The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-20 00:00:00

~~-~-/~- i /~„ ~.~ N. 1,218.1 e. %li.ALAND ROUTE. COMMUNICATION 44 11 4 ° WINK:1MM una Lt o r It asil ranks Ohm Nis 1ib1e5. 4 1: 4 416 adi nsiviViailota 46 ri deft* MISIII: . 11l ~,, lIIIMP . te 'bow iff 11. bilk arl irk . and UM. mos. Sampirai linallaralehirtawri. IM._ _be ellemers lerZlhudirpro at et sem wadi meat .. ob. n.pwles...diesollS. lasdialml44iist, Ima. M II V: et uftsialkAls. EERILY IMAM COMMUNICATION to :111W TOM-1111. LIVIIRPOOI. NSW YORE. WI oiLrsitA - C If 0011IPANY *rad ear thill•proe.4 Am awe mem di" %Mr as arbor mrsor so. r taw* : /11 19/0 1 7 01# r L /OR lIRW Tom. w -7 Ir. IL C S of Ulm= Nw.. rake, CI UANCH MT R. ti. 7. wry arrollsa ..ter ur ea u ra m ....i.sorran S a = rop it s... ems twine tun= ..4. 4ra1 0w. I far WIU STEAM how LIVERPON t tA ADIERICA Yiet O MAN D . by tee lloatriel Gem Ilbeembillo Oeseeers Z R Limnos. vo 1011MLID. e n a a.. 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UNION DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED). it.. is. OW LAW. LC. =wist gb• hall NO Ilt UM w lIR. MO. -I ow le Wood I. W awool i i _lb 0,11 ONTllichiAlie trours4 Os ON ta WO dim it a fi gar Ow aitepo be pild op. ft R L C. LB. 1A1111411._ Sm. arm awl Iliewlind. 7 1 6 -tie Aruba's. 1 . -- tari , m VOL W.W.I& I. bragarbme riaw nn. IW M. 1 MINIM I . ..... 11 . MOM L.. 11. Mew L. lams.. Itai, 1111"Solliday J: 77 . 4 .11" Ileb. 0. __ L i t MI. farts. 111 m.. N. Orr . rasa lI.W. I. MI 40. Tr. DIV. E. Or dram& ter IL lbw. 1. Ceplilidl IT. Toise. I. M. LaVraelnel. Order Cr. Mse. V. fern li Tr a emburrem. e ii era— Gear WO elk WAIST— r . Jill OakW. imainew—simma Trier. amil Tudow IL At arrwrlideird Prim ra Polhos.V4 B l Z iliblimpt. Legibwo. JT. Elm .............M. 10 Kr ova I atowee—Nessra. belraS.l4•NM. Thissmerbiar War—Leadra r 4 Arm Irk. Lorarindresa II las Ime Ira Or ens eel OM • emy snarlers 0 re orbs reermiss, rine resmrsarse amemme imariTia ale erragme. see Am watt As thipsoma dream eems= . 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Mda rederdisa is ram mem be bo ay= r ...... i11i5zen , M a x . ..: . 2....r. 5 h . 41r . ~.. aall E .7.74.11.4 le men slie rem as reld wf le my ilirelerm er lt ry Mamma • made Ism Or Se arra ap kr. re err se mid fa (4 s5OO Imre go Maallad -. sear 4 dame es an sibilled. Versa, do aes own swim am *soft reemis MO Orr arnmem. _ _ AN iialisiiiii M arm is is Isissaisi Is as ilsoslies a lisasta. LOA3IIII WIWITIID Wri u try 1.111 Ai/MAIM '41,10 ST ?KS UTUAL LOAN NI) ASSOCIATION 11 17 =1 It Ira 1111 TV. IleeeSourereane. °" remedM .ha rrieftele teselvel wielbsel lese. IN ee• rear s ers lee lam& The Wee aro el Me Aussieeles she Oromeep to omplelle Ise ieseeemene Worstegele. Mere Were Wm memeased Miler Nile ameesitea. iv lee mareire =tam ad jos=l ,6 7V:sii betenseeleek tree ce en melee a 11"Ssow. •....a.n. AD:ANCES MADE, widest dela , by es 1,0110011 INVIOIII/1211 00 22222 en appals .1 Mk. bit of .b. . Depoistem e XrP?r ea . suommlarri/ 1 "= . Is dam IPI GM h imilmanisrlfairan . wago n tberic E 0 TIC II le INVENTO ItB.—OFFICE he Limn. 4. Crios-crow—Mood loins llOoll* is to Or I/ or /ITO tor oor.t lamb or btu ii wot to ovum( of or wonting= or 811•1101. tM 111•7 Wla Alamoloo, la: tolorosiou so to er ig:r. attiloolooft °Bll. l. 11.41167 igvil=a4 CAUTION. — DEANS sod BON, Gam Nakano, s 1r z w : _ol000k Loodosaaga. Isola Nord N a Pala aa as ”Na laa Napa a ant a a• Noma et a rata of Nos Ma con& or mods a ^ Duro ad abas"" Woo opoooloo Noo abbe tag JINN ammils oda ar. maw um, a Ts. Ji m wram.a.ii la. cora Ir aora t... 7 . 4::: m .:r atom aremsat is mg ors ail inn =a.4.4 swig WO Ws dee sii= l ad NON. 811 4.4. 1i1aa Mak beliahaNaolealtatbeftao CIAUTION.—NoIICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN to o 'SWIMS et • Ito /ANT sod SAVY, alas tsar. 0 dssisi. alThl .04 Nary Amara. mandolines. ImPers•ad rt. to peer of 11. ono iss,o&V. Yrs tats tow CO LTV and saw 111VOLV Ina saiaass momto es ...A. .4 oftwittlactero alma to "mac a. 4 t o e mi. of sarb mbar. tom tkorphy tossetonsod t • wads lopsr e itss mil Z sweat a Meil earls naz...L:i . rogrolloises..tstelog Yids asd wasn west& oak 0i=1.. 1. * ae . 11. • days ssd ammo M ssisitsl Inaddidd gist must Ttio ~dm wowing wo amandal la lb tuna. Add... 01.1 CVO% Irk..; sod bust lot sale& proodsrek Y. hanoi NW 1mm0.% owe sod as S. lad Is • v swami% cot amanitas tense. of the o.i auj pessmise sad Estasisevator. or sad e► tessisals way .at tam inernsule. Mosta. off cestisosta woes. 4:416T1 NSW lIPOSTIIIO NWT GUI. NI. Cle a 4;.kael C•li V. lawassi • Revolves( So& Op •Ye soul eit W. %WOW M. ge • 4101001 a aim lark ill 011113 pasts la a *ins N WI tubs `MR , 3 dlseb et erdiroarra pew. .•• .1.4 mod Sig s. Sauk I ores model aft."' Pil.d iV LT • &Zt " TV 6 1 7r wlL "mi. The stesslieo• el Me Ilemeee 118emebis••• I"Ma ape= aing SW./ WI lie semesSers war all Sarre Ise so le 4= EL ado .IJ ls.•• oiler Itl`4 a:d kr• dirt li as luesmoto , anwlei. • Wall anus. $.. mad. rod mortscr..* *ft WV*, aaissur. mosola. NINO. of se loch ol s— is— 44 so seal be*. to M. u• : Into Who Moole. ple p war% so •••••• *en. lie • It N. II 11. MY* ot:nrire.37l=l4/71.61M Wl* near harcl. .4.44 lldget lb Ms de *Me amd • 4 mood Ws to Um wll' Ined4. worm' re doom moL Ilams oompos, le me ommol* Mith took Not to*4 apd ton. wmella s..ll , lenublag oribb ol.adl. *slew 1111:1. VIVI, *I •I/Llt Mei*: PIONS? Noe Nosh W. Is. If. IL X * M 4 cookal net rib r Ilk lb • lilt womb owl *a* g 111* Imp* m moo caeleelo. Oa Me% &WI. movie tor mime ar *se We **ft *I islet rot • %ma —Tho Poor. IF.* sod Mo loch Pre. err NO7 M No CleehAtlttlorM- bon Ms • ma _ minusittom. MOurflit. "DDT Int CAI' sod LAS rlll/1.11 roll ON kir dew abs. Ta Net agar bey 47.4111 tri m l o p anaa..4 ona. apmead aft 1= 6 :,..1 .4 anion rilisala. a• mar as . 11-4 IL cola. is. vallooll. ate. rl. PATS iie itKOMAULD. UDC is askew -4..s 4 am a or.amewmar. Pad kg aro of 0000114 moll &ors. •lllsilmmi awl br. mint In nand 16- •••••••• I. • sions. kw be •• •4 :71.. of the poireal •••••••,.. ••=4:II.IIIIPAIVILICKLIes low i• 1114 linear. 11, ealeilbram‘ Ingoiler. V. lOZMAC'ti (XWAIIINI Of SAMIATED r A roll Lin —emir aolooliew moo Or w e i lfojel sr Ws Oen rm• us el •••••==lt = 1.184 =I% amompole 'MY LIII•••••16 111 •• ••••••••• al 111•=a4.71•12....... lir %mewl ..••• .1 lie raft • eleamos w•i** AP% 1•4 Ste "L. ....... WS, .. 