The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-06 00:00:00

1 . 4 .J BPOBTING INTELLIGENCE. WILDING fiTZEPLECHASES.—TUEnDAY. TIM Warms= fluxes (Handicap) of 5 sovs. each, with 30 added ; winners extra. 'Ahead three miles. (5 subs Mr../. (move's Sportsman (late Zodiac% by The Cure— St er tk t ht, aged. 1121 Ugly (Barton) 1 Mr. J. BMWs Sir Bobby. aged. 12st 7lb (Barry) Mr. B. Land's Serious Case, aged, lit Ilb (States) S White Stockings also ran. Batting : Erse on Serious Cans, 5 to 2 aget Sportsman, and 3 to 1 each apt Sir Bobby and White Stockings. Sports man wee first off, and led past the Stand, followed by Serious Case sod Sir Bobby, White Stockings lying off. They ran is this order for a mile, when Sir Bobby passed Serious Case. and Sportsman refusing two fields from the winning chair he was left in command ; but Sportsman woo made up his lost ground, and led past the Stand a second time, White Stockings, who had also refused. being some distance in the rear of Serious Case sod Sir Bobby. On rising the hill Serious Case gave way, and io the plough almost ' stood still," being passed by White Stockings. The latter, improving the pace, took up the running on the far aide, opposite the Stood, Sir Bobby going on second. slightly in advance of Sportsmen • but White Stockings, at the last fence but we, again refaed, and Sir Bobby took a strong lead, but was joined at the last fence by Sportsman and Serious Case. The latter, however, was soon in trouble, the issue being left to Sir Bobby and Sportsman. The las e, the ▪ finished with a rush, and won cleverly by three. parts of a length. Serious Case was beaten two lengths for second place. Whits Stockings • bad fourth. A Plata of 301. for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Penalties and *Bowmen. Entrance two Dors. each. About three mil Mr. B. Tucks) 's Knight.= Belle (pat. wiknowto, aged lAA alb (Mr. Bamford) 2 1 Mr. B. Land's Stiletto. 4 yrs. M t (States) Betting : 5 to .4 co Knights. Belle, who went to the front after fairly settling down to her work, and, never being beaded, woo in • soaker by six lengths. AY OPEN HOYT'S); STASES of 5 seas. each, with 30 added : winners extra ; allowances. About two miles soda half. (7 subs.) Mr. Olenard'v San,:ebox, aged, '401.,,1Ut 2lb (Barry) 1 Mr. Itichardson's King Arthur, a (401.), 12st 211.. (Mr. Charles) 2 Mr. Millan's Mayfly. aged, (401.). 12t 21h.. (Sir. I'. Drake) S The following also ran :—Hotspur, Itibaton Pippin, Tiptop, and Idiot. Betting : 5 to f aget Idiot, 9to 4 aget Tiptop, 5 to 1 apt Hotspur. 10 to I apt Seucebox. The favourite took tin the Tultuntg, followed by Tiptop and Saucebox, M•ylly sad King Arthur bringing up the rear ; but Sancobox, after going • hundred yards, went to the front, but gave way im mediately to Idiot, and they ran thus to the brook, whisk Idiot, Hotspur, and Tiptoptook almost at the same moment, passiog the Stand abreast. Iliketon Pippin fell at l ead ce, after panting the enclosure, and Hotspur took the as they ran into the plough, followed by Idiot and Smog. box ; but Idiot falling at the fence opposite the Stand, Saucebox went on in pursuit of Hotspur, whom he caught at the farm jump, coming down the bill to the brook clear of King Arthur and !laity, and won easily by two lengths ; Mayfly a bad third. Hotspur walked is fourth, followed at an interval by Tiptop, but nothing else visaed the poet. The winner was bought in for 70 was. An objection against the winner, on the ground of having beep in • training stable, remains in abeyance until to-morrow (Wed nesday). A SELLING STEEPLECHASE of 3 NlVer each, with 25 added ; selling allowances. About two miles. (7 sues.) Mr. B. Lands Strike, by Tombstone—The Darter, aged (NH ), llst 7lb (Stake) I Mr. Lawreoce's Redwing. aged SOL), 125t..(31.r. T. Drake) I The following also ran:—Bravo, White stockings. Ace of Trumps, and Little Pickles. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Sin' , is, 7 to 2 apt Bravo, 5 to 1 eget Ace of Trumps, and 100 to 15 apt Redwing. The favourite took up Ike running, followed by Am of Trumps, Bravo, Redwing, and White Stockings past the Stand the first time. On rising the bill Redwing dosed with the leaders, and took a atroug lead across the plough, but Strike soon afterwards rushed to the front, and won easily by two lengths from Redwing. Ace of Trumps, Bravo, and Little Pickles all fell at the fence close tothe farm. The winner was bought in for i/5 eon. A MILITARY STEEPLECILOS of 5 sera each, with 70 added. About three miles. (5 subs.) Captain Shaw's Merrimac, by Stockwell—Jeunala, aged, (Owner: 1 lbt Lieutenant Yalrlield's Charity Girl, aged, ISat Xapt. Butler) Betting : 3to 1 co Merrimac, wbo made the running to the top of the hill, where Charity Girl took the lead, but fell at the fence on the far side, and Merrimac came on alone, winning in a canter. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, DEC. 5. A memorial to the Board of Admiralty is now being exteerively signed by clerks at the several govern ment dockyards who entered the service previousjo the new regulations, requesting an increase of salary, on the ground that those appointed under the new system commenced at an increased pay of 301• per minim as compared with the old-established clerks. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 5. The Bombay, East lodised's, arrived at Spdbead to-day from Auckland, New Zealand, having on board a amber of invalids aad time-expired men. The former will be transferred to ?Tetley Hospital, and the latter sent to their several depots. Last night the twelfth anniversary festival in aid of the orphan and necessitous children of warehousemen sad clerks woe celebrated at the London T ; Mr. Wx. Lear in the chair. Amongst the company present were the Lord Mayor, My S. Morley, Mr. R. N. Fowler, Mr. C. F. Leaf, Mr. W. Greatorez, Mr. J. G. Alkroft, Mr. Caldecott, Mr. Co take, jun., Mr. F. J. Sargood, Mr. G. Lawrence, Rev. Thomas Buocey, Mr. G. Williams, Mr. R. Imams, Mr. 8. C. Hell, Mr. H. Permit, Mr. Tarn, Mr. Ntehols, Mr. R. White, sad Mr. H. M. Heath. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL Napery.—The usual fortnightly meeting, of the fruit and floral committees took plane yesterday, at the South Kensington-gardens. There vas a good show of plants considering the lateness of the season. A new fern, the polystichum segoparvissimum from Messrs. Lwow* Piper, sad Co., excited consider able attention ; also trait of the excellent and rare moostem from . Mr. Weitels. Several new fellows were it elected. UNlvEßsrrt COLLEGE, LONDON.—The coubeil at their session, on Saturday last, appointed Mr. Henry Mor. ley Professor of English Language and Literature in the is the place of Professor Masson. The candidates were Mime, all well qualified, and several of them gentle men of eminent dietioction in our current literature. Dr. William B. Hodgson, out of regard for the late professor sad for the college, 'MS kindly conducted the studies of the English classes since the departure for Edinburgh of Mr. Manioc. The Joseph Hume Scholarship in Political Eco nomy, 201. per annum for three years, was &wankel to Mr. Edward Henry Busk. The examiners were Dr. Hodgnuo for the council. and Professor Waley. They reported that, although Mr. Busk was most deserving of the scholarship, the positive proficiency of the other candidate, Mr. Robert Hunter, would have teen worthy of the scholarship. A oertificate of high commendation wee awarded to him. In acknowledging the vote of thanks passed at a former see 'ion for the gift of the "Marmor Hommicum" of the Baron de Triqueti, Mr. Grote stated that it was both a plemure and a duty to mention, in justice to the distinguished artist to whom alone the excellence of the work is owing, that Baron de Triqueti declined to receive any further recompense than what was just sufficient , to meet the expenses, in themselves very heavy, actually is aarred ia executing it ; and that be felt earnest interest in associating his name in this classical design with an institu tion so catholic in its educrtiocal usefulness, and so sects- Bible to all lovers of art. Oa the motion of Sir Edward Ryan, seconded by Mr. Booth, it was resolved• unani mously that the council gratefully appreciate the liberal feeling of Baron de Triqueti, sod his friendly sympathies towards University College ; that they highly value the noble monument of his invention acid genius which now decorates their cloister, as calculated to impart to their students an interest in classical study and an improved taste ; and u adding to the college itself new attraction and dignity in the eyes of the public. The gift by Mr. Jabea Hegg, of a tie* equestrian statue of Richard I. modelled is 1844, by Mr. James Wyatt, was reported, and with other matters reserved for consideration at a future meeting. On the application of Captain Mackenzie for Lieutenant-Colonel Bigge, the use of the College Theatre for the distribution of prism to the 20th Middlesex Rifles, on the averring of Saturday, the 16th lest., was granted. ELicrios or COMMON COUNCILMEN. —Yesterday afternoon a wardmote of the inhabitants of the ward of Aldersgate was held at Shaftesbury. hall for the election of two common councilmen in the room of the late Mr. Deputy Lorkio, and Mr. J. T. Norris, late M.P. far Abingdoo. Alderman Bosley presided. Three candidates were nominated to fill up the vacancies in the Common Council, lamely, Mr. William Bishop, of Little Britain. Mr. J. N. Gravid, of Falcon-street, and Mr. J. Staples, of Alleregamstrest. The show of heads was in favour of Mr. Bishop and Ms. Staples, who were declared duly 91' elected. THE SMITHFIELD PRIZE CATTLE Snow.