The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-16 00:00:00

ket was Oa 6d.; o Just.. market I, iochul- Anetioaa, traoham, Eaptiaa. Sant, o 1244. ; C tiß r d!. ' oralrOi 0110 0164° ' 1 061ini ... , ,804 - 'apply of thou lost stem were ; wbito, rket this from the y sale was Airy wee u of fully not more tions that of Malt. Grinding I, and for alaelcetted. fine new land more 0011. ett , weal , Cirri? tbs. the kids IS prowled deans folly in vidoe, ided, there be noted might, end upply were teens quiet Indian eon 8., .... D,..... ~..., sde ruled made from real, se. to be., sinking g the put y there was ike trauma . Good crop ighta, E. L most same s Hartley. s, 20a. sa. ; End Passim Walls End Walls End 3d.; Camay insffordshirs, 4,319 1.441 Total, Total. L 1866. 186 a. 7,104 6,037 1.156 349 18,182 10,363 304 N UAW 4434 6,917 1,176 8:7 2,010 1,957 TOO 201 113 BS 291 543 450 OS 1,151 1,360 414 471 10,247 9, 979 119 44 2,378 1. 91 1,681 1.612 32,699 30,101 6,601 4.819 38,786 37,9.2 69,289 87,969 39,155 35.208 1,9011 1,832 P,043 6,847 1,810 1,10) 1 820 7 40 1 110,824 104,56 6 21,144 -• 20.400 17)0 i 1,416 1.286 6 5.4:44 66.326 3 4,461 3.245 11.566 8.04 I 3,808 3,611 2,936 2.260 cm, Chatham, and In 60 per cos& for ern THE HEW *pittance waited 4 Whitehall, for mot state of the Jaekson baviog sr said the nth*, suffering heavily g proceeded with. from the delay ma or, under the new .r the outlay, and be nn just moos deputatiou that a he Corporation of I afford the inha. id he should be Dished with some intent, so that he of the deputation, the Lord Xayor g Pours.—The °tweeted in the irios have seat d on the subject en ports and the They hays it" for postpontok the il, so as to admlt goveroment on the thereby enabling °adepts abroad is PANT (LIMITED). 12,10,9881. 6a ed, opathic Pmts.- ~ ea recommend cocoa When the doc into this v 3121107. f cocoa either attrac t...mach ; the wit was tuskilfully manatee of Loudon, honne e. inn to turn his atten- I, with the essistance to produce an article as perfect trituration as to be most ar,...ept um, Epps' s cocoa le breakfast beverage. his work," Food and a great vanity of im lent necessary to tM aiu "As a nutritive. coffee or tea." Mee' in a breakfast cup, at in tin.lined le fkl. per lb., by rerttsement4 !TD DEATH& stood, Surrey, the wife ;wer elapton, the wife r, Yentouville, tbewUe gageut • rpark. Lhe he parish church. 9 .1 A. Austin. Pen., 0f e. daughter of T. It Ireland. at Ail Santa', Es!., BarrParkhurst, G 0407, of SPY.O.- st At. Mks'., Callib er- EnIZI liorden daullht.er y AllII road, B. Bsoct. TA. ibster, of sPoPle'Y hew, in his 72nd Year. Chester, end for most *.• lianchestar Times ad most by thou who ,esa, George pet Distillery, to • r and nurnerourt reina. Casobennell. Nizebes Itrso HAS. Wit!.B! Prlaw. itt we . selnet Wigtotzt," ChwouM. 'ahoy a ppeared as lein. The & Usti@ was loudly cheered at its • sitting terminated with the usual rote of dumb. Jules Fevre is said to be a candidate for the The Bengal, thsTreseli Academy nedersd secant by the death at 10 p.m. to-da; NM . / 4'7" .7 / 14*--- 7 ---/ ' ''• '...,,,- -.-' .. --' ,..-1 . • (....4.---;•4"---•-..i..---/ _-___ "_; ,:A .. 3 h: •• 14 EWSPA..P. ER ./.. , _.. , 1•r• a ve i 41(..... ,ir ‘ , q-t. .: ~.. •.': , ____ . 2 ........,... ‘ c _ .. ___ , ‘,.......-..- Pi" - "# ---. 4 81 " ..--c--- ---# 7 . - 1 1 11 .--_..., .. a. Vvir : . . i.„ i It\ 1 . 1 ,II r .,......,,,, 4 k...... 11 r. 4:' 4' • -,., _ rit. . I 1 11 --- 1 All .. . _ --. 4 sat t is,dx.s ...., ____________________, z g.:_, ,1 , .1 i .., , No. 6,015 1 LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1885. [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.] f TWOPENCE , ' . - ieS . TLE LINE of PACKETS for CALCUTTA /FRE OXFORD.-TnE MARKET GIRLS, 1 ...1 , tdm e-NOTICII to SHIPPKR& - The splendid MIS II- an °Pelona. by J. Offenbsch. first time in this country, ta TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. mitt to prison every day on anuppovied 'vides., of ~ • . giEWORTH CASTLE, 1,!-61 tons reenter. W. W. ST which the whole talent at the establishment will appear, with - -w- thh Iried, and that • perm sioeneed has so mos& ,!! i ....e. r , weding_ta the East India Dock. will he despite augmented band sad &ores, conducted by Mr. S. Jeogbrneus, (THIS DAY.) , I , 0" - iene on Ws Ma Noveretww. AU corgo engaged by this TIES EVENISO. TREATY OF PEACE WITH BHOOTAN. (ram oils ows COMIMPONDINT.) eenity of patios Ids owe oath spinet that of the police. ili' 1 ini em e be skagale sad Lraxed noll later than 26th Nov.- apply the owners, DONALD CURRIE HE 0 X FORD -THE HUNG ARI AN The following telegram from Sir Bartle Frere, WEDNESDAY EVENING. --es-- it WAS by mistake that Reuter's telegram an- TIT° Illn) . I " °Y T UB °MIX PIAG" WM111351 - ". i ctiVeor;TRINDLAY and Co, 66, Partiament-etreet ; T BROTTIERB and ' VS, KIRALFY In their oew Eater. dated Sa 14, 2.15 p.m., to Sir • arida is lead favourable to • prisoner, bed whose cos- nounced the appointment of M. Gamier Pages as le it enia NG mi C( ''' 14° * i • °ImMIMMIM talansenk Maws. Duda% ma Davies. .H. Power, R n„ , „„ tt•aria _ __,' „ _ _ No" , mber The Ttnees finds in the report of the Cattle Plague 62°11 a p P.amhtt it the witame ' lml seems tz ' he t et ht them ' . ~..-------------- °fever. the rI / itobam6 Hier Preekow. the PAW= gymnast, and volertell ev ow, nes wen forwarded tO Ull by the Prefect of the Hermit He has moat • fll that familiarity with an oath which breeds tempt fee ' reIINSLAND. - BLACK BALL PAS- other mashie went This arnstso. Commissios • 'imam went of argument& for she vie ws which fts - _ s India-office : cert." Y the aommindosers base taken of the • ' and nature of senenty. Y. mono is liable to suffer se lb. Meade • SENCER LINE-Newmarrewummte with H.M.'s COlO. mienuere• Redact' of swear lam so tla land METROPOLITAN MUSIC-HALL, Edgware- " Colonel Bruce signed a treaty of peace with The decree appointing N. Delangle Procureur- neffend, but everyces is sot so sure of escaping serious the disuse. The actual neaps of the disorder do not , , . few ens. to ail eimee. Bhootan in public Durbar yesterday." sonsemiseces. . i ...... road.-Opee at 7. -Two Grand Ballets nightly. joule CLWYD. Ifie lIHISSANA MoratawßlT dint* . 1 . 4 MILT AN'S DEW" and L'IItaLANDIAE. Comic staff -Uda ll :, altopther sustain the theory ussintsined of its contagious- eat December. 