The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-22 00:00:00

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[TWOPENCE:- • ...._, ..„..... ia X . . .....- '' - WEIYfLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to MADAME TUBSAUD'II HISTORICA TTNSIGHTLY ar ollimikr• VIEWS from NAVAL AND MILITARY. 4th BRIGADE . alone ; all other imearmaide *urn bY litatellitd . u• le TORK.-'llie LI TIMPOOL. NNW wi , . GAMBIT, al the Demer, Bakeroner-Lbeihmereit el./L @Mom other wrier slay be reeselled ive . Chief and the °comma's isliOrwiniens and brird & Lord Indio, • . -, .vf 11111. 1 1DeLPHLA STEAM still' cOMPAN Triter ---o--- precautionary only. Of raffl lad* Istegstens the Couquese. If t eleg_MOßßN DIAPIIANZz as tre art a hateung stained glees adapted Mr Major Deludes, Majer ci (jmninsi topele. Moir fallpowered Mu Soo o otoim.ships, rallies at grander of Om Comemerer e la the iirt INT OWIM a th; etweell er winder, ereseresries, Re. . ADIFIRAIRT, Jtoelt 21.- Arforrrionns.-Lien- C l akere cemealudilfg mre•to warn their men that . 6. omferk nmiMunom and deepatchres, as follows : . period. 11n& Rigs selded-Ileary 1, warm notes, lord Instruotions seat per fres for ed. Book of Mire; tenants A. 0 Gillett to the Marlborough • sod IL Eirefth, a 'Hour Ili rolltewooos cheering le f ~. 14 'demi that their marching WRILKLY FROM Lir eitetiell. IOR nier YOWL. i: Litt:ow , Wedoof•l iy, suata. wOm Ike Gral=:4ll .bi Queen, studied trete Old LW* mat free wade. A harms spsehnen of the art adopted to te t h e p onth i bibia. ' • ' e. # DVAComi- c ope. Ber m A le rg e mse ek , and 5 . and demeanour must he erid4 ,aoil sokberilke. manesertent- 11.: extra room, ed. Ore Denteltel their "imp doors may be am at A. llisMON sad Co. s, ISt or. ion( or tiALTI iiiii:E. Wadmeaday. July It 10 at aria. Rearatatrmak lostam. curb ji,, D rury t e th e G eyser ;H, Ng. &ow gag c. AA Route. Ar . 5. Care is to be tars UM dram and appentmen . ta of Batchelor, to the TMrrible, tise vehuesers in thetrretspretyee toms m a to he araeogen. 1 usu. wearw.dat. July 11. And every s , sccetullag WoMairday. Q ICILY, ITALY, and CHINA. -GREAT soots at Isseee-llest l bel i g gra di , "ba nZYNOIXSI, end rOWIJA• '--- If great oasts sire carried by corps they are to be folded Cahln Damelfs. 1e.17, and II gulasm eseerdlog kr themesnime- to attar. -NEW DIORAMAS of the War la Cline sad in - wootwieff, JUNE 21. 18. Carats. IA Midas. • .• • remementally, and not to be worn at soy time daring the kenzle 'Scottish; ton-houee LIM p aAalPhi trnbe erica. Froward possum 8 pftege, Womb ( a wooriossr leely--nless sad bereft ladle-The la Itmly-11. _ Maw& Pnomollets f'w t zims4 and Mte Maim MOW bleb= mai. Joins, _' aufez***-A Taney _tba .Leeteres +IMO, TESTIMONIAL 4ND IfretBZWELL DINNER TO. RIFLED OZDNANCE. -Mr. Whitworth has for- . te Mich'. libelee- Man, Onastite- ao wiew. & The bands of volunteer core will not play during the trisogh 01l e_n' odvantigeovis termst-Fas Estbse poitionbere Savoy. and amity-nodel of the Kart/ Open treat 10 it warded a unication to the Ordnance Select Committee bury iton-bill. Indio eff4. o wimAlf LOMAS. 22. W Zemmol; sr to Illpm.-Ageresnie s lo Ms whole boadlog,GlMMEllog. ia.«,._ ' THE BEE 041.1F0N DALE. ' , review. mires sae MORT. U. Ring Wllliemareelt afpliare. at the Boyd AteraO to the effect that be will not be pre: . 28. ueut. Cot I honey cieether . yr,l h e l dd ft . The retirement of the Rev. T. Dale from the rowel, ,__,with the neossee, 7 2• • Prohetdee, heo foe the wesPeti ti•Dousid • 7. A distinct eerier of march will be issued for corps wen I.lieruci NM leaving the park alter the review, from which there is to be . . -. _ . VICTORIA CROSS GALLEHY; h vicarage ad for f of .rte. the paris you lt i, of wei £ll. fia lrancres, i .... w . hl , 2 t.d he y ta t. s yas now y i a n te l Mete no devietion-in mace of pollee arrangementa. QTRAM from LIVERPOOL be AMIIRICA viA la %LBW, by the Moutreal Oman .. V Hall. Plocadll4. _ OPE( DAILY, from mal 31 1. 11 "" Z ' n: ' ,:d e e e r n th hi f: m il tr u dla nde ct J r ul gua y. sad The dial emperiesen of Sir te W to . 3 B. C ILL ao CIL . 4. „dee .. ~0 .0,34, e ,..., ..7. test the merits of the two weapons as to theists" Cc Erge, ceeep e bab i Berm mu ,. iohthho yet ~..... 8. Officers (anima 'it corm will girl. to the officer" Coseliast . . Won Is. Authentic Portrait., by 1.. W. Deranum wd Z w ., aa. la tropmentation of a testimonial in acknowledusent of commonding their respective battalions accurate states of &11l I T " P a LSltarsTh&f r° ; ,l 4 V11243 ?• 21. t°llo3lt Victoria Crum Hems& their deeds ordering ant ; mmay ' e iinportant public services which he has renderedduriag kd O__ , /d r' elheregere .,_„ ,_ h r . F ede F med em*Rded i elleMedeadeee ' late 6 Surrey Esher .Coesdnitiod-al; their respective oups according to the accommying form 190 VA 1100TIAN . , Wedsesday, Jody & life aim historical pictures. ffiustrathig two national epochs. the thee' period. It may be as well to preface this sotice idth t e""' n w e .ey w„'w o" 0022881 ,_ 08 ,...t at the Nevenomellb. ire** . .1,103,8, 8 Surrey Epsom • 440/41‘041#10 . • . soo -them are to be prep to the majors of tir*a& • r NORTE flame, westn.esdro. Jul; M. ludas ass tad Indian mutiny. JAS. ROOM Soeloten• • rare Miter of the @vase which inunadietaiy merited e r- g e t mlemdae r ule • The w a r De P a l tment A l e am a ll ele- r. , t: 9 SWTeT ihiehetewl •;•• ' ' • i' . . BORMAN, Wednesday, July 11. - 1)e IFLE VOLUNTEERS.-The NA TIONXL th. •ygo in . te leo res- e "'- g . Mooed the out of expennieets to test the • ' , ' ; '' d 11 Surree nimble- Field State ol the undernamelested Come ci Volimteen CANADIAN, Wedn e sday, Juig 25. ed gun, the invention of `• ' • e _. _o . 5.1•41.14., 11 • don Reviewed by lor Raisety..Lsodoo. June T 3, 1800. ANGLOsA One. Wermin. August 1. 1.110 ASSEMBLY-ZOOID!, High Holborn (fermi, (=ad tht te e • • C eeinigl lntinsa i r s ol:: gn im m l t e rdelL be en i. tubm bo.7 of lad a yrar st „ teo n ol utt l it e - N leeft ..„ e lue reeehtly been appointed es . tit was his AP' ' - 141.74 agrr n s. watt:bin' ivies', Description of Carps. 2,..*,.. Estee of memos :- nest clam. eit3 les, and LIS 155.: Inter- Tulip , the met beautiful and coattposoweet Ballroom sad . -a Pumas ft the lit7 " Joasiary, 1860, in the month of No- me"er t° tee Etegerde OM SW SS WSSIWieb• .. 1 Bersiond- 1.100 m., Albert d . • 'C OW? : .: 00111 - . 1 / 1051 " . 7°461 ...Km.. as .., mod . , 7 7 , yu,,,.. 5 u sm. go New yams, best Bend la London. fln EVERY EVENING. faterday,the Bosom Priusirsi e , Tomato, Mustßon, and all perm of RIM! VOLUNTRERS' BALL, whoa will he performed Mar. eelwhor he received &admen from the elereY and laity °I The examination of candidates for direct -.a5,•4 5 • .1 Seem °rasa Gate 540 Head:reastess. . . .mi-. Canada eed nu esk.so piste% as reArteed rates - po• Nega t e riott's Rid, Quadrille, WAlberrs Rile Polka, and Farmer's the diekriei, expreming an shiest desire that he would eon- . - • ~ es ..- 1, -II • •• . L ., = ,, em e, ee , win im i giggyg . ig. er........ 4 .4 Ria Gahm. Ilonday sad dodoes Me week the sue sent to reliequmb that data. Ttle Maul , weft that missions before the members of the Council a _____ , . . ...... . ~. ..n include the OrpherMais and Vire Pare (teasel Su. h e wee d t e oeute i h till touroide t h e en d o f Mdodittfon Commenced yesterday forenoon at the • bi la ei....2.; . ..MM t in1Y Satiirses genie and Victoria Weans. the Amato-Trench Alliance Polka, t h t session - of t, in the hope that Hospital, Chelsea. There were above 150 candidates en l l ' 1 " t z:•l'I :. 