The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-22 00:00:00

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Morgans The Plover, by Grey Plover - Alice Grey, 3 yrs, licit (Mr. Edwards) I Lord I:2bridge's Arkansas, yrs, lOst 1011)..(1.Mpt Little) Lord Pouletts Wild Thyme, 4 yrs, llst ;Capt. Hunt) The following also ran :—BaMrnock, King Arthur, and My Cob. Betting : 2to 1 apt Wild Thyme, 3 to 1 apt Arkaasu. and 4to 1 apt the Plover. My Cob was first away, closely attended by Wild Thyme, Arkansas, and the Plover, Sauna* in the rear. Entering the straight My Cob gave way, aid the Plover on the outside came round Azkarteae, whom he headed, and woe lnc canter by a length and • half ; a length separated t he second and third ; e other three emu twenty !mph, from the placed homes were palling ap in the order placed by the lodge. Tar TALLY-HO Stir= of 5 Dove. each, with 25 added, for bunters of all ages; weight for age; thorough.brede Fibs extra; Timms extra; gentlemen riders. Two miles an the flat. air. E. P. Waimea Tiger, by Cod:futon—dam by Y. (Owner) 1 Canes, 0 yrs, lib Mr. Tollibces ChmleY, 5 Ire. (Mr. Mho (Inc. 71be extra) (Mr. Holland) 2 Mr. C. areage Fly, 5 yrs, 12st (Owner) 3 The following also ran :—Cleopatra, Little Hell, Maid of Lora, Mistime. Black Swan, and Idle OWL Betting : 5 to 2 egad Idle Girl, 4 to 1 apt Tiger, and 5 to 1 apt Sleek Swam. Little Nell ant out the wo rk, closely followed by Tiger and tedious, the rear being brought up by Black Swan. At the top tars Little Nell gave way, sad proceeding up the hill Hairnet* . bolted and threw her Jockey. Tiger wee noes afterward joined by Charley, who went on in close company, the race upon eateries the Arsight being confused to the pair; Tier, however, retailed hie advantage, and was bye length ; Lly a bad third ; Black Swan was fourth. Cleopatra next, the others pulling up. An objecting wu lodged against the winner on the pound of hie being thorough-bred. Tke stewards being unable to give a &Maio& the matter stands over till Thursday. THE NEILSEET HANDICAP of 15 eon. sash, 10 ft, and 3 if declared, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; winners before Nov. 10 extra ; the owner of the aeoood to save his shekel. Muse-quartets of a mils. (43 subs.) Mr. Saxon's Montirese. by Idle Boy—Madeline, lat Mb ) (Cleme 1 Mr. P. Prices Bolmontlne, 7st Lb (Carroll Captain Gray's Warwick, let 12lb The following also ran .—Chicken Huard, tr Maker, Vigorous, and Master Shutt. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Vigorema, 4 to I each eget King Maker, Chicken Hazard, and Warwisk, 5 to 1 apt Bel. routine, and 6to 1 apt Moulins& Chick ea Hazard made play, followed by Montt:eat into the straight, where the latter drew forward next the rails, and Belmoatine, who bad been lying off, joined her, and a good race from th e distance ended in favour of Mr. Saxon's filly by a length ; Mum lengths separated the second and third ; Chicken Re ward was fourth, Vigorous filth, King Maker sixth, and Muter Shutt Let The Kiwis &Lima of 5 nova each. with 25 for 2-yoolds; colts, Set 101 b ; fillies, Set gib, with maiden wiling t allowances. Five furlong& (6 Nabs.) Mr. E. Fisher's Novice, by Manyar—ltecluston. 2 yrs, Got l ib (301.; (Murray) 1 Mr. Cliffs Canthaddes, t yrs, Tat (SOL; Orimahaw) g Mr. Wood's North Hill, yra 781 (SOL ) (Jarvis) 3 lady Isla and Pull Stomas) ran. Betting: Even on Cantharidee . , 4 to 1 each apt Lady Lis and Novice. The latte r off with the which she retained to the end, and won in a canter by three lengths ; North Hill was beaten a neck from the 'soma, Full Bloom being some distance in the rear. The winner was bought by Captain Hawkaley for 130 guineas. Tax DONNINGTON HANDICAP of 10 mu. each, 3 ft, with 50 added, for 3 yr-olds and upwards ; winners after tbe publication of the weights, extra. Three-quarters of a mils. subs.) Mr. A. Heathcote's Skirmish, by Skinnisher—Larly lung- 1 ton, 3 yrs, est 21 b (0. Sopp) Mr. A n gells Attache, 3 yrs, 7 st 3 lb (Heartleld, 2 Mr. Manna's Wild Bee. S yrs, Cat 71b (Kenyon) 3 The following silo ran .—lteindeer, Lady Abbess, Bose, Liston, Mongrel, Tilt, Jupiter, Squire Hearty, and Aline. Bathos( : 100 to 30 agst Attaché, 4 to 1 agst Reindeer, 5 tel 1 apt Mongrel, 6 to 1 eget Wild Ben, 7 to 1 apt Skirmish, 100 to 12 agst Rom, and 10 to 1 apt Jupiter. After several failures they were despatched to a good M Skirmish showing the way, &mealy attended b s y Mongrel and Wild BIG, Reindeer, Tilt, mid Attache' following in the order named, Rose two or three lengths in front of the rear lot. At the T.Y.C. post Mongrel gave way, and Attache drew into second place, followed into the straight by Wild Bee. In making the tura Rein deer came round oa the outside, sad took closer order, but ' in a fee strides dropping back. Skirmish wee followed by Wild Bee, Attache, and Mourel to the distance, where Mr. Bayley 's mare gave w and Attache' challenging likirmisia, the pair quitted Wild Bee and ran home an exciting race. - Mr. Reathcote's colt, however, was never quite reached, sad won by a short bead • th ree leagihs separated the mead and third. Reinder: sr was fourth, Mongrel fifth, Liston sixth. Aline seventh, Jupiter eighth, Lady Abbess, Rose, Tilt, and Squire Hearty beteg the last four. Tim Gaza Avroxd Whyrrs COP, of 200 son., by subscription of 20 sots. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared ; winners extra ; gentlemen riders ; proleasioaals, 61b extra. One mile. (43 sae.) Mr. E.. Braylers Pearl Diver, by M a rsysa—Pearl, 5 yrs, lost nth Captain Little; 1 Lord Wettinorelsod's Sidewind, it yrs, fist 71b kSi r. Edwards, 2 Marquis of Hastings* Catalogue, 3 yrs, 9st Blb (Mr. Wickham 3 The following also ran :--The Clown, Desdemona, Fat Jack, Columbia, Peewit, and Contraband. Betting :3 to 1 each apt Sidewind and Pearl Diver, 4 to 1 sot The Clown, 100 to 15 apt Contraband, 7 to 1 apt Catalogue, and 10 to 1 apt Peewit. After a slight delay at the post Sidewind got off is advance, with Columbia in close attendance, the others close up, with the exception of Pearl Diver, Peewit, and Fat Jack, who went on in the rear for about the first three hundred yards, when they closed up, and the lot proceeded in a cluster to tbe half mile post, where Pearl Diver ran through his horses and joined Catalogue whom he at owes beaded, mid entered the straight with &clear lead, which be retained to th who r e end, s and won io a canter by five lengths. Catalogue , home for second place, was only beaten a neck from Lord Westmoreland's mare. The Clown was fourth, Peewit fifth, Columbia with, Contraband wraith, and Desdemons, who pulled op lame, last. A HANDICAP of 5 cove each, 3 ft, with 25 added, for two and three-yr.olds, winners extra, the winner to be sold for 1001. Five furlongs. (19 subs.) Lord Wesimorlands liegum, by Lasebton—Crtrtamile I yrs. est :th liFoul 1 lir. WILIIIOM'S Sahara, 3 yrs, 74 /lb 17. 4 Grimm.) Mr. F. Fish, r's Actor, 2 yrs, Est sib i. Hardin) 3 Mishopton and b g by Gunboat *Moran. Betting : 6to 4 apt Sahara, 3to 1 apt Elegem, 4to 1 apt Bishopton. and 5 to 1 apt Actor. A Parr HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 5 tom. each, with 30 added ; winners extra. Two miles, over five flights of hurdles. (13 subs.) Lord Poulett's Benant, by tbe Firterg Dutchmen—Owe , getle, 6 yrs, lOst 131 b (We. 10113 (Pane Sir. Brayley's Antoinette, 4 yrs, tut 7lto (Halthtl 2 fir. Bilbao's Equinox, 6 yrs, 10et Elh (W. White) S The following also ran ..--True Heart, Ace of Hearts, Castle Hill, Cartouche. Coder, Camillus, and Brown Bess. Betting : Even on Bement, 4 to 1 moh apt Antoinette and True Heart. The latter made the running for a mile sad a half, when he gave place to Antoinette, who was beaded by the favourite at the lest hurdle, and easily de feated by three parts of • length ; Equinox • bad third. Cutler was fourth ; the others beaten off. BETTING AT /LANCBIBTEB.—TUIXDAT. MIDLAND COUNTIRS HANDICAP (WARWICK). 4 to 1 on the field (of) WATRRLOO COURSING CUP. 45 to I agm Mr. H. Haywood's nomination (t) Si to 1 Mr. Solute's nomination (t, Knowlesh nomination (t) SS to Lord Softens nomination (t) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, Nov. 21. (Before the Judge Ordinary) tarts C. THE ATTOENZI-OENERAL.-TRI " rElNclas cum" I Mr. Smith complained that the Attorney-Gemini had not yet pleaded the traverse which the court had directed VESSEL RUN DOWN IN THE CRANNEL.