintendence of the celebrated M. Chevet, of Paris, whole the lessee of the reheahment depart ment of the Kllittall. 'A circumstance which cannot fan to interest especially the English visitors b the conatrogloo, to 1 e its complettop, of • new Zuglish church. ou a piece of Prea grO gn iun given for that purpose by the generosity of his Serene the lb ring Landgrave of liege. An excellent numbering forty distinguished musicians, performs Intio orrbestro7 es • ( is/ .in the morning at the in e afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and in the e v e ing in the grand Ball-room. The new railway has slang brought the Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are eighteen trains a dlr, to and fro, the last as late as 11 o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors in flomburn may get to Brussels in twelve hours, to in fifteen, to Paris in six teen. and to London in twenty-four, so excellent is the inter communication by rail. TOH.N UNITE,, MARQUEE, Tout, Flag, and cr Plot Cloth Manufactures. llsaousei, teats, temporary roam as awnings, lined, Neared, sad lighted for weddlnp Irma &a Orders promptly raecutsd.-130, IDGWAa . 1%, PADDINGTON. Marquees for cricket sad lt RICK CLOTHS kir SALE sr HlMarchery clubs EALTII in the FAMILY. Very Choke , H Nourishicy. inePere Diet-1 , 1901r3 PEARL SRAIIALE I. very delicate for Invalids !remittable for children. InLintot will thrive amazingly upon N. and often when everythisfift falla Bold by Grocers, dc.—Agente, BROTME, Wean. liwwick Ma Company Is formed for the patposa of Purchasing the Wanness of the old-established and well.known private beak of Mean. 1. Banned and Co., in Liverpool, and organising 4 on the breeder basis of a joint stout company, under the Limited Liability Act. The Bank, which was banded in MO, has doily • lolt g end continually increasing business, and there le no doubt t in Hs new sad extended form still more satisfactory results will be realised. The Directors have received mmt encouraging promises of Banton. beta ID Liverpool and London, bt in making the allotment of shares, preference will be give u n to the present customers of the Bank. The purchme-money for the business bas been flied at one hundred and Arty thousand pounds, payable by instahneuts spread over tiro years, as stipulated in the agreement, and thla sum, on comparing it with the profit. shown by Messrs. 1. Earned and Co. to have been realised, and their guarantee of the assets taken over, cannot be considered °Aar than a moderate payment for a Menthe btislnest plaocd at am In the kande of the sharehe The Ba old nk r; will take over the business of Haas. I. Berried and Co. as from the Ist July, MS, and thims, L Sorted and Co. will guarantee the payment of ell debit balances !including bills and credits miming) steadingin their boillia tal that day. The business dill have the advantage of the active supervision of the present partners in the Bank, who have agreed t, act as Directors for flee years, and will retain a large interest in the Company. Mews. I. !tamed and Co. are willing to sell at a valitattoo the present bank premises, end any of the adhtning property, if the Directors wish to secure It, and , if reast, to leave the purchase-money on mortgage for 100= at 4fr per cent. The renitineration of the ordinary Mrs Is to be fixed by the shareholders at their annual amain" butpowerb taken In the articles of association to appoint one or more of their number as managing directors, extra remuneration will be determined by the Board. Copies of the Company memorandum and articles of associa tion. and a th e agreement for the Vanillin Of tin , Named and Co.'s business, can be seen at the Mikes of the Solicitors of the Company. Appileatiops for shares must be accumpanted by a payment of the deposit of Li per share. In the event of no allotment being made. the deposit will be returned in full. Should a less number of shares Ise allotted than are applied for the deposit will, so far as required, be appliA towards the payment dee on allearmint. Applications for shares will he received at the Bankers, Brokers, Solicitors, ofilces of the Company, tad at the following Neese : ENGLAND. Manobeeter—Mown abilities, Brooks, and Co. Leads e Yorkshire Banking Company. Birmingham • The Btrmingham Banking Company. Bristol—Hewn UMW. ND Cave, Bonito, and Co. SWTLA. Edinburgh) D i n a r }The National Bank of Scotland. Aberdeen.. Dumfries-) IRELAND. Dublin Londonderr y The Provincial Bank of Ireland. Cork limerick Beirut The Belfast Dawkins 0 The Ulster Banking Company. Where prospectuses and forms may be obtained. BAILNEIYB BANKING COMPANY (Limited). To the Directors of Itarned's Banking Com (linoted). Gentlemen.