The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-20 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1861. ---- DRAMA. SPORTING INTELLIGENCI ' FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTII. lab; inttlitgatte. dipping oat at night and going with the eo-rearnsiff to basin= has been done "to mete," prior &win no ____,..._ brothels._ Some letter, were produeed in which Vfidglety quotable &Bamboo. Speculates' have taken 14,130 Amen• . -..„, e _ addressed the respondeat as • " My dear fellow,. and direithiff olut,lloltahia, 320 Emden, and 920 Swat, and there are re• Wf. J AMUS ?BRAISE. NEWILIB.KET RACE • WrLman TIMMY HIXIMO, Old Broadetreet, City, bill broker. HOUSE . OF LORD&-Apiu. 19. them to her under the name of " Mr. Bright." Ica the of ported for export, 2,620 American and 2,810 Surat. The r.: li tie the Ss surrender Kay 4 end June d at 12, at Basinghalletrest, Two Dew little *caw, one • Mime " - e- -- THE SUBSCRIPTIOM 11003L-Tnuettura Honer. te e In ise, 13ga-chambers, City ; off. amig., Joluisoo, ether a bread farm. have been produced &trim the week at TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS Basiri gh dreictmet _ : Famatuct Wita.sall Ankil4, King.street, Covent garden, carver, APPEALS. • DRUMMOND O. warners, °meat isarmosa OF TIM ROYAL ano th illasithese 4 e f ib r s e tle :t me d witithe mad. l n smufssi 'm oc um ehr a r ora t ib ' s o ezPreseass' dmimagoo sad swaswialkm. rm ilaG"lll a ebd r ehehl Th ark" beyege t 7 lar r ehy of2P799wtindeth ':* taal•tha g gced den r ®°;furthe 'P •maa ttM alles will this theetre 11 to 2 apt Sweet Hawthorn (t 6to I) May lat 111. and June 6at 11, at liaainghalletreet. Sol., Da/11 OP AIRITIALIA. charms. Mrs. Harris being meant by the plural proacrun. -- ' The omelette, a pleasant little (rife, evidently adapted Ato 1 - Klarikoff (t) °Mow Onmechurchatreet; off. udg. Bell, Coleman-Wrest This was an sipped involving the quail= of the r . The Court deeded the mariage with sods apart the OGITON GOODS.- MANCHESTIS, Aran 19.-The tone by Mr Alfred Wigan frow A French ovtiginial , is called It to 1 - Garbo 0) buildings. to place the appellants =the list of costributories s eder tra ,„ thboo d ee t . of the market emithmis to improve a little. Since Tuesday, i Lao t.r f.efi•a, and turns upon the anxiety displayed by 9to I - Kettledrum (t) loss TALUS, Materotreet. Strand, ( d ata, May aat IQ* the Winding-up Act to the Royal Beak of Australis. me roe ' ' • -- Yd luxe 6at2, at Ilsainghall.streM. Soft, Bole sad Ca, owing lie the adder fret America, prices have hardened 100 to 7 - Burley (t) argumen t s were l inmeedin g wheel the bri m° °me * an d ere COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.- Ana 19. ia the cloth market. There haa been a little more huskies Mrs. llowani ism Kate Terry) to have • legal separation Alderraanbury, and Lowrance and Cu., Old Jewry ; °IL exlg., 100 to 7 - Diophantas (t) Bell, Colemanetniet-bulidlngs. postpone our riqica4 . (Before Mr. Commissioner Vane.) • both . yestaday a•d Malley. The advance amounts perhaps from her hwbda•d ;Br. Ashley*, to whom she lase been mar- 25 to I- St le e 0 freely) 311163 LTOa, Frederick's -place, Hampateadrud. Cabbed maker. vied • rery short time. But Mr. Howard bee left • ball- , 100 to 6 - Mat m• (off) May lat 121, and May 31 at lh at Itasinghalletreet. SoL, EQUITY COUBTS.A.Pau. 19. veer an role= AND CO. -" THS WISKLY NAR.." 30 10. pt. pros. gunerally *asking, ea ler week's prices. This - to ell mode suitable for Wit and Claim The roman 01,1.1421 y, and has been seen talking to a lady in a 100 to 6 - Neighbour (off) Seed. St. Anne's-lens, City: off. &wig., Whitmore, Beehighatt- (Before the Master d t►e Rolls.) •• The bankrupts, descr i bed as printers, in Exeter-street, idler. . ip g t Gakoisaaad Bombay down to the 19th Match rah, and be wife'. jealousy le usappessable, and within 40 to 1 - Knight of (fit. Patrick Mira were formerly the publisher, of a weekly paper under the t . es _.._;_, 1 . place will do but that Mr. Torisalidon Mr. Emery), a raider- MO to 18 - ht S t, Patrick and Knight in a lr eeh te t nnL y Go s no J. 1 7 . 1 1 . 12," i ma r b. . 