—The interior of the Agricultural Hall, lelington. has now been cionserte I isle a rattle lair, but under the regulations of the club the reception of stack, As., is deferred for two days. A large display of farm machinery and specimen roots of swede, meugold wurtzel, and turnips. are being imported into the show. Many of the prize nod rare specimen begat. itzhibirel at Birzoiogharn and other loral csttie shows are, bye special rule made this year, di•qualited from admission here. Some monster pigs which have taken prize honours at other shows wilt be on view, and the sheep peas will contain tome improved 'poolrooms of cross breeds. The prizes will be awarded on Monday morning neat, after which the pribliz will be admitted, and the show will con- Untie, sad clime on the Thursday following, and all stock moat, be cleared out by Friday. Yesterday the annul bustle which precedes the show weak began. RAILWAY COMPENSATION CASE.—Yesterday, at the Sheriffs Court, lied Lion-equate, another railway cosi psnaatioa came, "Cadbury v. The Loodou and South Western Railway," occupied the day. The claim on one side was 3.5001., and on the other 3.900/. Mr. flawk;os, Q.C., was foe the claimants aad Mr. Lloyd (Mr. Gadsden with him) fee the eampany. Altar the I:oder-Sheriff had summed up, pith hie usual care, the jury gave 5,5001. !!!1 .1 0 , 1:11 , irl -- 1 t i, , "1 • .' I ' ;I' i/ , il. , 1 , , , , VAR VIVIrESS, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1865. prisoner himself. limpid= was there excited by the foot that the prisoner demanded payment of the satire =bust in gild. Being salt.tl whether he wanted the gold for ex portetion, he replied that he did not, but that the mousy was required to pay probseenvosey to sontaboase property. This reply satisfied the clerks, end the money was paid. The pri soaer wee traced to Oporto, where he was for a time detained, but the Ohio[ Juane, there had some doubts about the jurialictica, and allowed the prisoner to p at law on his promise to appear when celled upon. But is- Aiwa of doing so, the prisoner made his escape into Spain. sell was u ltimately apprehended at Vigo. When the pri weer had been detained at Oporto, 5001. is money and some valuable property were taken from him and demised, sad would, be uoderatood, be given up to the prosecution. On the prisoner's desk at his emloyer's office was found a blotting pad, epee which wet s found impressions from the writing upon papers which had been blotted upon it, repeating the signature "John Elliott" over and over again.—Committed for trisL PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 1 --..- I Shore; Durham, shipbuilders-W. Edue , nds and C. B. Hatch. Portsea. Hampshire, amountants-8.. Walklngton and R. Jake, Leeds, paper niters-V. Greenwood and J. B. Pritchett, Hod d-ratield, snrgeolis-T J aromb and 0. J. II Becg, Gresham- Boum. 01,1 Woad-streak eillebreken-Wr 4). Gower and W. C. , Sherritt. Tridayetreet, City, Manchester warehousemen-J. G. . Swan, H. Van Stranbanase, J. W. Osatas, and 0. Hawesittes .. z allyo Teat Iron Works, Vortilhire, !Minot% 'Obi NI , li. Van Straubeurce-J. Dean and J. Gott, Musky, Yo;kiigirT, engineers-G. J. Cock and H. Langelaan, Metropolitan Cattle Market, Islington, cattle salesmen-Elizabeth Rivet* and T. H. Wyatt, Gainaborougli, Lincolnshire, general drapers-T. N. Holmes, J. Anton, P. B. Sharkey, and W. Turnbull (deceased), Arrro e bingdon-street. Westminster, parliamentary agents, an far as rds W. Turnbull and P. B. Sharkey -M. A. TAU and H. Collard, Lower Thames-street, ably brokers-A. 0. Shaidem and 13.. Richardson, Bradford, Yorkshire. stuff merchants-W. IL Mageath and 0. Taylor, Leamington Priori, Warwickshire , wine merchants-E. Winstanley, S. Thomas, and W. Tipp Hurst Blount Mill, L anc ashire. cotton spinners, so tar as B. Winstanley-W. Biker, J. Baker, H. Baker, and S. Rushton. Oldbury. Worcestershire, coal masters, so tar as regards W. Baker and J. Baker -G. S. Bowser and G. H. Jackson, Hood , lane, City, ship ta-W. Coma and T. Walton, Sheffisid, electro-Platen -J. Cele, and .1. - Ooiejun.. Coventry, pattern de signers. and E. Green. W. Mater, and T. H. Green, Coventry, , ribbon mailutacturers-D. Cantey and Marta Hall, King WU ! Hata-street, Strand, law stationers-J. Carmichael, A. drapers, G. W. Allman, and !. C. 11.0sUich, Liverpool, general drapers, eo tar as regards Ci. W. Allman. BOOT(711 611114II)tIIILLTIONS. ' 1 AuxAsoca MUSD, Cares, groom, Dec. It, at the Tontine Hotel. Culuw. 1 , Egon USW& ((kneaded), =hoses Colliery, ICiaroas shin, con ! tractor, Dec. 8, at Kirkland's Hotel, Kinross. [11•112 5 OP SOLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO Br °WAIN= AT THE OPTIC! Os' TBI CRISP ttiourriu.S, OOUIT or wrisarror. luentosALL.ffilarr.l BAIftRUPTIL OEOIOI Mimi:, Middleton-road, Dalston, late manager to • banlibm company. to surrender Dec. 18 , at 1 . LI•RR Amain 150T'01, North Audiepetreet, Groevenoriquare, carpenter. Dec. 18. at 1. WILLIAM Womarrf, Barking. tate; potato dealer, Dec. 18, at I- Moats. REMIT flattens, Ponies. butcher, Dec. 18, at 1. Jam BOCKSIT, Littleton, Hampshire, farmer, Dec.lB, at 1. Ileum Muanati, Ball's-pond-road, commercial traveller, Dec. 18, at 1. BlUMA RDTONpunts,NewtonLongtille,Bucks , fann er,Dec.2o,Mll. JOSRPH BosHRLI., CloudealayalTaa, Islington, late straw hat manufacturer, Dec. 20, at 11. RICHARD RADKIII, Brantford, toiler, Dec. 19, at 8 WILLIAM 01110oRY Fmmos, Providence-place, Walwortheom. mon, baker, Dec. 19, at 1. 3085111 MILLS, Lambatreet, Spitalnelds, late manager of a public-boas, Dec. 19, at 12. Atria& Yaffe, Yaraborough, Hants, leather seller, Dec.l9, at 1 30111 MICILUIL BEDWARD, Hartland-road, Camden Town. and Bartholomew-I . A, North Kentish Town, coal agent, Dec.l9, at 1. DAVID ALLAN , Ciumissiat, City, bill brinier, Dec. 19, M 1. Joint Gottivits, Enfield, butcher, Dec. 19, at 1. Joon RoWs, Croydon, carpenter, Dee. 19, at 2. Somme TaaoDOR RTNIVIVr, Falmouth, and Berkeley-row, Rotherhithe, ship chandler. Dec. 19, at 8 WILLIAM itatt/in Eraser, lambeth-walk, broker,lB, 51 11. C HA RLES WAXIXILIAII SILYA, Bar-street, Shadwell, late coffee house keeper, Dec. 18, at It Ynost as RING, Mannersetreet, Lambeth. plumber. Dec. 18, emit. JOHN 31'011001 STRwARY, Minor-reed. Hackney, late clerk, Dec. 18, at 12. JuilirllTl:l ll ßa, Store-at, Bedford-q., fruiterer, Dec. 16, at 11 litillalir Purrsossai, Jermyn-street, St. James's, commimion agent, Dec. 18, at 1. RALPH Palargla Bromley, Middlesex. cooper, Dec. 18, at I. OEORGI DAWES, jun., Old Manor-road, Stepney, are wood mer chant, Dec. 18, at 1. Jolla BIRD, Seymour-pl., Bryanstonesq., builder, Dec. 12. all. WiLLlMlJACK,Tottenham,surglcal instrzunent maker,Dealtlatt JOSRPH OATWAY, Si. Jamel.place. Old Ford-road, compositor, Dec. 18, at 2. PRIMAL Jolley WAITE, Mincing-lane. Birmingham, Liverpool, Sheffield, Bombay, Calcutta, and St. Petersburg, merchant, Dec. 18, at Y. JOHN 110MILINS, Coventry, coal dealer, Dee. 18, •at It FRANCIS PARLE9, Birmingham, journeyman edge tool maker, Dec. 15, at 12. WILLIAM Smarm Sutton, Hereforalt., Matcher, Dec. 22, at it, HURT HANDIAT. Kidderminster, =Hater. Dec. 22, at 12. ABRAHAM HOLM& Walsall. Steffordaldre, Journeyman Painter. Dec. 20, at 12. RICHARD GM/MTH& Bl a k e d o wn, Worcettentdre, licensed vic tualler, Dec. 20, at 12. GEORGE 110011. Coventry, Ironmonger, Dec. 20, at 14_ 111011 PARKER and .101111 COPIT, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, and Bu ford and Ilucll Torkard, Notts. bootroakers, Dec. 19, at 11. Eros Limo Lo ons. Swansea, drePer. Dec. lA, at li. COURT or ALDERMEN. -A Culirt of Aldermen was j ou p g MARIE, Plymouth, general factor, Dec. 18. at 12 m e .t. r, Dec. holden yesterday, but the business was principally of • CHARLIE Haman, Plymouth and Fatter, wholesale ho formal character. The Sheriffs reported that there ware at 18, at 128. present oorifimal in Newgato 90 priaosam ; i n &ha Debtor ' (MAR a ftlairi a oA, Orwsrdire%e,dl:yorksh, t i n o n n e kr .. , Dec . i,. t ,,,,, L at 11. Prison, Whitecroastreet, 89 • and at Holloway, 328 pd. . i° o.s ffroCgra., Brorupton, 2 rah arn rre. butcher, Dec. IS, at 11. suers. The court wee occupied foreome time in discussing , Jos= TORDIRILNE. Rhyl, Flints ire, innkeeper, Dec. 15. at 11- with closed doors, some matters having reference to the 010101 itnuota, Liverpool, boot dealer, Dec. 16. at 11. regulations of the trail% in the City of London, efore ___ which THOMAS DARLiT, Sunderland, grocer, Dec. It at It it was adjourned. Jain% WOOD, Haswelldane, Durham, grocer, Dec. 15, at 18. CITY COMMISSION OF Szentas.