—Haring paid C to your ban I repeat that yen will allot me shame In Bertiod's Banking Company (Limited), and I hereby agree to accept such shares, or any lota number that may be allotted to me, and to pay Coe calls thereon, subject to the provision, of "The Companies Act, 1801," and the Articles of ASIOCtStiOII. fisme in full Address Occupation. if any renal signature Date The above form, when filled up, M to he left with the beakers on payment of the deposit. THE STEAM BISCUIT and FLOUR COY PA NY (Limited'. Incorporated under the "Companies Act, 11101." Capital 4200 00,0 In 10,010 shares of LlO each. Cl is be paid on application and L 2 on allotment. First Issue, 10,000 shares. cer which upwards of one seonssad have been already subscnbed. Two months at least between calls ; it is not Intended to call up more than L 6 per share. The liability of each shareholdends strictly limited to the Aare* subscribed for. DIRECTOLS. Benjamin Cobb, Yaq. (Messrs. B. Cobb and Co 1 , Fast India and China Merchant, 34, Penchurchstreet, London. James Hicks Parkinson, Esq., Pineal Biscuit Works, Stepney, and Cumberland-house. Plaistow. LUPE!. Pierce Power, Eel. (Mesas J. H. Gamble and Co.), Pemba:ch. street, London, and Morrlson'squay, Cork. Joseph Salmon, Esq., Phcenis Biscuit orka, otepoey, and Clam ' Mils, South Hackney. John Bpurydn. Km., M.D., TY, Ctimbetiand4zeet, Hyde-park, Landon (Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London), Henry Van Voorst, Eel., Queen'sroad, Clapham-park. Surrey. Bastin — Th e London and County Be., and Its Branches. 801JCITOR—Beery Wickens, Eaq., 4, Tokenhouse-yard, London. Bsows—lteras. Castello Crothers, Throginortonetreet, London. limuasa—Mr. George Newman. Sulam/AY—Arthur Butt, limb Temporary Oinces-213, Lombard-street, London, LC. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The wholesale Biscuit said Chip Flour Business his been ex tensively developed during the put few years, end Sow extends throughout the United Kingdom, the Colonies, and other parts abroad. The Directors of this Company have entered Into an agreement with Messrs. Parkinson and Salmon for the purchase, on most satisfactory terms, of their well-known premises, plant, and machinery, known as •• The Phoenix dbip Biscuit Works, _Ratcllll - Stepney," and the goodwill of their old-established sod increasing business, with the benefit of all existing contracts. The ship blur& business of Messrs. Parkinson and Salmon, which is the most extensive in the kingdom, will be continued, sad additional buildings, plant, and machinery will be at once wastraeted for the manufacture of fancy biscuit. of every kind. The Directors are also enabled to state that they have seemed the services of Mr. George Newman, as manager. lie was lOg . rattly with Meurs. Huntley and Palmer, and afterwards with hisura.Peek. Preto, and Co., sod Ms experienee In the serious practical department. of the business, acquired In thou leading establishments, eminently qualifies him for that position. Axo n e Company will be in receipt of tbe Income of the per on o taking possession of the premises, early dividends may be relied on. It has been estimated that the working capital of the Com pany tan be, tented over on an average four times a yeAr, pay ing about 10 per cent each time, or 40 per cent. per annum. Applications for shares must be accompanied by a payment of Li per share ; if no allotment he made the amount will be re turned forthwith if a less muster is allotted than is applied for, the surplus amount paid on application will be applied towards the payment of the CS due on allotment, and the be low., if any, returned. Fell prospectuses and forms of applications for &area may be had of the bankers, brokers, solicitor, or at the cakes of the Gampsay. THE STEAM BISCUIT and FLOUR COMPANY ,Lkalted) lbe SHARE LIST of this Company will be CLOSED for allot ment at Four o'clock on MONDAY nut for Town aod on TUVIIDAY nest, at Four o'clock, for CounaZirpAks4plisa tlon.—ily order, AftTLIUR BUTT, Secretary. Temporary Offices, AI, Lombard- street, London, BC, June 28, ISB6. SILUOIL—LEA and PERRIN WORCESTER/3111HE SAUCE. Thle delletons condiment, pronounced by connotsseurs •• TEE ONLY 000 D BAUCH" la prepared solely by LILA and PEIIRINS. The public are respectfully cautioned against wortblesa Dam and should see that Lea and Paring names are wrappee., label, bottle, and stopper. ABE for LEA end PERRINS' BAUCH Sold wholesale and for export by the Proprietor', Worcester: Womes. 01100118 end BLACI.WO.I.; • Memo BARCLAY and SONS. London, tc., de.: and by grocers and oilmen universally. TONIC BITT•BRB. WATZIN QIIININ et WINS, TM mod palatable and wholesome Maw b evidence AN EFFICIENT TONTC, An unequalled stomachic. and a gentle stimulant. Said by grocers, lianas watehrmsemen, wine merchants. sae. fectlooen, and (Ahem at Yes. a dozen. Manufactured by WASSRS and WILLIAMS, S. Martin's-Mao, Caisson-Week loudest. Wholesale Ajellt4. Z. Lewis and Co,. Worcest.r. TOZEAITS COPAHINE MEGA the only EP French preparation adopted by the Parts Aeseemy London (Allege of dungeon; ou the report of iimera Cußader, LW) d. Poland. nod Leer.. Omit 1 ,, Lancet; Nor, o. MT, Mires ID an seems of dt days either reeem or chronic.