1 his ronowned clipper ship, butlt by Docaid L,,,,A mmw . Fe m . wieffingtor e . Hama. and Fr .., .... General of the Court of Caseation, in place of K sem and power. After ell, the losses have only amounted The Tdeyeapk is not salisfled with the reply which wee 1 e__,.., , m o ea rchased specially for the Black EMI Questmland Dupie, is signed, and will probably appear in tbe to about organ • thousand of our entire stoth. We Wel ma lt 1 :e e trel b7 ib th e s ""emn t be expreseed tatin d his the r C eg r r i et stal tba l f ai re ' B ' = l sl . Wilton. "Jester," &lid the Brothers Demollia. Opera. GUY I ;Wiertisk tS " 4 of tb • fine s t tn . : 4611 " d "M aga 'Air_ l ! MANNIaIIsO. Musical Director, J. J. POOLE. Ourrila's esthrowttl Afimifeur to-morrow. X. Delangle, a man of hum- about 7,000,000 cattle in Greet Brimio when the plague p ea de , has Put returned from the colony In 74 days mom - broke ont ;we have now about 6,980,000. This le sot seek unintentional" mixt*" should hue marred ; but all aid . • Ord WO. sod will again be deepatched ensue:fly to date. A DOCTOR MARIGOLD'S PRESCRIPTIONS.. i ns urtvenad soceinsiodenon for ail dames el pamen.Prs. an- • tele as would have hem sou WMII the disease, u the " rettal P hs fl it wee Plai d, ' ref..ed. Even to the TNT hat iatiwith • patent distilling anparatu• Two of the next CHRISTMAS NUMBER of ALL THE .... , The 60181011 Of the Senate for 1865-66 be• fluent but not impressiee, and his presence is' BRUSSELS, Nov. 14. piney, is a very great lawyer. His speech is rommis g ee mod. reettos ti r incura bl e, m d /Dav it. the Wee of infallibility was kept op. In all the aspeediog i A -From Glasgow direct the clipper LIGHTOF THE TRAY ROUND. ont tem tom, wlll 3 l , :e i de l :etched manctsally Deoembe . r 2. _ 26, wenhistenetrest, strand. W.C. ably contegiomi. It is said that the plague is rathee aggro. if fed a _l e el _ th .,, e _,P •1111 which u ltimttel, melt the em Pr emt , . aaaar se ream N and Co, Liverpool, all &mate for l b/paned to-day. During the flint session, at tibial not winning or commanding. He had a first-rate voted than mitigated by frost and rain, and we see, as • ne'Se te in wnice Air Richard Maya* did the ocunnis siooms 3r a 'Wwit althea' : and T. M. MALKAY and Co., I, leadenball- sit outlined, all are impeccable. Excepting the Pepe, . .4.• Leib% E.C. Di ASONIC INSTITUTION for BOYS.-IN- the Duke of Brabant was present, the assiembly practice at the bar in the time of Louis Philippe, matter of fact thst the deaths ere actually on the *ens* o-.___!:„_.__._..-------------. KKK V i iirritieL exammairlos.-rse BUILE. o i t , :rms prooeeded to the formation of ita bureau. and subsequently under the republic of 1848. The Still the Times can hardly imagine that it was the Wait th_MO s _ in no infallibility so complete as that of the metro- nleApoCcKWALL LINEi:d PACKETS.- 43 For MEL- teuctineseeu, weeeverse_vpievawenrede I l ent,t be e nee e r f ecae ce l The following were appointed :-President, empire has given him successively a great of ths plague in th . is mushy which . m&de so deep an int. wr" ggg ( I Dir - B. 'II ship Iders' ware-Oddities in Architectnre-the Close and many high legal offices ;he has been advocate- now to bays measured ii, win, by tb. umAyisi die h i e sy Sta is e ssis is usatterbylysunabloosisetitosg u nnden s pubi tand ia so w s h ,ic at tion sort ssa of i ' Mira=Moe tons, leave the Pest India Docks etti the ckd e tww-the (ga m ma e r g em m e e th e , i nteres ti ng s m. Prine de Ligne ; first vice-preaident, al. d'Orriaine • presses on the minds of the commissions* They seem T Dicsnber, sad awn an ex.n.ered -Apply to F. hots, . ith *Um erthtical sod sanitary news of the week.-0.. d'Hidloy ; second eice-presideut, Baron de Tornaco ; general of the Court of Caseation, first president o f GUMS end Co, 140, Leadm-streeE n Tr a. or by poet 141. r countries sad ages. They ousider our danger Ilse rather then by tinkling atonement for the error in the , _----------------- ho. 1, Neatens.* Covent-prden, W.C., and ell newsmen. fast secretary, Baron de Ruse ; second secreter STUN PION 'rename'. on ei ,o nmerowle TO 3', of the Imperial Court, Minister of the Interior, as great se it was in 1745. or as it new is in Ina of sil insolog7. I'lls ism MU" lave VW, P.Callig 'it NEW YORK. TWICE A RINE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE, and libi Court. M. de l'Abbeville ; and Kde Lom-Coesivarem. to whenbege is the aide. I I A PEILADILENIA fignAlgalt* COMPANY Weed es- • of the Semite, but it is understood that the Emperor us precantions adapted to the a:money, Mit at We pole% Palace edited*. chew gad bent leen Screw Ineenefildre, --e-- The Chamber of Deputies also met to-day under/ means him to • thet post on his user appoint- the , Isicognier the differenc e of conef stes wa d gm. ' It It ~ the presidency of M. Lange, the senior member -- . ) I leigteglemme re=i irered istes A s' maly with besitatioe end with the iddities of • nedyeesde , went. To descend from the chair of the Court of ' morass= a ca w s eitOil Llvitino for NEW YOLK. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. Li. but no business having been set down in his order sherastive, that they recommeod the TOWSON TOPICS. ILANGAROIN FeldaY,Nov. 17. Appeal, which he ono. occupied, sad plead as • . cDrY Olf WM YORE, Wednesday, Nov. 22. The Queen, accompsniedby the Crown Prince and of the day, the members separated immediately. honk throughout the country, but they segue Imeibly that Apropos of the &dente. of war against Chill. the tt „ . CITY OF Minn% eatnrday, Nov. W. Princess of Prussia and Primus Beatrice, walked and judge-advocate iii the Court of Cessation it not by "this greet secrifize would certainly eradicate the evil ;we Daily News observes that the arbitrary manner io whick ketcsicriP/ftellairr 'W I r em". Frld• l s s l y I tt i rg ar. drove in the grounds this month% The Clamber will probably proceed to-morrow an y means derogatory in Franoe. The Procureur- csonot say so of .., sacrifice lees than this b . ^ lk Th it e Times t h he s Span s ish blia go ci vernmea th t A is dmilisg,moneussfster an s other, wi p th p 11.1-17-011-Luisies, e accordri ot te r the, erecongoefetion. Cage Earl Russell had an audience of her Majesty. ho the nomination of ita definitive bureau. ' =P r inctu s iill r u tin supply i :DE coo c k:11 16 9,7: 30 na ' yeste e rdny a t iad an :ed the hone ß u e r ros ot to d rt i s sg reie w er i ljet th it . C Q u eee tl a e A royal decree has been pubUlBSished, d li t ov. 1;1.08. General is necesurily, to • certain extent, as much due not here impugn their logio, but the pu und r ez t w be ho jurisd p io rv tio oo n o o f rde th r e a p n res a ident o h ! ttre must be *might to participate in their alarms before it the dimities ol the great powers of Europe and Anierita. will acquiesce in their conelesioos. The ;retard peoloche of Chili is tie rammed of the f ' i 4 Mrs . tinet r - Pre forthr s Perticsttesr, ro and royaffendly. terday, appointing M. Teach, formerly Minister of I de b ate, a ,, .1, awaited United States ; but Mr. Johnsen has shown himself so -•-• mea neat ad vocate a t th e with ° Dail eag y News w and so is t t iety hat , "t on e d TlP°prrtoportion must very careful not to make an oseestatioes use of the sum. Justice, to be Minister of State. • et lik°l" _________2-•------ -----------141i"liamallee"."6 A meeting of the Lords of the Privy Council was held bar ; but his office is esteemed quite as be the disappoistment of oar grarlers and farmers et the mons ti power to ea his disposals the% bo th seewmhsoinhavecleagau oft If to GOTHENBURG Direct, in about yesterday in the Conned-chamber, Whitehall, to take into highly, and in reality he is • more important meaty node, taken el unties methods. While under . t al , . SIR HENRY BULWER. • t is StritidHows.