2.4 DIV111143N • . to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE a " t r omozors Galva Oars aten a bat-nset eight overture h o e w P o ld resed he 8 11 2 1 ' AM Y/ICY. • WEEK -The Netherlands 9terwa.bost at sine. Clore punctually at twelve o'clock. Admission, la 1, ; i m oit,l, th e piee i ng o f a this emanate. The examinations will continue daily Wes 't ... ..... . Bath,. KUL. Comtlandinf, the 26th inst. ADE.-2nd DIVISION. s 9.8 The mason= et veriten to Lamest Is perecuhrty in- reassere Which would tend to bene • ,": l, Iffinilmemar Mew or favourite stem-ship BATAVIRL Capita W,l l l a rril w t .& B loaves thee de the British ark Foreign Steam Wharf: Wile°. 00 eve 01 dub( for ihe ninkoFt. .e11 11.4 "1/11 41 1 4 . 11 1e deded Axed he his actual resignation A circular hsa been issued from the Horne- I C t4El)lil • 13 4 11 = ser ce ' ENNIEd 'E . • . DE QUI:Ain RIPON..! .. .. N . l ,Efke= rt lewelug al II • and the n" 2 "mut ROYAL . VOLUNTWEBRXTIEW,•firstIemen t"i" w ee ct e ii. "ail` Midir begs • a t Y Zij Guard. 4° sllAallaY ' la w hi c h ' shr.criahty • i - , ___ Irma eV the I mmr. every Tkunfirf Mi tabs =mar nu rfit, „ - tt f i . . . . ' ' 'lji W i nk . 0/711:1; ORDERS FOR WIIIDAIcCE 01 iIAI7- - -FTer Pam" Om, at Cliaplia's ni ee a,Ps4 V AU B VIPAG° I4 au n'll 14 . ) ."Wif 9 11166- • fo tie - rwasentrd to at. NU - • • • nail -Lai cam w. • w 1° "4- ' . . . fl an. fflims 7 "had • of , . , Lid . , • aasousting hi ISM Itte Met • "L Foexatiort ix Corlifirtt_ ,-Tbe BONN wit b PRIILI Sande te the I . . . 4, e mama 11. nasehea ea. Lc. • ARGIIf L L ROOMS, Great Windmill-id:set, bu i r _,....,.. 2°1)1 ,..,_. w as ._., h the Pgrehew ° " . ' i- - ' ei • formed in • line of ormtiguoultedeaßoh . uffififilluSit, quark' . .r.i. Plocadnly. Licensed pursuant to Act of Parilamerit fin a e r "wsw l we r wmf e"C‘n.4 Mews. Hunt aed , .. THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. - ..- ..... - • ••• •- ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by amoKING Luggic it ee e e t o thi e Rothe ,it lanfing_heen deteminedlo present the balance - -..-- 1 it. Major Deser n elaistow . smoburelmitmer. "2. On the word ' Fmnr 'BUN 'their commanders, tha riabildiehmen trrieil-A e rna =rvery Evening with the MOUT= BAND of. 400 f. in cash. Yeeterdey alarm= shout NO of the „... • Capper. Issealtranord. 1240 ax o ne& • officers of each battalion will recover • thee I to/cods, and co C A L K TIDED" INvlurmENT cvnteANT galfdad . 3 111 . somilnaM by Mom Leah oliefeferehestre M the ItrepOro; clam , and laity of the parish, the latter includihg a large we ate 'equated to state that in consequence of bete ' Meer. M. Iliel k aid ,the word 'March,' they will mere tip to the , front, ant on Ewalt of deeds. bli t te=ce . other aP Repelean. Open at Seam& 'Ailialeitom la. ' teMber of ladies, met at No. 1, Oordonatreet, Gordon. - • ..., - _I. :=Tea ll rta esk , repephie by easy an interation at a late hour in the distribution of terra • • hill, II parh. place themselves two poop ut ta es.thesnamtwand thi allowed 1 per err on en amounts above 5:.:,. Cagital, - kKliii . LONDON PAVILION, Tiohborne-etreet, wi r re t atioa. ' t° Th w e i th s i r tness ' w . gnd r oo rtlci ap i o d Pate b y in l y' tj" . c A cemaan imio ,r o l f . o r hMt the volunteer brigades into divisions, a correspond- _._ sae. offleers sized from Bear to cen and at equal distanoe! te shares tif tle ar te sack. Prospectus,' sad term met free 2 B. Lieut. CoL ard Kent. Lee Back of Prole from each other, the adjutant dm annett. ea fielklaWlll. FrEalia " l " k " -- 1 1 .2" 1 want t* 0 9 124 • SWIM" °"' 1 °1 1 . CO warden, who, afterbaving briefly stated the objeet, introduced ing alteration will be made in the aignification of ANDREW JAMES NOEL Ifaaighig Dlrector. to re LONDON PA var.ION, the finest rooms In London, aud Croyndon, th Rent. Wodhelek Beisrd,_ pL3II an. "3. The comendirig officer win hit Wee peme in instil . lhe beat OCINCIRT. Admission (by reheineene tick= tkl.- the tresenneof the testimonial fund, Mr. Salt, by whom the si s „, • undermentioned flags : Late li. M. 7th Kent. - Beaus Guards, of the coleus, the remaining field ' °Mete tem paces ir da OLD CHAINS.-WATHERSTON and 1"1" Al" ' Rifle "lerks"tc " Candelabrum, which was mach admired fot the repro of "'"" the dmign and the excellence of the workinenshi , was taw. Fin colour nuked 8 B will Mumma IA Brig. 2 ed Ur- brooke Comettutlee- Km Chatham MR, liphe Peek. front of the line of officers, dividing the distances betweer VI SIOSID&V beg to c-ill the attention of the poetic to the MHZ CHAPEL ROYAL of ST. GEORGE, dered to Mr. Dale in the Milne of the sil COM• a „6 B AP 2nd „ 2ed t ,. . 13th Kent 0 , re , a k ik • and quartermaster will be in the rear of Te a t r t "" °I IN V OICE e hl'h 11 '1 "hew with "hi thee" X Windsors-Dist published, a series of 18 STERZOORAPLIS, priMg • very large number of the inhabitants of the o 7 B r, 3rd •re ' 2ll d is '• • Chas purchased at their 111 Ma, 4,ry : L a. d. • I Btb Ker. Bromley • el and staff sergeanta in the rear of them. ilinstrating the interior of this most t belidleg, in- Mr. Dale acknowledged the presentation in an of • " 2o workmanship of mot. ru chain, St inches iottlf • 9 A 8 B 4th „ Rig . . . Dot Kent. Lewishan "4. The officer commanding will be atationed in front ol eluding the Mate North and South tbe Cenotaph of It Al. To (IS) ears* gold, weighi.e.: oz. dwt. grs., at considerable lerth. In the course of his remarks the rev. W o •• I A Kent Black- the centre of tbe line, the generals of division, in front of FI R.Ef. the Peewees Charlotte and the Tomb lust erected b tooth 5.3 in. Illd. par mince. Mud price t . . tent Deptford - Consort, to the memory of the In:sheet of GioemMW. The series l'anCna et the O w OO W solicitation of hie Predecemorr the sated in this morning's papers. the centre of their brigade ; their distances from the Um Takd ft complete scut free on receipt of ws. .or two specimen for sa ul. Rev. Dr. Moore ; that in 1853 he bad the option of accepting • ~. ire • • i• • Ifsent.l Mem - Opon this system, the QUALITY. Wl.llt lIT. and VALUE of tent. Charlton.. will depend on the strength of the bode of troops, and wil -FIir.DERIC JONES lie o fordemet. lADJOD, nearir OODO- a living' in the oountry of the rine of 1,000/. per annum ; the gold are certified. and .marenteed to the purebeenr: Walter. dui g ondatm , t og oteetoe l eo f ,,,, eip .. ny ' ik ... --- WAR-OPPIM AIM! 21. • ' Mem , , be determined by the °facer commanding. . mho wad Smarten 1...k1e.c for a fair remuneration on the work• &Ironmenatelp truly which is clurzed according to the Ditricacy or spend more than tea yean, Mt . his life to be The following distribution of those VoltudeurCkirps which taf a b a. haw wooleich Board, West- mks on the right of battalions, their front being in lin. yof 'the pattern. DING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. spared so lug, with • such . 'heavy loility will take part in the royal review oa the 23rd instant a sp. , : inhaler. bridge, with the leading company. ATWRlteroh mid IIitoODF.N, Ulderniths.-Mannfactory. 11. RODRIGUES, 42, Piccadilly, Invites attention to his a . that who t o itootem il y re a rm ' on o yi ps . subject to such subsequent modifications sa his Royal •.• ''' 'A • • Guards. man 1.90 p.m., llorse . 