—FOUR him to file in this Cale. He hoped, therefore, that hie lord. LIVES LOST. -Yesterday morniog John Hicks, master of c hip would allow him t come to the leaned gentleman's the s choooer Maria, of Scarborough, bound from Rouen to assiatanos, and to plead t o he traverse for him. Hull, was landed at Dover from the ship Orpheus, of Mr. Bourke said the Attorney-General would no doubt Bremen. Tha Orpheus, with 340 emigranta on board, and feel greatly obliged to the learned gentleman for his aid which was bound for New York, ran down the schooner when it was needed. He (Mr. Bourke) bad sot been able four miles salt of North Stud Head lightship, durkl, the to see Sir Roundell Palmer till Saturday last, when it had gale end heavy sea which prevailed on Monday night been determined to traverse the second ad third allegation Hicks reports that about two minutes after the Maria was of the petition, those, namely, averring that the =maga of attack she went down. Three men and the captain's wife t h e Duke of Cumberland with Olive Wilmot, and the birth wept down with the vessel, and were drowsed. The captain of the petitioner's mother an the lawful issue of that aloes was saved by jumping on board the Orpheus iolll2o^ marriage. diately after the collision ; and upon his being landed at Sir J. Wild* ordered the plasm to be Mod within four Dover he was received at the Solon' Home, end subtle- days. quietly forwarded thesee to kis home. BRIAR/ANT BRVIIR•OI.—RoGICOOpIabiC Pllieti- WINDFALL FOR THE LIVERPOOL PARISH. —By s timers. sod the Medical Profession generally, recommend cocoa ,_,.. , „., ,., of Lords - Docks as bane the moat healthful ot all beverage When the doe- lore" ... m • °° '' the .""we the Menge wins of homeopathy was tint introdimd tole this coentry, have bees adjudged liable to poor-rate, and the amount of there were to he obtain c e i d u F a cpsrations of cocoa either Anne- the parish claim against the Mersey Dock _ Board (swelled live to the taste or sect to the stomach : the nut was by a rrears) is between 20,0001. and 30,. Yesterday, dater supplied in the e state, or ei unakilfully nmesdae- at the mettles of the Liverpool vestry, it was announce tared as to °bun little notice. J. Epp', of tendon, homceo. that 12,0001. of this sum had been paid on aoconst. It is tathie chemist, wee induced in the year 1339 to turn hie atten. 800 to this subject, and at length succeeded, with the aaa l l unos expected that the revenue from the docks will for the future et elaborate machinery, in being the Int to proctors sn article greatly relieve the inbabitants of the town from a pressure pure in It composition, and so refined by the perfect trituration of poce.rate which has hitherto been a source of much It Twelves is the process It perm through, as to be meet accept - mutely and annoyance. able to the delicate stomach. For general me, Zppa's cocoa is agelnguished as en invigoration. ;crateful brest beverage. i Du BARRY'S DELICIOUS HEALTH RESTORING Rs with a delicious aroma. Dr. Ramll, in hie week, "Food and VELlorrA AllatlCA FooD yields thrice the umaisbment of the Ile Adulterations," sow- . Ocoee we great variety of is. best beef, end cars , wipeout medicine or liscoureultuoll. driten pedant e i detic. p : every ingredient neoessary to the sla lindigestLol. cough, asthma. coosamptice, debility. ocatalps growth sad sailenasce el the body." Agate. o r nutsiiva , &ion, diarrhea, dysenterf. Dervous, bilious. liver. sad stomach MOON MOOD 'Mad , ssel much Willer than either mass or tea" D i ve,-i : complaints, and saves Afty Wows he oast In other muiediss. Voss .-Two taaasooaras of the powder in • breakfast cup, , 60,000 cures annua ll y. -Ds Berry and Co., ?co. 77 . Rageststrest, dyad me with boiling waterer milk. Bursted In tin-lined j j -Ili., Lembo, N. In Rm. GR. R. M.: labs M.: 9111 aL_dee. t sine Oa, and I lb. Do h geolette. sad mid et Is. ed. per lb., By Mel. Onceolturcheirest 4, Clieseekte ; et. lilk sod Ma Word • pew% ooalledime. awl filimillw-ukanetismsm.l Meat; midst all Otooess..4AdveriammsaLl THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1865. -------------- _ H. I, Kincaid, Turritemgma, Khoolmastar-Dec. f 6. 1 Siren Mr , St ee ple Ciaydon and. Amarsham, Buckinghemsilim. imrl 6. T. Ooodman, Warminster, Wiltshire. saisener-Dee. 16. T. IL Castle, Reading, linen draper-Dec 6. D. mode l.Su tam ton, hotel keeper - Deo. &H.IL Z. St. John, Crown-lilli. Nor . woo& literary authoe-Dee &C. !lathy, godasell. Prose; and Brighton. seschnian-Der- 1. T. lillatUe, Vertoa and Gordon, Lancashire, licensed victualler-Dee. 1. W. Foreman, Bt. Heine*. Lancashire, printer-Dee. 4. W. Williams, Little hulloed, Cam bridgeshire, builder-Dec. 4. 1. Gray, Cheat Wilbrshem, Cam. bridgeshire, pollard merchant-Dec. •S. J. Hamm:, New Mies ford, Hunpshire, will fete. 16..1. Williams and G. WU. Dams, Ropley, Ham re, tailors- Dec. IS. J. 0. Barnes. Bishopstoke, Hampsh re, Dec. clerk-Dec. 16. W. Tall, W inchaster, lease of tolls-Dec. 14. W. ne w er. Dihden. Ham. p: shire, late innkesper-Dec. Is. R. W. Andres, Winchester, MO draper's assistant-Dec. T. IL Dixon (deceased). Llanddetty, Breckocksire- Dec. 6. R. Chapman. indberge, Durham, inn , keeper - Dec. Al. IL Temple, Darlington, Du. ham, inaltater.- ' Dec. 16. C. Dear* tendencies-Sao@ Old Jewry. merchant , - Dec. St A. Watson, G. Mackenzie, and M. ILeckanie, Liverpool, ship broken. PARTNIRSHIPS DISSOLVED. 8. Hollins (deceased). J. Fros_t, and S. Mitchell, Mancbeater, to contrac r s-J. Cordon and T. Rich, Westonenper.fdsre, Saner ' menhirs, chemists-Jane Redd and Rebecca Doughty Scott, New. eastle-upon.Tyne, bona s -J. Bonbon end W. 1.. Math. Hann. stead - road, boot manufacturers -W. Newell and T. Barker. Vale MUI, near Todmorden, Lancashire, cotton erdoners-J. Chatter ton, J. Hallows, J. Roach, and F. Kilshaw (the Runcorn Smelt ing Company), so far as regards J. Cliatterton-J. Haase and T. Thwaltes. Blackburn, wholesale dealers in wines and spirits -8. Iliddall and T. Baines, Blackburn, coal m uch an 0. Chipperfleld and A. 0. Ditton, Trinity-street. Southwark. attor neys-J. Saul& H. Bell, and 0. M. Smith, Cseriegion. Notting hamshire, COMMOO brewers-Y. 11 •FL inlay and A bercrombie. W. Crosithwalte, Upper Thanseestreet, iron merchants -W. D. Abercrombie, jun.. and N. Alarvomble, Bradford, stuli mer chants-0. Brown and W. N. Brown, Furaireet. medical glass ma n Brown Mathews and J. Manhole's, Finsbury pavement, china manufacturers -W. Brenham and W. Lewis, Livery° 4 and London, shipbrokers-G. Z. Woodward, and L. T. .R, Livajpool, malt factors-IL Ratser,lL S. Betsey. and M. Z Raney Was& Cowes. Isle of Wight, ehipbuliden 1 B. Nichoh end E.' Knowles, Bradford, weeletaPhin - 1. Bottom ' ley, IL H o idsworth, end C. Howard , Bradford. stuff mantes , turas, so far as regards C. Howard-B. Bebro. M. Bebro, and J. Bebe°, Manchester. job merchants -0. Higginbotham and W. Higginbotham, Sheffield. echoer mentifectorers -C. Miller, jun., ea J. A. Veiny, Bakaretreet, Portoseurquare, photographers F. P. Chappell and J. Snoard. Ooldenequars, attorneys-Char lotte Feudal , and M. Nodes), Cheriery. Surrey, ironmongers - W. Heresy, Jun. ((leeward) and Z. D. toberton,Glancow, mar chante-W. D. Headereon and A. P. IiOndOrIOD, Belfast, general BOOTCH eIdIITSWINATIONS. Joan COUIICII, Tabley-road, Radnorshire, eked. Nov. U. at tba County Hotel. "%Way. lows Anima &ULT. Abadares. &agar. Nov. la, at th e Leeee• Tree Roth.l Aberdeen. JOHN Glamor, grocer, Nov. U. at the "Faculty Hall. Glasgow. Panta riaaosos, Glasgow, mum Nov. IS, at the "Faculty N.M. iID. G l asgo w. oommbelon merchant, Nov. SS, at Übe /Weal Glasgow. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. The certificates ceremony of distributing the rewards and to the members of the evening . assess of this admirable institution took place List night in the presence of weal of the directors and a very numerous andieoos. =L. prime given were the following: — M one y 51. 