464 dl 'IOW Or WO if Oaor. hist ios Lem. awl. . 111. "= &g and Dia Ilk WI •••••••• ••••• I. kneels pull/ •beli wow ••••. 1.••• am* lent Ita a." ••••• l• 0•.••• ye ••••••• 4.60=.11. SIP MN & IR MIPMI•1. 1••••••• 11. Rot OR Ilmilft. IIIM: lola - Ill• "II ofroollamoko. ? r • lidle/LI'LUS MEACHAM/18K. MANUFAV- 1 Tylllll. 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Mom Omieral Dr rivelp is tamin mai AT= or Name or Syr me. isetz mw DOLITH A /AMAX nu,. .. ... ....... VsAa42l.. lIDDIIII DO 1R ••nick' WEL! ..... TOL awl Ite lasi war •i - i. SOYM. • ICTOMA in tanTorn. wary led dry es. . MUM ID OLD FOS? Ism Imm la Ihs woe—. 4IL UAL/LINO It PRIMA cliiikusion " 6:1 . ' SR : Itli.filag Ol 6" = "l"" Zlrtiri fa ammo mil pesky=Der to rilwer &lin. jlalllionli. Iieh ELIMI llUD4Rl a ll*. leassagn. arEVINSied SON, 711, Iftispigiiri&estWithia. pp. wan I . 1111.61501 QlllMlr e e iL inis ilmo some "I MIM lIPIIW. 881. O. i aris* Sit iligki= mum rtbe illoomi. Pk. Us • or brows. . aL. oft ob. d iO raw iCti Olim or Oro. Ms hlormelo gis. Ifs Wm* Ns p ; ie desoi. Oremere. a.4a.4 T • =NA.% leek imilms. SOL ;ii Mis. Welcome Chre. p rei. Sle. 81.. iim. Joke do Orem or Lake If& doom -Mosel CHM MIM MOMOMM M roccoosbio prise Goode firecemlei Mikis I die tee el MUM ,1*11111.11116. ARTELL's OLD BRANDY, bottled is ,o!tree es relerdeed via *Mr ewe ewer sad bred se deer arm es Wpm* g di5. m. = 2. 17.....41 ., = / 16. pee lele els. ands, tree is We am emir rad ell ea be , is. mt ere awl dr dhow *Nulls. Me Am VIALWep es. she perm et re me Oa. Ilt. MBAS TOW eliMilft awl 111. lOW 11d111110e P. allll:E1 B 8.--OBNUINB HOME-MADE.- Fort.ll4L. Oaf. Id. pa lb. DOSIINTOI sod SON. bib]Ms. Ombberiss. W.O. QIIIDS..--Ispasial Kidney Potato, per bushel, Ba. ; itta Val=olire Pow P. rar tort . Onour•orlio Pro:at UN. Rollo worth rim. to soft MCI Irmo ot /Orr, rind 00.. totims. dl=iir lt.ll.—A Pt et one pr y isem. mom psalm. OILY ITALIAN, ENGLISH, and OILMAN W Sa. ?Oak 'VIM mad YUMA MX 1118141. lei MVOll,O=ll ObT&LOGIVII tt Vs tbrie Mt me sembed bib saw moll ttleml pia. sod ammillas ibt tad V blab is totek at Mb an le IN* wet es tit brow ~UM vibise. To tub vats I ammobst Qs trail .rd • slat Ohm an No Armsir as fivolaa MIN Iv nib undo sad I 1.11 st abbr. deittles. sr Ws amity. mad mil imobstil is agtiatita. •Chumblvititatat V WM:ELM= BUOVIIIIIIE COURANT& a g ird i Ta 4 44 l6ll4lll2l3 " l by the elms Vigz MMI l k I NI aril amenliesine : Mslll= l . all We sa lrrall 'a raTOS lassertars. 114, •v. Er &Wind t i t 1791/ warrem 41 la the ssimla. sal IS b. ATTENBOROUGH. 1111.—lis laabriiaaa ."u sal SILVIS la as maw s Ails roar Eami arra *err purr 7••• $ • L sapless 4 a. I. n Pair ... • rs t at: al l ; .• n LIM Ji l l I • "fi ill' ill • 17 Sprr 7 s• * 4 ti it . 11/ 7ls 31140 'MI II I War is a rs:ar i ps rider wsprl==. Swat ss *s. Fr a—WM =sork Se. trislrrZirl7. INN IMPERIAL LINEN COMPANY swilislosi 'SAVING et ON M./0 RTII awn b•pe adios Melo ilb• PO MUMMA 01 of sag Sdemeis DtAntaT Pre o ll4=== . litswin• WMA. N OTICE TO VOLUNTZERIL IL g 3 oreirete 110111111 X sop mil, s Orrl et. Wirt et edam :34er Oedema VOLL el T Itell LIMA owns. o r. rip i w . , . ettb geremederee, eed se ebb b.--robeeere he end aassaimessm Nisi elder alb* (Weer d dred j.... aart aal A Z alik Ind. Orseere As magus elt de maisem=egeli la every deleibi. abb. palm owl deb. be all dare MI edeabee: OMNI. eel Ckele. delerpreel=. bum sod ebbe bre Bledred• dertede. saravide. add Leddled Sue bel deb laredereed desebeees. Teem= wed V. de. de. likaseksig Order. Mere de de. aJid eweled' Clobbe Obleeei babe Dr r emejleeibe.eadtteder ers' dedie Idea Lase Nebee—Ar led ne rad arjerde eird Odder. Wee Veber, Tie lIIIIPO/L I TAILOIIIIO DIRMITIIIII I Se be bed steeled I. Ledo& Tle bed &Mb Nam led w.. biesere aspen ed. IL MOM bet r as t eammi. Caw et Iteleeler add end Owed et J. Oareeedbeek eree L MOUS meld 6011 willle be emelledede elderteL bet it vibe's M_ bead ed. le VU be embeeeeL rbe web Tbdr M.l, eeelebbe $ lbebb et U. Mary et Odle leedrade. vith elLaremememe lad Ild et raft web at opormi.a. or yea A..... 1 Tsar be Mo. T H 3 "INDISPINSABLZ" SUIT, matLiedess um a m empa ii =raveriabets adeposi Ida le sr arirloble mod surrissair=er Isidro atiris = z l ... rez .., 824 Mali of Muria sod THE GREAT EASTERN.—Anelegant s a p se i r aniol ampoolog d I= 4 ' sag los eilletsed Omit d NINON= mil cwit men of NZW OZ /ONDar sad NWT. §AMUKL BROTHERS, Sk Leigete-hill, are the lavestals ss4 ids Making( she TKUTJUILE. lIL. of airless Wean BMW^ amplelas 1.••• wir parr. SAKIJKL BROTHERS , 9t, Ludgate-hill. warrant the It ar malailai at ade STDRUAM TRO MUM 176.111. SAMUEL BROTEIRRB, 29, Ludgate-hill, warrant Lbsir lOT4 SUIT{ at 14. empisbe. SYDENTIAM TOP COAT, 415.1 TROUSERB, 1110LIOSI COAT.l76.ll.l.—Pmewee et the mewed Is ..net for tie .eamstaeare Wee 011111•41 we dear eireelaied seeeeeheei neineelb awl ebeetria. air mom is mit 01 AS ken weleb every 0111104 Mr diem se lie ilbereeles wee per er=es et tie seleellameg el RUM stung sac sx WALTERS' PATENT LAILIIA1 ; 001MININJON K MAL ableird al S4TIJUIT. CITY. MUNN'S VEGETABLE (COLZA) OIL, 44. per AA Lowlel GAM. nerd be drib brit bleb., ID ate mewls , be me elbee let 114sIesatat. ar al Wee ler gg i Irra FiCkeelbellelt *AL. al Mg dans MI& mei Wardell le wean. punt REPLACED.-DECAYED TEETH A, . L. EMU% DareturDeilbg. nelels Mawr asjorlleg Teolb or NAM" •• tr ial ..4 ; reriailm de. sweasles,L Daiwa le gide,,aad Napped mai lin Oftmirgla ode se sommanir ... _ cz r awl kr& l e ss n:Fa....r .ar "an r ia lW O 114, WITRUIT Isporbeillo =sea anargiAllljihmarart. KICINELLI 50AP, the beet for pro nlvatrimeati Po. poodle.. Weis or • b il u t lyo unt to bet abet puma all WO art tobsimpleirs Ws% nu . ay afro Gai. oS amino la loor li VP Mob loblot oaf mom lo yea Os woo of IloolonIC• Silf2 TZARS et WOO= lave peeved Isora tow wrirue Mt a OIL ssl am= ei blmlab k" 1• 14 % Mar kir r i".ll 6lpfewit dimes NI hem F....1:11 .1. 41. Oki% via samw. _ _ha I. 0 wilt a. kris tuft of a lemellal al Mal ohm la eta& 111.ollata. Mal Obi be7=l.l = = Maiellysi .1 lb Palm la. M. la.. i;eil lON /1 . 0. art a. cd .1.6 11..-4sajto larganWlSOZ 151 f al il l'ild lak. OW aid mamma TI ULY EFFICACIOUS sag MILD. A. se. 'wove eguza d rietrreegt i i m eat P itim etk ... to allitor blines IS. a"=.4.11.111 a dr, ow re I ft OM epanibis ril week. so I: irlitietr" - " l ttresT diP" ns ." 