— m. GC, at G. 107/AITS. Preach chemist, 49, Haymarket. Poet Lee ca reodpt d O. Pd. PROUSIICTUL This Company has been formed for the purpose of acquiring 1 and uniting under one management the following hotels, all of which are now in ponession of tint-elms businesses and In the receipt of very considerable and remunerative incomes The Trafalgar Tavern, Tire Blip Tavern, }at Greenwich. ..• Thfs Poet Tama; ea The Lamle Hotel. • The White Dart Hetet I" Wind " r * Radley's Sold, at bridge-street, illackhlars, and The St. James's Hall and the extensive Public Rooms and Re staurant attached thereto. These large and valuable properties present features of a character which give them a spicial claim to the attention of the politic, inasmuch as from the woman that they are acquired by the Con pady, they will yield a large add highly remunerative re -_ The desth of W. Charles Hare and the failing health of Hr. Thos. Quartermalne. the late proprietors of the Ti slaw and the sairat Greenwich, are the sole reasons for these valuable properees being note disposed of. Both of these gentlemen , werte &the occupation respectively of the Trafalgar and Shi p Tavern, realised large !alums la a few years. TI e Yacht Tavern has been acquired for the purpose if given increased are emmedation to the Trafalgar, which has been fogad to be much needed. It is proposed to re-build the premiss in Beidgestreet, Ma iden, which me wholly inadequate to the great thermos of n— • er teethe that the vicinity of the terminus of the Lesion. , and Dover Railway may be repeated to produce. Thiel additional aemoinntodation will be even more urgently regale * whe.., the aeovementloned station evaames, es It very_ seortle wil l S f te terminus of the Great Northern. the Great WeateeMl thethe Soute Western, and Metropolitan Mediums of the two Hotels at Windsor wilt be united, for thee pummel sew premises will be constricted upon the of the White Hart, welch stands oppo,ite the principal en tel Windsor Coale. The nee Hotel will possess • gretellee reerealement-roure edJoinlog the V.rininas of the Oreat Western y. ThteCiatib Wie.lll will be turned Into shops, for width l aV teepees of theunieenSe be enecipated. e returns of the St James's Hall and Restaurant, which me at yeoman 'under dillerent managements but which will be sew pelted), we about 140,000 per annum. The Trifsigar, 'at Greinfrich, is held under a lease of Alt* 11. Mrs erg unts*ed, at the minuet rent of MA. .Motet, Ride, at Greenwich, Is held under a lease of which about le peen desnbrpfred, et the annual rent of CAO. gaelte at Unsenwich, la held under a lame of which 18 yea's ate Unexpired, at the annual rent of 1100. via .011stloamt19#1111te Art Motels are freehold. The fit. James's Hall and Restaurant (and three houses In lbegeleSeireea, ocesekien therewith) are held under leases meet from the crown, for unexpeed terms varying from stout W O years, skean:gate ground rents amounting to abort Maded p ar 'e Hotel and the valuable apace of graund &Odle i 'oecitaii abottt 26,000 menet feet, are held under an agreemer :;ems 'thee of 59 years from Christmas, 1864, at the mine , ' rout 19,600;e and ft Is believed that the ground, not now occupied tar she %Magog Hotel. would readily prcduce become nearly to cover the whole of such rent. prices at which the whole of the above properties, In , .deding the goodwill of the late proprietors, have been acquired lathe sum of 11E6,004. The stock, furniture, and wines, taken over by the Compaq, will b, paid for by valuation In the usual way. In the undertakings of a similar nature hitherto presented to 'the public, t h e greater portion of the capital has been absorbed leg the erection of new and expensive buildings, and by the par_ chase of the furniture, plant, Re required for the opening o. large estableshments, end it has al .o been necessary to mate teeth business but the present project possesses the advantage that all she properties porch red we now In attire and highly proltelesworking. and the crpital to be expended in building ib* likaild eat only to provide such enlarged accommodation as stall be toned absolutely mit/Mite for the demands of the public. It is estimated that the dividend upon the capital required to be called up, Weed upon the mutt of tee Pet tame years' work ing of the dilferent establishments, e ill amount to a minimum of lb per amt. per annum, and the vendor from whom the Com pany purchases, to order to testa y his co didence in the unfit r isking, hes agreed to guarantee a inhibit= dividend of 10 per cent. during a period of eve years. There will be no promotiou money paid, and the preliminary mimeses will be borne by ,he vendor. In consequence of imitdries which have already been male, the Directors have decided also to receive Applications for alio.