6.. given by Mr. Alderman H ale, ex-Lord Mayor, for an es;iy ; • necood prize of 31., by the Society of Arts, for Italian: a similar sum by the Polytechnic ; a mite of 31., given by the Society of Arts. for logic ; • simi lar sum by the Polytechsic ; the remainder being book prime, tm. The total number of oerti fi estes given was 40, of which 21 wore given by the Society of Arts, 11 by the Oily of Loudon College, sad 8 by the Department of Science and Art. Them metillostes were obtained by 25 persons. of whom seven were ladies. The prises were given for proficiency in languages, and also in physical science. They were presented by Mr. T. Chun• ben, hLP., and the vari ous enatiessful candidates having been called up and received their reined, the hon. gentleman addressed the directors of the iestitu- Mon and the audience et some leagth, speariog is high term of the utility of the institutioo. end specially peaking evening classes as a mesas of reltiosaloo for • barge slid praiseworthy clam of young persona. He oonv the most atulatedeon. the holders of certi fi cates, who bad shown in =wise manner that they mast not only have resisted many teinptiitions Lo r i diom's, which temptatioca were to be found in greate abandsam in London than in any other city in the kingdom, but they had resisted those tempts ' Roos to amuse themselves in order to devote themselves to study in the evening in a place which, at all events, was devoted to some extent to amusement as well the as ties. Addresses Addresses wee also delivered by Rev. C. Mankensis, the hoe. manlier of the evening classes. the Rev. J. B. Owen, and other gentlemen. and the prowiedings, which were of a highly satisfactory character, terminated. Mr. A. Ross, in eecood i ng a vote of thanks to the charms:4 which was moved by Mr. Owen, stated that 415 students had entered themselves for the evening aisle.s of this insti tution for the present quarter. The following are the named of the successful students to whom the awards were given : Mrs. Macirechnie, Messrs. Wilson, Absolon, Nopps, Roden, White, Evens, Watson, Barrage, Greig, and Har rison, Miss Real m% Messrs. Pearson. Roberts, and Page. Mies Albyn, Mr. Minter (who received the ez.Loed Mayor's pass of five Ouse). Miss finlivan, Messrs. Wagner, Dodwell, Doodah Hassidism, Ilallwortbyesi , Hato. way, and Blenheim. The entire prested amounted to M. 15a. The sums of 61. se. sum aad 61. 6e. were given --ectively by the Lord Mayor sad the Society of Arta. TRAFFIC RETURNS. miss. Pea- Yee. Total, rota, un.wArs. open. isogon. &iodise. 1866. 1964. Week en=iept. 9. L 6 il L Bombay , end Cl. . 306 2,669 8 916 6,615 1,656 Week endingi Le SO an 4 A anTraarloco 76i 151 365 4 1 6 450 Bans Ditto cct. 7 - 189 462 941 431 Week soffits( Oct. 18. Northern of Canada Week ending Oct. W. Ottoman Do. Nov. 6 - 278 632 810 627 Week ending Nov. 4. S. Aug. 4t LosiberdeoV en. Mut Lino) 1196 12.274 36,484 50,758 41,660 FesbudodiCeetrallialy 663 7, 964 6,284 14.094 12,319 of the Piedmont.. 669 10,230 18,924 24,161 21,319 Week ending Nov. 12. Brecon and zerthyr wars voclina Nov. 18 Glasgow &South Weetere 269 10,397 9 , 654 LoCnOSit don, Brighton, and b 2933 14,009 6 , 566 20,175 17,079 South Lawn - 14,347 0,401 20,743 18,957 Week ending Nov. 19. Cambrian Groat Laxereboarg Landon end Blaekwall - 1,62 3 261 1.795 1,714 Metropolitan - - 2.606 2,202 North Louden A SATURDAY NIGHT CAISZ.—The death of an infant ten weeks old was yesterday the subject of an in quest by Mr. John Humphreys, at Limehouse, and the facts proved in evidence pve • curious inetanos of the manner in which the habits of the labouring classes affect infant utor ulity. Isabella Caswell, the mother of the child, stated that on Saturday night she went and met her husband, and after having woe beer at • public.huuae they took some beer home and had a hot supper. They sat up talking till put 12 o'clock, and then went to bed. She suckled the child, and in the morning when she woke she found it dead by her side. It was proved by the medical evidence that the child died of suffocation, and the woman appeared quite shocked when told by the coroner that she bad aofio• dated the infant by falling ` sp while suckling The e o nly said he had t grea number of these cues, and they only occurred on Saturday night, when, u woe well known some classes indulged more freely than on other nights. A verdict of " Death produced by suffocation," was then CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TH2 ALM= ort THAVDS ON TH I BH/KINGHANI DANK. After our rep left yesterday, The Common Serjeant rammed up the evidence, and the jury retired at a quarter-past 4 o'clock to deliberate, and after as absence of a quarter of an hour, returned a radio , of Guilty against both the prisoners. The prisoner Kelly made an appeal to the cowl for its merciful consideration, on the ground that since his incar ceration he had not only lost his father, but bad suffered from two paralytic attacks. He melded that in what he had done he had not the most remote intention of commit any fraud. Mr. F. H. Kelly stated that it was righ t he should inform the oonrt that moos the papers found at Taylor's house were numerous letters Warmed to him by manufacturers in all parts of the country, to whom radon for goods had been nut by the 6rm of Reeves and Co. Hr. Montagu Williams said that though this was true, not one of the letters of reference bud been answered by the prisoner Taylor. The Common Serjeant, in passing peptones, observed that he entirely concurred in the verdict of the jury, and he must state that bad the same evidence been adduced before him in *a indictments for forgery, he would have felt it his duty to pars upon both a sentence of penal servitude. As it was be mild not but teal that the forfeiture of their status and position by the prisoners was a far greater punishment than any he could allot to them, and under that feeling the sentence was that they be seaway impriposed mad kept to hard labour in the House of Correction fox 18 oalsodar months. The prisoners were then removed. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judge.) Joseph Broadbent, 40, was indicted f ro or f ßerry Eraudulenhraton, tly °b inning, by mean. of false pretence', fm the mum of 11. 121., with intact to defraud. There were two other indictments of a similar mature against Mr. Poland sod Mr. Taylor prcescuted ; Mr. Bailey de fended the Owner. upererdi of three hours , The trial in this ease occupied but the facts were comprised in • vary small compels. The prisoner, who had the appearance of • very respectable maa, bad the management of rime commercial works at Old Ford, and being indebted to tradesmen in small a mounts, in each ease the primmer presented the person to whom he was Indebted with • cheque oa • bookie' for • certain sum in payment, reosiving the Wens" In cash. These cheques in due mane were passed through bankers, wad in • few day's' tames* they worsen returned endorsed with the words "no acooent." It turned out, however, that se regarded two of the banks the prisoner bad had aocesuits with them, but they had been closed four or five months before these cheques were issued. Mr. Bailey addressed the jury at considerable length on behalf of the prisoner, repudiating altogether Ore supposi tion that be could be classed under the generic term of " • swindler," as it was peeved that be had opened amounts with two of the beakers upon whom be had drawn these cheques ; and in the absence of notices from the banks, it was quite possible that he was unaware that he had over drawn his accounts, and no pass book had been produced. It was most unfair to the prisoner that charges should be accumulated in order to make out what in itself was • very weak case, for no other purpose than prejudicing the jury. The jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict of Oni/Sy. The Aesistant Judge serateoced the prisoner to be impri. eooed and kept to hard labour for two years. NAVAL AND MILITANT. roarsmoura, Nov. 21. The Bristol, 39, screw frigate Can Leveeon B. H. &menet, miled from Spithed oe Urasy morsiog for the meat omit of Africa. but pat Inch again in the evening, owing to the heavy weather which prevailed in the ChaoncL bin carried away her jib-boom, end will also esquire to make good eome defects in her forward dote nod rte before Me o ow resume her voyage. bat will Dot be detyn keg. A tbueder•storrn pared over Portsmouth shoetly after 4 o'clock this al temooa. dowels a strong wind from S.S.W., pan and accomied by &heavy 'spun of rain. CHATHAM, Nov. 21. The ironclad frigate Bellerophon, 16, 1,000 horse power (uoroinal), is ordered to mount tan of the 313. pounder 12.t0a shunt guns, the whole of which are to be worked by means of the new machinery inveetel by Mr. Reed, Chief Constructor of the Navy, by which each gun can be trained by a couple of men. Every exertion is to be used in completing the frigate for sea by an early date, as the Revco's', a new and improved ironclad, is forthwith to be commenoed at this dockyard. THE MURDERER SOUTHEY ALIAS FORWARD. — The trial of the men Ernest Southey alias Forward, who murdered his wife sod ch ild at Ramses* after murdering three children at • coffee - house in London, will take place before the special commission which will commence its sittings at Maidstone on Saturday, the 16th of December. Sines his committal by the coroner and magistrates at 'tempt°, F o rward (which is his real name) has bees in the custody of the governor of Sandwich GUI, sod has