4 l V2 Vottroilt.. .111, me to WI ota r a 3t a5t.„..... "L iMigarel esti, NNW rag NINBTBENTAANNUAL BS., is AID ii r ,?.... ce 11111 IWIDO d MIMI UN IVO Imis_phis is SW bosom. Tlaarlq: lowilisifter:Mtaart L: ar. b lZN:dmiS edi . lad 81 : ALBERT WITH TINNICIRT at 8, ted ii m=k 1 • 041011.1011•4 tame .11111, MINA SIVIIIIMO toll OM . 1 1 WIAXT=MID a., and tatl e Me s kl o tar, SW& la. *lib an lie baba .Mr ameba MA. dmilf..! froms II to I me,116.: gassy. la B Pi. aid Mn. GERMAN BUD, TO.NIGHT, EN lig=11•1011161 O: Marla r lia Mak ma amd Altoraawast v ul Ave Eask Pa* RATIOSII. Ow lbama Judi "ma i - IAA""11412 6 tree at _ Gallas uozersAnn mi. lialmaalusst— a. la., la : Oak h. • , mama as vo orT. ale IS 04 1• Mr• lid% ON tia.t. BM isaashmosa. fllt. LAMM MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL MUSSON. 1812 f. _ ..„ .118 ASWAN IN No •INis . Prom Is 46 Ns •• of asy ta sabousso. Sr or= DAILl ia... l SursirmsZ sill. II OS 4, .... in a15d St le h ri a tamii t i d s =c - Sily si amellial UZI e= i= = Ns =Mr% 11 = 1 ireltAis as Ihs abdis Ni V oath* 'TY Ili Imasft sf SlitrMazi .a. pat i te= IMMO% dim bee Ns Unser. 1 . e. • mum NATIONAL ABBEM BLY ROOM% High A. a —Kr. W. 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Amami 11* Ntruelmonli *kW Mos. Lib Osibilia. be. LA•~ DELAIDS GALLERY, Lowthsranads, In NOW OW ler RIFLI IP RAMO& Rol" sal:V . lu~ rum la Lathes. orb lams B HONl34 .l lmood) TEA, pare as packad from 1 1M pink M mled sod Mod mauls of Ilt., .71b,5...1 Mor means et M pot Ilk IS. sr um.M. 111 4.1181M01 WOO el ...Nom IMININD ur.......1= bom' 1M Imils mot IMM laf MIS Ms mol deo Mom Oinrf t. Esioi lirjl=l4 Illmol DIM irii=, ll..m . 1466Wfcemrd IS Imay ma sm - 1 - ‘ll -- iza mom Imilk at Leataotaraso. manse aura Maim sad Werairmir I rllllll BAST sal CIiZAPJAST TEAS sad 1 OOMON la ligreD sro as sAI lam la be olieleall al PUILUIPS mai Oa. S. Was Willoosmarosa, Ogg. and meal mkt sows 14 1 1:11. IL SI, h a t. 11. sod IL . I Ali llsmisaa. h. IL. h. M, sat as. Tin ars go tlio vague Oa rat warm fres Se Whim slalom or seartos to.. In ast ir& A oleo asmaa boa mrlsea plow All moods wino boa old& skit Wks of the O. " W HAT de the wild Waves say new r—wily, ot Az a Isla an As pap • pres Ob. IL aitow eta ". Wt. M. pa Out q Maw etwonew. lerettewe4weA LAND'S PUItE I&OPATHIC COCOA. prwpoiles d Osies Nut b kV* le- WNW b: le=s sopied pros eras No yA in& akermer ■ Isla. lam LAND'S. (MUM DIGESTIVE 0000 A at2Wom=ror i ra:grir s ir a jo ug et.' rorssvo= =lrmo foursome peers: tiddge. ADDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. aomufau me. a L lftemailf. eveleseeeemilee be abort of beeedle Claim. VIA v Buil.lll belteelb Meet. elleferoll robed, wrelee Mee, Wort loam Jmnri Orr.. LADINO* SOTILIJ LW tad Oi&tni WAGS al 1101.11ITICD ISTKLOPY 1100ilt sod 111/IMMIDS m mite: ems Oamete, bleibi. art Wrwe Ws" at 11l PATRIC! 41661r•CLANIII0 Or elite 111.14.1•E4.1W1 sad 110 VILTIIII sellatte PIIIWWWTATIOW. We writes la meariMe, le be bed et BIN Itlf Winkle Pleeeddle. tw owe ben emetvliereese MUDIE'B !ELECT LlBRARY.—Revised I.lBTdotlllW sad dales BOOK a area* aided I. s f tra :ad of papaw wort. sir the past oar= vamet . eraharm ea eaalMsfras.-011AILLIEVeD MULA. Now Oalsama et rarrat Loran. GNI Cramartst. LI !BMW, PILAYFA-BOOKB, and CHURCH 1..3 SWIM. el 0.111 dirleffOla. a Merl prim lboolis Me ',mg pansy esboile. NA = Ntinno. rid G. assier, ihaseur.welei. lAgarshismes. TM sold lie reals wog. rum: THE MADRIGAL &ODDITY. The as honied an arresstheartiveresry meeting of the above society war held as Tremorous' Relies Thursday In; OW Gorge Clerk, the pretreat. to the chair. Sir George le an of ear ran dietisgrabed anon% sed his morn anisarasta, hien to bl. genre Is,. of the an in It. Want Sanaa, qualify him .mistily for the oMoe be buns. Isdeed, we mg say fa paralsg, the Marisa Bodeti k b: y e rag bees happy la He yews there have Less Lites vi llegre, laso:Droa =kgestlires orreally Ostend ein reined, sad • of goers en nisi; the his Lord &Ara, .ref of Dese's Wird venue, en as eatbimiesulc lover of awn riled; rid the pretest sieellesit 'ratchet, Sir Georg* Olen. To thin, en to no grid spirit of tear nalaistraties, the aserest sod ipeeelog icy of the anew daring se Meg • prod is is IN anell agree owing aide! r they liar bets, dung the whole of this period, by the sealer awl assegege se-eperition of the well-knows sad scroseplinsi loseesey .merry, Yr. Obpheat. The risers of ran es We esseeiss ezeillest, sad br we e sever herd the nese go MINI together. A. urn the periannees been win d a d = pires—it wes P..lestrina's enters, "We have bead with our sera." The soadripala wee seined from the treks of Gibbon, .Wealkes, Mtibye, Lees lieresolo, Morley, Dryers*, We, erl Rana Armes Wilbye's •' bar I vowed," Marley'. " Le, when with levery loon" sad Cosversis " cularl Whoa ell rose say homy love was *yin," were parti y socordeL Mr. Olipharst, who seen hit:editor Into his week sere retches noel of en ibited a besonally iihrrixed espy at the nibs rad rigidness of • neekr club seinhain et the Beer Tavern Is Orion nor 1680, with • list of the swenbera, is whin wand the asses of Dean Penn (the brother of Henry Tarsi!, sad himself • corpses Meese sees), en several other resin arrows of the tins. Several of the NAM, by their seised sad primi tive style, ezalsed non mgiisss, Oxford seers to bay. bass a very resin pleas td those days. Antony i Wood ghee as esseang essouse el the eraser areelep whin be red to fregent, aid Isamu theriptits• at the aerbers. Gee of then, be spy wee "Jr. Resehron, as apothecary, • eterolid tinsel elyeinpipe, who weak played as the est=eerie nos the eeisater-Ware. •• • very of hie skill (thesik be hod bet litde of it), sad tinders word he ever sad sees reedy to rho • vial keine hie briers; wire Wog by ail, they wany relied Ma • Beadle wood.' " " The genera is private weetiwp," the gee =ern* afterwards rya, " which A. W. three, esd fiveparts rib vien, se = 11 4 1 • 4 1, aessier-teser. eled bon, wit& ful ortir s.. X . red. &JP' sirs hymn with than; and they a vine be es restreest way beinglag to • airs Wier, ead and as• ekes dot it amid ems osgthen for here of iselsies *dr reellegs ft be ante an /Wg h Mr. 0i• Ones deb at sloe Sew Tavern, win Ns gees else en or gratkar, ersee bre bees quite akin to the or tiap de nser by eld Asihesy Wood. AHATIVI PIRTOINANCL—AI asitsur priors ems I the &Top CIO, hr As Walk el as "New sal bodies of " toe butary asairais rersay Aseeasok• Is And 10 tak• plan at tb Lyclwas Main as We:bosky Inleatag, March 7. The folleslair _widows, ineapt 0 1.17•4611 eastritnis Oak Brehm J.R. Plancei, I. TWA*. G. A. Ws, Om &Alan Ihsegb, H. J. J. RaWagentl. laisesair Beettiashaa, Z. Dr.par. A. Yy T.Lawmen, was/ Takaboe, J. Cr.. /e ar Winos. I. P. labset., J. Yowary, Crofton Croker, Dr. 0. 