460 „ 6. The pioneers orill be in two ranks ip rear of tie No. le, Handettaraut, Cersot.gardr, Madam, W.C. Feta- STOCK of DREIISING CAM. TRAVRILINO DRESS- of the vast &wish of St. Pancras, be war growl/ disposed • drums. bashed A. to 1796. trBIAGS, DESPATCH BOX FN. Writing Cases. Work Dozes, .... cl • the _„,.. , he . . • 1 . Hlghness the General Commanding-in-Chief may think fit . ~ t ,; . , Comalltution-bill, A ways made of Chain' si.; eee Ater fee 2 4 aids -N R ohm Jewel Cases, LADlffie RICTICULE and CARRIAGI BAGS of on . out t tne ultimately ec aned to - - • Hyde Park.pte. "7. The reviewing general will be saluted Without ripen estahliihrout noses at 5, sin the escort" moll cm Saturdays at M . on; MEGIMVAL MOUNTED ENVELOPS CARRY, i "L' lr, so in co wi mpliance with the strongly expressed wish of the to 48 °Ft• 4 8.. Lime Col. Km& It Amend '' • . 1 460 ing ranks, the men presenting arms, the officers saluting lone o'clock. ING- KS. mid INK.eTANIee en mite; Scout Caskets. late Bishop of London. ile krther stated that one gnat To take Poet on the Bight of the Line. I Perky& ad pm. Woolwich and the bands playing. After the salute the troops ,val Nan% and Glove Bons, the NEW PATIINT SELP-CLOSIIIO o:•ject which he had always kept in Mow was the concer n) LA T E.-R ICH A RD ATTENEDEOUGH, tr i llia ik let DIVLSION. 2in BRIGADE-2BD DIVLSION. z ....„ : ;: ro ; rer r ie4 4 .g oy Fliil e rC ll . l mi t t Goo cd the single parish OM Willett be had prodded into a . aw l* ordar une sd to shoulder arms, and the general Will go dowi - 1 . ea. utfold-ittett. W -TM best. affeha-sade aswllibt ennetvnite. To be hod at HILVRY ltisDltlialka , 42, fficestllly number of separate parishes for eadcanstical purpose' : and LioutsGessal Sir J. P. Love, 1LC.8., IL.IL, Commanding. Colonel the Marquis of Dooepl, G.C.H., Commanding. " & On the command, ' Officers take post,' the officers o SILVER APOONS mod YORKS. as =deo: - . two doors tress Sialivillootreet. ' he =premed him extreme satidaction at the fact that each battalion will face outwards from the centre, the en L Pl L ddle mama Tann/ millep. inesesteleara. . la • 1 signs Ming to the left, and on the words, 'Quick, march, ING CASES and DESPATCH BOXES. fourteen distinct benefion, and that thus his long cherished Cormandar Corps. 47.° , .. Mom of much- gi 4 4 ~ Battelle& . Head il ds t v 'M limit -4 21 the whca will move bock to their places, the bends, drams Pelf Per init end Rota $ 3 ...: g coo. cora es. it a d. l es. MI a hlea, on. 4e d. D RE STTILICII mod Co. beg to infers the nobility, gentry, design would be in a goat measure fulfilled. of err °S. 0.3 k and pioneers taking poet in rear." lf Table Yorks at e.t.a •ea & e..a goal &Au 4 4 wad pews asee asp hem now on show = Miry DOW stock, The remarks of the rev. gentleman were listened to with ang RCM". .s" '4 The feller& g are directions for marching past ii 22 D". V.' , " SO 4 11 0 000 es'WIOOSO 9 IS OS Sith en ow ism' kilM*rev.n" IS DraPti _Cass sad Deeming tho profoundest intermit, mingled of course with • deep n e Retie oo N u mb,. m a w,. gt e e e4 ,, e , , so columns : 31 Demon Irk& fa TI PS lons% • t e ls 11 mew ZW l = „ Tourists' Cases. inOss slid Carrier' feeling of regret at the termination of his ecclesiastical Manchester &Mire Nooa, 18. Lieut. Col. Oat GM- Unite at Padding) "1. Points will be placed by • staff officer in the gam I T 32 Do. epoonalr N I 7 S hill S 111 OIS9 T i limions Cases M swam sales, Blot partutendence of the parieh. Mounted By New-reed, Beiklese costar.- MIMI .. ton, noon, by 1 736 manner as they are pleased for a single battalion. 31 Tea swim le 1 11 IS CU S 0 4 141 41 14 II II II I 111.1 11 1 •Ott sod islotook to lillts, Jewel CmoM ass= Whets. Riles Cumberbadiale Ildik Fe= aid do. .. Ohms- Victoria.gate "2. On the milieu from the general, ' Take grtrand t end mmorege sondes in peat sseleaddle, tortoise- " In the evening • farewell &user wee given toMr• Doh, at f& - eeller rettasEss he Ulf Mal et Iwonerffielleede hw lan& 4 6.4 ma aim. ang amok gemeommog g 4.4 i s the Albion Tavern, Ablengaimereet, agel Iris attended by Capt. 3le Ist Surrey Clapham ClaphalimeMie 30 the right ha fonrs,' the commanden will order their Nitta Ilsonotimed dhierspeees and lerks of any polhom at 7s. pm es. hem Mounted Rh do. .. Steed .. • wspatat amerinesat et el every about fifty gentlemen. The chair was takes by Mr. 4:AMMON ~..1 7 1 1 t . 4 44.1 11i ; lions to form fours to the right ; and on his signal they wil i Ist. 234 d. Beth • • • • =ACM SILVIA SPOONS Alf D FORK& wennolsid leudem Weal= ado= Vlentsgendlhollagen Au, on tbe right of whom sat the them to do honour to 14 . w o o* n e 11 99099 . 'Wpm army 11..... 17th so- giv . e the word 'Quick, mech. eat of o tooth ewes . qi . 18 " 0 mos weal , eeht he ini us sierra neibee.--SI Reepotortmst. numbs= whom the ereepany were Among tree present tate llthi able Artillery Fleetetnet, the • menet .. '3. Each betters in succession when it has closest tho . , nut . , nesse. i weere SOIJND and warn TEETH ore hadiepermable were :-Tbe Rev. E. aerbett„ the Bev. T. Nolen, the Rev. Dragoons 1 conspany of 3lr. Calvert, the Rev. Mr. Hill, the Rev. T. P. DM, I load= Mall, C.onati- 2 & Lie= Col. Ist War- lensing- PaOillngton. first point, will receive the words ' Front-Turn' from ie thellon.C. wick .. ham .. noon. Euston• commander and at every succeeding angle will wheel ti le maser alemorm and to herb and leaven, by the th l ee L . t hde. m e. sy ymi. l i r. s u i t, m e. mi tutica deisrk litt .ate G. Scett, tod do. .. Coventry. square. Il AWL ; the left in double time, receiving the words ' Forward- Fable 2:CO Pr asses ill - C - 0 - ..., ids s - e - usetkodee,es nod itowLev as orprocro Or Pea- rl e • Cant- Mae. Ist Middlesex South Ken. & ens ngtou, Ida Scots Warwick . eialte at Padding. Table a 1 1 111 1170 IRO nubile OWSPOOI4 Of an OSOIOSOi sadll2o4 Mt. ....____Beii° ll . XS. MISIS4I Q•Co lit. Puttees selal e i l it: Geo erl - memo or si.m., Qaielt.' When square ea interval of 25 pace* being pre Fasiller • 'Stratford. toa ;by Victoria. Desert /poem . I• • IS 0 IIS 9 of the oriental brabat It extirpates all O. DIFWYSL MOCLIOrt IVO unteers By Albertgate Guard& gate. served between the columns. It may sometimes be ne Damn Yorks „ 111 0 IS • lIS 0 leammeas le Om teeth. and mimes a pearl-like white. niMiti the Mud Mid- Seymour. 140 p.m., II B. Lout Col. IS Berk-IRooding.. Unite at Pa4ding- cemary to continue at the double for a short distance site Tea Spree .. 111 IS 951T01 II II aims le the memelkilemegase; arrests the harsher prmreis of DINNER TO N . LI LA i tl yz, THE swiss . T. 0.1 die= lams -PM . - vhine .. ton. I P. 11 1., Vf }OM the word ' forward,' to prevent crowding or to correc A sit e arelde et as same rate, and elbow regniais a hag a the leak a= Indleme a Malta action of the mints. MINISTER. Bruce , V.C..,ind do. .. Windsor.. Vittoria-gate. drum The cabers should be ordered to change thei Ike Waft she, hem the Mark= rind disinfectinz qualities of later Scots Sol do. .. ~ NewbulT • -- flanks before oommencing the wheel which brtngs thee egiaI tICII=IIIIINROROOOII. BILTIONGUTII. Iwo : pliamie he Odeste . pot. asteins u s e rity m mod hsit h=tni_ Th ly . ezt ., %ful „Ill! Yeetenlay evening the Swine •residents in London ARIILIARY BRIGADE. Twiner 4th do. .. 'A into the saluting base, and will rater to their forme at. oiroananiarr. W. Guards. :41i do. ..: BE M = ande' ha, art en the hal. wed "A. Rowland and eve • handsome entetaimmene at the Leedom Tavern to Creed Tell* R.A., Commanding. head_ .. places after the following wheel, on the words ' Forward- RIDCCTION OP TES WIWI =MUIR alas. at ea the gomeama stamp, Bold by M. Augusto De la Rive, the eseemedieled inset of meioses Lieut.-Cannel ?Loma t C,13., LA.., Major ol Brigade. and d theilomatie representative et the Swiss Catifederation " .Mt do. .. Woking. Quick by the left.' • " 4. The battalion having whaeled into the saluting base UROPEAN and COLONIAL lamm"" bP ihmals sad "'ill"' E . p.....4... Wrt a 1t CO th. )IP . M. 1 , 29. Palusell iv , 6. 