-11se faet sad lucerne twin screw &turner consideration sever•l matters relative to the cattle plague. personage. He is • judge of the court, though the nuthodt of treatment. described by Dr. Henditos-the to look ep to his government. Somebody, however, i , ' , . 1..1 Calitaln ii- LEIGH. will do" lov Ow above Port TO - The following were present :-The Lord President, the „. MARSEILLES, Nor. 15. munow, the Igth instant. less missed scommodatton tmmtete , p me , n e s e , A r my t e paturyyn. way's, Dole of Argyll, Sh George Crey, M.P., Earl de Grey end FY idlr nen Bulwer has arrived here from Con- without a vote, and sits on the bench with the beenceopethic-neuly thremfourths of the busts attacked plaio, mmt interfere befon long to stop this levying are recovering, the very authorities to which our stock. black math , i other judges. The words "Procumnr-General " PS sad 00., SE DunstaWs:holue, LC. Ripon, the Cbancellor of the Exchequer, Lord Stanley of stantinople. olineril ate bidden to look bees nothing better to offer The 76inee medusa • retort, expeestieg a naps thee It ;--=--------"--------- Alderley, Mr. T. Milner Gibece, M.P., Mr. Brom 11. P., --- are often traieelated in English Attorney-General ; than hesitating advise about hinderiers the spread of the nay be well founded, that Mr. Oath Cambium who moss V OTTERDAM and the RHINK--REDUCe the Attorney and Solicitor General, Mr. Bering, LP., 11114 THE NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN. but the fact is there is very little analogy be- disease by oontegios. In Holland even thou who elo Dot to this country oe a speold mimics hem Amalie, is in. i 1 I '' I Lb TWN of LERES.-Tbe Nethortendelitembeat Woad Do/mite Mesas HATAY'S& Cantata W. 8/Innannwillin Mr ' Visfklin g t••• PARIS, Nev. 15. tween the two offiries, because the Attorney- adopt the homeopathic treatment have got fez beyood us. strocted not only to oceopente with Mr. Adana in briagieg f 1 • lenellesnerick net Macke*. IMLAY BUNDAY at II o'clock, The cork and depotr-derk a the Council Were la awn- The Paris papers announce that the conditions General is a barrieter employed by the crown, f . !c th . ey save 45 per cent by the method deuribed by Dr. the respective claims of the two governments to • settle. . i a oriel of the ASO a.m. train from Fenchurchntreet Statioe. g am , for the new Austrian loan have been ratified. whereas the Procureur-General is a judge em- mullion es the allopathic treatment. A good hope is meet, bet to 'Ascertain the Drakes prevailing in England 4! liedesed tans: eshom /11 in :km cabin. lie, : nears Dickies w ne ..,,__,,_ ~ ~__ ._, „_ ..._ „, „„,__,_,.. , w __ Weed et a fare and a lialL -Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal ' nr. n nuP " w "' maw.). a " wn.. unwm wwwnY " nn ` The principal contractors are the Austrian Credit ployed by the crown. held out to us by the anuouneenient of the forms. es the subject of Ameriese Ilium*. Sod • peewee . eites. lagnitchess, W. :or to - PHILLIP'S, GRAVEL PHIL- Zealand), severally had ea interview with the Right Hon. tioe of • oommittes el petlecien in combiestion with would stroegly attest the pacific disposition of the AIRIMOUL • • WM end Om ill Deneensbeese. sa nenseambiu. KC. Ba en a c at a w al. o t u m c s i m mi Ne m ymisi m ay. Foncier at Paris, and K Pinard as the representa - The Emperor gives Princem Anna Murat a atoe ,, o f t h e l ea di ng h ageore p et hie u h r kima, "to oy e ad gorerem eat. , , .---------------- frai EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL tive of a large body of bankers, of whom the fol- portion of 80,0001. on her marriage, and the Duke every facility for those anxious to odds isfortestios mid The p ot ', tug& it s p s gethiew with the reeeletica lowing are the most important :-Messrs. Fould, de Monchy settles 240,0001. It is confirmed that receive anistance from the veteriesay surgeons Prat slies lee& the Hungarian prances COll PAN Y. Mice DI HEREBY GIVEN. that the NINTH ORDINARY Tar KING or THE Bitioues.-We are autlio- Frem II ttin T the B . h ffsh ' Mau y, o guer, e re, ma o um, e t e marriage ts h • will be celebrated at the Tuileries on to eland by their sachet thing homeopathy who will be associated with them.' t i g ht., w i s h es t h ey wou ld s h oo a u t ak mem o g a som at a . Clint* MUTING of the Shareholders 0 1 the East India riaed to state that her Majesty has received a 1 ' 1 De l phos and Canal Company will be held at the Company's . . Heutsch, Konigswarter, Marennard ek sad the December 10, on , c., which day the Moniteur de Sunly this committee will tell the anxious dockownen of tory spirit A full compliance with theiz dermas woeld Mk* 8 and 0. fileeee-streei-Deas. southwark-brid, te ea. telegram contradicting the report of the illness of the country, as soon u possible, how to avail themselves of principal bankers of Amsterdam and Frankfort. rOise says the court will leave Compibgne ;it had the bombs. As for tits rest, it soma to be pmetiral l e • be needy testamount to • disedethe of the Auslrisa ' thiy et London, ea THURSDAY, the 30th day of -"member ,al s . King of the Belgians, or that his Majesty bad e ompre. loc. at I o'clock precisely, for the general business of the can- *- - : , I mu, and tor the pro% of coseselng • derlagilootmade by t left Ardennes as stated. NORWAY. been supposed that it would remain there till the agreed on all hands that the spread of the dieser ceanot be Treating of the recut clout* oaf Berm von Baud, the . ~ . his - director& of the orfe are of 15th. stopped by compelling our cattle to stead still where they p a w sywwwdaw w i t h ths spatt show . hp the alma til WE 1u P' THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALP3.