1.. H. lams. Oodlley Tweet. J. Lowe, Thome Arohr, rXO. /mob. J. istow., C. lortmia. Grattan Co.io, o. WI, C. H. Hanna, J. 0.0•0 Fraud.. Julia. Pence, %obey, husk Viasselly, S. Lido 0, awl Abort Sod& Thrums ROYAL HATNABEWL--Her Majesty andl kk Bold } R ivas= the Prime Omen awls lbssoured the Theeits Remorbet with their preethee as maing. mord solsoseapimi Ur Hos. 111.=, the MAL Lofforyp ea loei Omen Lehi Modes Phony, tad Oaked "`............" ....._-_,d I` , E,WS PAPER / til lb t 5 • • 3t---vi 't , . t , I _ dj r lir I I . je L 7 All .lf IBS Mid a LONDON, MONDAY BITENIN, ~,, kEBRUARY 20, 1880. (Stamped ld. Additiosid.) [TWOPENCE. TSB -ItUDGAT. PAPER MANEPACTIIIIHRS. A derfratiou of paper manufacturer/ amiteibbied at t i arras, l'ae.yead, ca flaturdstr le MI wpm the at the Exeltaper ta m p so l i the Padden' el the =Trek, ia older to tap seem lesileaties el these erilleheaMbelemmieraial WM, width alma the ete a t Mb .91 Yana amialsalared paper; i r 4% 1 r p t a of =Mirka, at the leper mesodeseme, him by the Pante pessimeset. Mr. Ammo. Ma so the prelodoey mash/, lei the dogma the ; Ws asnalems pesegegoionommil ia the Mr. orris, M.P., Mr. Reck M.P., Kr. Cowan, Mr.r a iVrfillm Mr. Longman, sad Mesas. T. H. Basilan, W. T l - i ai ll T. P. Barlow (of Marrs. Diokessoes) H. Hall, O. Bubeldge, Jams Smith, O. Mr. the semitary. Load Halmealle, Mr. Mr. Aiglasll Mr. Crossley _and Mr. M. , meabans of park:sent, ascompasad the dept• teem, Mr. Mr. said the Mar metabstaren bad to suggest that, car peanasat sot to be booed by the eureles a dismetien l n their favour, and not l e a ihrelpi paper, mhos the foreigner mull take off of the of the raw material. Mum et the inazukan—Thea yea pro pose we Meek take oar stead oa s melly the wee was taus up tersely years ago, what all kinds of as were made to negotiate on the principle the" you ebt admit a certain thing anises foreigners woiM do the saw ? Every soak attempt, you know, mega egregious I hittatlrbfet did use dsg Me /tea amployneat to emialier tof the governmen sadds* as deem i am not dleminteing t, wit h W os t yes o pat aell I- Illialt- nia-gewatamenn Amid ate . the. ingot imam in kat power to Mink whet wont. Bat than are mural other simetries e Prance of which this gemplatat is made—BelPaoti aellsoff, Geronuiy, Spain, sad Peetwpa, it not llasti. There would be stone diffkulty to assellartag ke meter mkt oak a condition. If you soledtied hence ler Ur eadvalest of this conousion, all the ether esmitis would, mike the " soot favoured nether dame, get tbelawaltet as alskiden elks= coannodites, without ghtlegyee ear egthelent Mat 'pis, for beam% enseldme hired' fog may 4.olllltheafb I glee no opinies upon that question, to way pri vilege, with regard to wines, which you may give to Passes epon • out diem. Practically, I behave that applying them most favoured man Mum to any such rah/oast saniselas is iacapable of being carried out; it la like the obligation Imposed es railways to charge equal fuse under equal ch sametances, and you use that to decide when the theme stances an mu/ would be attended with hopeless difficulty. Bat I do set think the government would be allowed to pat this "aide on that coalitional footing. Mr. JOYWOoIs said that he end his friends were also free beam, but if they were not allowed to have moue to the sew material, their trade would be annihilated. lt was a masofeeten whist employed 160.000 pair of heads is this country, with a capital of 8,000,0001. sterlieg. He hod blroselelaid out 140,0001. in factories and inaelitner7, sad the amount of duty he paid last per wee 27,000.. The taking off the excise duty wee a great boon to the country, bat unities the empty of rags from abroad were to be per milted, he calculated that, with a free Importation of the foreign mannhotors, he should be 18,00 W. the loser. Raving taken leave of Mr. Olaristons, the depute , ion then paid a visit to the President of the Board of Trade, who baud ales "his ors *mislaid very tally by Mr. Joymea, Mr. Ikea and Mr. Oman. Be was at the same time warmly empatakted by Mr. Cowan sad others upon the repeal of the excise paper duty. Mr. Cowan said that although he believed the wools country rejoiced at the badge', be should deplore It. being &computed with the °cretinous's, In the; semiamilal tasty, of an iejoatice muted on oar paper manufactaire. which was artificially deprived, by foreign legislation, of the raw material it required. It was farther suggested by several of the manufacturers pre sent, that they woad not be afraid of coreptitioa if the Pres* and other foreign goveramente would allow their tap to be exported at a duty even of 20 per amt., from white thoes government. timid Odes a revenue, instead of the stooks prohibition of export Mr. Muria Otesow, having listened SO their gatemen* :tart geese quietism for information, said be entirely with them tbit the of act we a moat desirable one, and he thought it wee a fir thing to ask of the French go volumene, when we mellowing the export of our cosi for an their manufactures . government would give their bee consideration to the , but he should outainly sot be in tutor of a protective duty in favour of the British paper manefutur-r, for it lasposaible to nuke such an euteption to the pried trade. The deputation • WHOLESALE STATIONERS. On ikturdsy afternoon a deputation of whoiseale stationers waited upon Mr. Gladstone to submit a statement se to the clams of the trade for fall allowance of drawback IS the abelidm of the paper du , y. Baron Itcrnuiceinti, M.P., introduced the deputation, end urged the claim of the deputation to a full allowance of drawback on the stock of paper in hand, which the wholissie stationen regarded aot only as a gumshoe of justice but else of expediency, as meets that was granted they would be great keen by the proposal of the groweru sent. Cuarna, a member of the deputation, mid they sad airmail