-The we al. Ratial24 RAILTOS, Barnard Cast* Durham, h. je w w kst aller . D.. ,_Dec. 2 l l B,at . at 1t. 2. ' JOHN Baleen:Ll.. Burford. Oxon, licensed meeting of the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of Lou. Amour BROWN TAYLOR, Lower Broughton. Lancashire, agent, don was held yesterday at Guildhall, under the presidency Denl6, at 9*. of Mr. De Jersey, the chairman. The committee for THOMMI CLAY, Halifax. Yorkshire. grocer. Dec. 11, at 10. general purposes brought up a report in which they ex. BacsoatiCHumas,Swincierhy.Linculnth..vi caulker cttudier,t Chat c.22,at10. primal their opinion that sLaughter-houses should be Doc nueiru.r. Dietn3,Nanre.lissnsPh"Oie". abolished from all crowded localities, and that the govern - THOMAS PLIARR. St. Bidwell, Devonshire. tailor, Dec. 18, at 11. moot should be memorialised to that effect, and to provide Julie HOWLER, Sheepehed, Leicestersh., labourer, Dec. 18, M 10. compensation for those whose interests are affected. The report wee agreed to, and it was arranged that a memorial VIVIAN ALLIS, Hanley, Statioribh., shopkeeper, Dec. 30, at 11. should be presented to the Home Secretary in sociordenee JOKKi'll FffiTY. Leeds, coal miner. Dec 19. at 12. JIXIONT WILLIAM , Margate, Clasorgansh., grocer, Dec. 13, at 11. with the report. Mr. Heywood, the engineer to the con- p ellet ' Batt", Keswick, Cunibertend t veterinar y sur g e " . Dec 18 at 11. miasiOnere, reported that a considerable portion of the iron Lavinia Cum Aldershot, leather seller. Dec. 16, at It road way that had been removed from the Poultry was at the disposal Of the commissioners, but he said that the tailor, Dec. 19, at 12. liArretw Cara, Loog Benton. Northumbe, merchant article was of such • peculiar character that he really Rtiza Byrn JAC•3OII, Behloston, Cads., stationer, Dec. 19, at 12. could not fix a price or value upon it, and he be (ROBERT UNGER BRwS OI /, Wens, Norfolk. carpenter. Dec. lB , at S. commended that it should be advertised to be WALT " WUrr "" , Il Y muuth • fis hmon g er . Dec lL .. JOHN PAUL Sedgley, Staffordshire, butcher, Dec. 18, at 11. sold by public tend "' The recommendation sr- lIIIIIIIT HAMPTON. Rowley Regis, Sffordshire, boot manotao agreed to. ci answer to a question put by one of the corn- turer. Dec. je. a t 11. missioners, Mr. Heywood said he believed that the repaving 1115110 EDWARD Sasozacont,Forton,Hants, grocer, Decto,at 11. of the Poultry with granite would be completed on the GEoRGI BACK, Manchester. commercial traveller, Deo 18, at 91. followiag day, and that this important thoroughfare would PHILIP WALTER GrAMOR TELLING, CriUnsmall, Lancashire, ila• this be re-opened for public train . ... Dr. Leffteby, the What to a surgeon, Dec. 16, at itb. WILLIAM Wu 11.11 Dec. Monmouthshire, labourer, Dec. medical officer of health for the City of London, reported te at that during the week the inspectors bad seized at the dlf- WILLIAM Morons, jun.,wooburn,Yrucks,late farmer,Dec.l9,atll. ferent markets 5,7241b 5 . of meat that was unlit for human i A WLS RANDALL, Kidderminster, rammer, Dec. 16, at 11. food. It consisted of 6 sheep, 2 pip, 1 calf, and 49 Mu' ALLLN, South shields. bootrooker, Dec. 16, at 11. WILLIAM flunitab, Isle of Ely, Cambs.. Wearer. Dec. 14. at 11. quartets of beef. He also reported that Robert Fisher, a jobbing butcher THOMAS PliotT, Caniborne, Cornwall, farmer, Dec. 21, at 11. TimalliGlAnt, Castle Wham, Lincoln.% , carrier . Dec. l9, at 111. to two months' i at Woodford, in Suffolk , ha d been sutenoedmprisonment for sending diseased meat to LOT EXAMINATIONS. Newt:ate-market ; and John Crowley, a Niggler, from Dun- J an. 9. m -. M. Maclean, Three King-court and New-street stable, had been sentenced to ten weeks' imprisonment for a Spacers, Yleetatreet, and Oxford-terrace, Commercial-road, Old similar offence. With reference to the mortality returns Kent-road, commission agent-Jan. 16. W. R. Jarrett. South and the state of health of the City of London, Dr. Letheby Norwood, Surrey, coal deater-Dee. 19. IL Player, Unlon.grove, also reported that the latter was most satisfactory. Forty. Clapham. and Cllfford's-Inu, Fleet-street, legal agent-Jan. 9. five deaths and '3B births had been registered during the Rev. 11. Wasson, 8.A., Trozneld, Wiltahire, clerk In holy orders -Jan. 9. T. Taylor, Calvert-road, Lower Wandsworth-70SO. week, and the amount of mortality was greatly below the general deter-Jan. O. J. E. Wilson, Ifyildletou-square, Oates rage (68). Dr. Letheby likeeise reported t h at he had well, and Upper street, Islington, commercial traveller-Jan 9. =tad the gas supplied by the three City companies, and O. J. amebae, Clapham. Surrey, furniture dealer -Ja n. 11. F. C. that the illuminating power was Wood the reqauementa Villbeam, Grange-road, Kentish Ntwdown, grocer - Jae. 11. J. of the act of parliamset, that off he City Compaey being Pitman, lAnsdown- , Was. Peckham, dour salesman -Jan..ll. equal to 13.67 sperm candle., that of the Chartered to 13.42, A. G. Jueeph. Great Corm-street, clerk in her MaPatis civil I Jan 11 C. Jones • Luton. Bedfordshire• straw net menu and the Great Central 13.62 candles. The gas supplied serv ice-Jan. 1 .. . Harvey . 1 ,... d ... 0 .. Ry ,;_ 1 ..... d . t ...... was, however, greatly overcharged with sulphur, that sup- grove, Peckham, tailor-Jan. t 6. K Collins, Colubroak, Bucking plied by the Central containing sulphur to the extent of hamshlre, hootmaker-Jan. 16. E. Courtenay, Lincoln-street, twenty-three grains in every hundred cubic fest. The con- How, master mariner-Jan. 16. H. Morgan, Alfred-place, Bed missioners adjourned titer a short sitting. fordequare, gentleman-Jan. 11. W. Hancock, Newton-rosd, .. Hayes ater, manager to a tea merchant-Jan. 16. 8. Solomon, THE BRALTH OF LONDON.-It appears from th e Upper North•street, Bethual-green, dealer in sponge-Jen. 11. weekly =tuna issued by authority of the Registrar-General, Hannah Mary Budd, Croydon, Sorry, schoolmistress -Jan. It in the week that coded on Saturday, December 2, that the O. J. Roman, Leightea-soad, Reutiali-town. clerk In her Ita births registered in London and ten other large towns of Piety's civil service-Jan. 18. W. Brame, Charles-street, Cattalo. elan-road, Jeweller's clerk-Jan. 13, G. Player, George-street, the United Kingdom were 4,070 ; the deaths registered, ......,.. Eaton - rand . tmotinaker-Jan. 18. Katherine Wallace, Camber -3,050, The IDDEIIa 1 . 04 a mortality waa 28 per Lmar wa n N ew . roa d. w ed a a__Jan„ 19. c.. tn tta D ai mtt, G eorg e-sum, minus living. In London the births of 1,068 boy a and Portman.ernare, dressmaker-Jan. 19. J. Winn, North-terrace. 1,013 girls, in all 2,071 children, ware registered in the Mile Ead Old Town, palLter-Jan. 25. Sophia ()online, BO week. In the corresponding weeks of ten years 1855-64 the nutigham, cabinet maker- Dec. 20. W. H. White. Birmingham, average number, corrected for increase of population, was builder-Jan. 25. A. ;111eTan, ningtam, maillac c t l iui erk ng Jeweller- en IS . E . ~ 1,968. The deaths registered in London during the week 24 U. R. Wilkins , naiad:Work Marto= commission were 1,368. It was the forty-eighth week of the year; and agent-Jan. 20. J Meredith. Yockleton, Shropshire, fanner the average number of deaths fur that week is, with a nor- Jan. 18. J. Cooke, it/legato% Staffordshire, farmer !echo° for increase of population, 1,150. A comparison of Jan. 16. T. C. Bnswell, Stamford, Lincolnshire, licensed vic the two rosette is satisfactory ; for it shows that the actual Dialler - Jan. 16. A. Palmer, Nottingham, grocer mortality was lees by two hundred deaths than the Jan. 16. Lymhery, Nottingham, lace manufacturer an. HI. M. Hodson, Donington, Lincohnihire, _farmer -Dec. 22. amount obtained by computation for the last week IV. H. Manton. Cheltenham, soda water manufacturer-Dec. 21. of November. The deaths from di/rubies are 24, J. Vine, hvorot h , eoruealttravail., draper-Jan. 15, J. R. and exhibit a slight decrease on those of tho Croft, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, outfitter-Jan. 24. T. Great two previous weeks. The corrected average for ten cone. head, Nettleham, Lincolnshire, firmer-Dec. 21. C. Robinson, ding weeks (in the years 185544) is 18. The deaths Liverpool, general broker-Dec. 21. W. Banks, Liverpool, referred to typhus are numerous : they are 88 against a cor- !int en t ... 4 si i ,ft. e fi e f, -De c . -1 J. C•i aa "" fi l , "'l i r , b r aid ; e h" D r e e c: meted avenge of 57. There were 53 from scarlatina, and ° SI H. Thomas , Holyhead, tallor-Dec. St. J. J on ' eadiontfavrr. 11 from diphtheria. Bronchitis numbered 158 cases, being Moutcomem *hire, late farmer-Jan-12. J. Oluebrook, Ashton & law number than was recorded is any of the three pre- midi:l-Lyn., cotton waste deder, and New Mills, Derbyshire, vans weeks. The two following cases are referred to cotton spinoer -Dec. 10. J. Oates. Wakefield, hatter-Dec. 18. P. cholera in the table of causes of death :-At 60, Went- Chapman, Trowbridge. Wiltshire, cooper -Dec. 27. A. Dawson, worth-street, Sphalfields, on 17th November, a skin dyer, Heywood c , lancsabi r r i c i , illa oass tint -Dec. 15. 