11. W.... .. ... am T R INUL , curr Y E s FalraltoCcAs O ..4 IO LL UA R an pu ja. d MI L D. have Maimed their Taste of end sow ofer their without y Mercurial Ingredient, trees the roan of here, wheal Mortione to vintViede th• intends of Switzer. whom l emois 1. o _ ~ Baur 7, i ) I: em us in the matter of the amnsmatiom of Savoy to the French ....g . corek . nea° ,a= i i . Empire have entitled him IP tie esteem and gratitude of la maisdee M. . 'End Chr-°Oxford .. I lord ... .1 • rift Doreet.ihrlepeet. ••• 68. Capt. the DM Mid. Burn* Burlington- boa's. ) and taken ep the quick time, wdl carry arms by word o command. Each solemn when it has passed the genera will be ordered to slope arms. gotrone the tall hemat a the new emeinmint ee ,„..,4, Keet TB . p m . w in he teme B m . B . B i s to a big feffibronentrynisa. The dead and banner of the Con- ot cr) lat. Hon. f creel ton- 1.30 p.m..Hyde- "5. When marching past in quartertliztance column lb .---- who sager hem bilious and liver complaints, indimation„ wind, federation were displayed in the room. The chair was Fart 1 (MIMI .. house .. part-gate. =anted odious only will salute, end the adier wil ROYAL VICTORIA SHEIRT..Ut por dome. giddiness. disdains of the elm. in. For habitual eau occupied by Mr. Harr, the Swiss Consul-General, and 18. Ist Kent Gravesend Westminster. ,') Speocer. Let North. North. Unite at &Moo. move ad after be lies ealuted, and etre kimell near tie The Standent ef Sioefirmal and as • busilly mu madiebse. are trUly noel- a t the Heinen bridge, 1.30 p.m.! azupton amnion- square at noon, reviewing general while the ;Amen is rasing. OnEntiTt ng•D I.OI T. got Pen WI at woof - twa Pwiosta. le:t. rri •Md la then an.l .7ate rut :21, stocauh. they R e = m oo r G. p ree Prifts ee t e j A. were j. 5ir D.,4 , 11 " P.. „T. 4 )( Fu ry . P ", D ; * i: by Hyde•park-gate North- by Cumberland, "6. Alter marching past the leading column will b Sth do. .. pronto:L. gate. 410 SPLIDELING ZPIENA 1* CHAMPAGNE Ma .. sth ditto Black. Ditto I I IT. JULIEN CL.4ILET. pore sad "dame MM Ilis. iron* Walt% erest• thetethm• enti ateeetthe° the w hole Welther, E Remaly, Frame Favre, M .. Huguenin. manor matism-esse by mon drarnstii, In hum. la ltd. mei ~... heath Sth do. .. North. halted in the original alignment, the remaining columns t 7 ISSOT COOSAC Slid-SDI . Irate ao BahlO• •• •am omega lis M. on& as so sr ft. hi. sc..i . Billoc. and Um _.. ilootratrit... .. V..,. ..Pletrit a. C ut . Paget, De Saner, Fischer, and 9th ditto Plum• Ditto t• 500 ampUm- close upon it to supers interval. The general will thee - Pas. The perdue are • suave green peck:ge, with ..11.1311ma trie SAW. /V. mamas two hundred in all. stead 14th Radio AY leffburl order the mass to wheel into line of columns. SOCTI AFRICAN PORT. SHERRY, As Sea. and an Lambort, im, Jermys-strest." engraved on the govenumnd gawp. The health of her Majesty was fint drunk, and then the 10th cUtto Royal Ditto llnd Wilt. Trow- Paddlalita., "7. At the sod of the review columns will be formed te no geese ever introJosed Men= semodr• - health of the President of the Swiss Confederation and of Arsenal Woolwich bridge .. hyVI the original ground in review order ; advance in slow thee - lIR. BILLOC'S LOZENOZB and POWDZIt, the members of the Federal Cocoa The nationll song, mate In - ihrit , Pottle. and peessaw Inciodsd, mask dome mem tree te en 14th ditto Dock yard Ditto the bands and drums playing ; and when at convenient dis hilway stokes la MOM ee Wel= Pries ab hue en ennW 1.1 ed Medical Vegetable Charmed, agroved of by the lin- " Rufit du mein Vaterlanii," to the air af our " God save Woolwich tam from the reviewing general the men will be orders meal Midway of Medicine of Parte fee the cure f 1 Irolizestion %to BRIGADE.-trn DIVISION. setkm. Terms ale& WILLIAM lIMIDTIPPINO, Maisepr. rief - d e ",. , e , . 4 of . 11 th . , me . e . the e . the Queen," WVA performed by a numerous choir of aniateur 28. Major Ist Glee- Wire Paddington, 1.20 to Mulder arms and proceed u directed." I • Lowest% „ oodiete. Saville, meter I .m., by Victoria- Brigadier-General Itimeall.C.B. and IneerfaL l t- l ia. the box of . I. l .ressa, It. DI. the bottle of • Captain Currie, Major of Brigade. A LLSOPP'S PALE ALX-FINDLATEE, pewder.-senesemnet, G. JOZILAU, French Chemist, 44 Hay Mr. A. Sneerer-N. the ViarCenend, then prepared the late B.A. gate ISt Miser Brighton Pimlico, 12.10 p.m. VOLUNTEER REVIEW. • el. A - 1. MACKIE. TODD. iiii :dislN be announce that any me meet= Loam health of the Minister M. d• la Rive t alluding to his lay Auer -gate a„, Battalion. ~0 0, ., Rendezvous. Hone ...! „ g rn vow menaced le PALE ALE, a the fismet ".4 ' Com "'"'' of Marching and El ° TO TIN 11D/TOI OP THE EXPB/918. =An bottles= il lostri of eighteen catkins and wirinedu- MEE CORNHILL MAGAZINE, No. 7 (for acoomplisised with parsons eta sari ability. Cinque I 11.30 a.m., by ii , A . ....{,;,. Corps. Quarters. Route. ' .., r Sia,-On account of the eerly hour at whicl ander Lesdambridlp Rabin station ; onmemee, US, A. JULY), Mel he Published on THURSDAY next, the nth 11. Dz L• Bare replied, Doe t •althe the compliment pm- Porta ! Albert-irate oi i Teoleyobrest. ILL lase, gene Ow Roam with Two Illentrattoes. smelly to hinmelf, but to the Swiss Confederation which he ind Dor- 1 &ahem Eing's-cres& 8.44 __ mmy imps must parade on Saturday next, in order to be ii - Cvserinte : repreesided. Throtighout all the little republics that corn- ham , Mar-, am., by Ryer 18. Lieut.CoL • , Lan- Manche"- Bustonaquare, at 662 Hyde-parts at the time named by the War-office authorities MARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. The Fear Georges: Sketches of Manners, Morals, Court. and poupd swit .. rie . d. th . ma a psd. .. .. - . s cy of spuit. chionees parkgate, at Viscount cedars ter .... mon, by Cam- hundreds of volunteers will be prevented attending tin JUI xo swap", reeme e .t N o wee e g g b urfeemw i., ea. et . Tom We. a i d disL lth an Mustretion.) L George the First. of Lon- I 1.66 p.m Gmy de (let Maa btrissidgate. .. review, unless the heads of large firms evince their petnotian BARLOW'S PATENT C . llll STAND.--No wage er sedhsant Y 14 . 011 = 1 I. How we act, h the S • tons voice th u r n e l e languages, dealer- Wilton.. cheater) sad sense of the im attached to this movement bi g0 te ,,,,0 h, t je t „.. e on „„, It . root e b ee e m ema,„ ', keit& Mes of ma By Matthew Arnold. German, French, and some %Mu, they had a coin- rril - Mulches- Enstonaquare. 640 v mot • ner gracious jestv. union' A i r T i o tuTw o ', INDIA guns h. ,..w eieeeke to iron*, Pamensp. Chapter XIX. metier Deanna. Chapter ma tannage of the heart • and he almost regretted J. H. astir tee .... noon. by Cam eo?. es . too 4 „..,„ D ., ~..„. reko no. oe. Rimeem „ ge wit& e X iturold earth la the Cabinet. Chapter XXI. Why Puck they had not a fourth litenry language, namely, that Ist BRIGADE. Deakin (3d Maa- beriend-gate. .. I trust therefore you Will exert your powerful infamies Issatow's ItKeill...ll N 0 MEAT SaliallE-WIM reast • ilw P '"V w a° b....1L of free and genenem England, where the Swis* His Gram the Duke of Wellington, Commanding. chested.). in persuading the banking, commercial, mambo:4ooog, .pak selle A T re trlth • small ere. and sans • tan el suol .Mk V s"liss ' tith looll - 11, W• 10 - Thwtere7. colony now amembled ia that room had met with SB. Major J. teth Manche'. Goods Station, 600 trading communities, which have alresdy shown so B POTATO wrKAMER.