4l ' br o lik . s.. t.fogbot lkaaw . Th:ilt lalaj th r. sionf Wa t i u ll2llll- wm 01 2 1 A 121112 W y n a : he wliaL above . title . This was the certificate sitting. The libtli • 7;;Z a V e 7" ssm t°4l° Y stesib i e t the mmende °° the whyhele are nor• demi= is sail• nee institute d frd the adaoiddn • ties are of Mining - amount. bselV 3s friend ..f hoe. shall procure her a divorce. Mr. Twissletoa 4to 1 - Overtos and Ketalednuo, coupled wthith ore. ye a r e oun t rown i m r . in. Dona,' for the bankrupt", stated that they had ; d bl e . wit te _ t h e 964 * Th ul eee t • iid o ° ma :=Pbreebee here, doubt! Mesa .11 she has to berg forward, but declares there is THE CHESTER CUP. dowesso "Arm! Hunan, Cripplegato-bnthlinp, elty, weans and fcw 22w211sulassa Joseph ••• ...sbilialsg and 11 declarat ion .--. that the fli . eedcark ol woolletderahla capital h• th imaie a n d had ) per .r . '" .. ).-- ....i.i neater ease April 19 and May 31, at 11. at Basinghilletreel eortoto,,_rit, of ... „ ,magroo being WS Eir. nine! _,__two A . O ! so , expected sadden°, from other quarter:, which tlieyhad not ' me ' '''"'' """' `'"' tt l ethlw mmelweeted the better squirt' soiling eufficieat ia it, and he &deices her to induce bar 8 to 1 spit Cher, Arnie (t) Sot. Treace., Ormlunnetreet City ; mi. wig., Pennell, G OWISSWOwI was invalid, •• not pro Per ••••T ••• oir received. for those geode la prialagoloth the sully gangs seers I" hu.l.and to box her ears. Twirler° awl •a groom hole in setamte chamben to wither the sanault, but the husband 9to 1 - Walla• It freely/ 14 to 1 - Light (t_ freely) bachambers. munstaacies of the parties interested. Louts BROWN, St. Maryot.lllll, City, merchant, May lat 19. The bill in the second snit was filed by the defendants in u nit- A fair amount of badness has been doom i • yams for ladis 1003 to 30 - Mdlioulte (t) and ciar V re at 1, at Baslngballatreet. Solt. Ells and Co„, tie &et suit against ths plaintiffs in that suit, and was o we of th e heaths, alleged ( brit mi, it bee • dose in at fall sates. Th e brier qualities of mule yam are Won R beas onoar arade remarked baa batare on a ati a usign a m ptry eat °I the debts te h. • hitt° bee enelestion in the lighter foindedfsbnos. yr.,l7,as to Pl y orieiejandthesiA the °", He T te enat eas i t ee the s t e ewsu e tere w ye h r e , W eed el 110/0 to 1000 on Clare Arnie •get Herne and Horace "me ' fitkurt P eensi • "ildhall-chambam directe d to th e aga i n, • sad., excepting that it prayed the re- a utdup e u th d art w reath o y mousy. f or w hi c h they were i ll rather mere freak- The activity re Yam* however. hes WILLIAM NAM" Bu hamehirs draper, Mey 1 at trooty, bang abased from Imo emmoromfro rnehoid Land ra th er subsided aims Tuesday, the renewed advance in THE DERBY. us, ad June r at It, e t had" Il•atnet . n ow mum and * mond of the pl aintiff en in the first slit from the office of strikes her husband. The triteness rush out, hut staad in • 7to 2 •get Dundee (cif) Co., Greeltemetreet, City , off. awls., Fanned, Guildhall- trustee of the testator's will. Society. • i errs having led spinnon to ask pier Width buyers lad adonishmset whet they see the real state of the maw 90 to 1 - Sweet Hawthorn (t) cheerers. Mr. R. Palmer, Mr. Selwyn, Mr. C. Barber, Mr. Berke • Hi s m ath , w ad th e wom a n wm „ m 7 a mnions , ono. mils viable to accede to. At Tesetbm's rates • large bri ar might Mill be done. The ortuiental horn am new and the eartai• falls on • general reconciliation, 1000 to 15 - The Struggler (t) iscrinton COMAND, Mardi, Cambridgeehire, /roper , Apr( 80 ky, and Mr. Swan appeared for the di ff erent parties. but the boob-opts might take certificates of the lima' clam the ears for jealousy being satisfactorily explained 1000 to 15 - Inmas (t) smil Maya at 1 . at gonoirboll'otreer Soh. Inirrence and It Hemour reserved judgment, which he said he would Co Bread-street . City, and Wise and Dawbarn, March, Cam• car RA JOIM TALLI3.