2 W 1. . C H Hawke. Haselor, Moody Luton aged 54Jears, ' sudden ; choleraic diarrhoea ;" and at 5 aeo NN-. for arw a dahlre l 7'teacher of music-Jan. -Jan. 19. 0. Land. demote: l l'Y; Little Weyniouth-etreet, Mar)lebone, on 30th November, Yorkshire, labourer-Dec. 22. 11. IMIL Newark-upon. Trent, the wife of a journeyman carpenter, aged 21 years, nurseryman-Dec to , . W. W. Grease., Newark-upon• Trent, fur. " choleraic diaretnea during childbirth.' On the 21th and niture broker-Dec. 15. J. Andreas, Canard, Kent, wood fur -2 November respectively, at 27, Grey Eagle-street, dealer-Jan. 10. J. Bramhall, nheftleld t , spring knife cutler-Dec. CRYSTAL PALACZ COMPANY .- The report of the Apitalfielda a furniture packer and his wife died of 19. J. Evans, Dolphinatreet, Monmon hshire. beerhouse keeper _ --Dec. 19. J. James. New Port. Monmouthshire, painter-Jan. '.. directors, to be submitted to the ordinary general meetiog " typhoid fever, engendered by overcrowding and the filthy W. T. Bray, Hampton, Devonshire, ankeeper--Jan. IL J. Stott, on the 13th inst., has been Issued. Thexesult of the year's condition of the house and neighbourhood." fln n ts.l q -a t • Halifax, contractor-Dec. 21.11 Roderick, Cardiff, bookseller- working shows a balance is favour of revenue of Eight deaths from typhus occurred in the Hackney Jan. 11. T. Harting, Manchester, joiner-Dee. 19. J. Winn Ambe, 57047/. 6*. sd. After payment ofsthe dividend on the pro sub.distriet. Out of thirty-eight from measles, Whitehavcn, Ctuaberbuid, policeman-Dec. 19. J. Cluunley, ar , femme and debenture stake there will remaio at the credit five were in the south subdistrict of Chelsea, four iii Whitehav en, Cumberland, tea dealer:Dec. J A 16. J. A bbott ;'l , - ,,,,, - of the general revenue account the sum of 26,346/. 54. 3d. Somers Town. In Shoreditch workhouse, ou 31st Octoim te , it, t ile c Tordshire, bo. t ta j ker-Dec. I. Lnush b rcb, Hampshire an. 8. W. Brown. Dudley . - 'Worc td a available for division among the proprietors of ordinary a shoemaker, aged 34 years, died of "inflammation tershire, drysalter-Dec. 19. E. Phillips, Holt, Deabighshlre. stock. Out of this sum the directors recommend the pay ulceration of the bowels , accelerated by want of proper and went of a dividend of two and • half per cent, which will farm bailiff-Dec. It W. Holliday. Bishop Auckland, eadstant neurishiag food, and ' the wept of medical attendee." teacher of mute - Dec. 21. G. Riley and E. Riley, Burnley, leave a balance of 1,2791. 7s. 9d. to be carried forward. No (Inquest.) The four following deaths by horses and car- Lancashire. fellmongers-Dec. 21. J. Rowland, Jarrow. Dor _additional charge haa been made to the capital savant. ripest were registered in the week :-At Highbury-grove, a ham, grocer-Dec. 21. R. Parkin. South Shields, master mariner -Dec 21 . W. Wardrobe . Hebburn Quay. Durham, foreman resogrocer, aged 47 years, fell from a cart ; died on 27.thThe only debenture outstanding when the accounts were November, M St. Bartholomew's Hospital. At Marto*, brickniaker -Dec. IL E. Wood, South Shields, dealer in ale- last submitted was paid off on the 31st December last, and Surrey, a labourer, aged 32 years, fell out of a cart ; died as 1 Dec. 21. W. Chapman, Harton Colliery . Durham, miner - Dec. the debenture debt of the company has thus been nom. 19. H. Riclunond, Jun., Sunderland, plane maker-Dec. 19. J. 20th November, in St. Thomas's Hospital. The daughter Walton, Sunderland. nallltser-Dec. 16. A. Wetberald, Towlaw, pletely extinguished. The 'umber of visitors during the twelve months hashes@ 1,758,516. A comparison of this of • painter, aged 2 yew, MD over by • cab ; died on Durham. greengrocer-Dec. 16. 0. Brown, Wolaingbam. Our -1 with b6l, t o li m e . cumbe rcho w s t h f a o e t an the i.m. pre:t e o h ua u a t g w: in lve tst m e o n nt p h i s a , eL viz t .., 25th November, at Crockett's-court. Hampstead. A. dealer ham, licensed victualler-Dec. 13. J. Stephe a n a so aa n, ki ßel v, laste erum f .hu arm i , in fruit, aged 75 years, run over. Died ea 24th November, Durham, late farmer-Dec. 18. T. Stephe . . , Ldlam agricultural Dec. 18 J. Paton, L pper Park- the extent of 97,433. This increase, it should be in the London Hospital. road, Hat erstock-hIU, civil engineer. observed, ariass almost entirely from the additional SUSPECTED MURDER ON THE MIDLAND GREAT DlCutit ATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. attendsaces of holders of sumo tickets, of which WE.STERN HALLWAY or 11MLING.-The Longfoed slum DAVID SALL Devonshire-street , Oneetiosquare, and Bonney- there has been a larger issue than for some years past. spondee; of Saunder's News writes :-" One of the mast lane. builder-Ist dividend of Ss. Sid.. Dec. 8 and three sub*, The Saturday concerts, under the able direction of Mr. coldblorided murders that ever was perpetrated in this guru,. Wedueadays, at Ede Ards's, Bub:whin-street Manes, are becoming increasingly attractive, sa is fully Fountalocourt, Cheapside, commission agent shown by the numbers who attend them, sad by the salt country for • long time was enacted on Saturday °voila, HEART CILtpXAN, last, between the hours of six sod seven o'clock, near - d days, dativitdde.ndwouf,Z.B.ll,,, Dec. B :o.„..L and three Subsequent Wednes of returned seats. Among other works executed were the the station of Cloonabus, on the Midland Crest Western Parmcx Cerro:sous. Great St. HeienVand roper Norwood, permanent fouadations to the various courts, and the paint- Railway. It appears from statements of some of the rail- merchant - Ist dividend of Md.. Dec. C., and three submnuent log of the south portion of the nave. An advantageous way officials, or rather from the guard of the trail in which 1 Wednesdays, at Edwards's. Basinithall - strveL * change bas been made in the corners of the centre transept, the unfortunate occurrence took place, that • number of per- FRANCIS REED it - peon, Crowncourt, Thread needle atreet, stock at ite junction with the nave, by which the convenisoce of sone took their seats in one of the third-class carriages leering I Tracker - Ist dividend of i . e . . M., Dec. ~ t?, st d t. subsequent persons occupying the corner galleries when pertormaaca the II ulliegar station. The majority of them were hound for Weeneede A " Ed Bp jesua Xmairmsairr, King l Wiliam-street. City, or other gatheriegs are taking place on the great orchestra, Sligo. When the train was about leaving the station, one of and Blackheath, anctiooter-Ist dividend of 3s. 51d., Dec. 6. his been very much promoted, while at the same time the the third.class passengers named Connor, or O'Coneor streagth of that portion of the fahcie has been much re told the guard that he had only to go to the station at' m an ,...t d three subsequent Wednesdays, at Eilwardes Basinshon. creased. Some useful alterations have also been made in Cloonakuo and that whoa the train reached that pities ROIPATIU ATLAS°, Eattust, Sussex, grozr-Let dividend of he would thank him to give him notice, as the night was IA lid., Dec. 6, and three subsequent 'ednesdays, at Ed- the Handel Orchestra, which have had the effect of making rather dark, and he might pass it. Accordingly the guard war's, havinehattetreet it more effective for the summer concerts. On the cricket THOMAS HELP snd JOHN HORaocaN, Whiteneld. Lancashire, silk ground • convenient pavilion has bees erected. did so, and whee the train reached the station above.nsmed, he got out of his TIM and inquired for the taleeater that I I IDinners -Ist dividend of 21. hid., any TuesdaY, at Morgan'a. An improvement effected during the past year Manchester. has been the continuation of the internal illu desired him to do so. Be was told by some of the passim- HENRY wirrrraers, Accrington, Laacashire, manufschirer-bid mination of the pilooe by {es. desired An increase gers in the carriage that he left that carriage at Mulliegar, dividend of lid., any Tuesday, at Morgans, Manchester. has taken _place in the returns of the exhibitors' depart and went into another. The guard, no making inquiries DIVIDENDS.and that important portion of the company's at the carriage door, observed the glass in the window Dec.lB. E Male. LIL Hadie.m% l W. J. Med* Frith - Arcot. .' m G rea t , re nt, . ries maintains is mooed and healthy condition. The and a portion of the door broken. Thinking it might be some kind of an accident that bad happened he i Y`!lna°h"qu,:are:: bow manufacturers- Dec. le. J. C. Coffin, itt p:umber-Dec. 20. T. Desborough, Little Stoughton, receipts of the refreshment department show an lei:ream g er ma n n ot u i u ce s o u f naL it y Nothing further he was .. hartl dw. ;, c eracre; i d en . ..road s.e .villas, y. diamond merchant-Dec. M. J. Hayward, sena:lmre, termer-Dec. 1 0. 3. Sichmon, Bucklershury, and . The net receipts from the Handel festival have amounted ,to 3,4001. The residence of the late Sir J. Paxton, at iwk of the no m f ias u builder-Dec.;lo. H. Harding Salisbury, baker Rockhills, has jut reverted to the company, in terms of the covered by one of the compaoy's servants lying on the line I -Dec. 20 J, Holman, Salisbury. Itnendraper -Dec. EL .1. Har- erreegeotent wrath Sir Joseph. Many ellen from . es a near the bridge of Cloonahur, with his skull fractured in nett, Tottenham.street. Tottenhans-court-road. engineer-Dec. several plats and his body frightfully mutilated. Stool. 