- mints of osse,ourth of the capital, via, NON shares fully p..id up. Such shares to bear dividend from the date of payment. Applitations for shares in either of the accompanying rowing may be made to the Seerathey at the *feces of the Company, or to the bankers, bookers. and solicitors. Hut no application will be entertsined tiniest the deposit of LI per share on the number applied for has been duly paid to the Company's bankers : in the event of no allotment being made to the applimat, the deposit will be promptly teturned In full. IMAM OP APPLICA T TION VOA PHA bySES WIWI +a PAID 01 ALLOTILI3 obe retained the Baukies. No To the Directors of the London, Windsor. and Greenwich Hotels Company (Lbeled). Gentlemen, —Having paid to your bankers, Messrs. Glyn, NUL, Currie. and Co., the stun of L being a depo tt of ti per share ea shares to the above Company, I hereby re quest that you ell allot me that number, and I agree to accept such shams or any less number yon may allot to me, end I agree to pay the sum of £4 per share on allotment, and I authorise you to Insert n. 7 name on the register of members for the rumber of shame slotted to me. Venal signature Name In fall Residence Profession Date 1104. ON TIM PORN OF APPLICATION TON TULLY PAID-CP WARM. To be retained by the Bankers. No To the Directors of the London, Windsor, and Greenwich Hotels Company (Limited). Gentletnen,—Haviny paid to your beakers, Messrs. Glyn, MU* Currie, and Co., Um sum of & , being a deposit of gi per share on shares in the a bove Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number of fully paid sp sitar. P, rod I agree to accept snob shares or any loss number you may allot to me, on the terms of the prospectus, and I agree to pay the balance of the amount of such duxes on allot ment, and to sign the articles of amociation of the Company when required, and I authorise you to insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares silotted to ma. Usual signature Name In frill Residence Prlession Ado 4. HAVANA SEGAit' AGENCY„ Canutoroad, Doche, 80IIIMAILIPPOSL'add7 7 . BEMENT STABLer, LONDON. Per the gangly to the public of gmszanteed Havana Sewers direct from the Bavaria manufacterlea. Wolff, Phdlips, end Co. ;late J. U. Wolff and Coo.) meats of Ow cladtrat Baran. Reran releeivri mr. - Ro c y o nz Steamer rLL Southampton, and embradng the selected tioalsof the most ‘adebrated Havana makers, can now be viewed, and simples selected from the original package* m imperted, the estaidishmente as above. Besides the well known &gars of the Porthole, Flor de Cuba, Comm Cabana, Henry Clay, and other excellent brands, Hews. Wolff, Phillipe,.and Co. have the teeth c onsignme^t In this country of many rare and choice Sec-as suitable for Via higher class of cormoisseurs in amide& Kemple. tiod peoepectrarat, with hot of smote. in Liverpool, Brad ford, Leeds, Cheltenham, Leamington. and maoy other provincial towno at wOl.rt, euriarg. and Co. e, 7 7, letwei - street. Lon don and t. Canute-road, Docks, Southampton. City agents, Dyes and Macey, el, Ring William street, LO. A ample bog, oeetaligag 100 guaranteed Havant fiessars, will be forwarded free to any railway station louteek Britain on receipt of a past-ogee ogler for ilt, or any seed price per 100 up to 8.0 which panclimers at • distance may wish to select. MIDSUMMER. HYAMandeo. mid theBOYS. somas; camp-mak. The Rest Foltabilehmeit M the Kingdom for every description of boys' and Youths' Divas. no tonowhig garments mg be selected le all fabrics stylea, and sizes: Boys' Knickerbocker Suits Um 6d. to VW Boys' Westminster and (laborite Salts Boys' nos, Narrow, sod Rugby Salts SW Od. to 424. Boy& Biala Owe Overcoats Boys' .Pasketa for the season los. 6d. to 21s. Boys' Serviceable Vesta au 6d. to Is. 6d. Boys' Serviceable Trousers • H YAM and Co. 'a SELECT DVARTIIRM 06 ant 112, oxpote-smarr. . sp. 1. Oeutiessm"3 Clothing for immediate wear. „ 2. Gentlemen's Order Department. „ • Boys' Clothing for Immediate wear. „ 4. Boy and Youths' Order Department. „ S. RaMt and tires7Departrnent. „ 6. Hots and Daiwa Bealery. 7. Wheeling Clothing, Umbrellas. &e. • system et quality and ecoeomy is strictly adhered to In Ml the above deportment'. Provinehl Pranches—ltlemlngbam; 21, 22; and 22, New•dreet Ueda. 41, *woo and Dirwobeng,:WerAgate. WlllTEindliel7MiTlikrilare indispensable to roroossi seaeosoactose tor end loollovit7 the prover inseticatipt of food, AO 171)1Y ODONTO, or MARL D I 'PRIM, eneophanded Of !eta' ingredients. Is of *tom .bic voile to presented, beautify' the tee* th nui, engthening the en nod Id re • pleasing ce to the Wreath. It covenantee Wier lits oem, renterres gote of luciptent decay, and polishes pi% Wienm the enemel, to which It imparts a pearl Rte whiteness. Its Inuleable pro perties Iwo ebtanted the patronage of IrOys4 sad the also- Crecy of hurl*, bed it Is unirenally to high repute. Price 2s. 9d. per box. Sold at 20, tiettou-gardes, and by Chords* sad Putout% Aek tee "amassed Oita*" THE JULY MAGAZINES. Paosuccialdramis —Our peasants still speak good old English words pregnant with mewing. Lite( out