-ADJUDICATION. cla w boa. 2000 to 30 - The Drake (t) In . off. assig., Stanfield • Basinghenetreet. deliver ost Monday. and the divorroourt practitioner receiving his nous. Mr. Tanis was • porter and publisher, of the Strand and CORN . ....o rrthrthi ,, m, Am, 19,-Then f, bat little Snsartly written and pleasantly acted by all concerned, FRIDAY'S RACING. Joss a, Clareculouetreet. Pimlico, wine merchant, Apell 30 at 26, and June lat 13, at etreet Sol., (Before VicoChoocellor Sir Mirage Wood.) ef Watar-lami e•d formerly P ee P the°l ' °I the Muserefed change to note in the rates of prima on wheat throughout anaag h r etcs orma of the , elaaaa, World in kt ptem petiti ber oneA Bs th i e , piyamc court,. underre p• 1 th,, week• Them wY e yth, c h ew o f wheat Yd be' • MO little piece is an agreeable prelude to the evening's HAIGH(' A P SwIMPWTARES al 35 son. eack . 20 ft far threw g e st ese htu . city . ort Wig,. Lbw Basingban.gtreet. yr-eida,inners arm. T.Y.C. (5 subs.) esdertainotost. Mr. Emery's '• **skeins," after a well• tea. of p i et erc r e O r yky by Ro c h e st e r. s me, get TD known barrister is highly ludinoto. HWY 111111113, a4ehoL4tree4, City, Merehent, Apill 30 at 2, and Jane latl. .t Basingballistreet. Sol., Wal, Zed HENDRY V. NITROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY. This bill was filed by Mr. Head ay to restrain the de- ma, in the hy soma inetainuer. M. Bulks) 1 Ituature, triboru ; at. 'mtg., Edwards, gasdashag * we e feudist, from obstructhig and blocking up a street called adjournedmg in rather improved condition , it was taken freely at fully Ire The MaU ",,_ Waa 3wo/4. Beans, Is. to 2s. dearer. Barley dull sale, se the to time, and bein g meow to can./ out. nom for m•ltingg is nearly giver. Wheat, 50a. Od. Barley, !I The other piece, which is broadly farcical, ie written by teed . Stamford's Canto, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (A. Edwards, 2 mamas Molar Penn • Marlborough 0/Mahn% needones, Sutton-place, Paddington, until they had made a substituted the mom]. he hae been adjudiored bankrupt. The Betting opened at 2tol on Cowley end closed at sto 4. April Wand May re, at it, at Bristol eourt. Sole. Makomb. mode of access to the s treet into which Sutton-p _la lead s . liabMti - es are 14,0007 the meets, 9,0001. 3k. 811 Oats, 271. (id. Beam ' 341 ' 114 Pe" ' 41. ' 66 ' i Mr. Murton, and as called Th e Puha of Pieske, The hero The fav o urite as the lower aide made all the running and Marlborough. and Henderson. Bristol : off . smog, =hr. The plaiatiff complained that the defendant ha:blocked Lwow, Aram 19.-The supply of wheat was fair. Fine is a toliaccoaist, who has been to Constantiuople to par• wen, beads down, by twenty lengths. chase chibouques, and here there bought a Georgian slava, HANDICAP Swieirwratas of SO sore. each, h ft., for 3- Winner sobs. D M (3sabo. Relabel. Amami CHARLES Lewis. Bath, tailor, April 20 and May at at 11. at Bristol Court. Sole, Husoo and Parker, King -streets en whom he has brought to England-to Pirko-and has Fr - rdda• . D.M. • erepekte, and Bevan and Co.. Bristol ; of , auk., Millar, del up the satire street with a hoarding, and so deprived him of =6" miens of saxes to his !rose. To this bill the INSOLVENT DEBTORS OM:MT.-Arm 19. eem P leiliere held (Before Mr. Comminioner Nichols.) for lasi week's rates, but inferior ins bea , t , t, , ,...t ... t • t I fi Ttaline. Very little dot? in epilog aof Buford s Pau by 'rarer a yrs, et 81b Carter) 1 Mind demurred * mutench that the remed y ef the 13 TUB KAT= OF MONA= POPL-AccommoDAFlDN___ f i e r . be r e; red ' 4 46 ,. 6w teseekefsei. white , Me' to 6 e' Berrie), piartiff on his owe showing warn either by information or MLA& I perscutded her that she woe at .1 Igor,. She, Dowe • er, has gy ° ea t en .. pri eece th, s yn . est yti, S. Kn ife" ) 2 Mamma DRAM LANA. Monmouthshire, grocer, April 30 and under the Lands (ism a Act• This insolveut, coo atteraity in Bedford-row, whose ease vas Aram 19.