maintained himself with the utmost composure, reading occasionally, but being more generally engaged in writing. He has produced some elaborate statements with regard to pompous rcumstances of his past life, all of them couched in • and vaioglonous style, and has prepered • large number of letters, many of which are addressed to persons of high rank in the country. These he has often expressed a wish should be forwarded to the persons for whom he intended them, but his request hes not of course been complied with. He has been allowed to communicate with bin London solicitor, but it is at present doubtful whether he will be defended by counsel on his trial, unless indeed the court, at its sitting, should of its own motion assign to him one of the gentlemen of the bar. The en dears, against him is so clear and cooclusive that it should there is hardly likely to be a failure of justice, except arias out of the well-known fart that in the neighbourhood of Maidstone a strong objection exists to the infliction of capital punishments, juror there having been known to declare that they would return a verdict which would render a man liable to be hanged. Mr. Inspector Tanner, of the London detective police force, bolds a warrut for Forward's apprehension in connexion with the triple murder in London, and should he escape at Maidstone he would on that warrant be brought to trial at the January sessions of the Central Criminal Court. THE ALLEGED MURDER IN Lissow-onovE. — The grounds for the peragraph which appeared yesterday were that O'Flannigan quarrelled with a fellow lodger, nairad Jones, on Saturday night last, and ultimately they came to blows, but were separated. At ten o'clock the same night, O'Flannigan went to his house in Nightingaleotreet, being very drunk at the time. On arriving at the top of the first flight of steps he overbalanced, and fell down the stairs bead foremost. The sound of the fall brought the assistance of other lodgers, who conveyed the man to St. Mary's Hospital, where he died in a few minutes after wards. Dr. Woodward, ea examination, found no out ward marks of violence, save a slight abrasion on the left side of the bead, and that the cause of death was fracture of the collar bone. The wife of Jones was, on Monday, examined at the John-atreet station, but was not detained many minutes, there being not the slightest evidence to implicate either her or her husband. THE Howirox POISONING Cass—The adjourned inquest was held on Monday on the body of William Ash ford. Professor Herspath gave evidence that he bad found arsenie and strychnia in both the stomach and the liver of the datelined, and he bad no doubt those poisons were the cause of death. Other evidence showed that the deceased bed once made a will, leaving his property to his brother and other relatives., to the exclusion of his wife; and though he afterwards executed a will in favour of the latter, tee first will was a subject of contention between them. Pratt, the supposed paramour of the woman, was subjected to a strict examination, but he made no admiesioa tending to c onnect him with the crime. The jury consulted for fifteen minutes, sad returned a verdict al wilful murder against Mary Ashford. Tan Houma or EMPLOYMENT ON RAILWAYS-- Yesterday Dr. Lankester opened an inquiry at the Univer sity College Hospital as to the death of Jams Clark, a shunter, employed on the London and North Western Railway, which occurred accidentally on the 16th instant while peeing a truck from one line to another by means of a toro.table. One of the witnesses (a lad of about 16 years of age) staled that deceased, himself, and the other men worked from 6 one evening to 7 the following morn ing. The accident happened during the but hour of work. That morning they had had one hour and a half's rest is the stables. Some mornings they had three hours and a half's rest. Emma Reeves, a young woman, wile appeared on behalf of deceased's wife, who was ill now, created a great sensation in court by declaring that for two nights and one day before the accident, de ceased had been at work on the railway with out intermission. Witness went with deceased's wife to get the week's salary, and there were two and • half days' overtime credited on the bill. Several of the jury men expressed themselves warmly on what they considered the monstrous conduct of the company, in allowing • man to work two days and one night without intermission. The ordinary hours they considered very diagnoeful for night work, and they would not return a verdict until the statement as to the number of hours deemed bad worked, was proved or disproved. It had been maid that the eccideet happened through deceased scotching the wheels of his track before it was fairly on the turn-table if that was the ease they (the jury) were not surprised, after the m aaaaa in which the man 'bad bees overworked. The coroner said the jury had nothing whatever to do with the number of hours during which the man worked. If • men worked for • great number of hours it was at his own option, and he was sore that they as Englishmen would be the first to re jut with indignation say law for compelling a man to only work for • certain number of boon. The jury still ranged to return • voided. sad after • leagthemed conversation, the amour adjourned the inquiry for the production of the evi dence they required. Olmear. PaLamt.— Oxft SruLutto DAY. -- TUESDAY, )1011.1L-41Amisismli eft gavots; 536 ; ditto by ISMS MIMI% 707 ; lslsl villa% lOU LAW INTELLIGENCIL EQUITY COURTS. —Nov. 2L (Before the Lard Chaste Soc.) mon C. LOCK. This was an appeal from Vio•Chaneellor Stuart. The point involved was whether • testator had eoastituted himself • trustee of 9001. for the benefit of hie infant eon. It 'imbued that the evidence by which it was 'ought to estaVish a declaration consisted of statements of wirtein witnemase who stated that on a particular day the testator, having returned ftoni a (Gamey to his home, wan asked by his wife or the aurae, who were the only parsons pliant, " w hether be had brought any present for the baby. On this he said that be had already given him a p air of booty, but that be would give another present. Be went upstairs and brought down a piece of paper, which turned out to be a cheque (which was not forthcoming) for 9001., and said that he pee It to the child putting it into Ili had— and would add more to it. Ile then said, " I will keep this for my young eon," took it upstairs, sod it was found after his death with hi other securities. The pcint wan raised in a recent atl-ninistration snit, aid the Vioa-Chancellor, having held that a valid declsratiou of trust had been made, the presort appeal was brought. Mgr. Bacon and Mr. Waller were for the appeal ; Mr. Matins and Mr. J. Loren Bird on the other aide ; Mr. Ray for the executor. The Lord Chancellor said that with much regret he had some to the conclusion that there was not in this CAIN any thing in the nature of a on:declara f trust. There was no doubt that a voluntary gift, trust, might be perfectly valid, and if any one expressly or implidly made himself trustee for another, this coot would enforce any declaration so made. That being the law, it must be applied to the iota of each case as it arose, and he was of opic;on that it did not apply in the present case. He could not time to the oonalusion that an absolute gift was intended to be made here. It meld not be ptheeed from the eonversatin d e posed to, which was half) ocular, that there vas a deration of trust. The real meaning of the ooernation probably w and as that there having been previous talk between the husb I d wife about • provialoe for this child, he maid, rather to Ids wife than to the child, that he would appropriate the chequit_to . that purpose in fact, what was mad Ina rather symbolical of what was intended to be done than an actual gift, or a declaration of trust; and this was maligned by the fact that he intimated an intention of altering his will in order to provide for this very . eitild. Them being neither an &Mutate gift nor • declaration of trust, in his (the Lord Chancellor's) opinion, the decision of the court below must be reversed, and the appeal allowed. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCIL—Nov. 21. Sittings ia BaDoo.