--Active CHRISTIANA, Nov. 14, EVENING. II • ' Ws Tranafer Books of the Comma, will be eiceed irons the musamtione am being nude at Medford, Suffolk, for the The Norwegian Storthing has adopted the treaty o tec y ted ot bLthdeetailnotes, are, and On no amount to bndge as is*. minister, bat says that it is severthelem lionametable 11. to the 30th Wet, both days Inebuive.-By ardor of the Board . r - The Telegraph says there is • general *slicer thea the I ' 1 et Directors, yew, w gyrwooe, gemetery, reception of the Prince end Princess of Wales, on the of commerce with France without any alterations. inTthh:: M B Onsteu urse w r d u en p y re ing ud t i li c e iall acc y b ein utte t is an ba y p y ri • that the separate exldence el Saxony is &modest on the geld 9, Queemetreet-place, Southwark -bridge. occasion of the visit of their royal bighneeses to Loed and ---- "'Kiel', "" 14...._---/alla' Laily Alfred Paget, at Melford.helL The Sudbury Volum STORMS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN. red The Td ph quotes thae remain of the *teethe al T HE VVE . R d Pf L iOL i r gj LOgiDcUrAturrlyGLOßE teize will form m s rd y of so hoso s ur ry e c t a th s • M w elt u ord sc S , te ss tion sa , which had been accepted as corrected, concerning es tak th e e n y ad lik vau e urenethas We 'l l ri q u ital de it Pest ies of Winepant! will of Preemie sad Austria. **Austrian goverement tosbolish ell purports es dirndls( howuecvtoiornsweinre the orarmtira.on Tihnethlsoteamtidqdulootaotf iotuilhe a i r h tles impression . islajustifisedeby statist:a' . of th , e diseses. ss The French squ nof evolutioUn eNn'teNreovditbs. is day. Rents ultimately fell sc. both for cash and once, eind then p w to market for tkeenealves, dealing where 'lend testimony_to s the . prop: sa d enlig sys . litenme m n sy t lo p Erstore. Olikes -1 . Deleddet. Livened :SO end 11 . /wenn ;7. Can= escort to their royal highnesses. The local Odd Fellows end chenesercee, London. names or mu ceinPABY ewes laie. rt yesterday, ha ' ex • need stormy weather. account, closing at 68fr. 30c. and 68fr. 2710. ato- they got the bee d t o meat As ia t it he letwheeebtuterm% prices would his L lt oodoo so Bug : , c"figowt,Trisetetr, ven l ise, or say othro biller fell 3fr. 750. itz RT. His DIY.) fro czwh n ta tier citaysooftetuhewvest Itstolgss.anwphiire,,wihsthoinst ite:ii: Ter. Fire lerealluma Life Prosaism lameted Funds. royer visitaer will ils° On l a de eveTti of t lhe l in lit h • ; r and telthel coTmhpeellGed°lntoe;pubot ° in na te i t o b r is e po ivi rt Teawilif4 " T r g . bill.hhelicphtom:rkitive. s him *ea t co s s o s th of hold o n sg pee th la s t els.. vow ric: _ ircp, tui:go, w th ill e be gi z v i en ce st us telf ey I • Mt til t :: I" Pruse d anyidenLadAymsylbees:riebandePpor and -e--- I ___ authority he takes hia pleasure abroad. Steyet-nome ISM ------------------ A NSW throan BILL. Englishmen, if such personsps still exist in these days of -----T-rokie ATIINS, Resident Secretary. Loudon. • --e-- lt. T. W. 1 E 0. I. 11. 0. excursion huhu, esin busily realise whet • boon the chug" Hh alum ale payable in thirty clop a fter th eg we a d ea tited, haring bean invited by her Majesty to meet the Crown The Mar, in widely printed lieu, ruses its prediction, 1 Prince sod Primus of Prussia. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 15. pm .. . s T i T s •T t a.a.w. "' T i ii.w. -;.; -_- - 1 -- „ aad - with mall ter meadows hi a s radtost k oh e se a is to the inhabitant& of peeportaklden canaries. VOREIGN WII7EB, cheap and pure :-Cstalonian The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle, instead of 1 The Union Company's steamer Briton arrived Aberdeen .. b..1611i ILW. S 6 W.N.W. b :-.. 2 [AM . . ... .. 10.18 46 8. 22 W; t believes " there Gan be little doubt " that Earl The conchirion of pesos with Bhothan effendi a glorious 1.: therm 17E Id. : Andalusian Port. 170. ed. ; French. Ds ; • ity the Star thwervea ter ternieg the thoulite of Hemet Merry, Ilis. per down , BewklowAL ww ed. : wwww. twin t,,,,,,, f or a m b e r p oo k. K e tt., wen t (es "wit t o 1 h l4 ere to-night from the Cape of Good Hope on the Ardeoessa.• 30.06 Mi IL 6 7 NW. ro al 7 Rumen is fully determined to submit • Reform oPPortun s Rai Resswißse. 17s. Mi. ; Chablis, 2M. ; Hock. Us. te Wm i sod Mn. Hope, et Demdese. weer Harkin. when is ell Mtn 1 th Oct. ; St. Helena, 23rd ; Ascension, 27th ; e areseesette la ... re n t a s. er. t : w i s li e . r. et: ii c : Bin awe more to the d ee i e l eia a fa. B oom the pestle late the ahem& of ememente. The provisos of and Madeira on the 2th instant. She brings 74 cape clear. -,- - - - -- -- - of Commons. It would be premature to venter* Assad. whish edjoiss the Biathlon Meld* is beepmiog one if ; tigartling sr B°ck a * ,; 'd M tf le ' nraerd,wi enilmtemilw=l, utility they will 'DINT • fertaight. Pill u r A e it f i r ar y l r i tale . :111; 0 7 . . mot The . marriage of the Earl of Du , dley . with Mille 1 passengers. Liverpool .. 10.17 41 ii.e.g. 4 W.N.W. co - 2 time aay n nanilatiaa as t o t h e re d.. mt .,. o f th e of the most Teased* in lode. from the extensive cultives academe.- 50.17 46; LEE 6 W.N.W. co t 7 8.8.1. co --- 4 measure. This much, perhaps, one may fairly anticipate- Hon of die Us Pilot ; hue Aelae• is firsittly in want of siasumetreettatabilabed UM . . so.si 46 8.11. E. d. Imp* 31°Imedre will take p lace et St Peel s, I(mebtstridae, The war between the Free State and the Baautoa sleaseas•• aata aa; n• Ones. .... on the 21st inst., and Dot on the 23rd, se previously cm t . 1 11 j ' continued. The attempt of the Boers to cspture iprieni..... seas et n. s sir r •w• Lee -t, thet whatever its object that object will be appratched by reeds, tramways. or railways to bring its valuable piodne. time to the river. HAW the money spent upon the late . THRESHER and GLENNY. flounced. .. WU 60 IL : 8 1,,. . - r ; pi i a direct sod simple mechanism, end that Eva Russell is , i A .E. NEXT DOOR to SOMERSET-110USE, STRAND. the mountain stronghold of 6, 0e t0 „, au ..! 5 . s si.w. b- I not likely at snob a time to encumber himself with the war would have done a geed deal for the imp' calmest of f , 1 ILL li 14. W. bc - 3 The Countess of Coventry yesterday gave birth I Thahe Beside, Moshesh, was still wisuccessfuL The fire of i r eins P reo l ikl refs tt E.s.E. buree complications of a system of fancy franchises. this thst ton - Prdet De ad/ establishment In Louden for the following Adidas: iiin son sod heir at the ESTI and Counter Craven's Mei- 1 le. el - 2 Titanium's SUMMER ANGOLA SUITS. 4N.of - - °overtime* move is oar days only by pressure from .----sw.