of doors, their words breaths an out-of-door sir. Their images are picturesque and full of life. In the northara &trier • stare* mao it said to be " hunger.uoisoaed," sad people ore " bone treed-" Crops when spoilt by rata ow* said is the Eastern counties to bs " warmers," end to West moreland when they sirs well, ere said to "addle well," as if a notion at working and , Gera ipg were implied. In Laitepierhsire, a permit will talk el a bee " kicking . ' Wm hoitisd al sting' him, ;lost as the Greeks - rad wAlrypia. In he will say that he " frig • ansel`," just r is 1k060.1 the .Israelites "saw the throning's . ' at 11000 a &Ili. Our parade, still remain in main respects in an early stage of Society. Hence they retails so many of the • primitive words, laeguage-marks, by which we may atetwase the flow sod ebb of ear language. On the other hand, our e-tille'-1 life in large town is einucolating our writ The strong metaphor has become faded. The °Orr . is imbed oat with rose-water. Lake Chancer's frier, we Inp from waetoneses. How differently eith grade et s wiry Kaska may be seen in the fret that In the sesta London "roar." are always advertised, towards Holborn "lodgings,* bat west of Be3sat-strest nothing shorter than '• ap Aimee' , " would seem to let. Most cerkioly the 'shower now, more then anyone elee, "speaks the toner that Makeovers spoke." Could be, in these days of competitive aromas - Was, be tested is a knowledge of English, he would to 'tiredly make more marks—we behave that is the coal ••• Skive elansioatioa phrase—than the donor of Pel'-nir" sod the fair dwellers in Belgravia.—CornAill Mcja:iee her July. Ithwraxwzr ADSIIILATION.—It is an awful thing to mist at even this mash of one's own autopsy. end t i her all the imp:Mart things that the vet f stupidest of Tor acqueStanoes ma ea s y Of yon. Bin there is dal wreathes this ; there fa a depth lower than abase; these to a peng infinitely more pried than all that weaves or malovolres eau leftist ; and this is, the brag oblir i ed to Wis. patiently while some addlarbealed imbecile relates the srg epsnt or the stray of yo* book ; mistaking rbiabaracten, episode ta lag the event., totally inyertiog your morel, sod erhitating you, in the wartooment ef his oommastatioa, ins tartar so cruelly skis i s himself that you mfgbt 'lshii barber — to be scroll assured that though the tenet of tribe* be slow, and author uuoseetionably a dn't rens, there of gleans now and en littlegleans of inteltigeneo io Wm, rod little signs ' id-be smartness. Theo cone the geaseP4, srbetbsayon set be lb. Idarlisclioneh - ly. or perhaps a ale writer. It is twenty-one yews, corn passiorte reader, since I noderwest all this, sad the suf. trines as fresh se if it was yesterday. I remember the very table where they cut me up-1 can recall the choir ' on which I sat to be lesaeratal—l can bring to mind the drivelling idiot that bed got bin of my unhappy produe- Um), rg he thought, by heart, sod declaimed them, with interpolated balderdash of his own, till my or - son note ely warlord under the indiction. I decle-e it, and dr dale it advisedly, that though few men are ever kill( 3 by severe criticism, eumbere drop into an siesly (,save, or, wore 'rain, into d•ivelliog incapacity, from the effects of a mis token sdmiration. The people who go about advertising your deformities, pronto( to. hump on your bad-, your squint, your hare-lip, these ane your nil dr•troyeis. The ler of my anonymous miseries wee the sesing my volume—the work over which I hat toiled sad laboured portend over by day, dreimed of at night, revolved in such shapes that it became part of my very sedum, sad in characters denser to me tbsa kith and kit.— sang this bell aloft by a h•de auctioneer an be said, " Whorl eha'i we r y for this, pi: wail? I have not read it, but lam told that it ore had a considerable voasi,, e ; it is hand somely boned ia calf, with gilt edges. Will any geatle man say two shillings—hell the met of the Mediae ? —Thick you, sir! At liar mew it I. going—gone!' Oh, Friss ! what a terrible ipais format you pee; arid, dear me! what cruel "croppers" some of us do mast in pursuit of you!—"Conwlius O'Dowd" in Blackwood's Magazine for July. - - - • • FROI4 THE Tor OF ST. PAITL'S.