-Tbe esly te ....., k ttretricity vod the islets Telegraph. Major Hume, Migrant Inspector, Major of Brigade. h. Henry eaehhe ur .... , the ,.... and liberal an interest in a movement which weir = ~.. ay al ....... om fa , iii i. a 5501 0.... rhe I , rtent -ILL The Ones Fulailed. SO much sympathy in their jealous maintenance of the them ind Man. noon, bi liii .:iew• to become • permanent institution, to aid it by saotimege ._p,,,.. I r,t et A lusieal testremeat. By ffilasbeth Barrett Browning. With rights of their native country. (Cheers.) The Swiss or &Mar' road, wer ••• ew an IlluslenUos.) neo Reiselmolis, E amens oarsmen andgive to thou employed iu their eats N.& A dime. to JA Mi'.4 BARLOW, 14. Wag William. tons stood. indeed, acoording to their old motto, " each for A 4 Bett.Cor 0 „.... land-gate sine& home, wreak '? as t a pow.. g ee t hm N . Adelteratlon soon. 5r. 4 .4 7 , e g oie d e ij r er web." The people cd • smell country ought A e mender. " . `"ew Quarter& of %V ia & dad 11 48. Lient.Col. let No Notting. Kiniee.cross, by eso blisbments, beuig volunteers, every facility for partici woe ea , mar .. te ou „ , ,ry .ftid, ea eshen ere elKili 0, M lianni Hlwth : Painter. Engraver, and Philosopher. Emsys It. Craw- ting ham.... Nett-road, Cum. pating in • notional demonetration to which all have looks on the Man, the Wok _air en Time-VI. Thu sales Wbe aaad easeeptdde with regard i ' d ite h°a°ar ' t ws _d l l - .4 laitatior-grabllabed Moo furd.lat• (RoMn- berland.gate. Progress : A Drum la Meg AM: two years ago • neighbouring government, which was onol. - Meld hood) .. toers of England have submitted themselves to =lnn di' Tbo Ileum WA Jar Dant unity friendly, wished by nessoicee to compel Switzerland to 18. Major 1 Metre Kilburn .. Kilburn.l.3o p.m., ) THE BUT and CHEAPEST TEAS and I,,,„„t a a mt p. met _lr e , & Th em t e the clu b s ... renounce the right of hospa&M . yin the case of a prim who White- 16 MMus. Hoenslow by Cumberland 1. en fade.... cipline, and devoted their hours of leisnre during the mini m. Co WPM'S in INf•LiN 0 are at all times to be obtaiewl ametb. Weir. and Oa, a, Consign. was thou proscribed. The whole Confederation then roes bead. 18 Midaz. Harrow .. Gate I 4th BRIGADE.-2nd DIVISION. dreary months of the lateinclement weather.-I am, ke., of PHILLIPS and Co.. let Mer hanta, & Cha WHilmnotrem 28, Lient Col. 3 Mira II lords CricketGd, with thil greatest enthusiasm to defy that memos. um Ra. e we ee. B= i t t 1.30 3. ... bd. 000 Brigadier. General Taylor, Commending. GEO. MONTAGU HICKS, ar. 4. o...;: c tioasi useful Conm Tea. ts. ild., 2e. lOC 35. Ss 41. To smear cm INMAT, prim BE, Lieut,Colonel L. R. V. 8., Commanding 2nd Brigade .. in 1856, the entire Confederatien gathered • • a Stuart, Major of Brigade. .7. Se. &L. 3 e lfel.. and ie. Tim sad coffee to ming LONDem and WEICKLY -- it *Wk. IS Midas, Homey.. Combat*. Gate Head-qumiers, 8, Greet Wiochestermtreet, the Mae of me met card le: fru to may railway elan= or 1 Itae together on the Rhine to resin a proemial 14 Midi& Highgate . Old Brood-street, EC., June 21. Market tem le England A prme current Ism Ingoessi market en " rr ' l l ti . All aiedereesenz il ' a NILI T IC A L AZEIUMIEr rme . r ya , se 4 A eueruy who would have employed force to impose 38. CoL the li Elder Budieg- Burlington House. o , Rette lo n Rendezvous. detees. AJI good. contra* tree s Rhin eISSA mills elks essir. c5,,,..0,0 mow ai d m es e Tiered e i t h e e ,„, ete demands incompatible with the sovereignty of Switzerland; Hon. C. H. toollouse tpia..Pieca de =, I . oat a a Cam. Bons. Head goer of Nineties& 1 11 sa d mow. a gi e my, g lu t g ot t,.4. 1i4 4 . 4 6 4 . 4 , e " t ii, t ,„( but the power which was then their &deanery, Lindsay, 12 Midge Barnet .. by Hy aA I mender. Q uart e r& and Roar R late Gre• 36 Midis. ding& gate 'C vo NAME COAL COMPANIES.--CAUTION TO TEA NOTI C E. -Tho LONDON GENERAL foe the hoses of ths me*" -Orders received by bectiosnen and filled with esteem for the honourable cooduct of the ewes, Mier PUBLIC. MOCENI3O WANEHOUSII WI Mei Thaeoliaow, sr ere nests. sad alt Ye diet, 11, floathansptoseMeet, fermal. Was now to be reckoned among the best defender' of Asir . Guard .. - id t east pm. .‘ alma mum= trim by pa= on receipt of toor poetess fights I and if Prussia had now forgotten her auger, deism- 48. Maißigge, 20 Midis. Mast. sq. Dryanstone.mre., .. London-bre : • Jar*. U 7, to. and 11111, Rehmireteest. ttoottb-W. =BS Ilosiwitr. laud would never forget her generceity now. (Cheers.) late lard t 9 Midis. Strum. 1.30 pon., IMO At the Clerkenwell police, court on Wednes Von. V. and VI., Ivo. M., of the Switzerland indeed was not so presumptuous as to repel Regt. 37 Minim Foundling Conabid Gam 18. A : l njobad wr e D l : uh l4th aa"" R d esi o.... o. l=r tirbri tum unite st a n t ,w i th a i ouid to meet ilth do. .. Charm march lay water- IPS d ey, ch er k e w e n,. mi m e La m b , an d Ed ward . t v ii st.:3I)IEZ AITIRI. ILTISTORY of ENGLAND, containing the fries& ;ma the contrary, she sought them ; but she re- 1 Berta. Hertford Itlngs.cross, noon at the lath 60... r 100-brag.,titred., E NOS= and SON beg to Mahe tSaft their Pre- El &a m af 'd em i vi . e m m eg. B y hum e i ,, 440 „ polled pretecton, because they would soon become meters. 2 Do. Watford station. Mk do .. Moldier the Mall, Hyde. Po, carmen ) Were with fraud under the follow =name for SPEI NO mod SUMMTA ogee= me Of ll= now& The question which had now brought him to England was I De. SIAM" ffist d 0... Leeds Call perk-gate. mg circumstances o-O eh i a M ed esday the prisoners were seen it =one as mill IV Wein AA In Lobs,. they law Unita Tho &mood &Won, revised of Volumes Lto IV ampleting one of iadepeodenee. le giviog to &intimated the precious Sad BRIGADE. 28. Ditto .... lat Mem Hastings.. Unite at noon, and the neighbourhood of Ctorkenwell driving two vazgi o n; W ar Pflatll ol 11011,11 a ao.h St bows 000 010001 ass Ow the Rekto! Henry VIII. K 2 14a '' Porte - march to wow- laden woh 20 socks of cools and the other with a beet sad mast smarten s. and ham anomeded In gift of • perpettuil ornery, the allied powers slid not LlentemenbOchein Hicks, Commodi d do. .. R &relegate looStatlon.unite of coke. Police-coristable Greathunt wateled them, an lon : John W. Parker sad Baso West Stated. such an a•sammons of e....4s as het never before been 6 .1 . = mom it should be a resins neutrality, depending on the Major Hansom Amistaat Inspector, Major of 3rd do. .. Rye with Pithaurrey saw them remove from the ooke van tre mars, and plsoi oader ous reef In MY or ray other country TM' day. fooiseap irro, sa. good will of her ecorbours, but an acieir neutrality, , th r . .. ~,, at 1L61.1. thil them in the cod van. The prisoners mit ;mowing they wen Their IiteFOLE TAILoRINii DEPARTMENTS have leen CHILCOTE PARK •OP the Sisters. B th whim' she wield Werewl for b OlOOll . na °lnner was .i ..[Battalion y e Rendemolls, Hour watched, turned into • bye street, and then removed lin lath rers4 Sem supplied with se maks, wartrty of Eat choicest sad most popshe Author 4 " Likes iinil Dielikes." iodepenilence, but the latter was dependence. As .O. 1 1 Com. Corps. Head of Marching, and 111 sacks of coals tato the ooke van. They tisk pleas/Ph& a Obries. IA Sums Erighion . Pimlloo !Natick • bulwark of that neutrality, and to render it MAI inander. QUarlefk BMOC KR I .Gbarteate. the house of tho prosecutor, and there deliveric_ i l its Their REA DT.M ADE CLOT7II Yr: STOCK is complete In ever Li Also, foctrer a t ern at, tr. ... 1 giwy ~,..,,,,,.. t ,, ..