-There has been only • limited e a also duped him, being no Georgian but a little English Betting :7to 4 on Plum. Blisworth, who ran exceed ingly " currish, * made the running, waited upon by the w Mg . th yesurk at 11. at *Mot Court. Soh., °runway and Spt_Bir Mr. Roll and • Mr . Gen were for the bill ; Sir IL t e d th e th a f orthth sic •ppsarad f or atteo l ie buyers at this mornines market, and the t sad Blinn cal Co ., aril", oil. mi ni -, Were- Cairo and Mr. BoirM on the other side. demand for wheat has been on • small oonsumptive scale I dancer, who had gone out with a come to Coastantinople, and found tbe only chance of getting back to London was favourite, to h•lf•wel in the cords, where bet was beaten,• at the full rates of this dey scenaight. Flour still attracts Jars' ma Milan, Stratfordnoon A Waririckahlre b ildu Th e Vi 'm'Cllmmellm val of opinion that th° drew• r u l t owae for three creditors named Baugh's, Plum winning e•rity 4 two lengths. m a y , and ta. e r, 11. ii i gr ria i i = C our t it e i c : w . :4usei cumstances stated in the bill disclosed such • ore that the wide._ and • ; M s. B o wi e° , Griffi th , little attention, and is not easy to quit. Indian corn must to disguise herself as a slave. Swaselfrates of 100 sore. each, h ft., for 3-yr•olds ; ' sad Allen. Birmingham, and Lane, Stratiord-upon-Avon ; off. court could not may so relied could be granted. The do sm ut - be noted 641. per quarter lows. on the week, with few There is plenty of broad fun in the farce, but it is pain • colts, Slat 71b ; and fillies, Set 211,, 151. (5 rubel wag, Whitmore, Birmingham. alarm would therefore be orerealed. sellers at the decline. Oats and oatmeal in moderate re aipally attractive from the remarkable acting of Mr. G. Lord Stamhird'S Wallow., by liClull Dotattroblon 211 1 Tastes Mar Exeter at. Mary, Devonshire. tailor • May 1 and The inaolveat bed dabbled in bill traasectione with •• pr. Dyer, who had bola sometime is ~*• •t former prices. Beans and pear are both fully se Exeter Court . gaol. Son named Mastapre . Be/mora, who play. • • comic character without e■ I Duke of Bedford's Hever, Sat 71b Mount. 2 j i :u.' st 1 2, g 114,... Sol., fryer' Sister ' 1"1 " COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH .- Aram 19. prison at the spit et Mr. 13aughan, one of the opposing • Barley wadeable and the tun cheaper. The and with an unusual amount of artistic are and humorous Mr. rare The Roving Boy, at llb (L am mleni a Thai laqiinrooll. Halifax, Tcwholdr• stockbroker, Mee 11 Sitti ngs at Nil Prtm at oggdhan,....meif Mr . J e w el , coeditors. The debts in the aggregate exceed, oa the alarming news received from America hae so far exercised %Min : 6 to 4 on W a ll oon. The favourite. in the and Jam 7, at 11, at Leeds Cond. Oda, Roane rod sew , mbedule, 1,6001. The bill traneactions, principally for no Muer* th an to stiffen holders. perception.Wightenthesel Closamon lurks.) saddle, made play, having limper on his left art Roviag Bahia:, end Caries and Cudworth. Leeds; eff. wig., Yonne, Iclyer, were about 7001. • and the consideration debts, 8001. WAsirain, Arnu.l9.-Wheat was held firmly for the Boy an the upper ground. Entering the cords, Walloon lima. LOWS W. 11T0313.-LIIIIL. ‘‘... Tb, remainder related ' to debts more than roe entered. prior of last Friday, but the trade was inactive, end inferior NAVAL AND MILITARY, drew away sal ran home AA may winner by two lengths ; 9° , 11ww „. 4 , ae ffilmt na g wier w ea Il e jt i T k ialee & mo m m ell ig nm der r o i keler e ... I.ll Le was a• action hro_____,,_wAt b r,_ th l_p laie t ilr e e ic ei ,L et .,... l ,_' ° ' All the lime complainants were holders of bills of exclaims WOW are minden/ dull of sale. Barley quiet, without , ~:' ~ Boring Boy a bad third. - .6 - 11. -- ---- ---a rod. - - --. - wino& '- - de f en dant ..,,_,, ;„, o„ te , rmewir t u,..;,,. minv ' iw. "' w ,,,,,,, l . A 5,...,,,,,y . "'" wd . ef 5 p,„,,.."'"'" -- , L .. made by Dyer and the insolveat, but the only creditor ex* ebaafe of Prim Good d l 7 beam very firm Gets and ADWISALTT, APRIL 19 . - I - iti.MoTIONn AND Asa • I seurreaere. _ 4lh i ef Keyeteer W . m . fiatett. te the cumber. 3.". TH 1 .01 : 001 ; colbk s4 7: 7 :Alit ; .1 fillies , 04' 50 izzli:de; each, l i t r ririoNai • PEII - 1140, AT OSTI7OALSTRIZT. dis hed lam 7 r . a - za ; erta - '' oRe Geteu Th'''''' . '"iii i - ", .dthodatt Trade . ' - "`" pleaded - mired ins Mr. Baughan, who was a credit() f or Y 40/ on the shako( are without alteration . Average, week endin g lAIMS CUM 001101114:41111 Lilly. lasd • fir charge of the machinery of the Undaunted. Mar R. A. Edwin, to the Marlloniugh. alMwances. a it. ( 2 gabs.) Baron Rothschild's Wing, by King Tom, 3 yrs, Bat llb April 24. R. W. Colvin. St. 4.1n-the.Essil, lavabos) bet not %Wilt met • meoed l 