--OhOe or twice I have been at the top of St. Paul's, to have a view from that height of the great city of which, for some eighteen years now, 1 have been an inhabitant. The I^st time was only a few days ago. After a.lkiag about among the "intact in the Cathedral below, red this-eking I h.. t never seen the interior of any great and seared building in such a diegi.teefal condition of anticline* I paid the half. crown which they have sti'l the biA taste to eh--ge for the lib arty of farther accent and inapection. They exact earn, indeed, for the crypt and the clock ; but the biulfmrosJ franks you all the way up the desk and dirty set-ireme • from play to gallery, to the highest ote atthe apex of the dome, or, for that matter, to the bell itself. It is from the highest gallery, nearly four hundred feet up is the ei-, that you have the beet view of Loudon lying beneath yon and all round yen to the berisoc. Merely ass sight, unle it be for the first time, it is hi..Py worth half-a•ciJWC There is vastness, extent, confusion; hut, with the exception of the river, hardly a single feature that the eye r: to em or follows on account of its beauty. From the river, wito it bildges, and the steamboats moving up and doses in it, the eye pauses to the nearer "Werth beneath, sp raked with annibeses, cobs, and footmemengars. Banging thence, in any direction, over steeples, hoose-roofe, tool chimney sta-kv, jumbled denser and denser in seeming as the disiance inert .eer, it is beaten back always by the bone, oriels whom from the state of the anted, a low woe of dark hilly ground, or a crest of vacant-looking fist, is descried, end you know that thereabouts London "haggles to an end, and solves its outskirts in the open coontt y. All this how ever, you could have imagined pretty much as it is, without the trouble of going up to les it. In order, therefore, to get the fall worth of your half-crown at the top of St. Paul's, you must carry up some d priori ides of Laudon with you, which you may mix with the vast skim of underlying and away-atretchieLleagare of brick and mortar, ve-led with steeples and pinnre.tles, and divided by the shining liver. This is what I did myself. I carried op an a priori idea of London with me, and I did not come doled tat I had worked the actual violas end the idea into com plete anion. How long it took me is nobody's business. The reader may suppose, if he chooses, that I am s citing this article at the top of St. Peal's—that, by special per mission from the Dean and Ohaptar, er by dexterously lablieg myself among the interior timber-work at clearing time every day, I have been "event days mid nights al ready a deuiren of the dome, comeanaiug at leisure with the genius foci, seeing the stare of these fine summer nights over roll me au:d the sleeping city, snatching each *leap for myself as the bells and other eircumstarsem permit, and every necesieg sad all day long going mood and round the gaiter► with en opera-glass, or Inning against the parapet dreamily in compeuy with such fresh half-arowners ea chalice brings up. Strange acrounte I could give of these up-osmeie to the top of St. Paul's. That most of them emibble or scrape their names op here is natural enough. They will never main be so near Heaven, and, peer area. tares, they know it 1 Bat they ..lastly smoke cigars sod short pipes up here, the eassilegious villains, sad lighg. their matches tor the purpose by robbing them anywhesta If Ett,,. Paul's is burnt down after this warning it will awe be edy fault —Macininari's Magazine tot July. A TALK WITH THE LATE SIR BILNJAkIN BIIODIL —We have permission to avail ourselves of the diary of a lady, which contains an *try of • meeting with Broil., probably ca one of the very last oceseicas that he wee out in general company. It shows how iateresting kin talk could be ; and contain some opinions which's" wall worth recording :—" Sat at dinner next Sir Benjamin Brodie. Some general conversation no works of fiction led him into retlectioss upon the high nee* and ineneeees of the imagi nation • and he said he thought this faculty was too math neglected in edueatios, sad ought net merely to be tolerated but should be cultivated in youth. Hardly any other mental force, he said, was complete without lie avittikce. Yet it was a usual plop in parental and in school discipline to at tempt to cramp its growth. It ought, on the COW trary, to be freely enconraged end exercised ; and 1 the best way to avoid aberrattoos and disease was to give it wholesome nutriment, avoiding, of mune, injudicious stimulaata He would give a child fairy tales, which its mind was fitted to receive— not sinatteriegt of enlace, which made childhood merely pedantic. A child's 'Mod wool I espied is the boldest is vestioos of faitylend, sod these would throw a hied of halo over the a fter-tile, hi which there was ewe to be always 'sough of the prosaic. The imaginative powers would grow with these conceptions, and childhood was period which nature favoured for such a growth. The par charring of the memory with en aeceamulation of facto which the mind was incapable of understanding, was a pro ems injurious to its development. ._ He said he bad Pea Dimwit, from his earliest days, sad still was, an ardent reader of works of fiction • and he challenged me to compete with him is a knowledge of the vowels sad rummies of the past and present toleration. We ras es even race till we come to Mrs. Radcliffe's romeness, among which he waisted ' Atbleys and Mis hima' I did sot think it wee by Mn. Radcliff& I be lieved it was written by Charlotte Smith. He was sue it was Mrs. Itedoliffe's, I was partly positive for Owlet* Smith. Neither