20.„ w h ee ler , Yn a " , rAel. C ,.,,,, ent rL., t re t ro .rtnt r _ d p oc Ee t 0 1 " C. w e s tr ia l .C . flirt.. U. 11 : turtheaptohigrohfeentt the respectability a hav t h e i sr es premiais mi. “ ta b Zg v lt e . don was at once attached to the men who were iti the car• '" . '" ren ' '. .*---' - heelwright-Dec. V.. -W. Harvey, Hun cote. L m, i aeons rent, but it appear to the board to be for the rage with the deceased. and a constable was despatched to Li ta r tr _yan, 17. T. Cooke and W. Cooke. Kidderminster, car- Moseet of the proprietors that this queetioe should stand Sligo in search of the murderers, who, appeared from over for a short time, till it has been fully considered how the description given of them to be tobacco-spinners, and paper manutsctuter-Dec. 21. D. Harries. Blaencawdd. Carlon , • ran-Dee. 21. J. Arthur. St. Catherine MIL Sornersetonha. . the property can best be dealt with. to be drunk at the time they got into the train at Mullin- thenshire. farmer .. Dee. 18. A. Walbank end J. Knight. PSI VATIC BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.-Yesterday tb gar. A private soldier, named Brown, who wastravellinain Norton. Yorkshire. worsted remora -sue. lit J. Ward, Liver- ! 7 8 the game carriage with these drunken fellow,, stator that 1, glees dealer-Dec U. W. Barker, Liverpool, contractor - Ike of plans & Foc h., a t sh e p r i va t e -btu Offi ce o f t h e r ° c. 1 , A. Edwards Wells, Soniersetshlre-Dec. IL J. Russell. House of Commons (already Siva in this journal) Was when they came to Multifaruham. not liking their convene- Aaai t a A ar; Devonshire, saddler-Dec. 18 G. Newberry, o ffi cially issued. Them were, to the 30th ult., 450 plans thin, he got out and went Mto another carriage. and on t r ee . Devonshire , saddler-Dec. 18. W. Hockey, IL deposited, and of that number 334 related to railway , . his leaving they appeared to be quite angry with him, ad Devonshire, cattle dealer-Dec le. W. Evans, Willi?, boot said they were as good as he wu. He states that the train • maker-Dec. 16. 11 Young. Robetabridge, Sulam, licensed vie. The somber of private bill, will be lectemed, as copies will h a d not got on f ar se boo h e booed pest noise i s th e oar . taller-Dee. le. W. A. Valise, Sweatt, near Winchester, pub- be flied without plans. Of the number already lodged, 111 . fin -Den le. 0. Suns. Ilarigeridew. Denbighshire. Miner- relate to railways from Loadoe to the sabarba. Last year degs be had left, as if three or four were beating erne man. He also states that is the carriage he gob intollithere - D " Dr . 1 . 9 1 . 9 1L . W. ~r. Bernell:lnn' Bisho p e, a N o V p .ann wearer m te Dqrbam th, D er han t ,' mt."l° .. i the number of private h ills " 8 595. On or blase mho 15th Mat. ell noticed, oe owner, lessees, and oesupime, must be was a woman, and she was eryieg. It is believed they in boom. opened ths carriage door, and the deceased resistiog them, ,' PARTNERSHIPS DffiSOLYED. • served, sad by the end of tie =oath ell estimates, deals. threw him out. Deceased was • shoemaker employed , J. liumraersby and 0. Jalltkell. Milk street. My, general rations , wed lists el ousels, lesion, and eampters. must be le pitman , . Hospital, and bore an excellent churn-toe , merchants-H. Crete End I. trees. Spicer-est, Mid - Mean, lodged in the Private-WI Office at the Holm of Commons. e clothiers-A. Wood and T. Sedgrick, Chatham, Livispooc, DEC. 5.-The extra Inman steamer whol"al .f. J and E. Joseph,. Leeds, woollen ei th - CRYSTAL PALACE. -. Otis Sansi9 o DAY. .ae City of Umeriok, from New York on i s 18th ult., arrived chants-W. Hendersoo and C. A. Drysdale, Liverpool, hide asid TIIHIDSF. DSC. jl.-Ad . In Para."; 506 ; gib here this searaing. Hee news has bees anticipated. Lather lectors-Y. H. Woods mad A. annoy. maeirereannonta by men Ibramis, 993 ;mg vbiters, 1,4911. LAMBETH. arriet Gulling, • " ticket-of-leave woman," who had been apprehended by order of the Secretary of State for the Home Department on a charge of violating her license, by artionting with notorious thieves, was brought before Er. Elliott, for final examination. From the evidence it appeared that in the month of April, 18152, the prisoner had been convicted on a charge of friy, and sentenced to four years' penal servitude. In April last she received a tic ket-of-leave, having at the time twelve months to serve, end on her release she went to live with a notorious thief in Pie- tre e West minster. Since then she has been twice apprehended —ewe on a charge of stealing a purse from a lady, and bad a narrow escape of being committed for trial ; and a second time for being in Croydon Fair Find, in company with Gilling, when she was charged with being there for the purpose of committing felony. The account she then gave of herself was that she had accompanied her husband (Gelling) to the fair for the purpose of pleasure, and not with any dishonest intention, and the magistrate before whom she had been taken, n ot thinking there was sufficient to detain her, ordered her discharge. The fact of her having been twice apprehended, and the whole of the mreumatencee having been communicated to the eommis sinters of police and reported by them to Sir George Grey, en order was given to have her apprehended. dentitione of marriage between the prisoner and Gating in February, 1862, was put in, and evidence of the fact of the marriage having bees given, ; Mr. Elliott discharged the prisoner with a caution as to her future conduit. GREAT RASTERFf RAILWAY. The committee of investigation into the affairs of this company have made • pre li minary report, which was published yesterday. The committee were appointed by the shareholders on the 29th August lest, sad consisted of Mews. Turner, Smith, 13allentinet, Bemis, and Rowley, but Mr. Rowley, in consequence of other engagements, declined to act. They commenced their dation on the 4th September end have continued their labours from that date down , to the present period, devoting three, and, in mast instances, four days • week to the purpose. The first matter brought under their consideration was se to the period from which their inquiry should date, and after having given the matter their best attic:Roe, they deter mined to commence their inquiries front the period of the amalgamation. It was not their intention to have presented any report until. they had acescluded their labours and were in • position to furnish them with one in detail, but finding that delay might be prejudicial, and would probably em barrass the credit of the company, they determined to mks a preliminary report, confining themselves for the present to the financial condition el the undertaking as affecting Ilse " borrowing poems," adding thereto only, their opinion it being upon the proposed Was of the Blackwell Railways necessary, in accordant* with parlamentet,' requiremeta, that the sanction of the shareholders should be asked, and obtained, upon the latter subject at en early date. Upon the financial condition of the company the committee report that, for the purpose of ascertaining accurately how fee the directors had oomplied with the conditions and restric tions of the several acts of parliament, upon conformity to which the " borrowinig powers" of the company are dependent, they toned tt necessary to avail them selves of the assistance of Messrs. Coleman, Ter quand, Youngs, and Co. , accountants, who report that the "borrowing powers" (subject to the sanction of the shareholders) have been largely exceeded during the pest three years, in fact to such an extent that the committee cannot °Deceive any condition of Maim. stances which could justify, or muter even temporarily necessary, DO grave • departure from all com mercial principles. Upon the facts in their pos session, the committee have submitted • case for the opinion of Mr. Lloyd, and having themselves given the various questions their most serious consideration, and having also received a positive pledge from the board that the foods now required shell be prudently expended in the advancement of the undertaking, ere now prepared to recommend that the shareholders should sanction the bor rowing of the several sums of money mentioned is the di rectors' advertisement, upon the distinct understanding that, for the future, no such irregular borrowing shell, under any circumstance., take place; but that when the parliamentary powers ere required to be exercised, the pre ' viola eanctiou of the shareholders shell be asked and ob tained. Upon the subject of the proposed Blackwell lease the committee report that, after giving that question their best attention, sod considering the terms upon which it is proposed to carry the same into effect ; end having re ' eeived evidence thereon, considering also the absolute necessity of increased terminal accommodation required by the company, they deem it expedient that the share ' holders should adopt it, remarking at the same time that, in their opinion, a large