—(Before the Lord Chief Justice, and Justices Mellor, Shoe, and Ludt.) CHCBCHWARD V. TIM QUITIL—PITITION OP HIGHT. After our report left yesterday the Attorney replied on the part of the crows. He onatended that the objeetione to the petition of right were bed , and further he ooatended that it wee the duty of the petitioner to show that money bad been voted by parliament with which to pay him, but be had not dose so. The crown, however, had shown that the money was not voted by parliament, and there was no fund out of which to pay the contractor. It could not be seriously contended that it was to be implied that, if parliament would not provide the money, be should be able to say he had earned the money was eetitled to it. The contract as contended for on themeather aide would be =reasonable and contrary to public The Lord Chief Justice intimated that if this had been a cootreat with the Post-odios, and that department had broken it, Mr. Cluirehward would have been liable on the quantum merest of the am. The Attorm-Cleneral said it would be injurious to the public, service to enter into an absolute control, and not subject to parliamentary contra It would be impossible to bind the crown by such a =track The further hearing of the arguments was adjourned until Friday. ------- COURT OF EXCHEQUER. —Nov. 21. is Banco.—(Before Lotd Chief Baron Pollock, find Barons Bramwell, Chappell, and Pigott) BUTTON V. SOUTH IMITERII RAILWAY COUPANT. The great "packed parcels' gonna', which has been is litigation in the common law courts for more than Weeny years, came once more before this court to-day in a now shape. The plaiting is a carrier in London, who online& parcels from different wholseale lioness in the City. and transmits them at a small charge to his manta throughout the canntry for delivery. All the p arcels for a ca is parti lle dcular a tows he makes up into one age. which packed parcel, and transmits it by railway to its deeding,- nee. Upon with a parcel the defendants make a higher charge than for parcels of the same class which are pot pocked, and for packed parcels sent directly by the whole sale house, themselves. The plaintiff brought as action against the defendants to recover what be alleged to be evetcharges ; and at the trial before Mr. Baron Martin a verdict woad for the plaintiff, a bill of exceptions nes t i ng tendered by the deferelante to the learned judge's direction to the jam. Subsequeetly the cage went by appeal to the Court of Exchequer Chamber, when judgment wag given for. the plaintiff, Lind Chief Justice Erie being the only diseentient. The defendants accepted the judgment and paid the damages and costs, but they have joined with the Croat Western Railway Company in appealing to the House of Lords in an action brought by Mr. Sutton &eldest that company, in which th e Exchequer Ch amber have g iven a similar judgment. Pending this appeal a rule had been obtained during the present term by Mr. Joseph Browne, Q.C., on behalf of Mr. Sutton, calling upon the 800 h Easters Railway Company to show cause why an injunc tion should not be granted under the 79th section of the Common Law Procedure Act of 1854, to restrain them from charging him for the conveyance of his goods " other wise than equally with all other persons, and alter the same rate in respect of goods of the like description under the like cireamatancea." The question now was whether, under that section which conferral a jurisdiction on the co mmon law courts, for. he purpose of assimilating their powers for redress to those pommeled by courts of equity in like cues, this court could grant the i n j unction prayed for. Mr. Field, Q.C., and Mr. H. Shear were heard against the ru'o; and Hr. Joseph Browne, Q.C., and Mr. Philbtick supported it. The Lord Chief Baron said the court was of opinion that the rule should be discharged. He thought the court ought to be extremely cautious in dealing with • power gives to them in a case where there wood be no spinal whatever from their decision. Mr. Browne had not cited a angle case in which the court had interfered under similar circuenstasces, and in all those be bad cited an injunction had been referee'. Where there was no appeal from their decision, and the matter was one of some novelty, they ought to take care to act clearly within the limits of their jurisdiction. It was not true that the plaintiff bad no other remedy—he could recover back all the money belted over paid, and, he believed, with ieterest. If they granted this injunction the inconvenience would be very considerable ; io fact it would be no real advantage to the plaintiff, for if the court were applied to for an attachment for a breach of the injunction, they should have affidavits on mends tend ing to chow that the injunction bad been violated, widest the other, affidavits stating that the company had acted in conformity with the rules an re gulations they were bound to obey. They could not decide the question upon affidavita, and he did not think they ought to refer it to the master. They should be boned to direct an issue to he tried by • jury, and it was far better that the plaintiff should brin g an action for the breech of the law of which he complained, then that the court should take that course for ascertaining whether the law bad been violated or not. For these reason', he thought the rule should be discharged. Mr. Baron Bramwell, who said be was entirely of the s ame opinion, observed that it would be much better to make an application for an injunction to a watt where there would be an appeal. Mr. Baron Channel' likewise concurred in the judgment, and said he thought the 79th section of the act applied to a class of Meet entirely different from the present one. Mr. Baron Pigott being of the same opieiori, The court unanimously agreed in discharging the rule. - discharge& Rule PROM LAST Nmars GAZETTE. [NAM= OF SOLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO OBTAIIIIID AT Till 011101 OF 20g Caler lateitirillA, 0017Wr 01 BANKRUPTCY, IAtiIIfoRALL•STRU.I BANKRI7PTIL RICHARD MVITOI, Canterbury, brewer, to surrender Dec.*. at I. JAIME JEFTRITS DANTIus, Croydon, Surrey, grocer, Dec. 4, at 12. WILLIaII DI Jolla'. Sittingbourse, Kent, Dec. keeper Dec 4, at 1. J AN Es DAY, Chelsea. plumber, Dec. 4, at 1. WILLIAH JOHN DINIANT, Charles-street , Camberwell, tailor, Dec. 4, ist 1. .1 AMU CURIUM WuR, Fetter-lane, Fleet-street, relieving officer, Dec. 4, at L Joel MARSHALL, Bydneyequare, Stepney, draper, Dec. 6, at it. JAHNS 1801060 STNYINII, 01. ueorges-road, K ilburn. Dec. 6, at 11. AARON ABRAHAM Bliml2llB, Wellington-place, Victoria-wit, warehousemans porter, Dec. 6, at IL JAMIII kIoWION BLOONFIILD, Deptford, Journey Man engine fitter, Dec. 6, at 11. 6t 11 Watian EDwART4I, Horsley, Haute farmer . Dec. ,a. R IC HARD Mori', Cambridge-ter.. Pimlico, plumber,Dec. 6, at It RICH ARD BRows, Barnotreet , St oke Newington, milk seller, Dec. 6, at 12. JACOB Niorrirer, Strand, tailor, Dec. 6 at 2. Joitff CoLLigit BRACRLffroll, Botolph . .lane, City, merchant , Dec. 6, at L Hinitt MAUI MlLlint, Oravesend, commission agent. Dec. a, MI. JOHN PAWL Hillselen, Bucks, farmer, MARIE: HALVoßD,Tredington,Worcenersh.,miller,Dec. ',at 12. WILLIAM Foirriscurg,Rugeley,Staffordsh„auctioneer, Dec.l,at IL JOHN MINEDITH, Yockleten, Shropshire, farmer. Dec. 1 at IL WILLIAM JAM. BIATCHIN, Birmingham, billiard table manu facturer, Dec. 8, at It R oW LAND Woo& Spalding, Li nco losh., nurseryman, Dec.s, at It Vilma SIENTIILD, Bristol, Dec. 6, at 11. WILLIAII HOWLNIT. Weston-superidare, builder, Dec. 6, at 11. BRerAune AMU'. Bristol, commercial traveller, Dec. 2, at 11. THoIdAS MARSHALL Hurt Bristol, tea dealer, Dec. 6, at 11. GIORGI Wenn= an d WILLIAM IVIBEITIR, Bowling, Yorkshire, butchers, Dec 4, at 11. 