of us could give soy way on the point. Finally we mode a bet of a silver tiarerpeate, to be decided by reference to the circulating libraries rod the biops phi's of the two ladies* question. Before we parted, I men tioned to Sir Benjamin that I was sefibriog from eles¢ lees sight', and asked if there was any remedy for this. He slid the best war Open air with exercise. He doubted whether there was any other ; the nerves gained-vigour in - an oatof-door life, and &enure would give the relief of sleep to the body when soffieleatly fatigued by exercise. He had known a remarkable ease of • yeast man of fortune who in his prosperous days was restless and sleepless. He rse Prot his foetus, and reclined to the led shift forte at •me o f ti n t it ll eget ri ti s ; were great i gaTcrekeSi e ri e ble oombinel • ewe, .m.l aPm al money enough to lin drelt *pan 'weaselly, sad went to hint with this free (MOM I aid suggestions for a differeat mods of life. But tie declined t paying—"Theek yore ; I PM happy and healthy I sleep ell night, and I am happy sit day ; and I pre fer t; City a. em.' • 'This,' said Bin lie, 'sounds rather Ilk. a metal tale oat of my store of fiction, but it is a fable wlthla the @phase of my actual lesowledp.' Wieu he wished. me 'r tnight,' he ride& • Hui. Radcliffe, and Imbed " with ' Oberlin* Smith.' Investigative proved lifm.to be in.. the tight, sad I duly forwarded to him my threepenny* and spology."—Fraser's Magazine for e loly. Antrum AND FLoweee-The peasant ebriatehe ben Sowers after their Wits. Is the llillesd ooaedes Ws • pampa goatabeerd is leis "sap-.t-m00t,," riede "..ge-aq t Atittesoon," and the star of, Wthishean. ie ku "8 defeat flower," 'item their dtet their' ed those timer. The scarlet pug Irasl4 antsy ;Sp err saw -ptibility chsoi r o f th e w ok e , m e "shepherd's dial." The welds 'a his " eeekoo-detwie. t =au tit blensocas when the cuckoo is first bawd, mid Mee. arum, whose leaf is seee WI ember, is his "wake-robin." like Heal, 1, ha knows the se'ora by these signs. In Dometahire be calls the hikes " the pity - pears, " which. as Hr. Barnes retreen , , is soiettille:lky true, ore thektelbomal and the pear talppg _to the epee ember. He. pea is , sot so arivrate *ken " A ) leter'eTteld, of— The pretty msrestallibrest, fairy pines. • Again is the Northe..a empties the comp= olllTollbr Is celled, from the anglcs of its pod, 'the angladenry.: • Hall ems not mere observant Yellen be Doted-- •• ' ' •- 4 The threes threnenglcd beer:bone shot!, Or chestnut's arse& husks, or bid kernel. al • ner. lir. Toilettes more true, when he slop bow Betide ir r.sisialbb 71 glees clod hat the eh - -ant. when=ell:' i Divides threefol d to show the irrlt The peasant Mks, too, like his fellow is Clermeny, jealously prep red e't the old religious pernes.ot oar firrewere. • W, - slit 'nowt any loafer &pep** their beauty snettileetr etterirr when the maiden a prised is no longer Moog in on eltoreheo, nor the marigold strewed on or. Hee. 11(1'1110 u ' no lonise prate eta Itle flower.. Yet mow faiit';echo ki • ilk+ • ' ieligion for ever peat lingers in pith tar& plady's thistle, sad bidy's lingoes, and lady-smocta, ell silver 'white,'; She use slogs. He hes. tee, prmorved for us the An •, . name% by which libekestant sod meson, and Boaomptit Flehher keels the dowers. Stich Ten e t * so . Lori Be. ‘bleefing : " " Three Here etr.tti I " 1 / 064 tw e ' t 6 ° 4 " Sops Ikea ritis or our Hneagetbea clienvidita,o4 is the mouths ; • eve seareorstios.—Coi chin Msgszhic far ' • • • • • - ' Tea Jove or TIM Ofticmwr num. —row men • 1 4, . 4 , thee while limy woe re Ildrheiste.mr..defsele • • hewer joy than a eseeowisi boyvecithater hi an of klumph ; It is without alloy ; the Ply Nemesis he need fere 4 .4 " a pair of rrletaeln" fa his next m ss e sod to avert that be seed sot now crawl on big knees up the pavilion steps. Nor will the severest philosophy blame hie exultation. He bet done bast wink! all his schoolfellows ere r ler to do well, and for doing which well eves his madam who have not forgotten that they too have been boys end (sleeken's, are proud of, and even g...tefed to him. The whole r -one iv English ; the public schools are English ; the game is English ; the feelings it excites and the demesnes. nova of them which it prompts are English ; end in the energy with which victory lv sought, is the elation el thole who achieve it, in the patient good-humour of the der tent I party, and in the sympathy of the spectators with bath, we see a fair ra,ple of the manly, good-tempered. honest eharteter which pervades the whole of our nature, and is the parent of worm in more important fields of action —Shilling Afazia :ine for July, A " SHODDY" HILLIOWATHE AT New YORK. One day, when Tawny sore " doing' New Tork, be strobe into Mao) a magnificent jeweller y establiehmeat on Broadway, and startled the ame " mbled salesman with a loud—" Show we a dimoed !" Here is one, air," re ap laded elegantly