sum of money might have been saved to the Greet Eastern Company had the directors exercised more vigilance in ascertaining the condition of the line, which they were about to lease, before proposing to bind the shareholders to the adoption of such haat, it being now ascertained that the line will require conside rable outlay to place it in proper working condition. The committee are informed that the board of directors, acting upon their recommendation, have taken the necessary steps for appointing an engineer and a locomotive superintendent (end they trust that the directors will also carry into effect their further suggestion es to the appointment of • general maneger), a course which the committee c onsider ought to have been long since ado,tol, and wich, when carried into practical e ff ect, will, they believe, p r ove very advantageous to the general interests and benefit of the company. The committee regret that in the exercise of their duty they are compelled to express their conviction that the small dividend proposed to be paid to the shareholders at the last general meeting had not been earned, and, there fore, in their opinion, ought not to have been even sug gested by the board of directors. The committee are still receiving valuable evidence with reference to the general management of the affairs of the company, the result of which they propose to lay before the shareholders at a future period, together with any suggestions they may think desirable for their consideration and benefit ; and - they hope that under an improved management the pro - party will, eventually, assume a more satisfactory condition. lc- TRAFFIC RETURNS. Miles Pas- Mer- Tote!. Total, 1111. WATS. open. @engem cbandlae. 1865. 1944. Week ailing Sept 23. d. A L L. Bombay, liaroda. aud C.L MS 2,911 3,416 6,137 1,824 Week ending Nov. 26. Brecon and nenbyr 64 321 861 1,182 1,172 Week ending ..ec. 1 . libmgow & South Western 249 Cork and Bandon Week ending Dec. 3. Cambrian tweet Laxembourg 142 1,097 5,122 6.215 4.541 London and Madman Metrop o litan North London 10,364 9,38% 401 431 MARKETS. TA LLOW, —TUESDAT EVLITING. Tbe mittk et lin t o d a y. Spot, 490. ; all the low' 486 . 9 d. to 4% Jsaw7 50L 1111. 51a. 3d., boyar"; Ootote Dtcombor, 500. 6d. to 51s. COTTON.—Lrmaroot., Mr. s.—Wo have had a lo n bottom. Market door firm at trisects?, Glom s =says today, 90,000 bake. imitating 7,000 iso s s ad *amt. 5,000 American, Ind. to 22t1. ; ts) au sal, ko, fled. to 23d. ; 300 Mum mod yis to 22d.; 1,000 ligyptika, Mid. to 30d. ; 2430 Boma, His to 19d. ; 12,700 Surat, 12d. to 19d. ; net to 171 d. • naal. Salado, ko., 110. to 14d. ; ettiaa. 16ta, 300 P;ro, 2tg. to 24d. oorrow GOODS.—Mancsiorrin, Da. s.—The moan for shipping yens was very strong, an immense harms having been done daring the lest few der, but today, ti oonsequenos of the great advance in prices spinneri tin asking, operations have in some measure been checked. Sall the market closes very firm, and but for the high run demanded a very large business would have beentransacted In home trade yerns we have had a very strong m a n n ' with priors cooslderably in exam of Friday's quotation, Billion are in some cases asking 2d. per lb. more thus in Friday, bat this is an advance manufacturers are not pre wed to follow at present, and it has checked bossism The cloth market since Friday has continued active, a,.4 buyers have operated pretty largely . at increasing gun,. time. Today, owing to the firm position of the Liverpcei cotton market, and to the much higher prices a pm mandacturen have spin had to increase their prime ; bur buyers do sot show the same readiness to follow as ad. versos . Prime are exceedingly firm, and evidently startled at L so great en advance se SI. pet lb. on yarns implies on the cost of cloth. WOOLLEN.—Lame, Dec. s.—There has been anode. este atroodimes at the coloured hall this 11101010 g, time, the amount of Waitress tranmoted has been limited. pre parade of any import►nce have changed hands, the chit goods in demand being samples for the canine spring, Th white market has also been quiet, and beyond the treader of a few small parcels of hairlista, nothing worthy of meal notice has transpired. Rates remain without &Hendon. MANIIIPLCTITREEL—HODDMISTIILD. Doc. s.—Tart lava bees more buyers in the market to-day aad a Fetter feeling may be said to prevail, but still biases Wawa tacos have sot Wanton& to soy extent, purchases ea Swing themselves to seasocabis goods, and taking tidy ria quantities as are immediately required, thus midis/ heavy stocks at Christmas tame. borne orden has hes give@ out for new patterns in spring goods, but few brie se yet appeared in the open market. WOOLS.—HUDDISATILLD, Dec. s.—Some few true actions ha►e taken plans in colonials at price. setabliebei by present salsa, bat the buyers bare exhibited riot caution in their selections. Other diroriptiou are tptiel. COW — Hum, Dud. 5. —At today's minket a moitesie T of English whist, which seils more freely st fatly hit Tnesday'a currency, and in some induces • • tains ed. mice ia obtainable. Foreign held too high to admit at more than • retail business. Parley moves off steadily, especially grinding, which is very scarce. Beau and tese rather dearer. OILS support late currency, with bat few etre 'ring. Foreign arrivals for the week :—Whsst, 15,765; barley, 15,325 ; oats, 724 ; beans, 940 ; pm, 65t ; tun, 7 qrs. Irswrca, Dec. s.—The supply of wheat to-day was sot lazy; all good qualities sold readily at the extreme prior of LA week, while damp parcels could not be bought is lower terms. Barley in good supply, and, except for ths finest desarieares, ls. per qr. cheaper. Beans and per each lea. per qr. dearer. Dec.Ltms s.—An seers business in wheat wosM take place if factors would accept Friday's rum, bet firmly demaniing an advance, our millers restrict their purchases to their immediate requirements. A good ioquiry for barley, and rather better prior ale got for ben dry qualities. Oats and beans fully u deer, Other article before. - • LivitarOOL, Dec. 5.-Our market opened this mornieg with higher pretensions os the part of holders, and though we have a good atteadanos of millers the demand is checked for wheat, and any advance on Friday's priors is paid with roluctsace, and only upon moderate gelatines; aa cote. pared with teat Tuesday we Mae oar quotation, in some instanose Id. to 24.. and in others 2d. to 3d., per costal. Flour ia Is. per mok dearer on the week, bat with only • moderate Bala. Brans unchanged. Oats are 13. per basket, and oatmeal 2a. per load higher. Peas sell at ls. par qr. more money. Indian corn continuo. in fair demand, Buil and Galas realisiag Is., and American la. 6d. to la. 9d. par qr. over the rates of Tuesday last. LYNN, Dec. 5.-At this day's market the supply of wheat was again short ; all descriptions sold readily, at prim slightly in advance of last week. Barley, best malting samples, barely supported last Tuesday's rates. Grinding sorts fully as dear. Beans Is. per qr. dearer; oats slow sale but no cheaper. Per quarter imperial to the grower:- Wheat, red, old, 6dlbs. to 641 1 ' e.. per imperial bushel, 465. to 495. ; ditto red, new, 601 bs. t o 611ba., 42a. to 45e. Barley, beet chevalier melting, &Abs. to Nibs., 34a to 365. ; ditto ruse chevalier ditto, 521 be. to 531te., 30a to 33a. Oats, 36115. to 381ba., 24e. to 265. Beans, 631 be. to 651ba., 435. to 465. Peas, maple, 63lbs. to 641b5., 365. to 40s. Nrwcaern.r, Dec. 5.-At our market this morales we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, bat several vessel' having arrived since Saturday. Weer sew and rather wanting in condition, sales were leas brisk than oa than day ; but in the business done fully former W were aoqttirad. For the beet kinds of Linoolnaltire sew rid 50s. Gadd aot be exceeded. Flour met an improvediardlY 35a. being pretty readily obtained for Norfolk houlhelds, saythiog extra commanding rather more. Maltieg barley met little atteotion. Grinding unchanged. Malt difficult to quit and tending lower. Beans much as before. Bodin peas, by reason of their acarcity, 1.. to 2s. higher. Oats fully as dear. BALISBUIT, Dec. 5.-The supply of grain to-day vu moderate, and the attendance good. Basins is wheat MS limited and slow, at unaltered rates. Good satin samples of barley found purchasers at late prices, but a trifling decline took place on inferior barleys. Prim el malt stationary. There was no alteration in the prices oats, beans, and peas, and but little business wu near acted. New wheat, 44a. to 52a. ; old do., 36a. to 52a Barley, 355. to 421. Oats, 225. to 32e. Beans, 40s. to ' 511. Perna, 425. to 50s. Rye, Ste. to 325. per qr. Tula. I 6e. to 7s. per bushel. Flour, 365. to 425. per sack. Malt, 60s. to 625. per qr. curn.E.—SALIiBCRT, Dec. s.