agreet fall in the prim of paper after the let of Jaly, should the duty tease on that day. Mr. OLI.DsTOIII remarked The your view of the matter differs very meet from ether potties interested in the question. I have just resolved a deputation from the news paper mesa, and from the statements made to ma by those gectkrosa it seems that they eatertala a confident belief that ' so far tom the reseal of the duty lowering the price of paper It will lames h eserhkeably. Mr. CRAM rid, whatever the east might be, they ' sated for a neatest= of the ditty upon the s too ks ht had, and they hardly saw how that could be refused. In reply to a quiets It wee stated that the duty upon stocks II bond would amount to between 200,0004 sad 260,0004 It wee tattler rived that largo ewes of wog had beta invested on the WA of the excise label below re. turned, sad that there was no poselbility of defrauding the revenue Haub drawback was allowed. Unless it took piece the trade would be pantlyeed MI the tan was repealed. Several publishers bed already destined to Wee any mare works until the Um suss repsaled, sad In me printing esta blishment forty beads bad bees dimities! in me day. Mr. Onanerotre sold—l m sorry las anehle to devote inore attention to yollf tatkeo today. My time, so you may commit, is m occupied at the present moment. I have sootier deputation in the meet some which I have promised to see. I have to be present at a Cabinet Conseil et 2 o'clock, and I have more than • hundred anomie/id let ters, ell of which must native attention at my heads. I oats only soy I shell be glad if possible to meet your views" sad that the subject shall receive my best and earliest considera tion. The deputation then withdrew. IRISH AND SCOTCH DISTILLERS. A deputation from the Irish and Scotch distillate waited on the Right Hon. the Chancellor of rho Exchequer on Saturday, to draw his attention to the effect which the proposed redaction of duty on foreign spirits admitted into this comity kw meenzeption would have upon the inte rests el British diallers. The deputation oonalated of Sir IL Orogen, M.P., Mt. Bowyer, M.P., Mr. P. O'Brien, M.P., Mr. Mr. George, M.P , Captain Esmond., M.P., Dlr. Mew, H.P., Mr. Ellice, L.P. Colossi Coll M.P., Mr. Dakhla, M.P., Mr. Radmoed, ALP., Sir Jane s Power. Mr. Haig, Mr. Jeronimo, dro., Sir B. Osman having introduced the &patsies, Mr. JAALIIIIOX, one of the members of As deputation, then headed to the right honourable gestlensa • memoria l to the Woes that the propesed alterance of duties on foreign opera ripoeel the Irish sad Scotch dis tillers to the competition of foreign distillers in the bone market, giving them only a protection of Eid. per pilot. es an equivalent for tbe excise restrictions. The memorial eked for • drawback for upon of 30. per gees, as spirit. imported by the oldie restrictions were prodeoll at ea rare charge a l7e pee met., even though dray paid so deitj es the export. The Cauncattos of t e Excussona said be wen rash obliged le gralmors hr their oraiderstlea. end bogged to ranee th e irlls. be would give the UMW" of the illiusuiel his best surallss. Von idigle he. gentleman the nad the otioltdds sag sithr the subj... of a drawb ack, which IN slid hosheeld eradhe asked the deputation If they band assopoldsh with the French broftly. Mr. isistmooor sold awed wt. They led more fear is teepee to the Omura el*, ratite was • Sao pare spirit. The Curacy... Los all. /Sone:wee—The Dell ? Mr. 11A14—Y48, we for the letroclucttos of the Dell spirit. The Casorcam.oft of the Exemplum& said be had only to repast the government wuald give to their regireentatlass and sugrelless, es contained to their memorial, their hest consierstice. TIAA AND BIIOAR MIECHANTB. A deputatios fns. this body waited oft the Chia cellar of tho globe/we on Letentey I. 111111•110110 wrists dosser is the mew of meow that were to be beterwl yes we woe ow, seastee, to., imported into tido etwairy, eel wee. woe beaded apes N. .rnvsl bars. The Maw tuba cesoistel of Mr. Berriell, M.P., Mr. J. C. Been, 111. P., Mr. Mediae's, Y.P., Mr. 15..., M.P., Mr. Beater, M.P., Mr. Veami b .P . ., Mr. Dealop, M.P., Mi. Deers, M.P., Mr. M . P., Mr. Miller, M.P., Mr. Core Leagtoa, K.P. , IL 8. Swart, 11. P., Br B. Cana, M.P., the Re.. P. B. Berber, M.P., Mr Z. Gray., M.P., Ostend Sykes, M.P., lir J. Ogilvie, M.P., thr J. P.ilms. ILP, Mr. Rammed, M.P., eid beat of dr ri limenis idia ltia ira l ;eget slatea ub te , (jam Dahlia, ro i ll ilea ether tetras. isla k il l7Ca l a' s, M.Par n e betrothed the • Mr. Oval" id edarowel the = 1. 11 41 : ilia' irons, seemed do he atieeled a err aseedeg el sae tea trade in Liverpool, and with oessaton the fatilki of the reestiag livennible to the le epos whit* the right hon. gebtlemen'a budget IMO ‘ l' only took =ilsere &We es eel torch in the ateration pro et k IN& upon tee in bond from one pines to somber. The alterations c jeetd to were inserted ht dames 11, 11, sad 13 of the imelegens lad epos the table ` the semmittee or Top mad mune. The objettiek, however, to the 11th Gleam was got rid of by the right hon. geallemen's ileanden in lrie letter to )Ir. Glyn, which bad bra pnliNeW ibe merisme jams& The Mb sad 134 h Myer were sfortgly sbjeeted to on the ground that no tea or Wye geode Wt bed been beaded conkd be transiened witheet mare ter eme removal. All the tea ts portd into • Malay is amemarily plead in bond, sad there It is kept mkt the ewe of the cantons watch dog. The CEASCILLOI Of the ElClllllol2.—And who is le pay the wish dog afterwards ? (A link.) Braten than went an to deed to the mamma chargeson the removal at tea eat of bend, booms time removals were frarteseit es regarded emit prime of tee. The Cimannamet of the Inatanuna—Are the removals of one packer of Ise fivenent SivIIRAL VOICIII OLvery. Semetinsee the one pokey is tmeneed The CmAnonzama bl enn Raiminwin—What proportion of tos imported Isle Me emsol7 nadeepes removal in bond ? Mr. emirs—am drin Th. CwecwLoa of the R 30011 mid be was afraid that they could not go they thsho al rough the details of the goodies. 