„, mit pg . ~,, c. n , sob. ~,,,.. ighids vn DISLIKES. er, In the Life of Emily wee etSescions, it wet extended to • maighbundus , = ri d inateriel and workumoslilp. tastefulness of AMA and country, Swiss by nature and hv history, the valleys and - s a .... ist and 3th Derby.... Klares - mom up the cod nicks, they managed to make them '' 2f.l7M cheeps's,. It is gluts anernalled, even In Dm merge...Us of London : John W. Parker set Son, West Strand. AI of the north of Savoy. Whatever might be its fate, 1 a MAl * (*e r e Cit y Gleilellen ' Meters ele ' ePeede • el® Pt late SIM London, Der t i& 018 fain. having been paid, then drove off. Oreethuret, lin* 9 Berl= on - Crowe Ihm a. that conn , would always be associated with the idea of • p OO4 , l i t 8., amertained that the prosecutor, Mx. Paul Milleret, wain I lo i r t ses care las be= liest“well on the noemr. HAT sal Treat .. Itlagemato I CAP, and leerr and SHIM DEPARTMENTS. whkh have been MEG of ZLIBA.NK ; and OTHER TALES. liwitserie* for the rocks of Meilleraye recalled the name 18. Captlenelet City outman. Caters Hogan . ON sib do. .. Berm on masa , sale watch manufacturer, had paid for two tor of coals, of Rousseau, a native of Gooey, • and the summit of Mont i London, bummed welt as entirety new sick of (sailboard* and asesons. oe o ,„,„......,,,„ 12 § il le t et...e, ,hethee. 10 e• et• ' Trent .. 516 took the primers into custody on the charge of steam bio " oda ii , ouch rice, . eueole the pi opri,ori , a .. ibet , ..i....... A . F ... ziy ch ... A nd of ar ti. The mys llrst a _Hosier and Ids I.llllnc wen Ililik explored by Satesure, who wee . doubly • , _ __., „____l 4 lud . Bel- ~..,_,,,_ . 0 „,..„... 1 „..., Itth Woe Worcester the five mks of coals, and hence the . discovery of jbe pare= very great &desolates& yam° Iliaaboth- Sass, beam Vanden by family and Genovese by herr. An s O . ...I. ws.7. "•`•••'"' n ‘ eeetreet :',.. cuter fraudulent coal companies. For some tame past comphunta N. it -r. Ihntla sod sox nom oats ospostonny of animas- laildim: John V• htrker sod Sda. Weal Strand- event squany umexpected end funfair bad now deprived Nth Custom- d West She6 Thop e r ldj j I j _______ have been made to the authorities of the Great Northen re niat they intend etviag their nistosears tbo full heart el Thia dry, nest ero, 7'. NI . Switzerland of the guarantee which waa fixed forter la the Middlesex house. Riding. Railway that complainants have paid for OSO Oka Of cad, =I ailiChesh nu aholitiou of tbe duty on Al'ke G:0,09. kr_ TAXATION : How it is Raised, aixl how it ueutralisation of Northern Savoy. The appeal of Sanger. Sir d 0... Clarturess and heve received a much inferior article. The railway E. MOON sal toN. (ler Is apendei. By Leo= Levi Profemor of Commercial land, moved by this danger, had been made go 40th d 0... rey's-lau 091W9 of Miseries aril Al !got*. sad Ceram ad New Odanletnitt. an•l Ilan-atm& Lewis RAO College, laden. Dedicated, by psruilsaluo, to the gueranteeleg powers, while she preened Medi mid ffity New.d. Ea Moamar of the Etrheq:,er. • etratualit It was tall in - lordoe. Connery Issioiter : Rs lewd aa.l shcfleid. Yorkshins. fee e eey 7 ' • es l N . c y Z°B 6n. ihnit col. i ted re Madam, . answary-mare, it is of the Maned importance that each bittern should purpose of selling coals, and some of them havered astbeir seribed il. CarP rontea en il itic ° : w an iil be mwa lcept at o lo pe de n ri"e by tli f e r°M pollt e ; p al - se a te h ral witi parties es, u "' M ui n Inak Lonsta iil ha quiri ve es' sterted have ocen aagertai"d miniee for tha lhe amiss : John W. Parker and Sea, Wont Stroud. E. tn.= ma MIN rem It to lee pert,colsrly observed. that land that garnous and friendly voices hod beim Walker. Builds. 1 p.m., Ineekst., web at the appointed hour in order that it may reach the titles, 'The Groat Northern Coal Company lot e Lep. P say Article be we anprov.d of il !nil be szchatigod. or Iftt Jed published. price U. M. cloth. Paall mimed OD her behalf, and even by the maisters Sel To = ifall,Constilletion. ...•,-- r p•turo 9 4, withoc. Moat die. T " QUEEN' 8P A r i b ON. of the crewn Oa pediment. Nevertheless, the faster new Hamlin. MB, Hyde-perk- tj &u Park 04 . be 17 4344 . 13° 4 t L e'for w ird ere sad a t'e arni mpo s pd rarY ed u h prin a gro m un n d s mrau hes t,b . agen ey were g' IL dealMs Ciark," eri ta th us Mie leedia4 rallway the Pal ki eellOgery lieli Wit v .! liar Book for SWltz _end nernmer. containtnz "The Growth By MAJIT rm. accosarished. It was useless to dimmable or arenta that 33rd Tatra- gate. fr 4 aa tapertame bran of lettleti induetry.; with isles for 0 Then es he manes coward& still unrolls Ws was • defeat forth/Method. But it wee only es indmill %dike= am way Commusy," and whose manager Is Mr. • symotu .1f narestrermal. m.d EM et prem. nor be lied minis cm alMi tot jeer . Ranked . mg marked out in rear of the intended alignment by flags, dia- only have upon their tickets " Grit Neekbezn Riil. tioguished as follows : The VOSIEND of comalment ! In the future, gooe ; the *Ms tomboy yet remain= Ma= The Swim Pod and White Marked aY. tor Moaned volumene. Ludic, ,The pias adapted in this ere was at ol memo eo pelt bee. As le OW tlelesieghuss cylinder, bid Ler CY shrook moat now be watchful, and keep op their melee an the „ A. B. „ Artillery Brigade. --- The imiNenersumabK dots and colours led issemilirentw'd. Blue * foopestiblpsitirod man railing upon the complainant, THE " INDISPENSABLE a ' BUTT, ts the dim past coneot and sham themselves. powers a Europe which thelr 4th Dern . Chekeetd. Bed repeesmiting that he was an agent of the rawageany, meat* salsa (elms ellid MOMS% Mid To metre or to reward." sad on England especially, E lla * fnetholse i ta ili r k wles 7th Itesex„Rodiford. White and Blue Urnepled Me wile& iStb,.:. travettles out Womoor li tten lioniee : James literkwood, Pahroosterrow. esicsay hero The nation felt es mush malt/am Mack _____ Ard BRIGADR. Yellow ,, 48. ~ 4th „ 11. Ea. per ton. On the faith of this statement ea for ennemilly tiegire• Ito betheresetemenre mg eferim he Garibaldi would feel the ems for the defenders of the 5 a „ lit „ Ind Dalskta two tons was given, but when the vendors' ticket! was gem Dag M., tm, Pleas and view, Lord Ilanelagh, Commanding. Omen =le Solt ems Introdare I. Prloe Saes aa Swiss Confederation. Whom.) White le he ehermi .1 E. views end 50n.... OR 141maia A HOUSE fee the gETHUNNS ; socially and -- Tho looLat of „ Th e it oi k ee l A my * wee B y BE . Males Nauss, Anostant-Inspector, Major of Brigade. nod ead Yellow ens Mime. ned !UMW Of Saw fisbargalreet swit artaiest, 111. roftleasaft sheiebod. By rooms' means tone= : Illmbido. Manitell. asid cu.. reethears• ira amt. C. C L A Th. Vi Iv and„Da'ame°,,T i tre Guess 'll Green amd Red „8B. ~ 4th .. . Walla "At the police-station, on one of the 'WM . ___-.- - Undertone. Hour 3 12 UPT U R ES.-By Royal Lea= Paint. Jon In Ild.,_ast tree_ i _aishms. Third Ran= " ;6; 4 - r i - 4 - ,;4T; 71:1 4144 go a ra, w it7 4 ,: t = II Cam Corp& ,gr i ct ... of MArrhi t r. and i 1 2. C. 1 1: 1 0 : 1 7 0 1 : 1 11 the T h r e k : , )y _ to will Proceed found a recei showing that W Ils had pi ead Al of the Serpentlue and s T i a s _„__ t A.* WIUTIFS MOCMALS LOIS TRIMS end /Th SYP C ihtUYTIONS and ULCER- to the Invourable countememe also einia m i lthe British wader. acme the eerrieSt =t e, enteting the encl.. homothatoly ...1.717 jihsei ::y am two th t: p me ria o o f b t e h e e hed paid d for th 'p on tion .s ol sahleited le Ibit Itablbittoe. le% le snowed be a 9111 9,,f Aewits ; wla ogeolell telotorte to the me ell . l a m a e a u m jaag & h .& dif • which had hem - , , - opposite. Sailifis. pot tort ; these were the same description of coals sordicol . eoettnow Os he the mod *Active - atiltato. mowed tri , me ta g r an/ ?non= MYST, T. A.L.h, Sorgera „m o d s / h y "h am 1 2 both Mmes. parliament sad by 1 a lileJee ted Mid. Witham- Walliammeen, Torpe =Wing by Hyde-park Gate will enter the en- for which **prosecutor had paid 1/. 