--o-v- -- ' ------- THRUSTER'S INDIA TWEED BUTTS. Fareasein ... lei se S.A. W. 6 N. deuce in Charleesstriet, Berkeley-square. the Boers during eight days had killed thadoe ~.. WU 18 Z without ; and a little political impulsion at the present . , • ; ii THRESHENS INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS. Viscount Dillon, who has been in a very pre- only one Basuto. McGhee& had large quantities of aaoam ,,, m , •• se m m wa w . 4 „ LW. ~. : : moment could hardly be out of season or without iti Qtrird's Cendion, LONDON.-The friends of this THRESHER'S KASHMIR SHIRTS. carious conditioo, is said to be better. THRESHER'S COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. provieions and gunpowder on the mountain, which Val±a,_:i• • W_Al _ 4O 8 -W- I lI.W. isin - a I - - - - ' - - - value. The Star is, at the same time, glad to give the institution, and others who are interested is reign; the THRESHER'S MILITARY SHIITE The proposed meeting of corn merchants on the was not well invested by the Boers, and he had been ''''''".'-. heed of the cabinet credit for • determination to deal stesdard of female oda:shoe, wfll be glad to hear of .\. , A r 1 THRESHER'S OVERLAND TRUNKS. PEOIPADIJL metage question will be held at the Corn Eschsange-romns reinforced by 600 fresh Basntos in one night. The • mueificest decades which has recently bees offered THRESHED'S INDIA BULLOCK TRUNER TWAT. in sorresss IarCEDAY. with the question in • liberal and earnest spirit. THRESHER'S METALLIC WO. TIMM. to-morrow, at 3 o'clock, and not at the Baltic Concretion's Free State President had returned to Bloemfontein s.:i t , ion to g. LL , froth !o r 004/411. RE tis n ii. Mt...stet/04.W: The Telegraph fears tbst if • 61. borough franchise were to it. Mrs. Arndt, wife of Dr. Neill Arndt, has signified her wish to place I,ooot. at the chimed of the council • THRESHER'S VIDIA CABIN BAG. en stated yesterday. to raise new levies of troops to co-operate with tbe soow. proposed by the government, others in parliament besides and committee, for the twofold purpose of eumursting the -- 11.11-ourgrrs summit. for INDIA, CHINA, and the cow- The parliamentary session in Belgium is likely to to s w and N.W.. woman. ir. to N. and back, psrpetuati? the memory sod hifirmace ef . her hnsbend's cossedatives would went more statistics than we posters, study of natural philosophy es pencil a girl's edeestieteed ' Trans . . vaal . Boers, who had also levied an army to e.r- , ar y ..i, i r o m sir, a g keine lirilik eeepteen " becet be forv a d"kd ir ei lim of theereatticcelesergeppniketliN4 f e l v ea vv e rr o e e e urevve o , las mie of the stormiest lied most exciting that bee been to m i oderate. sod these eould only be obtained by • parliamentary coin- wntings. tis proposed to apply 4001. of this sum to the . assist against Moshesh. As next above. Annnsins B.W. te N, varliall minion. The plan might be regraded es a mere post foundat i on og a otbolara hl , gisiap a fro . odocotio . is ths held sines Belgium achieved her independence, now 35 ' college for one year. and tte right al free attendance at tbe WINTER OVERCOATS of the BEST years ems. The Transvaal army had advanced to Harriamith. winds, moderate to strong. poneceeet of the question, but it would be for MATERIALS are kept for Inspection or male st It is understood that the corporation of London In reply to the Governor of the Cape Colony sae, t e s • e • ee e me m Rama& m mi t m om , the government to show by the most explicit deems in natural philosophy for life. Physical mance will HAMILTON and KlkirfONT, to W., varying, nio- Tailors and Overcoat Makers, ere about to apply for en act to enable them to take 15 Mosbesh answered that he had met the demand dersteito strong, um consan t o d eeholuthip will be open to ell asedidates under the age of and emphatic declarations poisible that it was dm form the mein subject.mattee of the exeminetion, sod the %ermined upon action, and had merely 18. The interest of the remising 6001. will be applied in 1°""?..--•P sel It " gel/ wires of land at North W it :cleric . h f fe s t . he purpose of este. of the Natal Government for invading their from setae& - 0 . - NorthernmScotland. Weetern.ireand, Wass, end adjs. to the appointment of • commission in order to dis- , purchasing spperstm. and animating the 'Upend of the • kir PECTACLES NECESSARY mist or fatigued blishicg gas works for t city re . f t vom the dso of ad ! I th the tier. He also urged his Excellency t take pos- concise. Southern=Enallsh Minuet and Bm ot Biscay. exPtc.ion incidmital t° PaPalaaa "Ina* a wi / seesion of his country and people, alleging th at Esetam.gasterard mislead and North Sea. object of furnishing a better 'apply as regards quality and , HEN the Eyes water, are y, I they were desirous of becoming British subjects. atter readthe . at *raw WM/. .... -----_ prove, conclusively snd officielly, the allegatione of tines krofeesor of Natural Philosopby. A like liberal gift hem who pretend that such action would be unsafe. In the we believe, been offered to the Wass' College, hi Bedford. meantime the trimmers in the new Parliament would do squere• - r ine• .Al / 1 . NIITHEN the print blends, and the letters &pew New York city has a population of 7n,liesil In i The Governor declined to take steps at tbe present A PRISEN'T FROM THE Pors.-We read in the well to consider, u a mere matter of business and self. ROYAL COLLEGE OE SURGEONS OF ENGLAND. - Y Y to be double ; and doubted the sincerity of Moshesh, Areitir Nationai of yesterday :-" The Pope, in his deep in ~ tens . whether they will not boa mare rmelection, The following Iva , s them hewing undergone the neemsery N more light than formerly is requiaite - , .• • 1860 before the wet the population was 813,669. The : juncture, he said, if continued gratitude, hes just sent • so:tweak to die widow of the late by heartily supporting the government in its eats at re. examination' for the diploma, were admitted members of the , W il p f l . example : maculation has therefore &metalled surly 100,000. In , but lamented the war, which, Tither* whit* might, in our opinion, have form. college at • meeting of the coed of examioers oe the 15th i W HEN the candle is placed between the eyes 1860 the female exoseded the male population 10,741- The ' inst., viz. :-Mesue. Frederick John Burge, jets., L R.C.P. ' much longer, would cause much misery and dead- °ener sl Lam o . been *mu with better taste. A capthie of the Yostificel - and L.S.A., Hammersmith ; Seery Hyde, Lambs Coudult. and Om book: emus is now 44,587. 