11= :Ird that embod their elOsomons in a leybig doe y rs acme plea try which the principle they ensinitined eagle he be aerie& est. He felt sure that miggieth emit in • proper spirft from them would resolve wee, esselleielbs from lie semeneenat. Mr. ham= *FM the lends which he repremated would ,much POW that ea Id. pr lb. eboeld be charged to ibe reuse be. A.ausy ea lee Ms Ibeelbeiresdeebeall be delppled by thews miens semplieelei The CHANCazzon of the Exonmthet i Cat I . propene will °lily mate 16,0001. or AWOL per mummy whet by yeer seggessica yen propose to give ces something like 350,0001. Mr. &num said they hid no wish to throw the burdens off their shoulders, for they knew that the government mast have • fIITORIIIK and ought to have a surplus • bet the MARRY should not be related in a manner datives:ld hinder, harem and fetter trade. In fact, the 12th and 11th clause would render the trade impracticable. Mr. GLADATONI-12 that additional penny made to me ma • 'oration from all the gentlemen present ? (Criss of tt No.” Mr. =Ns said that he stated that this was the feeling of the trade which ha represented. Mr. PATRICK Olintair, M.P., OR the pert et the we =mere, strongly potiumh against this pleposed Manse of • penny additional duty es tea. (Hear, bear.) (toms conversetion then awned, In which It was shown that the emus objectilase urged is respect to tea would apply to sugar, pepper, 0024111, rim, soap, sad tobacco. TR. CRANCILLOR. of t h e EXCHIQUIR said that It was Impossible for may memory to muds so ninny subjects, end again suggested that tbe eevoral °Wakes should be em bodied in a memorial, to which he would pay every attention. The deputation haying thanked the tight hon. gentleman, this withdrew. MAXIM or Pride, evening s special nesedng of the mothers of this institution we. held to oossider the Dew comemsdel treaty with Frame, and the statement d the Clisnesithr d the Ma chimed made to the Rome d Comm ea the prewions Frutay, and also to petition both Masse ei&esti a re latioa thereto. After sane dissemies the time were agreed to :—" ath Ile ple7e - a jtoroet houses of parliament pray* that t legidethe ethot be given to the new cotomer treaty with name, eseenspenying those whims with the expression that it le Isabel& to n preeent to the Franck' t that sub metliketicm be mole in the thud • as may piece British shipping in Preach ports on the same advastage as ?Meath shipping in British ports." "That tide Chamber pithiest the Houma of Qopoeas In favour of the budget of the Chancellor of the , but that this petition be sosompanied with an to it:n of regret that tits same monad of tax proposed led on income as on maimed property." 4 memorial has been addressed by the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce to the Chancellor of the azobequer, propesieg a haltpthuth postage stamp for newspepen—or say printed matter under two ounces in weight. MST PEEACHEEII.—Her Majesty has intimated her appremal of certain altamess fa the usual armagemeete es Sadie regular preashere LAM Chapels Royal for Lest. The following is es ammonite BiSS df the Wimps, deans, eel ro3al obsplairs, or their substitatea, appoiated to preach daring that mews :—At bar Majooty's chapel t the palace at St. Junes'. —Fob. 22, Ash Wednesday, the Bitthott of London ; 24, Friday, the Rev. the %brims (Rev. F. Garden); 26, Sunday, the blimp of Beatles' 29, Wednesday, the Rev. Wililam Curses ; March 2, Friday, the Bev. the Babdien, for th e R . 5 .11. Finch ;4, SooMy, the Bishop of Whtheester ; 7. Wedassisy, the Rev. the Bakkrea, for the Bev. F. Hutton ; 9, Friday, the Rev. H. Haworth ; 11, Sunday, lig Bishop of Worcester; 14, Wedimedey, Abe Rev. Thomas Mille • 16, Friday, the Rev. H. Meivill; 18, Suede, ' the Mille; of Chichester; 21, Wed ; neaday, th e Ray. H. Motelsy ; 23, Friday, th e key. the Eutesse, far the Rev. C. Y. floors • fa Sunday, the Bishop of Manchester; 1111, Wednesday, tht; Rev. Dr. Themes* I 30, Friday, ON Rev. F. b. Rotolo; April 1, Palm Sunday, the Arebbethop of Csaterbetryi 4, Wednesday, the Rev. William Selwyn; 6, Good Friday, the Very Rev. the Dean of Wombats ; 8, Baster Day, the Bishop of Oxford, Lord Almoner. At Whitehall Chapel :—Feb. 22, Ash Worluteday, the Raw. C. Copley; 26, Sunday morning, the Doan of Chichester, Very Rey. Dr. Hoak ; Sunday afterame. the IIL Rey. C. hiceley ; March 4, Sunday Ilayaieg, the Dna of Illy ,_Vary Raw. Dr. Goderia; Sunday th e Rey. J. R. Wood ; 11, Sunday scuds& the Dean of R Vary Rev. Dr. Geniis; Beadily aftenteem, the Roe. B. Beekee; 18, Sunday marsieg, the Rev. F. Gail, for the Dean of Devitt's ; Sunday artersooe. the Rev. Dr. Goalbern ; 26, Sudsy eternise, the Rev. F. Gill, for the Deaa of Carbide; Sunday afternoon, the Rey. F. Temple; April 1, Pala Sunday, morning, the Dealt of York, the Hon. end Vary Dr. Duncoreke; antrum, the Rey. I. Hopes.; 8, Good Friday, the Rev. F. Gail; 8, Kota Drt morning, the Vs lL Arohdesoon Tatum, for the Dean of Westminster ; sitar noon, the Rev. F. 0.11, for the Rev. J. Randolph. THE SPECIAL SUNDAY EVREltel BERVICII3. Yesterday evettirs the eighth of the special services at Sc. Pad's Cathedral was held under the dome, the coogregation being as large se upon thy previous ocossiow Fall choral service wee performed. the memo& being the R. Thomas James Rowssll, M.A., of Bt.Sgolltestr lege, Cambridge, incumbent of St. Peter's Cherub, Stepney. Ho e. emo. neat Sunday evening will be pre ach ed by the s. Dr. Morose= Villirrs, Bishop of Cat At West minster Abbey I.st night there was a large composed mainly of working people. Them Z I T= service, the mayors being mai d the Rev. Precentor Hellen, the aerates being by the Rev. Richard Malone, M.A., of Queen's lyre, Cambridge, Incumbent of Br. Mat th ew's Church, Westminster. Tbe nominated for next &meg sight is the Rev. G. Intri a t r , M.A., obaKela to her Majesty'. brew At Exeter Hall the inandag service was poached by the Rev. C. 11....... 