2a per ton, and were o ._ _elm Wearer if lIIERNIA. The me of • mad 1/0•11.1 a s wagon See Dams@ ...f the Sada. worm la Its ahem Is here avrti, .1 . a sat bands= =en . The egmoon le ads peephiet hto mem by a I h olllololll rim " 6 111 " h et ale " lee Peel alld Mr. Meelher- dlosex gm"- 1 . 3 ° P .UL . Al " 7114 closure at once by the Adam statue, keepiag to the left dincatimil as bee walls.eed. A ticket woe also found on lip ft"filed esmo bed io eF i bik erA " ri . "7 1 1 i V i r lidin &r ig ii99 ri I S M itg 1111111affill, MI meow= seems amens". se wee very adatilly draak. me dali Peet. bert-gate along the burdles io i r n is t a te direction of the wood, where the the heeded „ °whet cool &shove c owpony !. - ell. - - -11 -- - --- l ''''' -l ° --- - - ' - 18 M rto ettiot lbo iltietto ellatoet doing Wary to the pow wadi li t h r e t. !menage in French, te nig= gosh thawing .. itid 11011. Somerset. Somerset Home, aut line will be te e By Ada puTuunent any van or cart delivering cods is Womb aass sea doom*. that it chola bls Wawa& mot mere gest me be elided thee by nonhuman la Ile me ler that he fit half a Owls at heart, sad Ito was ran that the ''' tard • &seen house. La p.m., the MI be oars iterlar sleep A .I......nptire circular any be W. MI , m ob. B l oggr, gys earmsz a“L reeeninnedt Yen views to tbe g i o. " u m , 1 ,,,,,„ b. may to fight either for their free vn Mal the Trete fortraninl by past. on the decriminalise id au . m o n ik a o f etp.gefuelem" instiinMens or for their frontiers, es their arecesion illd al fleil l. • Mr. Carrie said this was • case In which the public were Moo Weft Min. the lope helm: mot to tbe sioluto. let. tandes: T. Itlasstla ST, Oriel Stosieetreet. TIM PasliWns will across the Cal" entering bY Vintnrin °eite grneenil intereated. Ie addition to having an inferior article in this uo „ mit „ yd . 4 , 1 th road ° 7 in in d.ro sid ell e te th ring appeiat. • palt, Cian psrsllel Ana. tieri l iraei to ud lix a bricl a . te ge .dil -road ware ; taranig h bY in - to le eme hed asemus ee ow/ height , sad emir het in We cue the illt tte. Plecrlllty Au Cralollical Trine en air ems pi= 1 Mom tombouse Oak a= • limete to wait roost teas. S. ORIAT finitTRIRT. W., nese the Paiethers. The mempany loco afterwards segaralled. nark m the direction of the Magazine. .. /1•4191•1 --- -.--- vraw IegT A .NrIIRT.T. lt Ti I 1 A T.ll W.i a • aloes ; all other eineemede *yen bj 1641illaialt- Chid and the ocearandhea edbethrteirrea lad bille . g precautionary only. °M°ers *mnraanding ere• *earn their men that sPoutatleous cheering la fa t ft t eed that their mashing and demeanour must be ceililx mei soldaerrake. Oare is to be takes than time and appetatmente of te the vohntbsers in that reoptime cor" ere t o be grafogro. If great mate are carried by corps they ere to be folded regneeetally. and not to be worn at say tea* daring the TIMOW. & The bands of volunteer corre will not play during the review. _. _ 7.. i distinct ender of remelt will be netted for eel?* leaviug the park after the review, from which there is to be no deviation—in eoneegueoce of police arrangements. 8. Oaken comma 'it corp will give to the officer' commanding their respective battalions accurate states of their respective corps assording to the accompanying form —taws an to be given be the majors of in*a& • A Field State of the 11261r111111111 101$d flops at Volunteers Reviewed by b MOM. lambs. June 21, la4k. DES (Mei Am. RLPON.. AtkOFFICE OILDIIII3 p ./r/t MGUIDANCE OF "1. FOIMATION . nr a-The' .1191:13. bo foamed in • line of oontlguo•keiranottr •Otaidn6 at quarter dirtgbee. " 2. On the word ' Front" Ikati 'their commanders, the adhere of each battalion will recover • then words, and on ,the word 'March,' they will move tip . ..to the, front, and place themselves two in feted sittherrilarnosoind the 'offleeirs Sized from to centres - and at equal distances from each other, the adjutant on "3. The commanding officer will be three popes in front of tile coleus, tbe remaining field enters - Oro paces front of the lino of officals, dividing the distances between the commanding officer and the Banks; the pa inugeona, and quartermaster will be in the rear of Trktrt taboo, and staff sergeants in the rear of them. "4. The officer commanding will be stationed in front of the centre of the line, the generals of division, in front of the centre of their divisions, and the brigadiers in front of the centre of their brigade ; their distances from the line will depend on the strength of the body of troops, and will be determined by the °facer commanding. " 5. The band and drums will move up and form in several ranks on the right of battalions, their front being in line with the leading company. "6. The pioneers .1611 be in two ranks in rear of the drums. " 7. The reviewing general will be saluted without open ing ranks, the men presenting arms, the Aeon Aaiun% sad the bands playing. After the salute AI trooP B .l l be ordered to shoulder arms, and the general wd7 go down the line, us ..." leademosa, , ~, H Commander Corps. Q Q,7 n. oar .i o i r d i Marsh- D .., TM Duke Ist Hootism. theaolton Klagfrerast, 80 Ilaneheater &asides, room, Mottated By New-road, Blies Cumberland-gate Capt. Me Ist Surrey Clapham Clap m„ham-cow 30 Mounted • n, 1 By A mo lbert- p. oft Id Colville, Tie Bomar- Flaserary W.mbmy, 1 p.a., late 11th able Artillery nest-street, the Dragoons I coes , mny of Mall, Conan- Maas-MIL Hyds-park.ats Capt. Mae- l lst Middlesex South Kra. S. Lenslngtou, Lod 041 &fuser 'Mites 1.43 p.m., Macleod Vo uot...ers By Albert-gate Carlethe KM Mi. Seymour. 1.10 p.m., T. 0.1 dim: PIM* VA* Bruce " & On the command, Officers take post,' the officers of each battalion will face outwards from the centre, the en signs facing to the left, and on the words, 'Quick, march,' the whole will move beck to their places, the kends, drams, and pioneers taking past in rear." The following are directions for marching past in columns : " 1. Points will be placed by a staff officer in the same manner u they are plaoed for a single battalion. "2. On the caution from the general, Take ground to the right in fours,' the commanders will order their hatta hone to form fours to the right ; and on his signal they will give . the word 'Quick, =rel.' ' 3. Each battalion in succession when it has cleared the first point, will receive the words ' Front—Turn' from its commander, and at every succeeding angle will wheel to the left in double time, receiving the words ' Forward— ' Qua.' When square an interval of 25 pack being M- I mered between the columns. It may sometimes be no ' ember, to continue at the double for a abort distance after the -weed' forward,' to prevent crowding or to correct ayogagag. The Olken should be ordered to change their Menlo ?before wmensecing the wheel which brings them We the miaMeg Imme, and will retain to their former Amie atter the falling wheel, on the words ' Forward— Quick by the left.' " 4. The battalion having whaeled into the saluting base, and taken up the quick time, will carry arms by word of command. Each optima when it has paned the general Will be ordered to slope arms. " 5. When marching put in quartertliztance column the mounted dims only will salute, and the beer will move out after be has saluted, and place himself near the reviewing general while the column is raising. ' . 