7. • Nelda/Bon. keeper-B. Wren, Philip-lano, T butcher's assistant- Mr. Co 'er, Q.C., Mr. Haddleston, Q.C., and Yr. Tamer &some of two bills. Dyer first called ou r b repro . sent. April 15 :-Wheat 1,148 qty. at 575. Bid. ; barley, 310qm., itig that he had mosey from him mother, and the insolvent at 37 s 941 . ; Ole, 35 Vs. et 31,. • ; Blow, 7ttgea Mae* ed. ; Mr. afterwards rearmed the statement, and said tbe money was Foe" 15 qr• at 38 a. fd- Itaster'siAristent W. F. Maxwell, to the Porcupine. (J. Osborne) 1 -J. H. Hopper . Victoria-terra" Oradantown, and ,belfry, were counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Hawkins, Q. /cting•Aesietsat Surgeons E. I sion, to the Proeris • Count latthyany's Prato Plausible. Set HO emr. at 31b) City, aceosinter Keene, and Mr. Chas. Gotham ware counsel for the de- required to make in same law matters' The la/el. ---. (Wells,' t may a J. Eldred, FairSeldrom Bow, .clerk In the West ladise th e d a th . vent also referred to own position and the furniture be OGAIR. -LosliWir_ r _H23ll. 19.--Oerr's Oriel Hartley. sad J. C. Gngg, con to assistant-surgeon in the T•.6sld Moor. Mr. eadiless Lady Blanche, 3 yrs, fat 13Ib fa. Fordhain: 3 docas-J. Orem, Church-terrace, Kentubitown, tailor . Hydra. Mr C. Monck's Prudence, 8 yrs 7st 13th L Snowdeci 4 Parole ILL 001111100101111 INICHOLL At the elusion of the plaintiff's evidence Mr. Collier P ememei k , which atalwant it win - all Ned was no t " mat Idei 9d . ; Limb e r " Walt H a rtl eY. l em 9d- ; i Midshipman F. Readily, to the Marlborough. Mr. Meath e Beanpole, 3 yrs, Tat lilt . /tarmac 6 April 13 . J. Keeling, Great Chapeletreet, Oxfordetreet, cos- said be had wn communicated with the counsel on the o th er msesegrimeneba from yleyelegtob hh erhe d ni a• ee 91 m r.. m on hiff b e ins ° war mad s e londbor by the w l deld. nod ; Walher Ager ltiniroas, cue, 124. 24. 9d 6d. ,; ; W w eet aus ßartl E :l, E t: 1 -- CHATHAM, Aram 19. Lord W. Powletts Lady An., 3 yrs, Tot 131 b OE Sharpe) 8 mission agent-J. Heritage, Dodtithgtmgrore, Kennington, Yd Ida, sad they had agreed that, ae the came could not pos. insolvent Betting :6to 4 apt Prince Plausible, 2to 1 apt Lady Little Distaff-lane. City, warehouseman-T. Beaked, Jun.. fiber- sibly flub& to-morrow, it woad be mere convenient for the mid Dyer. 16.. Id. ; Walls Ead Herten, 16a. • Walls Bud Ridden, Mr. Commissioner Niebola in giving judgment reviewed Ida. ; Eden Bain 17. • Walls End Braddylls /Woe, ASKIVAL or TROOPS Tata INDIA. - Auother Blanche, sto 1 apt Wing. Prince Plausible, with Bar • borne-strut, itingion. share de1 .1 1 . 6 71a10 p n . , TX. Belvidere ._ commie? jury MUMS to be taken_ to ((oven. (Wa n day ). the principal . featores of the case, •cad alluded to the bill 17s. &L; Walls E nd F;ainwellgate, 16.. 6d. ; Walls Bad 1 numerous party of troop', a( V11.14. , U+ cavalry and infantry goals and Lady Blanche laid up, made the running, Wing lace• eambrider•rmds idge•road , ' • •• The Judos in tb unrest° •I•he f urther b ea g m o f t h e cue .. 4 gua fort he f i r 4 d ay transactions in which the insolvent had embarked with awe% 17. . fa • Walls End Hartlepool, 18a • Walls rexneeuta • arrived at this puaison this afternoon from Vise does cap to the half-mile post, when Prince I'laaaible • may a 'Xi en t i 2 r rei. ' Greenw i c h . h ay d.,01..-O, mit,. Wen- Dyer, who had been in prison since December last. End Bough Hall, lee. 6d. ; Walls End South Durham, 165.; India, lodes disembodied at Graerend f r , w th e c h ar t ere d foll o wed by wing on the lower ground, aud Lady Blanche, lecommet, city road, corn dealer-A. ewamH • Lowthlan.road, of the sittinp after teem. last India troop ship Windsor Castle, 1,000 toes, Captain came co together, the favourite with a clear lead, to within camberwell, commerdal traveller-B. Robinson, Great Dover hi The troops brought home belong to the oth • 20w strides of home, when °gorse challenged, got up in street , Sout hwark • journeyman tailor-T. B. Wilson, Salisbury- aelti ftylt in. T ßanco Olf . 