—Oar market today, from its Durum to the Christine, market, which will Mks place on Tuesday next, wu very shortly supplied with animals of middling quality, arid the atteoduss of buyers who purchased only for immediate requirements was limited. The new protective orders in council were rigid, carried out, and as all animals purchased for slaughter in this city are to be killed in ten days, our town batch" bought sparingly. Sheep were als o very effortin supply but sufficient for the demand, and in all instances last market's prices ruled about the same. Little or nothing doing in calves. The pig market was well supplied, sod • 'good deal of busieess was done at declining mica. Best oxen sold at 12s. to 13a. per score ; cows and heifer. 10s. to lle. ; mutton, 70. ; best Downs, 90. ; huh. 11d. to Is. • meal, Bd. to 9d. • green bacon ' Bd. to ice.; dry ditto, 'lld. to ls. ; sweet pickled hams, I. to L. 21 • quarter old store pip, 226. to Vs. wok ; cows with mires, 14/. to 18/. fal medicines. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. [Advertisement.]—HoiLowAY's PILLS are the most gentle yet most effective aperients. and, therefore, better calculated for a family medicine than any other drug Th the ey always set the stomach right , rouse the liver. stimulate kidneys. and thoroughly cleanse the whole astern. Holloway's Pills are most useful in chronic weakness of the stomach duosd by luxurious living, sedentary habit., or other emet They have restored the emaciated to health after eve stren ry o t her means had tailed. While Shay are purifying they are th ening, while regulating they are Incresalng nervous and muscular power. These pills do not excite any violent action in the body, hence they are specially suited to the young sod tee*, whose constitutions may be irretrievably injured by more power- BIRTHS BROOKING. —r S. at Montagu-place, BryanstocAlitzt, W., the wife of M. H. M. Brooking, Seq ,of a son. DAVlS.—December 4, at Brunswick quart, W.C., the wife of 31. Darla, IL D., of • son. MOTE—December I, at Clargee-datet, Piccadilly, Ur yd s of J. 8. Moye. Rm., of a ems RllllT.—December A of at • pa n t.road East, Hackney, the Mb M Mr. C. F. W. Rust, SOUTH WELL December 2, at Briagnorth, the wife T. IL tiouthwell, Rp. of a eon. THURBUE.N. —Domber 8, at Quesmaboroughgerrece. Mat' perk, the wife of C. A. Thurbwm, Egg., of a son. MARRIAGES. ALTON—BOOSEY.—December 2, at St. Georges, Hanorso• square, by the Rev. 0. Eastman. 0. Altos, Nag , engineer of , of Yew Tree Cottage, Derby, to Anne Boosey , proprietors of York Hotel, IWO*. MIIIILLLI4—ILLINOWORTH —December 4, at St. Botolptit , B.C.td Mr. Beesley, Mr. A. Mnlittan, merchant, _,to , daughter of the late T. 11Ungworth, Uri Prod f " u • T an tars. PATTRN LUCAS.—December —December 2, at Pk Btenbees the Marti? , by the Rev. K. H. N shoo, 8. Petten, Eat, Captain let boort . set Regiment of Militia, to sarah Ann Frances, dater of the late J. Lucas, Egg., of Walton, Leicestershire. DEATHS. BAZATB.—December S. at B==H -cottage, Upper claptond; H. Barnes, Hp., aged 88 BlLLlNGS.—December 8, at Malboarne.terrace, Seven Sister road, Holloway, B. &Map, Von., aged 88. 00111181 . .—December at Devonshire-road, Princes-p 11W,' utt, pool, His Bev. 8..1. Cohen. age t 8L OAMlCAN.—December 6, Sarah Ann, the wife of B. Oman& alga Et; a De t eetife i n ° ,tt 1. 1 " v wen ' =trod. 24114 Heartaita. widow of the late W. Stephens, p, Wel 8 8 - TUlNEY.—Deossaber at South Norwood, I. TIM,. the gi n ol the Mk Mr. B. fumy, apd N. Trianon sad Published by wrLtinst Klwo 111LI1 et Ye. Leeeberleireet, an nos eat el London. Printer, et the 0.1" lambed streets is the Precinct of REDIIIIDAT. DEMOS& 6, 1565. ~~ C/ LAW INTEL LIGIINCE COURT OF irOICIIEQUIR.—Duo. 5. ISMOOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Prius.—(Before Mr. Baron Bramwell and a Common Jury.) BROM' r. lICHARIXIOX.—ILMA. OII D IEARY CARL This was an action for libel under very extraordinary air cumstances. The defendant pleaded " Not guilty," and a justitkatiom Mr. Francis and Mr. Reynolds were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Sagami Perry and Mr. Joyce represented the defendant. It appeared from the opening statement of mussel that the plaintiff was a working plumber, who had formerly been in they of the London, Brightoe, carried th Coast Railway Company, and that the defendant on the business of a mutter el Croydon. and was also the proprietor of two local prints called The Croydon 7177141. and The Sydenhasot I imes. The plaintiff and his wife were married about five years ago, the latter having then a child five years old by a former husband. On the 3rd of October last an article appeared in both the defendant's papers of which the plaintiff's step-child wee the subject, arid which contained the libel complained of. The following is the alleged libel :—" Shocking Case of Cruelty toe Child. —One of the most heartless and revolting cases of cruelty that perhaps ever disgraced our local civilisation was brought to light at the polioe-ciourt on Monday. Many of the facts then detailed were of old standing, but many too were recent and of a more sickening character. The can plaint was lodged by disinterested parties whom feelings bad long been outraged by the inhuman—we might well say—fiendish act to be described. but as things sp. to get none they were rooked to bring the cam Crre d the sitting mag is trate. The bets, as Mated to J. M. Uatty,Esq., on Mee,were these:— There lives, it appears, in Park-street. a man named Alfred Brown, a plumber, in the employ of the Loodoa, Brighton, and South Cast Railway Co mpany. This man has a wife and a child, and also a stepeon, for the woman is said to have had • farmer h us band; and it is splint this poor little step-sou, wd about ten years, but not apparently more than hai l that age, through starvation and ill-treatment, that the ven geance of the loving couple has for years been directed. It world MOM that they want to get quit of the boy, and the woman has repeatedly applied to the magistrates to have him sent to a reformatory school, but the magistrates on those occasions told her they had , no power, unless the boy were to commit a theft ; and this desideratum was not forthcoming. Failing the law, the parents would seem to have resolved upon a course of ill-treatment as severe as possible, short of actual murder, and the appearance of the boy shows how well that resolve has bleu carried out. Cold and hunger combined with hard work, such as scrubbing floors, and other kitchen duties, followed by kiekiugs and beatiogs on the naked body, must have a telling effect on • child of tender years, and this would appear to have bean the treatment and the lot of little Joseph, and it has of course kept him little and pale, and filled the short span of his earthly exiatence with experience of the bitterest kind. It would further appear that to Berme their evil doings the worthy parents used to threaten Joseph that they would do this, that, and the other thing to him, if he told any one of the treatment he had received. If, for instance, he received a black eye —and he had one recently—from being driven against the bed-poet by hie noble peps, he was to tell any meddling inquirer that he fell out of bed. Another statement made was to this effect, that when the parents went out on Sun days they need to look Joseh in the house till their return, taking with them, h owever, their own well-kept child, plump and healthy. On Sunday last the mum thing was repeated, and the neighbours, pitying the poor boy, got him out, and took him to the pohotestation, to show him to Mr. Frame. On being stripped he was found to be in one mess of bruises from head to feet, and his wrists, by which be has bean seized sod dragged about, bore a peculiar appearance, being surrounded as it were by large blue rings, the result of bruises. Mr. Frame told the parties to lay the can before the sitting magistrate next morning, and this was thoroughly done, and the above Mate ments,with circumstantial deedla of a heartrending maitre, were made. Mr. Eastty ordered a constable to go for little Joseph, but of course he was not to be found, and the mother made her appearance. She excused her cruel, me motherly conduct by saying that the boy was in the habit of stealing food from her lodgers, which the magis trate said it was very natural for him to do when he was starved. As one instance, it appears that he took some raw potatoes that were in the house, roasted them, and ate them to appease the gnawing@ of hunger, and for that he was unmercifully beaten ; other wine--and we don't call that stealing—Joseph gets the name of being an honest little fellow. After shaming the woman for her barbarous conduct, the magistrate told her that the next time such a complaint was made a warrant would be issued for her husband's appearance, and he trusted the neighbours would give information as soon as the slightest repetition of the above cruelties should come under their notice. We cannot help thinking it a pity that the peat barb-rities practised by Mr. and Mrs. Brown are to go unpunished ; but we trust that the publicity now given to the case will have a beneficial effect. If no higher motive has any effect upon • woman who has forgotten the natural love of a mother, and who daily insults the memory of a former husband, re upon a man to form who seems oblivious to the solemn duties he undertook to ob serve at the hymeneal altar, perhaps the finger of public scorn, pointed by all having a spark of