6. After marching part the leading column will be halted in the original aliq' nment, the remaining columns to close upon it to Napkin interval. The general will then order the mass to wheel into line of columns. " 7. At the sod ri the review columns will be formed on the original ground in review order ; advance it slow time, the bands and drums playing ; and when at convenient dis tance from the reviewing general the men will be ordered to shoulder arms and proceed u directed." sta„—Onsooouiiid the early hour at which many corps must parade on Saturday next, in order to be in Hyde-park at the time named by the War-office authorities, hundreds of volunteers will be prevented attending the review, unless the heads of large Arms evince their patriotism and sense of the importance attached to this movement by her most gracious jesty. I trust therefore you will exert your powerful inflames in persuading the banking, commercial, manateopirteg, pat trading communities, which have already shown so' and Mend an interest in a movement which lair •Mels fair to become a permanent institution, to aid it by enotherge nerves concession, and give to those employed in their esta blishments, being volunteers, every facility for partici pating in a national demonstration to which all hare looked forward with the greatest anxiety, and for which the volun teers of England have submitted themselves to military die cipline, and devoted their hours of leisure dining the many dreary months of the late inclement weather.—l am , he., GEO. MONTAGU HICKS, Lieut.-Colonel L. R. V. 8., Commanding 2nd Brigade, Heed.quarters, 8, Great Winchester-street, Old Broad-street, E.G., June 21. ' 2. Corps entrainfile kit by Albert Gate will e, proceed across Rotten-mk s gent load the Serpentin and across the car miheing al the enclosure immediately opc:F t.e. entering by Hyde-park Gate will enter the en closure at once by the Achilles statue, keeping to the left along the hurdles, in the direction of the wood, where the first line will be formed. Corps entering by Cumberland Ga ge- ill march by the road molds the park, parallel to Uxroad ; taming into the hickmare opposite Alhionetrest. Coips entering by Victoria Gate will proceed across the park in the direction of the Maculae. 3 At 3 p.m. the brigade melon will proceed, soootn ponied by the battalion aides, to take op the ground for Moir nopectire brigades on the alignment for review on Alm completion of this duty they will return to their I Moeda end lend them into line by achenen of battalions boort% right. 4. The volunteers will remain silent ea steady in their ranks, attentive to the words of command s ken by their own battalion commanders, upon which they are to act BItIICKNILL'S SKIN SOAP, the boat fur pro .,_ anew • dolor awl healthy Ada : IN la. prototo el roar •amoof or 'WA ejoarof —llrockuolt Toreer. eiettleell he her Male et. inanefacturere et wee. eemetile. owl ca 1.... ukoteo. tyro tO Trim's 1 . 71 . nlll.l Illekt• In 4.11•4ber ;sera candles, ell Ida& tot botleelhehl_ Mid esti•• 112 ,1 in "ba• Vera. oefotoof.. ow ... 01 4 . Valb►f aff--le.lll. r • 31. Ilayntutet. laden. &AI hy so balm la 0...• ...I coletri re = .. Xedi tablet MI No m is Affinged With the oars of " VIZILLIIT DIANZIMOIJOII4IMirt W. wee the hetikeee. CIIIMMWILL, X.R.C.A, L.M.,L.&A. p ^- Loorah. am le assillail ails foully ea asor=tl aims at J. maw 1 mailman it Ur al Idasha s ="7. Spinaglarrooo.l=4. wins maim asi Ail valliksil. la wan ow ad Original Work sagged "01/111111•111: 7 1 tyl n ia4: 4 lll• Ploya Wags awl T aiNtr upa tior ellspa. ail Oana Mae la. sl iss :=l.trilais. opm lads : Iligehri. T• be hag se Wm. 11l Osailll se WI AMINE. whom ROYAL OBOOKAPIRCAL Electirr.—At the weeding meetag ea Monday perk at HartingWu Bow, the Inßow. Mg mit lo suash-1. Jemmy to /cot elsapon, Qom= QuitioM• labiada, Oarbia tW. Tames I assummi sated by the Duke of by Newasede (Colonisl•offire). 2. LAMA Explorations in British North AIIINITICIII, by Captain Paler end D. Hector. k Journey from Quito to Gayeisibe, by Professor W. Jameson, nc. Description of Corps. , and . rrt% ate& Total. Headquarters. 3rd BRIGADE. Lard R►nel gh, Commanding. Major Babas, Assistant-Inspector, Major of Brigade. Satal laa.Nsr. Corp. 11 " 4 ,„ 41.711117ing'. Hoar 14 & Major fed 104. W./15... Walham-pren, Mambo , elhomt. piss. LSO m. Al- 724 Km, bort-gate Mal 2 & Lord Bury n :1 2 1 B T e ma rld- is. La• sa Hnu t s bi (Civil Fier- R s rice 2hin, . «. um. patios dims towlionse Ardits). I. 114411414- =5). Mar. 1.65 talk I l 7ci• - T regtegatta 4 B. I. hat. Col. Seetereker. Mow lain Rae (huse at Mr NA. an Brigade. Court), Caggiltalios- ?ALM COAL COMPANES.--CAUTION TO THE At the Clerkenwell police court on Wednes day, Charles Wells, Alive Lamb, and Edward it'd. son, carmen, were Merged with fraud under the follow ing circumstances :—On Tuesday the prisoners were seen in the neighbaurhood of Cterkenwell driving two vans, one laden with 20 sacks of coals and the other with a chaldion of coke. Police-constable Groaddirst watched them, and saw them remove from the ooke van five sacks, and place them in the coal van. The premiers net !mowing they were watched, turned into a bye street, and Men removed 2ve seeks of coals into the coke van. They the proceeded. to the house of the prosecutor, and there delivered the children of coke and 15 wicks of coals, but in . soon ng up the coal tacks, they managed to make there 20, Ind having been paid, then drove off. Gratthurst hieing ascertained that the prosecutor, Kr. Paul Milleret, sale watch manufacturer, had paid for two tend of w = took the penmen into custody on the clump of stedlnic the five sacks of ocels, and hence the chsoovery of the fraudulent coal companies. For some time pest oomplakte have bees made to the authorities of the Gress s o dbo is Bailey that complainants have paid for an else* of cisel„, and have received a much infenor article. The railway salboritim, upon making inquiries, have ascertained that several parties in London have started mopeds@ for the purpose of selling coals, and some of them have need as their titles, "The Great Northern Coal Company Depot Ming's. arms ; agent, IL (Mark," Moe leading the pebth to bobbins that they were &WM* with the railway oosommy who only have upon their tickets " Great Northers way Company," and whorl manager is Mr. ' Clarke. i ne plea alispted le the case wee of r a eprese re"e n tebl ung Y i "" hat he was asn an calling agent of u Th n e nul the iray "nPlainm pany t ; and saying that had supply the beet Wallas ways & a 11. 24 per toe On the huh of this statemeat se air, for two tons was pm, bat when the vendors' ticket] was pre tested it had for its heeding " Great Northern Mulvey Gael Company, " end thessoids were demented as " the best Walls-end." M the mdiseelMism. on one of the winners was found a receipt 'hewing that Wells bad purchased of tie railway counpary tete isms of the wont description of goal% Ye., iimaan, and the pries be had paid for them was askr 11s. per ton ; Owes wore the same description of wale far which the prosecutor lied paid per ton, and were dmathed as best Walls-eod. A *ken was also found on tlee _ picketer heeded " Guise& Coal Sabres, Company." Br lb, add parliament any van or cart delivering coals in boas to merry weighte aad scales, but is this case the van had "whim lir. Carrie mil this was* ease in which the public were interested. In addition to having an inferior article in this ere the t had been cheated oat of bye sechrof coals. Ha could remand the prisoners until Ttwedem aut. HATILIOLKIR Tammuz.—Min Amy fiedgwicir, aocasoplidmil sari" will take her Meat k►runtew evening, on which occesioa Mr. Edmued Falconer's new comedy, Dow He Lan Mr, will for tho first time be Produced. M ,1