1 ERNST 1111DDIG, Huddersfield, printer, Dec. kat 11. at It Josierii lioaAtio SIMPSON, Sheffield, stationer, Dec. 8, Ban, Arno Taomellog, She Meld, whiteemith, Dec. 8, at it THOMAS GRIATIGIAD, Nettleham, Llucoinsh.,farnser,lNov.29,at It GIORGI WiLitaeon, Southport. builder, Dec. 1, at l. CHARLES ROBINSON, Liverpool. general broker, Dec. 1, at l ur 1. ROBTET BIATIRFISID CIMIIIIIIO, Malpee, Oiseshln, sgeon, Dec. 7, at la. JOHN GLAZE:BROOK, Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton waste dealer, and New Milts, Derbyshire, cotton spinner, Dec. 1, at IL Buzau B.Ansos, Barnard Castle, Durham, watchmaker. Dec. 6, at lle. BMW KINDRICI., King's Norton, Worcestershire, farm bailiff. Dec. 11, at 10. WILLIAM HENRY DAT, Birmingham. railway clerk, Dee. 11, at le WiLuAst MILES, Birmingham, taller, Dec. 11, at 10. Jaws Mum, Arthuret, Cumberland, hardware hawker, Dec. & at 11. Puma OoRnALL. Abery etwi ter. Dec k at th. Pain Cl. 11 Moll GIMBAL Cardiff, dentist, Dec. 2, at 11. ZAcHARIAII HILL, Oldswinforti. Won:este/WM nail maker. Dee. 6, at 10. Omens FRANCIS CLLTYOII, Buxton, Derbyshire. hatrdreaaer. Dec. 8, at 12. JONATHANffio, Heywood, Lancashire, laboery.r, Dec. 7, at 10. Moon. Torrington Bt. Elements, ' Norfolk, boot maker, Dec. 9, at 11. MONAD COXON, Mottinunin-longdendale, Cheshire, provision dealer. Dec. 6, at It I Written Walpole GRIMM Newark-upon. Trent, furniture broker, Nov. 29. at It 1 Ilsaitairr HALL, Newark-upon-Trent, nurseryman, Nov. 29, alit , Joss SANDIUMON, Manchester, law stationer. Dec. 4, at gi. JoHN SHEMIN, Derby, Eresuffroeu , Dee. e, at It 1111.45 ALLOWAY, Jun., Luton, Kart be/pouter. Dec k at 2 - THOMAS HAILING, Maochester, joiner, Dec.!. at 93. JOHN STOILIT, lirsneepeth, Durham, innkeeper, Dec. 6, at 10. Jong 87115111 WAL23a, Charing, Kent, Journeyman saddler, Dee. & at 11. PRIMP HIOGAtIe, Knighton,allki?Leoreg; Jiggle HALFPENNY, warehouseman, Dec. 8. at 12. JOHN Olinger SHAW, Leeds, printer, Dec. 5, at It railway get)" Jong II Assolt, Leeds, wmmission agent, Dec. a, at 12. Joint LINTON. fireckley, Worcersbin, fruit dealer. Dec. Cat 11. Tholes CHANDLIS, ast Stouelsouse. Devonshire, Greenwich out pensioner, Dec. !, at 11. HENRY HANNABUBB, Plymouth. outer, Dec. t at 11. WituAst HAWK'S, Haselor, Warwickshire, boerbouse keeper, Dec. 1, at 10. JOSUE WIRSOOMIN, Middle Church-street, Cumberland, Dec. I. at 10 . JANIS CRAWLEY, Whitehaven, Dec. 2, at 10. MARTIN GODFREY, Liverpool, marine store dealer. Dee. 6. M ie. 1 EMMEN BODIRICIL, Cardiff, bookseller, Dec. 1, at 11. CORIIIIJCI DIUBODLL, Cardiff, marine store dealer, Dec. 4, at 11. 1 0110R01 1113.1.Xf, Marshal's no-street, Somersetabire, beerhor keeper, Nov. at 2. WILLIAM HOCCIIITuN, Little Houghton, Northamptonshire smith. Dec. 7. at 12. WILLIAM SMITH. Hanley, Staffordshire, Journeyman tobacconist, 1 Dec. 9. at It 1 THOMAS PRICE, Ilangenney, Brecocib., innkeeper. Dec. 2. at 11 I HURT GRZIN, Eaatmeon. Hants, land measurer. Nov. 30, at 11. • LAST REAMINATIONS. r- Dec Mercer. Chalk Ifarmo.nd, licensed victualle Dec.l4. Z. N. Harris, Southampton, optician-Dec 14. J. Carter, Graham-piece, Britton. plumber-Dec. 111. W. Stafford Nene ford-temsce. Camberwell, Journeyman otwyer -Dec, 14. W. Tho llder mas, Great College-street, Camden-town , assistant to a bu -Dec. 15. E. Utley, sen., Tryon's-place. Hackney, Journeyman cabinet maker-Dec. 16. C. F. Flu's, Nelson-terrace, Daiston, commercial clerk-Dec. 14. K. 0. Fuller, iStowmarket, Suffolk. farmer-Dec 14. A. Bone. Orange-road, Bermondsey, plumber- Dec. 14. J. Borrett, Lower Wandaworth-road, Battersea, beer retailer-Dee. 14. W. J. Budd, Northamptonavavet, Bethnal green, clerk to an upholsterer-Dec. 16. J. W. Littler, Edroon too, surgeon-Dec. 15. S. tiddler& Sewardatreet, thmwelletreet, cowlteeper-Dro. 16. G. F. H. La Fugue, Godalmtng, Surrey, doctor of medicine -Dec. 15. H. Alleeson, Highatreet, Homer ton, cattle dealer-Dee. 16. J. Burley, Cannon-...reet-road. Bt. 's-in the-East. f ru iterer-Dec. 15. Mary Jane Varnh am l o n e . Varnhans, Bedford.street. Strand, booksellers - Dec. 15. A. Choisso, Goweretreet and Wastomread, animism's-Dec lll . W. Gould, Ludgate-hill, hatter-Dec. 16. Q. Hard., AV-Idle ' road-villas, Bayswater, late wine merchant- Dec. l& W. Hall, . K Inn's-road, Isretton-terrace, and leader-street. Chelsea. and Y o rk-road. Battersea, o il ma n-Dec. 15. F. J. Blades. Wimble don, Surrey, clerk In the Stationery ofilos-Dee. 15. C. R. Allard, Pentonville-road, herbalist-Dec.l6. W. King. Richmond, Surrey, saddler-Dec. 16. J. Plackett and T. F. Davenport, Falcon square, Aldessgate-street, boot manufacturen -1) - c. 15. W. Neale, Norwood, Surrey, innkeeper-Dec. 12. B. Sheller, Cam berwell, Surrey- Dec. 12. J. May, Waterloo-road. clerk to • seeder.= - Dec. 14. J. Clark tato , (Meat Northern Ponta Feeley Market, York-road, King's-cross„ po salesman - Dec. 14. J. , Church-street, shoreditch, saddler-Dec. 14. W. T. Lyon, Lower Tulse-hill, Brixton, plumber-Dec. 14. P. Pastier, Lyon , Low e builder-Dec. 14. J. M. Wilke, Upper East Smithfield, surgeon-Dec. 19. J. H. Perkins, Brompotoa.read, late licensed victualler-Dec. 7. J. Abraham. Dunstable, straw hat manutac turee-Dec. 21. J. Rowley. Wolverhampton, opticlan-Dec. 7. N. W. Best, Wednesbury, surgeon-Dec. hl. E. Griffiths, Alveley. Shropshire, farmer-Dee. 21. J. Hodges, Maeda, late farmer -Dec. 4. T. Wyatt, Gloucester, farmer-Dee. 4. J. Milne*. Glou cester, contractor -Dec. 5. J. tomes, Swansea, licensed victualler -Dec. 4. J. Savage, Cardiff, all maker - Dec. 26. E Ford, Ply mouth, baker Dec. 14. H. H. °Oasis, Liverpool, n merchant -Dec. 11. Anna Maria Trubshaw, Blackpool, schoolmistress - Dec. It J. Mooney, Manchester, cotton and waste dealer-Dec. 4. J. Robinson and D. Robinson. Manchester, lirassfounders - Dec. 5. J. 8. Sugdeu, Leeds, general dealer-Dec. 5. W. Dibb, fen .• Leeds, shopkeener-Dec. & M. M. Shedyack, Liverpool, bookkeeper-Dec 7. W. Armin. Barnsley, coal dealer -Dec. 7. W. Pye. Old HID, Yorkshire, shoemaker-Dee. 13. J. Walker, Bury, Lancashire, late innkeeper-Dec.Weston, 11111 brook, Hamp shire, saddler-Dee. &J. A. Jones, Cheltenham. builder - Dee. 13. 8. Roberta, Blackwood, Monmouthshire, Innkeeper-Dec. 7. J. Ellis, Harra6ate, Yorkshire, bl.clumith--Jan. 10. W. Wright, flarpole Nort ptonehlre, faggot seller-Dec. 18. J. Talkie, Ash. Kent, market gardener-Dec. 4. J. T. Durrant. Chelmsford, cattle dealer-Dec. 12. .f. Whitaker, Preston, grocer-Dec. 16. B. Pearce, Truro, Cornwall, statuary mason-Dec. 15. D. Parker, Stockingford, Warwickshire, brickmaker-Dec. 11. J. Kraus, IJantairtechan, Carnarvonshire, bulkier-Dec. 19. W. Mercer, Gresford, Denbighshire, late brewer-Dec. 2. F. Hylend, Esinham, Kent, builder-bee. 8. J. Cooke, Eyton-onhe-Wildmoors, Shrop. shire, farmer-Dec. 6. H. J. Brice, Smethwick Staffordshire, baker-Dec. IX. .1. Evan& Aberdare. Glansorganshire, labourer - Dec. 9. A. Judd. Potion, Bedfordshire. att orney's clerk-Dec. 18. T. H. Hull, BrOrnagrOre. Worcestershire. late grocer-Dec. 12. W. M. White, Lincoln., beilder 10. H. Lime, Noethansp too, beerseller-Jan. N P egua, Northamon. beerseUer. CA JOINT STOCK COM-Jan. A NMI AC pt T& lima D CAERPHILTY LRCM compin (LIMITED; at aainghalletreet -to audit umuats and make a dirt. black dead. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Nov. 15. THOnas EDMUND liaaliLinD, Church-road, Batteries, gentleman. Nov. 17. Yung CHAU= SAIMDZIS, Southampton, manufactur ing Ironmonger. Nov. le. MB SiertinnArrs, Sunderland, wharfinger. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. (Mown WELLS. BriAton. tobacconist-Ist dividend of Is. Sid., Nov. it, and three subsequent Wednesday s, at Edwards's. Baeinghallstreet. IttcnidthFunnliAll, North.street, Lissoßgrove, butcher—let dividend of as. Id., Nov. 22, and three subsequent Wednes• days, at Edwards's, Basiaghallatreet. Wittlan BROWN, Great Suffolk-street. Southwark, baker—lit dividend of Is. Sid., Nov. 12, and three subsequent Wednes days, at Edwards's, Hisinghallatreet wi l agg CiaryoiD, Ware, Herts, manatee-Ist dividend of ya lqd., and 12s. Sid. to new proofs, Nov. IR and three sub. *Noma Wednesdays, at Edwards", BasiollbAllstreet Gideon HoLniao, Cozidield, Suffolk, corn merchant-Ist divi dend of lid.. Nov. ft and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Bas righallatreet. DAVID NCO= Basingstoke, Hampshire, boot maker-Ist divi dend of Is. 11d., Nov. 22, and three subsequent Wednesdays. at Edwards's, Bedn Mean BLUEISH sad JAMS Wrenn:cords, Fortstreet, Spltalfields, silk ZORDUIRCLUTAIS - dividend or ns. gict., Nov. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards/a. Basing hall-street. °SORGE STEVIE/IS, Great St, Helen's, London, merchant-2nd dl. vidend of and a. 111 d. on new proofs. Nor. 22, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinghall. street. CLEM'S WOODWARD lionan and BISRIRT Pslinisori, Seething lane, City, leather facbws —Srd dividend of sci., Nov. 22, and subsequent Wedoes.lay, at Perique', Basingitsiletreet. WILLIAX —il l lei QUARIS-ASSROt, Hammersmith, commander in the navy—ist dividend of is. Ilid., Nov. 22, and subsequent Wednesday, at Party , Basingballatreet. JON2I Ammons Coney, Pro,idence-row, Finsbury, manufactur ing engineer-Ind dividend of 2 1-5 d., any Tuesday, at Stans feld's, PortuPlAtrec i- WILLIAM JOHN JECURI, BORChtilth, WO a Wight, baker —lst dividend of Ss. ful., any Tuehday, at fitanafeld's, Portugal. icilil6 JANIS WZBB, Quadrant, Itegentetreet, chemist— let dividend of lba, any Tuesday, st Manifolds, Portugal- Street. I f lilts Loe, Kent., apothecary—lit dividend of la. lid., any Tuesday, at Stansfeld a, Portugal-street. izußoz Fru= CUM, Weeterham. Bent, hotel keeper—let dividend of Sao 107 Tuesday, at Staniteld'►. Portugal- afeit EDWAR TanolltSWX Modeles, Devonshire. clerk in holy orders— D lst dividend of Is., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. TilOnss Tatonsilti, Perranerworthal, Cornwall. timber mer chant—further addenda S 13-164., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. 