130_ izer ldif ore O t t e PLEARtord Chief Jones diaa t aa s i ß' Honour a ga biara ve a aa ju ab d a gen sai en t t al of abe for months under the Walls End Thondey, 15e. • Currey sad Duffryn Anthrse body of are • cite, 21s. 6d. ; Cerra and Dairen Malting, 21s. ditors, °14117 and five months at the suit Pa ot Mr. B•nghan for at mar ase, 53 ; add, st y -- - ---- -ShIPI Humans 17th Laacers, Royal Artillery, let baddino 4th the lad stride or two, and woe by • heed ; four lengths terrace , Islington, porkmau-W. Bsidock, Davis-street, Ids or W a s . Own, atli, 33rd, Stith, 57th, 72nd , and 79th broom the mood and third ; the others beaten off. Dogs, journeyman outer-C. IL Rayne% Beaked, Essex, sta contracting a debt without reasonable expectation of delver-4. Hi, Brunswick-road, Upper Holloway, and Justices Willis, Byles, and Keating.) paym ent. sad With Regirreenta, together with • IldmicAr SallthiTaMen of 10 eon. each, h ft, for 2 and ;e nnti li.- J. Wick; Black Swan-yard, Southwark, leather SECOND COURT. The judgmects are mincennent from the vesting order WEATHER REPORT. eeraher 6dar a men of the let Bengal Fusiliers, Ist 34 . da. Last half of Ab.M. (5 subs.) amobay Friliess, fad Bombay European Light la. Hors Madge Wtdnre , By Annandale, I you. " weer ' DECLARATION/I OF DIVIDE N DS. MUT. O. SAI L IT AND OFAXIIII.-A SWIDINIKIEGIAN made M March- Famsr, Aran is, aon • Ado. hairy. 3rd lermarty European Regiment , and a few other fib (1 1olwr I RIMY Vim t estate), Great Rt. Helen's, City, wine DURUM --- - Dana Madre P lard el .se The larea saaa ti. a . na e gla to r nb . • ( 1 1 .. ..6 1 rimolimk 1 2 merchant-is d ivid end of 7/. Id., any Thursday, at Mans- This was on action against the . committee of the LONDON SOCIETY FOR TEACHING THE BLIND S. S. M. D. 1.0. L IL adios corps. The Windsor Castle riled from Bombay ferffs, Baelnaludletrut. Swedenborgian Society by the ti ,who had been TO READ. es the lee le January with lit sou -coultaissioned mr. griwillefs Amy, 3 yrs, iist Ita . (BidgeTeE • DRAMAS 34.11.1.4 Fiume (separate estate), Crest St. Helen's, a ,„,„a,„„,„ 1 h . the „, te business of selling the .3k.,, nod 11010 el "rims ilrit" and Indian rellimellta. Bering :2to 1 apt the Sege, sto !each apt Amy sad city, vitae awn:hang-Id dirldend of Is. fkl., any Thursday, wor k. .." ... '' . 4 's we d e - n b or r i m e t ,„„ li ve d upo n th e Tho •DnnL( moo ti ng o f thi n i mi tit o li nst wan b o u teriber with 44 rimen and children. The warp to Pala/ear sto 1 cgs Madge Wilde's. The lot came • say at Stansfelds, Basingballetreet. Gravesend eessigied 107 days, reboil's' &teatime at abreast end ma In ' 4°•• com p an y for tw o or Wee Modred JON! POGO. Merle; 11111. Staffordshire • licensed victualler-Ist penises, which had been taken the committee, and in yesterday at the Hanoveraquare Rooms ; the Loan MATO* ' Ana WM 41 44 SIC 1 e Gamma sad Si. Samos. Your deaths casearred esi board y ar d. ; Amy th ee in front, and carried on the nor- dividend of Is. Id., say Tuesday, at Whitmore's, annbigham. addition to the society's books he many books of his la the eli•ir. The report , which was read, elated that an asubsos 30.10 47 44 S.W. 0 :MIN HOLLISSAIII6, Stourport and Dudley, WorresterahlrO, ten- own for sale there. Some dispute arose between the important &Mermen had Been made ceimmusas on thecae. Luau 44 41 IL o nr emelne unetneva lke am Oa The y elneme obblibusb.d. vim emne cupuis henee Hb a kb... eheree t ii h t to wen the t to top the of f rue‘hilaind. whon witb eh m e m was ge h ;;; ildyub ta n ; pl i atn ern abd me ner-lat dividend of Is. ad., any Tuesday, at Whitmore • s. Sw- plaintiff and the committee ea to his having sold certain Daum of the late assistantiescrebuy, Mr. Self. ; that of Bruner M. all 44 21.1 o ~am. f ind Bombay Burma Light Infantry ; Lantern! Dean. S ag e is close attendance ran together to half.way r the ofurren more. Merin - read, Wandsworth. builder-bit dM• rjent lieb the ne nnen whinh notenn they nn ill e rlemilde esd a im ib e s safina pisiz eeMil tirs gimp ing &e mir. AppoistAnont and mrs. 0114848 0 t a redden( n _ superintendent_ . and his wife, Pert!