1_,...1 11purp00 • that l the eves*/ by the Rey. J. 0. F. Knapp, ammoniate of King's College, Loudon, Incumbent of IT. WI Church, Pones. The theatres were as usual densely crowded. The Rev. Hugh Allen, M.A meter of Bt. George's, fietkwark, 113 well known se the late aftantooa lecturer at lit.fleorge's-in-the Feet,presched Lathe afternoon in the Victoria Theatre, end there was a sesta service at 7 o'clock, otedocted by the Rev. W. Brook (baptist), 'Meteor of Bloomsbury Chapel. At the Pavilion Theatre, W the we mon wee meshed by the EAT. H. D. Not : III T New York. Elder's Wells Theatre wee °steed Estes that in the morning being conducted and the sermon by the Rev. H.Christopherroo, M.A., minister of New Coilsge Chapel, fit. John's-wood, and that in the afternoon by the Rev. C. Striae, M.A , incumbent of Trout Chapel, Bast Boast. At that Standard Theatre, Shot/ditch, there wee s very miseelesteose audience, to whom a senses we. preached by the Rev. J. Paulson, M.A., of Corpus Chtiel College, Cambridge, rector of Spitallelds. At the Britannia Theatre tiers was ass senior, which wee coeduated by the Rev. Georg* &silk, minister of Trinity Caegregatiosel Church, Poplar. At the Garrick Theatre, Weitechepol, there were two servism ; that in the afternoon being coo dueled by the Ray. W. Grigsby, minister of the Taberneele, Koorisids, end that I. the OVIIM by the Rev. Charlie Dent Bell, NU., of Trinity College, Mule. Incumbent of Bt. John s Chapel, Hampstead. At B'. James s Hall, Pieced:lly, there were two MOM; that In the aftercare being sondaated by the Rev. Newman Hell, LL.B., of Surrey sad that in the evealag by the Pal Allan, of foliages, both Walsers of the wegre denaudnatics. CONVOCATION or THe PROVINCS ON CANTER 1111T..—Tall business of ooevocatioe woe tesoght be a does es Saturday when both houses mid for the deegotek of bestows at iVretmlester. In the Upper Home the Anil- Whop of Canterbury presided. • dissamire took plow on su b*. o f oijoolopor, Whop, and ea mattress to the QU•en woe screed to. Soma other bushier having boss tretwected, the home adjoined. The Lower Hones sat all day, sad diaseeed of negate having Mimes to "Siegel ' ra=" churchyards," do. Both bases were •d -atll Jane. The thaw of Wednesday morning has, to a great extant, dewed ths rivers , aid the salmon fishers bows been it work with fair succom. The appearance of the felt Is. we balm, highly enssentalea GI to the future pompon of the assets.—Atowdeen Jima& EMI= AND =rite no charge for plain moottill• lo the . n ' ' ea =env 11. giN en= er sr el • niaelet mina Nem reigearry. heneheld ing @geode Uri. Mee lin eon bee el fag kiX=ri=pa ) ewe SA I envelseenina% PUDLIC SCROOZ MULL A ppublic meeting we M on Saturday at the Thatehsd-house Tavern, St. James's-street, for proclaims the establishment of preliminary drill in ipublie schol in connexion with the voluatasr movement. Lord s o pre sided. Lord WOW, Mr. Byes., M.P., Sir De La c y Inns, M.P., Mr. W. Evart, M.P., Mr. Starling, M.P., it,. W. F. Campbell, M.P., Mr. Hanitury M.P m.r., Ys'. E. cestsia, mull DT, a 4l:2 the Provost of Eton, sod the Bev. G. IL Gleig, Cheplein to the Forces, were also present. The Cumastax raid itowienzilatians hem Lard Pal ms Mon strongly approving of the propossi to introduos poor liminary drill at the pub& selsosh as • pin of the edam- Banal owns ; front the Bishop et Leaks, Lad Brougham, Lord Lyndhurst, the BM of eleasela. sod the Deea of Christ Church late heed arester el Westminster School, ell exposing bony simenimenni la thsellostel the meeting. Lord Wan, who lamed the tint rosolatioa, spoke from his umbers is the Grimm of the 11001111111111101111 which wee thane c el hem the want of • baler sego/drama) with gen being mould from inedidate. first la the moor The spasm he wished to P P aimed old g$ fez *Ws schools was are advocated by Lord F. Fitechrense. The theory of drill esaialeed knowledge of the MOANS% end actions socessery for Wash and defence, and a keowledp of the words of oesumsd And • capacity of acting upon time, sad essessaalsodag the lemssiedge and Bios to others. AB WNW, werninienah wire capable of rapisioed by diagrams drums shams ham oa a black , Uem Amid. Bo wed& hews the Yid amnia book ntroduosd se • selsol-beek, sad salrPatad that boys who were required to porters laiBm27 movenseste the payarortad one day should be revered to expound them alethe seisol-ream to the seat. Be hoped the some system of WNW, wineetiou would be devised which shield be Bp pliable es all emboss, ene ea ail brio sober& ths decry of dein eleald be combined with Itsesethee. Be believed then would be no difficulty, sad the *dean in ramose to purposes of nati o n a l dehisce wee self avfdenL Be concluded by moving that, with • view to the per ioessoce of the robin , eer Circe, it is desirable that elementary drill alma be established at public and other wheels. The Hon. G. 137110. M.P., seconded the resolution, O wning that if the movement la which they owed so much to Lord Blotto wee carried out, it would ally all future Isere as to foreign invedoe. Mr. Giotto' CAM/MUNI supported the resolution, and urged the desirability at making It compulsory to teach drill in all echools. Kr. CONINGRAII, M.P., fully approved of the movement, bat deprecated any attempt to convert our public schools into regular n military academies. resolution was pat and carried. Dr. Hawrar (Provost of Ikon) proposed • resolution de claratory of the advantage of military drill in public schools as • means of promoting order, maintaining disiipliae, and conducing to mental advancement. He bore testimony from hi own experience of the advantage of military drill in vari one public asd private achoola an tending to that order, re gularity. and physical health which was the beet•preparation far mental culture. Mr. TUFPNIaL, inspector of schools, seecoded the motion, and stated that in all the schools under his inspection wintery drill had been introduced with the 'maim ed. vantage. He was anxious to say this to show that the benefit was se great in the schools for the poor as in those for the rich. In some instances. where the drill had been &bah. doted for a time, the discipline and conduct of the schools deteriorated, and the general program of education was fm. pedal. Brass bands had been introduced in tome of the parish schools, when the boy. were taught military music, end now from eight or nine of these schools 200 musicians were furnished to the army. Mr. O. Vitaxos hoped the movement would not be mend to absurd length. which would tend to reader its permanence impossible, he referred especially to the suggestion he had heard, of putting the boys at Eton and some other echoed' in military uniform. Dr. Ntitaox, who described himself as an old West minster boy, considered that the object should be to establish drill in the public schools, which would give the tone to all the privets schools. It was to this step that they must look lot the permanence of the movement for voluntarily national dellenes—when the enthteriasm