3098x8wAusa, Color Lancashire, yarn dealer-Ist dividend o f any Tuesday. at Morgan's, Manchester. recorded. THE HEALTH OF LONDON. —lt' appears from the weekly return issued by authority of the 11,. 1.-General thatin the week that ended on Saturday, November 18, the births registered in London and ten other large Cowes of the United Kingdom were 4,040; the deaths registered, 3,271. The gonna rate of mortality was 30 per 1,000 per sons living In London the births of 1,062 boys and 1,022 girls, in all 2,074 children, were registered in the week. 11e the corresponding weeks of ten years, 1855.64, the average number, corrected for increase of population, was 1,97& The deaths registered to Loudon duties the week were 1,515. It was the forty4lxth week of the year ; and the average number of deaths for that week is , with a come. tion (rifleman of popolation,l,4s9. Thedeathain the promo t return erred by 56 the estimated number. Thirty•twa deaths occurred from diarrhoea ; the mortality from this disease has much decreased. A private in the Coldstream Guards, seed 23 years, died in the Coldstream Guards Br:emits', Vincent-square, Westminster, on the 15th November, from " pneumonia, diarrhon, collapse. whole duration two days." An hotel-keeper, aged 48 years, died at 29, Grosvenor.street, Grosvenor -square, on the 15th Nov., from " diarrhoea (six day ).collapse from old standing disease of heart." No deaths Len cholera were registered. One hundred and eighty !bees deaths occurred from phthisie, 175 from bronchitn, . 102 from pneumonia, and 75 from disease of the bent The following deaths from carriage accidents were registered : Near the Boy! Oak, Wandsworth, a carman, aged 62 years, by the upsetting of • cart in militias with a hansom cab, fractured leg and erysipelas ; died on the Bth of November in St. George's Hospital. In Finsbury-squarn a waiter, aged 60 years, fell from the roof of an omnibus ; died on 10th November in St. Bar tholomew's Hospital At Surrey Canal Deets, a timber merchant's aeaietant. aged 14 yews, run over by a timber j cart ; died on sth November is Guy'. Hospital. A carman, seed 44 years, f rectors of spies by falling ont of • cart ; died on 13th November at 16, Hedger-grove, Hacksey. The sou of a printer, aged 9 years, rue over be a coal van ; died on 2nd November to Royal Free I .Hospital The annual rate of morta li ty bet week was 26 per 1,000 s Lou don, 37 in Edinburgh, and 2710 Dahlia ; 42 in Li 41 in Masoberter, 40 in Salford, 25 in Birnsiesham v ,7 ° ii Leeds, 18 in Bristol, 32 ia Hall, sad 39 is Glasgow. The rate in Vienna was 28 per 1,000 daring tie week ending the 11th inst., when the temperature was 31 deg. Fahmsn -- - - -- ammo. , belthigher than in the same week la Loads% where the Dec. 11. flies Marta Plddelle. Crawford-greet. - rate was 25 per 1,000. ..,....., and inimastreet, Pimlico. ladies' outfitter—Dec. 11. H. , ~,, . Atwood and A. Atwood.. Oser.road, Old Brom_ptee. market TH E .; AMAICA R1021.--All influential preliminary ...rumen -use. U. A. H Inlet and Mae, Fee meths' was held at Meachemar yesterday mare{ at iaty, fancy warehonsemen - per, la, C. W. oseteenwell• which it was area to take immediate steps for getting tap I peen end Ipswich. glen bender Dec.i. O. Fotobwell isePerge • ms"ti to the Mayor, calling open him to summon • brayer& Old hailer, provision merchant Dec. - i tt..11;10 6 7 . West-place and cued. w es t, gtoigmen . p 2 ie meeting of the citizens, to demand from the govern. ' solth—lase it. I:Tucson. Sams; seettooer mot • mod magekialt ismottPthm of th• moot Wowed i sy. Nen, Tottealmmosertre,wh olesale upholaterer--Dec.n. tort is ihoteks. MARKET& TALLOW. —TUISDAT Lonna& —Ths mukst -der. Spot, 50a. ; Deotnibor, 50s. to 50a. 61 ; to Muck MS. to 512. 3d. ; March, no. to 325. ed. 001TON.—L1imooc, Nov. 21.—Sales to•day bast iscluding 1.000 speculation and export 700 Amy 16d. to 21d. • 50 liarsobsou 30d. to 21ed. ; 50 Bahia. 2 1 # to 20id. ; 500 rarato• 20 id• to N. 7„ 4 to 170. ; 2,650 Sot, 12d. to 18d. ; 114 N 15d, ; Wade,l4 l . to 120, ; a t i ni o sK 160. Market and hues'. COTTON GOODS.—MANCHIPTIM, Nov. n.—we h ot b e d another very quiet market, and to make Wm • shipping y ar ns lower prime would have to be san k often st aking were generally at prices too low forst.. tame. No doubt the heavy recsipte of eottm pool have had • depressing sleet HOMO trade mo m , L em titt ediugly quiet, and the little advance ably lent Friday hie Men decidedly lost. lipinnen are anxious to sell than they were last week, asd 'my% business min be dome at the rates of last Tuesday. h cloth market there has been no new feature since lut e Great caution has continued to moderate the fa h buyers who have bees anticipating a rednetios of pri m ; the result of their limited operations. By m 3 * ht offers th ey have attempted to produce lout tek prices. Stocks of cloth, however, e n small, so that only in few instances have W oo l been willing to submit to lower tama it, remit has been a greet limitation of Weiss.. With o pretty general inquiry for cloth, and quite a gesend alit mums operations at a state of Man not very w h y lower than the present rouge, but such • teemilmi„ L peen unlikely to be brought about without some m u t; In the prim of the raw material. Memfactoren cam e I that so umemmierative it the trade in its menet see that say further redecties would mime+, and Mo e men to a consideration of decreasing then proem* diseentioning it altogether, than to lower* p emehes with cotton at prment prices. To-day we have ta quotable change in Prime, and the felling hen tem ems =B;el s hames, which, however , might ham bon gees the snivel of slightly better . cotton smash he, AWACS by the City of Boston steamer. Cottealm mooed a cent per lb. when the steamer left, sad *me te_lauevented the amount al &proemial neemt e h o i themselves for in the morpieg. The Mim e o,. cissmall, with no disposition to give way in prism WOOLLTX.—Limm, Nov. 21.—Tbe colemed ten; has pr esented a mere animated sperm, to morning ; the attendame of mereeants has been opts lb average. Tweeds have bees the edam of goods .bat M attended the chief atiesticm. several Maliv leep eels having bees trace:eared. TM White Ralik° thi i aliention ; halm ham not bees sue Mak for, and heavy geode have been transferred idiom tt, or foe 'Anl w ai ts. Rates remain without aliments. MANUFMTTURES.—HUDDIMSWILD. Nov. 21.—Tee has been so change in the market to-day as Demme' it lest week, the same degree of caution being cumisel ied business tramections, only seeming to avoid bin stocked, and pcurchasieg only such goods sears mad% immediate use or to sopply orders. There are rtill orders on hand for woollen eon* of which the mo t the market lately has bees minty, and in 'nog pi -••• little doing tor January samant. WOOLS.-BODDIMUSTIZLS, Nov. 21.-llndnlnn bating laid in docks pretty freely before the rtes lei mowed, and pries' ruling higher in London, her swell sleekness in the trade, and but few iiquiries are soak any description. CORN.-HoLt., Nov. 21.-At to.day's mast supply of Eaglish wheat, which 'ells slowly at aka k per qr. below last Tuesday's currency. Foreign sold end next to nothing doing. Barley of malting qualty Win earner, griuding from density supporta late rata hem and paw unaltered. Oats scarce and rather Ism Foreign arrivals for the week :-Wheat, 10,554; kids 5,167 ; beau, 577 ; peas, 464 qrs. Irewww, Nov. 21.-A fair supply of wheat kers kir, which sells at last week's rates. Barley swum awe brer, and to Weed sales farmers have to submit to lode vela Bead and peas bring extreme pekes. LII:Da, Nov. 21.-We sod so alteration is km ask, of either new or old wheat from the rata of hey, but there is certainly more demand for fine quality d f ie focuser than ors that day. Fine barley ea before ; qualities. per , oats, sad calwridis minted their value.qr. lower. Beam Lets, Nov. 21.-At this day's market we hers s bird. tended* of growers, although only a moderate ad of wheat, which readily oonsmasded but Tumid's ad Barley, best malting samples fully as dear ; damp quid 6d. to la. per qr. cheaper. Bows sad oats, dim changed. Per quarter imperial to the greaten-IMA red, old, 631bs. to 641 be., per imperial WWI, 41. Is 499. ; ditto red, new, 6131b‘ to 611 b., 40a to 44a bac best chevalier malting, 53Ibs. to Nibs., 34a to 365. ; ters rues chevalier ditto, 52Ibs. to 531ba, 30s. to 335. 00, 3611 w. to 38165., 245. to 26e. Beans, old, 63114. to aft, 43a. to 465. Peers, 63Ibs. to 641k5., 365. to 46a Nowcxerns.cs.Trsz, Nov. 21.