modulated vote* from the " diamond department." Eighty dollars ' sir." " Pooh ! not sash a *pack as that! Something bigger "Allow me to show you this ; very pore stone, sir one-hundred and sixty deers." " Nonsense—bigger !" Herewith the gentlemanly salesman (who I have always ens- . petted to be a noble lord in difficulties) produced the brilliant of about the aim of a small pea. „ Exquisite stone, sir—first water—eight hundred." "Look here!" cried Tommy, becoming exasperate 3, "U you've got a Tesler blown& fetch it out; if you haven't, just say se." My lord, half amused, half mud, here, by way of tot lly annihilating his rough customer, brought out the Kohd.noor of the paw. " Wilt this snit you, sir! —mcierately fine etooe ; price, Minn thoomed dollars r " Now you're cootie to it!" cried Tommy, decidedly_ mollified, "Is Ws the tip-hp biggest "It is, sir," replied his lordship pally (stroking his beard at the paw time es if to say, Now,lmy testis friss& I have Misted quits enough t . me upon you—you may go." " You ain't , got nothin bigger now'" "nght• f , I assure you." Teem I'll tabs is!" My lord, I grieve to say, lost his pretence of miod, and stared ; but Thome. at once pro duc-d a huge roll of " greem-baeks "—counted out the money, and the isle was exteelnded. This, as I have beim bid, occurred more than a year ago. Now, my lord, haring become somewhat familiar with the ways end !Deena of Shoddy, would scarcely lift his 'yeti& were hie coal-heaver to prop ose to boy oat the attire felbeere.—Ooreltill Maga tor July. A " SING= " Ootrerieavort. About thirty. yam. ago when those atro ions crime, were committed which made the some of Burke a genet:' Otte for sect' monism es old women enhand the shop Of • surgeon apothecary in an " Irish county iota, offered to sell him " Pubject.He wen qua* ready to complete the couteect, bat he drired to learn mime dotal. for bin guid ance se to the value of the object,* question, end put to her, for this purpo e, certain queries. Imagine his Defier to discover that "the subject" we. at that very moment dirt—being a boy of nine or ten years of age—but of whom, the bargain bong made, the old woman was per. fectly prepared to "dispose," she being so far provident re not h bring a printable commodity to market till ohs had second a purchaser. Datennined that such Mimi* should not go unpunished, he made an appointment with her for soother day, on *like she should reerrn and moon explicitly acquaint him with all she intended to do, and the movie by which she meant to secure aemecy. At this meeting—that his testimony should be °Pro reterl:-he managed theta policeman *Pohl be premed. and, copealed bent .th the counter, listen to all that went forward. The interview, accordingly, took place ; the old woman was true to her appointment, and mat ehoutostentially entered into the deb& of the intended assueination, which she described as the .serest thing in life—a pitch-ple,ster over the mon th end a flab of water being the inexpensive requisites of case. When her sanative, to which she imparted • gust r, wan neighed, the policeman cease forth from hie lair and arrested her. She was thrown at Gees into prison, and beat for trial to the next rubes. Now, however. cams the difficulty. War what should she be errairmed? It was rest • murder—it was still incomplete. It wan, therefor., saw 'piracy to kill; but a nogle indiviehral menet "conspire and so, to fix her with the aims, it would be necessary te !Delude the summit in the iedicamont. If they wanted M . try the old woman. the doctor meet *we the dock. New t all the ardour for justice could genteel, be supposed to a man to far; the doctor "demurred" to the and the old hag was set at liberty.—/fferdsmod's writhe 4 ' ' for July. - " SHODDY." — It means pretence, vultneity, ass- Empties:, the depth of folly, and the highest altitsde of the ridiculous ; also gilded igneous, most patriotism, palling, successful successful kaavery, swindling, say Wenn Well On the other hand, is implies iunocest good look, reseed II merit, and the caleacul..n sod sudden appearance (in the ~,, r ,'". 77 ,7-, newly-rich man) of super-inte ll igence and all the cardinal(' - - , s .--, ' virtues. It mans vast expectation in hovels sill A. .' '''' •• 4 ,t." • )"" discomfort is palaces ; bippoobieds. wretched it , • ... . 4 'l i • •i4' ". P - 8 --- reel Innen crown , the morn envy of h with the ninforiable yellow crest econnsoo to 1 1 -i 'I If:e, `........ % 4 . voodoos. It mesas gorgeous affluence in the cos. id '.;.: 7 :. %.,7:; , , : ' , 1 : 4 :., bare penury in the father. It sell/ mean ignorest •I' p. „.. ..i . .,,,1; i...44,-' -. 2 1 a ,..„ in the Km at the sem . eftliallnlbhiff el the grindrol- lk ^ '.17: 7 ..i...4;... ~.., 1 grandmas ut Z. 051140417 lint, the sane altd eb :::..,., yr r- A - „; 4 , : , of the founder of their Illustrious house.-Corohill Moen ' ': - Ifi , il7ii,:k "- • " mar for July, Ph \ls .--,- - •-si. ;4 • 1:: , ZS ,f 'IY ." •