1 tution among the Basutos, and largely increase their WHEN objects must be held further off to be Oil City, in Olidom, as the oil regions are called, , staff has brought the body of a holy martyr from the Cats. mums- Street ; and Alfred Swains Lethbridge, Id. B. sad PLC., cattle thieving. Y Y seen more clearly • combs as a comeletory preeent to the bereaved widow. As Crediting the statement" of so inteeded diminution is the Aberdare, Muebury, Devon-etudesta of King's College. tante It has now 10,000 ;20 ~,,. ~.., Samuel Seeders Stepbees, Taunton ; Alfred Jobs Freeman, a tie .4tpe Parliament had been prorogued from the remains are those of an !inknown martyr-for in the French army, the Daily News attributes tbe teetrediction WHEN much diffiCulty is found in threading ais 1860 had 300 intiabi . Smithies, Haste ; Richard Plowmen. L.R.C.P., Coleshill, I V Y simile. steamers aud 500 fiats and barges ply to and from the city. I moods of the Circus soapy Christians whose names are not of the Moniteer to the ioconeenienee of premature public Warwick ; end John Baby, L.R.C.P. and L.8..C.5.. The above are premonitory signs of decaying sight, and Indicate October 10 to December 12. that ea optician should be comulted without delay. From long Its produce this year will be 60,000 barrels of oil. The . known were throve to the berste-the Pope has given hien oomment and the military dislike of tbe word rednotice. Edinburgh. St. Geneses, Carswell -of St. Thomas's Hem iI 1 sad extensive practice Hewn. Thomas Harris and Son are rally sipt Inv 'tad ' ested is 10,000,000 dols. A famous Seneca chief An act had been passed to prevent the introduc - the nuns of Christopher, which was that of IL de Limo. Id. Foukl, the Minister of Finals." hes always recom. pitel. Eu G aw y, W ord. Essex • and Al competent to advise on all matters pertaining to the remeilyin o i claims the ownership of the pound on which two suburbs , tiOn of the cattle disease into the colony. It WaB Mc-Mrs We cannot but acknowledge the delicacy of the mended a measure el this kind, and possibly h e Klub Cueus•pleice,E.C.a-of the Loodon (*wild Robert . defective sight. They skilfully adapt Dome, perfectly tree. of Oil City have been built. Ito be published immediately in the London Gazette Brea . Croydon • sad Jobs Murree Gibbet Sidotouth„ 1 tie requisite power, and likewise they Judlclowily select • spec- gift sed the kied attention of the Pope, who, by an impro- has now persuaded the Emperor to set • great example Dimon ,/ s t. G an A s s a H osp it a l. F rea i n ik Ha i..., c har y, taele frame of the form meat becoming to the face. THOMAS deed baptism, unites wader the same name the martyr of by restoring porticos of his vut army, sad Beech , we/Amami, ; sod Frederick Lyedoe Atterood, BALVIS and SON, opticians to the Royal Family. oppoeite the It iS stated that Mrs. Stephens, who was as well I 1 and continue in frame for twelve months. It forbids i EMI& Museum gate,s. louden (their only house), eetrablialsed known to the police as Stephens himself, went freely to the Circus and the martyr of Castellidardo." the multitude of conscripts dragged from the farm. M ro ad-wr St. Mary's Remittal. John Ilseceeke 1716. Nathan-No travellers or agents. and fro, and it was obeervations on her move vents tbat I an I the importation or landing of any horned cattle at • port of the colony under a penalty of 4001- THE OPERA. IN BUCHER'S. -Mdlle. ldarimon, of the futon, and the workshop, to reproductive labour sad Wathee. frialignerds Penibsoke s h ir• i and Jams Er Am' i --------------------------- led to the strut of her husband and his confederates. Ou .! ~ ...r., St. 1 i t ... , Cornibw_toill-ofer.Uotr.• erst o Collep. ,_ = Thuile ToLADIES.-ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Friday last, it seems, Mn. Stephens came into i During the ensuing two months any horned cattle the CVni. Comique, Paris, where sbe bee piped moot indmtry. Such is the organisation of the French army = 1 .11. Orteetal &Nankai Preparation for Improving and Bernal- shopping. She was tracked from place to place by female A . , 71bitthe Complesion and Skim The radiant bloom it Imparts lier di tor of the Theatre dela Moomie. She nude her moment can never really lessen its available strength in • H o spital - 3oce August= sall. StradbrooL Beien,ce town and weal ' arriving out that bad been shipped for the colony populatiir. bee leen palsied for twO months by M. Letel- that the reduction of its numbers actually *erring at soy Rsao i; , 7 lrs d it TL• isc. Bscassa.sTiz;-....at sz a e p i• A lathe cheek, and the softness and delicacy which It induces of detectives, and followed to ber home in Sandymouot. On before the promulgation of the act, the govern- , . the handmemme it., ca p a bility of soothing irrltaUon and re - the following looming the dectectives had possession . of th th o e , went were authorized to seiZethaufidrisitudemtufreq thhe firat appearsoce in the latter theatre in La Sonnantheks, sudden emergency. Frame can be taken by su a rprie. t G ... ct o y:r o s yil..eitotel, _...B.ll:nEdryiseaborstabes:L.uorovooS.A., S i toe ; Bo rbridge bort Bettor. ; John 1 rawring all redeem tan, pp'es, spots, freckles discolmatiiine. and . her execution of the eh o e:rine mush); of Am r ins ... fol .: Hu il t i. • red u nc r ti li on .g M at; th l • t es i t is im p a liss ies sh te s the elte tb ot s e p o s Laura . d ; and John Attypils, Calcutta. i and other cutaneons rtaltations, render it iidispenseble to place in the manner deecribed by the reports, and if . ! owner or agent by payment f lii t, jos fied h goad r port t had .ed lie . 6 TALE trr A FRENCH CAVIL -It is at the cafi (meg Walet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, wanted any clue to its discovery bin. Stephens had, by her assurance, and other charges upon them. tvlilished her stlecess with the ramie-10mm portion of the from Mexico sod from Roma, and the faithful execution whether with reference to cold and inclemencEor Intense solar . B ussels üblic. Repeated and entbusiaatie plaudits re. . , - v__ , a ,, that the Frenchman poieksup most of his notices npoo !de- test. Price te. Ed. and M. 6d. per bottle-60M e t eo, Matto. Incautiousness, supplied it tun An ceptenneer i of the tenn i of tke °m esa s '''"• tovy and polities, end teems thou Best friendships winch paten ; and by chemists iTictizfaumers. Ask tor " Rowlands' SOCIETY OF AHT9.