humanity in their breasts, may have a deterring influence. We hope it may." After the publication of the article, the popular iodigna. lion against the plaintiff was such that he was compelled to leave the neighbourhood, and give up his situation. The defendant finding that his reporter had not been present at the police court when the proceedings took place, in serted a full apology in his papers, denying the truth of the charges, and offered to make the plaintiff a present of 31., in compensation of the injury be had sustained. Mr. Charles Luabing, a medial man, had examined the child eight days after the publication of the libel, and found no traces of ill-nsage upon his body. Mr. Brows, the plaintiff , deposed that his step-son was a very bad boy, being in the habit of stayleg out all night in bad company, and frequenting public-homes, although be *satiety ten years of age, and looked much less. Although he generally treated him in the kindest possible manner, he was compelled occadocally to be severe with him, in order to put a stop to his bad practices. The witnees denied the whole of the imputations of cruelty contained in the article. Mr. Serjsant Parry addressed the jury for the defence, and celled a considerable number of witnesses to make out the plea of justification. About ten witnesses, chiefly lodgers in the plain tiffs' house arid neighbours, gave corroborative evidence, sad spoke to specific acts of cruelty. The learned Baron, t itan umming up, said the case wits one of great impoe, net only to the parties, but to the public, because if the statements in the article complai ned of were true the author of them ought not to be made liable. The first question was whether the publication in question was a libel, and that they must determine with reference to the law, which said that any written or printed publication which exposed a person to general contempt, aversion, morn, or hatred, was a libel. He thought the jury could have no doubt that it was a publication of that character. If that was their opinion then came the question whether the allegations cootaioed in it were ttue, and unless the defendant bad established all those a llegations the plainti ff was entitled to a verdict in his favour. In the event of their finding a verdict for the plaintiff, the question of damaged would arise, and that was • matter entirely for their coo sideration looking to the whole circumstances of the case. The jury give a verdict for the plaintiffs—damages, 751. for the husband ; end t'i/. for the wife. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIELCIJIT.—Oxrosp, Dan. 5. (Be(em Mr. Justice beating.) Ann Webb, 39, labourer, was charged with the wilful murder of two of her children. Ellen Webb, aged three years, and Frederick Thomas Webb, aged eight months, at Northmoor, on the 26th of July hat. Mr. Staveley Hill appeared for the prosecution, and lair. Harrington for the defence. It appeared that on the 26th of July last two neighbours called on the prisoner, and dined with her, leaving her about one o'clock in the day with her Eve children with her, all in good health. Shortly after, the prisooer sent the two elder children to a shop to buy some bread, and on their return they found the cottage shut up, and were thus unable to obtain ed. mission ; accordingly, they went to some of the neighbours, who proceeded to the oottage, and by taking out one of the casements sneceeded in unlocking the door and obtaining admission. On reaching the bedroom they found the prisoner lying on the bed with the two children she wan e skle of her, quite deed. She was asked if she was aware that they were dead, when she replied that she was, " That they were gone to heaven, and that she loved them, and that was why abe did it." Evidence was adduced to show that she was very food of her children, but that she was labouringfunder insanity, and irresponsible for her acts. The jury aocordiosly Acquitted her on the ground of ineasity, and the judge directed that she should be pro perly taken care of. The holiness of the maize wsa brought to a close today. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Wanint Geneae Stead, late clerk to Mr. Elliott, of Tsai. k ro ok.area, Pimlico. solicitor, was brought up in custody of Manlier.. the warrant officer, upon • warrant issued from tbir court, on the charge of foreleg • cheque for 6204. purporting to be Maned by his employer. Mr. Mullen., solicitor to the Committee of Bankers, con. darted ; and Mr. S. Tripp, of Danes-ion, defended. Mr. Malley. maid that ate pvisrmer bad been for some t i me c l er k t o yr . Elliott. who bad an amount at the Strand brash of the Bank of London. Sit Mounts Henry—ls that a joiat stock bank! Mr. Mullins replied that it woo. Oa the 18th of August the prisoner did not attend at the office, and on isquily it was found that be had absconded. It was then discovered that • blank form of • chore had been abstracted from Mr. Elliott's cheque hook. and had boos tilled in es • ohoqsa for 629/.. which had been coated at the Chariarcrove Beak. The notes delivered from that bank is payment a . the &toque were okaaged at the Bask of Exesad by As i No. 6,033 } g orwr. 11111516-114DggotooteriNG. telmilliLlis.:th.ltedE.-4...N:tegronßarrLotAansti pill7llo CLOUD, for BRISBANK, • epplth December. This renowned; , and purchased specially for *eat 1. trade, is oue of the doest World ; bas lUst_seturned from Irnaceol=tDibefor r /14, lajanetudiNdifitithet ibizigma 1411A•4 ; and T. IL. MAC aged, Leedom. LC. unix nom unepoca, inor YORK, 1111( M azur ! Ia siV . ER F PO RIA Er gau ., 1 thins tro= wilvd I tMas N . lom LITKRPOO fe CITY 01 LIMERICK, IDINBURGIL Module Aka orm wadasiday, and Mtein Cab Dim. 14 as Tamil Misr V, 11,Mia1 1 (Males, secordlog t =o,bl Ow 10410 and iiti pomp thatitles a MI for Canada sad the Viii artstworfas terms. Far INMAN, ir = mg 11ACIYOR, KIN iewindL4l64l6:—MTEßDanglawkkof thener4l3ls.l3ll"aart3o Isood dies: Weak f 1 I ad 14 a two sad • kalf.—A, M Lipat.eircus, W. ; or to !TB dad Co.. BR Dasstinfs.liss TON COLONIAL C Issonorabili under tlic Capital ALOOO,OOO, in 604 Hoe& en application, Li par • Mather calk will not *mood /4 oohed that not more than 220 te Hae rionstwo inn, and not mord yaw 21e0 Amon Hosourable E P. Yoeaat Om aku). ttur. 3044 lalhirni. • bk. Hp., Great v. , lobed Ottiespte, U 1511.1 owes. Porter. Sol. (kW of Le WHIM lan* Mt. t Nod& Lubbock, Esq. "em Wk. Donley Huse, Isq. 1 u . La Noel Nowa. loq. I Wire& Roberto, Lubbock sad liaorra• HIM Itak, sad 00., 61 llosacrroas—lean. OotterUl I AVDTtoas—MossGrog Gera Chadwi orge alk, swim J. lintebtoson swift . Won, a. and A. Scrim Temporary Ordon-1 PRO • The special advantages to t through the medium , In purchasin M liability en demonstrated by U elPmettoos India, Ceylon d that no properties or produce more re, n of Joist stock capital • The oblect of is Iht semi plantatio th ns and Comp* tt quay Owen, Labbod ley Rams and Co. The Weser and real win 0 7 1 The 00 he vend are in estates are of cultivation. They s Oxile, Chinn., Portuguese On were! of these estst bee been mend' Ev:71..a....100re5e Pin armed machisetita! whic h y on • e cap will I begs amount already ton wet more saleable to the n WM ad privets firma. The Imports of the two Om Mtn arvollged over The vendors will trensto their large a which has yield =rest three years, an awd cePable of being gr The terms of the purcllu the vendors, after very car proku of each firm, and and reports on the several 'Muted and conduct d llritenna, and Co., end the two firms, before the; The vendors are may labied. of the estates, I mime, which will alikot es follows : ItWO,OOO. or one. third, credited aa paid up u £225,000, or °within], Cent. £226000. or the balair To meet the above p working capital, it is est be mese as follows December, 1865, e April, INA July, ISSN c. January, 1867, I January, 1818, c. The vendors have ar. annual dividend on the year for the Ant Ave der the time being ; so Aar the expiration of shall have amount 10 asY ; flue y e s es , ctut annum Dot inn than An r Lehch Ana will liqui pe d.' Independently of the Ilinetors deem It to 1•• Skid inch liabilities Tim Company will e January next. The transfer of Pei le and from the lit J from lit Januar: . arit. *nal periods for the ki tt s : sneezed that 1 , Mentors for • period hi the capital of the .! tallest proof of their wrest guarantee tit: its resources. Alt tb. le enter into any 'men alsetien of the Board The Directors cons • Melees' of the Corm tram the real estate, ' to to fro Afteen %rat of m the Cor ee.intate haa Properties and basin • consideration the to Yellow upon an Imp? CC the effect which to arid Porto Rico will and Inereaudng hliPlications f t or he .1 eel scut be meow. Sir Beaker, of the. , _ • eopy of the m~ lee Inspected et th street. :Pfrpctumes and i es r Wettest* Ulu Ot the tetsporar , la the event of Iretatued to full ; = lied for, th , towards 01" Paymeata of del I:Zia at the Er. BM, TOM Or All No. - • To the Direct gentlemeo,-11: Er 111111 Er and I R subieot theme, or to, les+ I am, t.THING scot undo JOHN 04 . i, Loudon, 1... 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