in which it originatd end the ileadynen which now characterised it had died out. Dr. HLITTILT stated that there was no intention of putting the boys at Eton in uniform without the consent of the parents; sad the uniform, if sock it could be called, wee merely as ciallsery deer. Sir Di 'ACT Evers moved the 114 , 1 i resolution, and quoted, ageism Mr. Bright and others who endeavoured to throw ramie on the volunteer movement, the authority of Adam Smith, the gnat political economist, who had devoted a whole chapter to the argument in lavour of all great seams adopting permanest measures for national deistic.. Be paid a high compliment to Lord Eleho, for his zeal in fertherance of the formation of volunteer rifle corps, end ex pressed a hearty coecurrencie is the steps for which the present menthe wee called together. The resolution de clared that it was highly impatient that the chief public schools should take the lead, and est the example of the regular pralines of elareentery military drill. Mr. E. CH•DWI: I seconded the resolution, and urged the importance ut introducing military drill as an element of wellmthary education on smeltery as well ae on educational ironed'. The Bev. °. R. Oteio moved, and Mr. &muse, M.P., seceeded the appoin meet of a previelosel committee to carry est the objects of the meeting, coming ea ummters Lord Brougham Lied Askiturton. Lord West, and several other noblemen ind gentlemen. This wee carried, es was likewise a moieties moved by the Hon. W. F. Campbell, requesting the chairman to communicate with the heads of the twitter ' shim on the subject. The weal vote of thanks to the chair meemeeededled the prooledlags. EASTIBR COUNTIES RAILWAY. The hag-yearly report of the direetorm of this "May has pet been issued. revenne amount kr the half-year exhibik an increase of 11,9281. Oe. 64.; the receipts being 697,3081. 7e. 104. ' as *Masai 686.3801. 7e. 44. for the corresponding period of 1868. Although by the opening of the haat Suffolk Rail ways (the receipts of which form no part of the revenue of the Eastern Cousties Company), a new route tote been =to Yarmouth end Lowestoft, and a parallel line rem h • considerate portion of the territory of this com peep, lour receipts have not suffered any diminnhos, bet show a considerable Morena in the half-year no ciestreeted with the corresponding period of 1858. The expenditure on the capital account, for additions to stations and sidings, and other permanent requirements for the oondnot of the traffic, amounts to 9,8901. 12.. 74. for the half-year. In their report of December, 1867, the directors rioted out to the proprietors the necessity of providing roll ing meek for the endue of the traffic on the Best Suffolk Railways, so soca as those lines were opened. This event took piece on the Ist of June, 1869, and 10 locomotive th eses, 10 Met elan carriages, and 130 waggon' have bees plaited on that Hee at • oust of 34,6601.,which sum is chugal In this half-year's accounts to capital as an addition to the waking stock. The length of the Rut Suf folk and the Ipswich and Woodbridge lines is 721 miles, and • further outlay on capital segment wi I be Decal eery before thoee lines are fully provided with rolling mock. The company bee. for some time past, worked the Wells and Fakeshem line 10 miles ; and, jointly with the Greet Northern Railway Company, the Wein' and Hertford line 71 mdse—together 171 miles—without any sum having been charged to capital account for additional plant. The result of the undertaking as regards the Distant Counties Company is, that there is • net sum applicable as revenue (ef et deducting the working expenses. which amount to rather leas than 46psr oses.)ol 347.3221. lls. 6d.; less interest on guaranteesend loan. 141,6841. 18c 91., and reserve for bad and doubtful debts, 6 0001., etnoustit g together to 146,6841. 18a 9d. ; the balance ! being 100,7371. 12.. Bd. ; add sum carried over alter paying tine dividend, 1869, 4,6911. 14s. 9d. • deduct on account of deferred permanent way moon& ' 4,0001. • the result is, that a sum is left of 101,3291. 75.6 d. avail able for dividend ; and as, intim epinion of the directory, every charge has been trougbt &genet the revenue account, which properly belongs to it, they have declared • dividend of 11. lie. OL per cent. for the half-year, being after the rate of 81. 7s. 64. per cent. per apnoea as the ordiemuy share espied of the company hich will obserit 98,4481. Is. Hit, leaving a balance of 213881. Se. 7d. to he canted forward to the succeeding half-year. The workies expenses for the half•yeer are 461. 17.61. i MIL . haiku; the same es for the corresponding of 1868. The permanent way and works orations to be maintataa in a very eatisfectory manner. The expendi ture for the half-year has been 683061. 15s. lid., being at the rate of 1881. 14e. per mile per imam. The 'Denotative department is in • eatisisetory condition. Iscdnded is the expenditure charged to revenue for Mrs half-yea, le a sum of 6,0001. paid for new engines. With reference to the deferred rearmament way account. dace June, 1866, the sum of 86,000!. ha been debited to means on this account, being at the rate of about 28,0001. per MISR for three consecutive years. This snow ha bees so charged in oddities to the sum which has been debited to the current revenue for the maintenance tepair sad renewal of the lines, which for the same p erio d has; amounted to 338,6671. Os. 9d. The directors are of opinios diet the time bee come when there should be some reduction of the amouet senually charged to the meow in respect of the aimed permanent way sexeent, as one of the principal objects sought has been obtained, via., that of placing the oompsny la a mead position ea to its audit. And the direc tors an of opiates that this debt might now safely be spread over a ettereethat longer period than formerly intended, sad they propose that 7 0001. a year should be set apart to that purpose, via., 4,001.4 at the imber half-year, and 3,0004 at the Inas half year, which principle ham tem tol lewed la this balfyear's esioants. Two of our dotal," via., Horatio Love. Req., sad James Heq.. re die by astaelea; end hang eligible, offer thaw:veil for re elmitios. David Wwbffsegess, Rae., and Georg* Getable, Zoe , lave intimmated their lateatiun of offer* themselves ameditietes fir Se &maw