•Ose $ 1:03 910 4 4 82 42 1. M. 8.1 b i list Regiment; awl Gomel Drake, 7th Dragoon Guards. cords, where Midge got up to ftii u, but a La- dead of Md., any Monday. stemma's, Basinghalletreet. Nest of the troops sent home have completed their period njedsteit y after, Deady put him out of hi. wide ;Nu Manx uvi. , $ 01 aeries, and will be disebiuged. After doe trams had steadied woo •fir a severe finishde yr• Hole also acted an seem "" Bow Bristol lau mandadurer-ard dividend of against his will and lock it up, there being in it not only t a rp. There ere 91 male and 26 females pupils aow in the d ififiliWe atur , 110.61 46 ita BAIL M. ,together with the let and 2nd dividends of Ss. and Se. on th eir books but a number of books belonging to the p la in iniditutioa. Of four males set as Mors in the - - - 'ir l a b p', ll r. : : Ilk b um ..,had y „„,,,„,,,.„.d ..,„„ wen , .I.iisid into hos • itd databe ltri uded , duty; b eaten off last s Th. saw rOott). any Wednesday, at litillers, Bristol. himself. The plaintiff, under those careamtataneee, brought school and hold a ppoi ntments °waists in different winder all.ay . a 2 ,.... , fa 3.y ., -( a d . bus byessabt Jeem airdar w a s t „ ra ch il e la tt r e a nh i n tu ptatice-let dividend awl., any Wad - thie action to recover damages for Weeper ; and there WY churches , . 8444441 fl i mes bad ten printed in the em. NALMITIA 30.07 00 a LILL • 0 e homed ch 2 e b I all Fad Plit far treatment • and the remainder sent to Si. = se invelhil establishment to await an order fur their New T.F.G. from the service. - kr. y. pereebb mbelbse. by boebabseir. b m.o. 7....1066 tub I cs minie .aizs a J mi taza wL THoras, • Newpcet, Monmouthshire, bonded elm •coat ( °mint in trerer • MALTA, Aril. 14. mi, 0.6,,,,,.„ g ee g ese t p me . me stk, list el) I stare' urchant-lat divideed of L. Id .. any We n , at Tie . tria - n leek uLae bef th e lend Chief Justice, and " rudders= "whw.hi c h eh wum m t itte s d ""d ilial vw"ml4l4 al ° ' f ' htiirl: rairli"lll."7ll:Lowscw . . 10, 33 23 4 3 7 3 44 H ti ll DIVIDENDS. Sod t • result. the fed volume was printed the year before's/it. The report Days . . . n o a 47 E. Mr. SerMant Parry now moved for a rule for • new trial, stated that the funds were in • painfully diecouraging solidi. 4044440 . 141.. um 68 44 IL o at 6 - e If O 1 Her Majesty's flip Scourp±lft for Gibraltar Mr. Nelms tby daseltwid-islins, gyve, est reebb.b.. 7l6 tear . May 11. J. D. Sandell and 0. T. Dicks, Gruketreet, Soho, and submitted that his lordship had not formed a contest li on, the donations siod subscriptious loin lees than in PORTLY'S"... 80.19 43 41 It.R. o 5 I l with swam Meter Majesty's ship to prueeed to Eng. DM KIN - opinion of the rights of the padre. lend the tech with h er Iso inval ids f Y oa , th e apre th thi; to 14. F. lartadallfs Oddest rtawie. 4 pra at ( lesey l • Maylo. W. Hills, nudged*, 'sat draper-May to. P. Arnold Mr. Justin v 7 be 101111131311”3 Ms bar Majesty's slop Cr..,, for padre r i :; . . =l l =? P r • " na I •• Ends estate , Luton, Bedfordshire, straw p 1 sit merchant_ _ Notalmoimfisi upward, of 100 woo 6i44 iammid wage: wm.yeibmannien ! sseenunnusbia. in yen.m. yes, nnesd ast riot ia nt h 4 1 =1 •II U. IL Golchichmidt and H. Boas, Notti fie' dl•m tie Malta Naval Hospital, 122 p•tietts still naiads Mr. Abide Spantstie ewe. id la der that esaabliabarna (Davies 0 Her Majesty s skip Liffey Dr proceeded to sea for the Us Puma/ 100 pima, far Ilyr:lds,. I" T W irt 3: ; mamma, it is supposed, Of ILLUCiiiilii her men ia fining pest four 7113 • fir. lOst 4lb • six and red. 10et 81b. B.C.ems, wholesale stiff previous years, and the committee would have been in a Mom= .. MAO 40 48 LICK illes said the question woo whether the moot embartassed state but for the special efforts of Wine NISSAIIOII.... 30.1 00 69 Z.N.Z. iff had say estate in the hour in which the burin= hind friends, both clerical and lay. Some of the former Jw•ar _ ee _ n -May is. J. sfuecott, Westonburf. Herefordehire. on- was carried oyes whether his occupation was simply as have m mcbed sermons, and some of the mast eminent fi theth 35.24 45 - N.N.B. gtheer-May 10. . Si. Bird, Weston • Somersetahire, brewer-May servant of the society ; sad he was of opinion that the Foe KM u - IN.& Olow) 0 10. J. Jones, Chepstow • Monmouthshire, wine merchant-May plaintiff had no interest in the premises , even to the Wed services prattit iAdfa lously an ll i t t gan era ti ODDOerte ea'en bad givl ndl in ged nid of th t e h ir s L aing sansn- UAW 65 - 5. Oat II we. lat Mb..