-The " session for Representations had beeu made to the colonial ;exiled tte exertions of the young prima donna. who was It would. therefore. be welcomed as • guarantee for ere so we n so it e d t o y a w %ma tt er , wo od. i s i t not o i ee i i nelydoe."' and beware of a and pernicious articles under the name or " Kelydar." opened yesterday evening at' i the Society's House, Adelphi, , been coofinned 1865 wia government that there was considerable distress several time' celled before the martian. This favourable and strengtheeed by the cessation of • policy of intervention and &denature. to secure the amenities without burdening one's self with i Mane. Matinee s appearance is the noes part ant of Oaths- The Ti Al •h • f• I d el' the dotes of frieedship? " Ah, pod evening, laicism. s wit • mixture o cancel yan is. by Mr. Wm. Hawes, Chairman of the Council, who deli. amongst the labouring population throughout the 'r eel" ! inn 'i n" NOTHING IMPOSSIBLK-The greatest and vend the inaugural &darer. Mr. Hawes first noticed the colony. v ie % in the Crewe Dial/wed' I "f rica° ' ii ammshted may IL Duruy's invitation to the world to end to the When hue pm bees for this fortnight 1 I oft** thought of yea. We were just sposAing _of you before you came AA most useful invention of the day, AOUA AMARELLA.- eceMety's lessee by death during the past year. The Earl of The House of Assembly bad voted a temporary Paris InternetioeslExhibition of 1867 • collection of reports •eri I have beeo deoprously ill for more thee a month." Mem JOHN CORNELL and Co., Three Kim-court, Lombard- Tax Barriers is Jesuit:A.-On Monday evening, ~ 8 ,,.e • e ":. h . / d li g ht e d 44 444 o at for the 30th November. sleet leeeen•Perfunien to her Majesty. respectfully offer to the Carlisle, ffir. G region, M.P. ; David Roberts, ILA. ; John loan of 50,000/., to be expended on public works, serving .orte the menu_ um uterary program scum. s Thu aktr ,..,„„,.,„ .., ... public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the Fowler, inventor of the steam ploogh ; Mr. Chance, and already sanctioned by the parliament, but the at the usual weekly service at Bloomsbuty Chapel, the Lou are recovered. Bet are Toe Dot sitting in • draught! an hair to Me pnatine hue-no matter at whit T ..... °° If Aopold had all died during the year-se deo Mr. Rev. Dr. Brock took occasion to allude to a eherge r hicb was brought spinet the baptist body by se utide i cashed by each nation daring the last 23 years, which may n the be retie 1 hi the period since the February revolution. bring your chair • little this wsy. Ab, that . will do welL" . UM Araarella has none of the properties of dr , : ron - r• • ' " Haver heard the leet mews! The Turns correepon. benely, Is beneelelal to the system, and when Ws Mir is once Cue* • 11, Mr Thos. Winicworth, one of the oldest members Legislative Council had not agreed to the vote. Times of that monist. The writer of that article said Without mere explanation the Times would not advise dint of s " p . blic imis dosounno d a tams oi Eas . 4 restored one application per moth will keep It In perfect colors.. of the society, and with whom had originated the idea of --•---='--- ----------- that the insurrection in Jamaica in 1852 or 1 8 3 3 was node , oUr own countrymen to accept this novel challenge. Even Led to miss epee the Weed of Sicily with the usistsace Pries ti Is. per bottle, or In half betties, 10s. 6d. John Gomel' the leadership of baptist inierionaties. This statement Cc '. have beeli anpotated perfumers to H.R. H. the Fennel' of making the Exhibition of 1851 one for " all nations ;" sod CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN on the first head there are a good many pole.' in which of Garibeldi." " Ali. that emplane much." "He deo 4 tee-JOHN 008 N ELL and Co's CHERRY II Pit is lastly Dr. Lindley, the distinguished botanist During the MAILS. the rev. doctor denominated as • gross and infamous libel ; and he proceeded to show from document alter v . itly uperior to any tooth powder.-To be had of all pet , .. ii • m ars musical, educational. &e., had the lowan islands. ' That is France, England, and GerMilay notate, abreast, and daily mentions that Ragland got seven redness hot the Greek Mass, chanted*, and at the insindactory, 11, Three Ilnit-oentit year t e various comm , --is-- ..„,, what I said from tbe beginning. John 801 l Dever gives lestonardetreet. Loudon. all made considerable provers, end • good deal had been document that it was utterly without foundation, interchanging light sod aid, will be SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 16. The charge was coos Ineogbt at • public meeting delicate question of merit doe to each oonntry. done in the way of sanitary investigation. The examine- Mt " ‘.."' anything but cent. per eent." " Bet where did the Greeks apt to differ on the Ireerentect for giViag al! . cede and difficult still is another bead al exhibitioa. the get so meoh money r "HI believed to have been fur. • ir I R. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, tine in oconnexam wi of Oxford and Cambridge The Peninsulaiand Orieetal Company's steamer at Bath ia the presence of Er. Enibb, and that mad- e ided ova by the Mayor, resolved tbat it s mitt th ldr. _Hawes next communicated Para, with the heavy portion of the above mails, i nt -dreetstitute of truth. At speech, moreover, of Mr. threatenin bet no doubt progress of the mord and political sciences is their spell- Dished by Ramis." "Yhat b . _ R. 1.4. ,t 1 : i Zet=v:rror ginegrerdemedee llDl:.7aradZlllirttona2l.,:lciralu the re tnn mam a yen jitich had been read during the past session, has arrived. She brings 134 passengers and 24 Koibb's was pranced. in which he most nmeotly exhorted cation to the necessities of .. . ~ moiety 11 our eseessiries gee Frau" will look to it"- Proper s Meoa.inc for ovember. le 161 w h o gu ff r f rom !noon. ano liver complaints, indigestion. and also gave au interesting analyse of cios read by sine. spurns, glddiness, dirtiness of the eyes, Ice. For habitue' K r . H ass le printed in 1771, entitled, " The blur. packages of specie, value not stated, and a genera the *strove not to listen to the designs of evil men, and to to be the test, whet are those necessities . There ere oe- meths* faithfully in the envies of their masters. There easeithe felt by an Englishmen sud not by • Freedmen. THE ROMAN Jews. --Although the wall has been removel.sneskii:riytuiDefed. e n % G ponoiro betto f ioo rem si O u tristis urroo n mstivenew as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifter of rah or Yeetilentel Disease which appeared smug cargo includiug 1,119 packages of raw silk, value me i too, on record the fact that three pollees* of stand. The third heed-the pert fulfilled by literature in its effects . Ow Wood, they are truly excenent: mild in their operabon and ' cattle in 1768-70, end on tbe methods of pew _ _„, ~ ~. in ti of euth hem to live wnere they list•d, hu been i weed to the stomach, they crests appetite, promote digestion, Ow .