-At oar nub* this morning we bad a moderate show of wheat his as growers,and, !slung nothing of moment fresh in lime flaw day, fresh thrashed samples went off quickly at kit Saturday's rates, whereas an improved demand ew red riesoed for old, at very extreme rates, choice old Ned* yellow commanding up to 51a. per 504165. Floor nasal. Malting burley. rsks' fine, quite negleoted ; gaits scarce. Besasend peas wanted. Oats much inquired SALISBURY. Nov. 21.-Tbe supply of wheat we. pi, and there was an average *Undone* of buyers. Than ws Ise • moderate demand, arid beet samples mainland week's pries, but Werke sorts deckled dear dr d qr. Prime memples of barley were scarce, and m ir priors ereasd grinding barley was L. per qr. damper. Dat malt ed flour was a steady trade, and remained smirk unaltd in prim In oats, beans, peak ha., baleen es dull throughout at former rates. New wheat 441 525. ; old do., 365. to 52a. Barley, 36a. to 495. OW 25. to 32e. Beene, 40s. to 51s. Peas, 425. to fok VW. to 325. per qr. Tares. 6s. to 7.. r bushel. MA 36a. to 42a. per seek. Malt, 60s to 65. per qr. - - OATTLE.—BALISBITIT, Nov. 21.—Out market Win was very largely supplied with good and useful saisth the best supply both io quality sad quantity that has km was abe pee offered of late—and the attendees of buyers numerous. Best animals met with only a moderate* mend, in consequence of the extremely blab poor eirel and in inferior animals only • limited immense toi pees, • very largo number being left es Mad. TIM was a full average number of sheep of good pee on am, and higher pries than last week be asked, business was duff, though a large number hands, but many remained unKild ; an advance of abv alj ol per lb. on the best Downs took place. Is veal those but little trade, and prices remained very firm. Is Ifie r : market there was • good supply ; trade was to bet prime for all sorts had a downward tendencr i tt • beef. 12a. to 13e. per score ; cow aad heifer ditto * to 11a. ; beet Down mutton, 9pl. per ; other illik 8d• to td ; 7d. to 74d.; lamb. 11d. to le. ; • 4 bacon, 9& to 10d. ; dry ditto, 11d. to Is. ; arrest hams, la. to Is. 2d. ; quarter old store pip, Bh, 23e. each ; cows with calves, 141. to 181. Boma KINUNCrION ffirreztru.—During the eta I ending November 18, the visiton have been es follow:- On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, iipid Ml_ 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 9,123 • on Wednesday, 7 1110 ,„ and Friday, studied: days (admienoo to the Page), 01, Opel from 10 ► m. ti ll 4 p.m.. 1.339. Total, 10,462. rig the *liming of the loseetim. 5,661.674. Did vertheemeul) -- HOLIAWAY'S OINTMENT 151 Pitisl.—ltheumatic an—)illy thousands of nadirs !•_., rheumatism have found human life but otte long &sew.. after comu►ting all the most eminent medical men In VOL lei tryieg all emu of supposed remedies without relief. ham to r weary of existence and have /missed to hope for comfort es r side of the grave, until some lucky accident has called ihl attention to Holloway's pflls and ointment. These sre ONO remedies indeed. Personsbedrldden for months with MAO and Wain" after the ointment has been well maned" theml teffeed parts and the blood purified by the comes et Ms pWs, have found themselves restored la an incredibly mon id , to perfect health• ••••-.."""—=--'---.---_ B.UtTlil3, MAD.RIAGES, AND DEATHS. COl:lLL—November 19, itBIR-THS G oire rotreet, BedfordottM e t the wife of Mr. W. Coal!. of a daughter. DAUGLDlB.—November 19, at Gordonaquare, Mr& e• • Danxthat, of a sou. liallTCM.—November 20, at Bl ac kheath, Mr& C. IL 111 1106 of a daughter. MURTON.-7forember fM, at Bandolph.road, Maids -rah , IL Mrs. W. Murton, of a sou. RlMMX.R.—Novenaber at Brondeebury-rilha Ktfirori. wife of Mr. C.Sharaer, of daughter. 17BWICIL—Naresber 99 at Ilighthsgalolase , C la the wiled W. a. unrick. Yai.. of • dattibter• MARBIAGS I . BUSHBY—JOHNSON.—November 18, at Bt. War% daughtery, gag., of Bt. Ann & Leer, to Mann of the kW T. Johnson, of kaahlean. of flame& MUMBLE—DAM —November 18, at St. Wks% Caleb o" W the Bev. A. J. Bernoch. ono a Mr. W. POW, Moornouthnhire, to Louie& Bow, daughter of Mr. J. DOI Peeklears. NZVlNSOS—Lift.—N ov ember 17, at St. John's. loath arewmet, by the Boy. D. French. J. B. L Barium pi lairrze•_lo of tmanwltorialle.ur..Tol,dcovaenerrEAy.Tdtiinsugs.puhtter. of the SOL ‘•: BAALHAM.—Wavestber 19, at Bridge-home, %WPM Crocked( damaitter of B. Bealhern. aged 19. cues.—Novenber 19. at Borldnlfehera 411 " r PP " Jess sou of the late Mr. J. Crow lOW A FAlllMM.—Pfavearbsr ID, at Putney , S urre y , Fredertet sou of Yr. J. turnmr, aged gr. )1011LET.—NevonearerilLtra, the daughter of l icbszt" Lydia Merlay, 011 y 0.K., 'wed IA 101 logo ]( hung, V?, la ladsor.road, rppir hank to *elite W. H. Wooed, sea. aged 0, LrtrPpO erkuirox.—Nwresabar 19. at Upper Porketreet. road, A.. &sub. the We of Mr. I'. Staunton, sod St. Pdat•d Int Palladio' 17 `Kaiaks W. Hhis4 si • lanslierde City of Loon" vadd,,,,.. 011oe n't.eweet. ta tbs Precinct of NOTINBii o.z Ay/ No. 6,021•] - TLI LINZ of PAC]; Zoiose.--ioncis to BRIPP• *oars 651 t, 00001,641 r. IoRRIRLWITI‘L'i... i, //ar OP Use :AN November "Tit 403beisloasside and clean • Ter ""allie sr to th , ....‘ co .. . RI DLAY SW ....." 0. Mid ILIRRING and C • dr ile wig:LAIL UNE of)) (or Mt laaaninci. V:rna. .1 itttet, vas 9th De , 111Mcoll,•APPIS to Y. 13 II ...177oirootb— ..----r ---. 917531011 AND. BL A 6101012 Llllll-41ew am Oeetrinweat. Redaction al Alias ,sti& te ell eliteees. jis,lo4 CLOUD for 11.11112 Ah fir Oa Woe s, Jnt. re er. hised 'l lls ~, BST'sad *Teta!,repowe .Lone the ftn. trAwl : 'darned tr. , lewd to bu t' mg 11 NA ati again be d , see antillgied seecitemodoa , t.ggiad with a pumas cummil : 40m —tram Glasgow d r gm too toWlwlll be despite . te 311126 BAUM saki 1111Vot 010U611; Ma T. 211 Mewl. 141110°. 2C. STUN lir a r ir v i gn 111611-rmayszwAVlLßNCtg, 4' sok al ' , drn OT YORK. 0 1 1 BY ON DUBLIN, Sett And WOW Irstiossoss, sad st okook W min nu mr. rr,U melons. scsord r is `rteas 111 1 da _ ... .... and I Ision&---‘luda sod • Ut i e f l Nom :10-77.31.10XY Mit IR TIoN et !I Seet sod swreortt she; Yee Elltandell Me, Black. ea an Woes ted of the We ate. t 1 tares : .Et is Wei • tars and a lien - M 5 Oa.. it Deastae'.4 GormENBURG. —1 OVICIA/ WASA, Calm stave Pere ea at shoat Ow to . ! MIITCri• —4 arromAx 0011 Mb Y TIOSs FOR "UK BANK of ted loader . 0 lb• a= ra the Ilhiushou Omits' f. 1,000,000, Maw 71st Pot DMZ per Faire ort 110 1111000e14 to rod be Mused to toll. Me 'tato mooed doper thr "Meat G. Bum* TAO.. II pper Thatnes-etreet, I et Dm, Fog., late ,04 h t.ei Bastille on Te 7. Lewis 11=IttlaQ., tH Allred ()eon Bkiphell Alexander licEuen, Req., Gliadow, Director of 11l CalaPani, and of the Coasols. J. gozolosta 1at.,1 of airs, 1. ;Windt ' . i! ) Breseptasequare, n Soma Palmer, Req., De bop. Ilsorios Berk. le bridge, fi. W., sad Br)..ts Wawa Preseott, Grote, C laudea. Aps and Meaterntan'l Subscriptions Sr Ma m a Wa4 J. R. Sk P en e e, laq X. Jos. Jaques, Banda Yews. Sam, Batt iii IL Bans Asian, Bank Amara. J. IL and L D. fleadisou, Req.. M.,de RerelekS. Ant Bern. Ch. Dubois in The European Batik, Amara J. L Grim. Lewd Abbott, Moan. Malaise, N e Le Clieveller van L La Banque Royale tl C. Sorrell, Bag , o-u louartous—Messes. Col Mom tward and Swim Kam Anaemy Mawr,. Jackson and BA W °Wham, • anOldinar Temporary Otiosa—cu; This Company h for • • Ind others e tl, Ottoman XlllllLargr I , 1 commanny of Tu,k. 1 favoured countries.. h I hankhai Institution.. The enormous dove' c =years bun I facilities; al _c win hod exports he , Verde ce £e0,000,000 i d thekhiet and moat laded upon Englikl^ Palming a local an laths year 1861 +1 sal eleered at the hump 8,187,816: w io Alla. tonnage I total Imports and l 3 "ohm; while in =metre. of Zvi is esistence. The Ottoman Ban K , =lb kln Turke 1 h evid bea enced from t• ~. V. gabled at 818, , Mt. pile annum. TN lone e o to , with 1.136 Waimea I while at tl e tame I r formqq with, or on for Tune, le of pe Company a elimatell diorama,. 111;b•ak vUI a !< trod eolith ants In I A whim tor s 16 Ilireeton, a et the race* of the - oiiiCes of t CO the number of bt _Soptmof the rate at elf tl the ii.7l7cop .oputattoo to ti son To the Dire n hisoCiller;:oolt ,-11 of onapoopl lend mod I aim to 14 Nob * or in rad to oh oz m ochio the %WOO DM go to he the Arm so a EI CCTA WiIEN tL shire rem WREN th • to be do WHEN n) "WINN ill +and Use VEEN 01 ?AIMS st, 'INTHEN n ~ poodle. IhoTo Ma an opticton e t=orro pr t to sti dolsettvo sioltt• Ihs ot ...maul and 8( owiiMMINI