- log to the ilsod, haviog examined this charge, signed • do- led, _. streogthen tin irhole nervous system.-Bold by W. Duo- ernt t . D S "T ' M . d ' ial tiou end on the medicinal treatment of besets tat,OUIR. hire experienced fine weather throughout had bee made durie the I h cement pronouncing it false. The Attorney-Guard de. •P °4 Parm a eduns ti°D-hi s till mare imm lin lis Iti l pa ti - °° l very much litnitrd by the eircumitsece of the papal settle. 6, , 5 ,...e11n, chemist, R King WllEamstreet, Waring-aces, aad by most seinen with it. An effort a , .11 _ ix. t e voyage. dined to go on with the prosecution which had been OM. are dot speed as to what is morel strength sod digoity ; rites demsedieg of the Jew wbo takes • bossiest of the Il k hi bores la, lid. and es. 9d. Be sore to ask for Dr. year to induce the weelthy,City oompantee to pee prim f hoes arid French ideal is to be the test Gheeto, that he shell provide it with catholic inapt and itaVatoes and flyer Pt*. The prude* ere in • mums peen iodustried works of art, but nom had respooded except the 1 The Poonah arrived at Gibraltar on tbe 9th menced et the instencis of . the Plash* !hrerst Degree! nor cis we ad P 7 pey an additional tax of 20 per cent. on the rent, to the teams with - William Lambert" engraved ea ths stamo. sour .. m g M o ws& Companies. Having noticed . instant. who bad sworn en information against some of e y f mi me es meow . 1 the miseionaries eoleranly avowed on their death. government. The *habitants of the Ghetto do not ma- . -- eider it • great boon to live smug the Christie', Ramat Tall INVIGORATIVE NERVINE Ef3SENCIE proositeuradworroks wi n n o o w ooro in tho p r rogrea o hou , I The merchants of Gibraltar have preeented Sir beds that they Ind been bribed to this metes, end, indeed, compelted to it noder threats of direst ER. MEADE AND THE POLICL Is times far beck, they IMO the first to shut themselves Th. Imul adaatiasaill PrePalad ma °wet Pc'..rful nutzt- of de was about to be erected at the Dort h side of the I William Codrington with a piece of plate, and ex- and to shun the meaty of heathens and Christians. tit M . r. fireaurtes ra.net"raxt Iva cordial ever introduced : restores to thew normal condition w a ..,,,,,,1 r0ra i punish ent. A pszlisineetery grant was also cede for yhe awe o f H r . Head% sotes eeeted e pos is smother up LI the secretions, on the Integrity of which perfect health de- '•°•"------. ens, Eensiogto e s to wsem medste M ee pressed deep regret at his Excellency's departure. the re n Lilding of chapels that bad been destroyed. I column, is dimmed by several of Our coetuiroraries. The , The Prd land would be riven by tbe Royal Commis- , ~. It may be anti-social,'" the Romans ssid, it may men be bet it has reetributed sod still conteibutes to- ' tends It ha specific tor debility of all kind; and from its coo. Poisons. -- -- oi - 99 g ~,.. a t „ m i..' ren t. i teeneral Sir Richard Airey was sworn in as Would this have been dote if the missionaties were the I . Poet remarks that the w t . .. excuse which was urged by Warreies ards interole and goodwill and towards tivieg their ' _.„ ms d. sweet otheringredisote. pusineend phembete of soda, Sobers of 1851, o• • Imre y__ . _ t st _ i tiptoes of the ins ect' ? And last of ell he speeded 1 grins "' re niElig beneficial to the nervous mad dyspeptic,. together with • pianists. , of 50,00 th. to . werds he co of • governor an COMM= er-upc a i d d . hie ( t o. h raltar Ce l tO nl is of • tit la Go fJ• ' ' latot oo 7. that the doe win net • notinioff °eat ae"" milme religions festivals that ezquisite pesos, stillness, sea speedi Sir L. Sml ,t e venue o irosice, in , 1 - 1.. bc4 16;...mit.. °1. fow 4 ..d sPANtisl o.. N . " ' ,-.-...-.....e ane kr 113. ,a°,!* the building Tbe estimste for the entire was 260,000/.. . the 10th inst. which be, Realer epos tbe Nab** mkt. it which SOU ra !Or the want el ethos' "The enemies 'an aggravation than an extenuation so far ea the ptiblio is solemn Y . them . .. a a dog Agule. ..... - --- • - 1 -.. -- - 'n."'"."---'' " ""*. and the Prin . c• of Wales would be resident of the prod. I ileums, and engem • power Ithe the can v of your religion dare not go to the Proof. All theee claim' 1 meaceened. It ought to be shown how ea experieneed °dim . 1.4 USA. lesennrelswerest. KC., ........... aims' cora %tea The pernmateot governing body would be 1 Heavy rains hare fallen at Seville, purifying toe 1"." lad an Ais °yids." ar. wiat*ltlea in bi ‘ eigulka ' ' ad maid make the mietthe ..a .t.. y.a.ly i. nuke. it. P lenitive voice over thee that have gone astray. A a soon • authorise:by royal charter. In oceelusioe Mr. Hawes : atmosp h ere. as the cannily is brokee up, tie lock begins to go EVERYBODY'S BUSINKSS. celled ateention to the portraits of the Queen, prime , yet.'" the "v* d" said ' "be rialas ai W."' datia la It h sot way estiefsetary to railed that the mord which iie t ra p sa d .. reannaree sot up i ti t i so Ingusga. .._..,e__ , Consort, wad dunly, ss thee ali at the Eihibition l At CadiZ 'le days' till ' till ' P eed ' "um°. uP°n our jAnnranns and in palm a sP" 6. Held aiTba... of policemen, from Ato X, wil l every Cemenoey te the vote by . show a b..d.."frut quaran eisa im Impish num mortices which hue bees proved egeis sad the mu ' " of 185 L The address mu loudly cgrer e e d d at its concludes. : Exchanges unchanged. do en libeety du aids mei come, bet Ol yet the Ghetto is not eV" to be faint" Reilly it was too ba, wed let slisd amino, from the proudest is that • eeestable may irorriroi by roil. moorosioor. Tooir 67 Peke in. The sitting terminated with the nand vets of dunks. • ere in , SUEZ, NOV. 14. upon his buries to declare their falsehood to ell with I ant o bi& wou ld mid ... ovate pima ii ii bi. to h eavy e . DR. CULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its M. Jul F • 'd to be a candidate for the 1 es &nein sal 1 The Bengal, with the above mails, anchored hers F. hey might owns into imeteen, iessuinch se thew effect , a lio° t teed' would be to implicate their present ear i "' ca d" , and d ia c ' ff wi th • k he °I fen, shilliplit ' one bedding sod their &Whale cluster eli n ZaTint. The . OblitionE lieneinesa, and Dinsenhi. be the death hope in tbe fears has cense without breaking soy link ed . • Mena. Con I: or Aullior, Y. OreatoegilinDliet. W. ea lt i ll it " T re te* Ae edele7 °lndere& "Clat - at 10 p.m. to-day (Tuesday). It ie worth remembering, says the Herald, that men on t h e taait.._thimag et opur i ns kg Novem b er. Werth. Mmes be. hells G• 1•••• of M. Duple. a:series in the iturerrection which wee now going ea. I 1 i l . Y. 1 : i , --