(31. Orinsionn 0 ie. W. Thretten, Preston, Lancaahlre. iron merchant-May 10. o f a t enancy at w il l. H. Brown and B . 11..sigeon,. Haltfas, Yorkshlre, velvet menu ac - Rule mead, tarers-Ma 10 J Hartley Calverly. Yorkshire • cloth =neap. frociety's ends. One of the concerts was given to help te ups= pay the cost of an admirable organ which the society had " r - ' t•rrr-May 20. H. 1. . Kemp and W. Stet, Louth, Lincolnshire, ntomatt, e. own Caner Her courmr.--AMMILATION. purchased, end which was p.4_ for . by swociel effort with- 31672 a - ILL =PLANATION_ b 4 b I s 1 e 4 b I le 1 s I ~J. Mr Illarhoea Soo .cabal.: am ltArw nr, a ... Oar MI. Herallsjesty's skip Liffey has proceeded to sea for *el wpm, it is suppssed, eaerciaing her men is firing pest Ike lffejoity". ship Ltririog arrived on the 10th from the irekipelege. The gale she experienced off St. George's lie wee very severe, the sea washieg her boats from the &vita ; it required peat shill and seamanship to throw nest beard without &imaging the ship lierguse, each weighing over Mire toes, the sea beiag very high, andthe ship Rinker bieily. This wee sateesstially dose, followed by some 140 heavy shot. This lightened lb. vessel considerably, sad she beesine easier sheens& Captain O'Reilly los had some esperiesee is throwing heavy goes overboard is a pls, for he was bet Lasisteaset .1 heir Majesty's ship Retribution who. bee pea. win Wean overboard a lb. gale off Bak. Maws. whoa the Dube of Ckinheidge was us Dowd. Ha Majesty's ship Doris arrived os lb. ISih frost the nut al Syn. We have is port her ilajwity's shipstia One. Doris, Amphion, Alacrity, Assumes. sad (a Asspitia is te M may fee sea easly in the week. A miasma at iislinn still oontieues is the fleet. For tuna** It. Navel lisepitel is astir the direction of a gran nil nag sallies ellen, asid it is toepreithle far any Se be la try - loallar order or inns mange& R.. 01111 Muni* AT WALTHMINTOW.—A public meeting of the Whebttanne of Widthwise low was held on Mutanty weeks in the lentuneloal, Wandoneet ; Sher war Clara, prodird. • patibea its th e Hone of Owasso aageweire of twat et therebseisa of the Sad. Mlbinnoles Bille of Mr. Ledo Vag end Mr. F.dward sad ge l e ayog r for the panic this wane of Mr. tie eesi of hill ne preded of yokes the bib of Mr. Ledo. Ring and Mr. by Bain. at ballet, the ensiled pined preetlioldei was be Mr. W. L Whittington, weroded by Mr. U 41141. saiweggerted br Mr. Riches. Ng. Whilnionut. who attewied repreent the Ilellot gaiety, addlrewad the at trod length in soppon pothlioa, relenring la tbe of th e House at Oseenese by Lord Ologirell min odder omen body of Ms legbinare. The aprober roneeked that physic.d bodies otterrentace often ',mended from oorrup• lion ; aad corruplion, he thought, warn the eons of ever. vonenee of the Hone of Osoneas. The Rey. W. Hooper and Mr. Boyd altorwards shinned Me mostiag, and the petition was unpinned, A MPSITICINT ANls aa r d sAms Orint.—A bene. robot gentleman he. letneend his intention to bequeath to the Nattaind Lifeboat lartintion 3,000/., nu condition that the society will, r the esesipt of his legacy, place a first. slue lifeboat, thoroughly «pupped, ou woe exposed point of the English aad ol eo another on the Scorch coast, sad will undertake ter to keep them permanently in a state of efliciossy. B. also stipulates that is the event of his inaerei hie baron to 4,0001., another lifeboat, on the min awdilieae , shall lie placed on the Irish coast. A. the National Lifeboat Institution has now we hundred and twelve lifeboats soder its charge, it is a most important and anxious cossideration to keep up penman* tide an. /serous lifosaving fleet. It can only be astiActordy ec ru:Col by the eontintted support ed the 'abbe to the Ingtution, and by lepicies, aad nimiler bequests to the above, of benevolent persons Mgen.irittrrau linkup Or Woltft.—The usual meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works wee held yes terday, at the sass n Spring.garden. ; Mr. J. 'Agnates is the chair. The finortal statement was peneated,which pee the following cash balances iu the hands of the trea surer. April 13 Cumin accounts. 78,147:g. Its. Bd. ; depo sit account, 6.3,0001. ; total, 141,179!. Its. led. ; government securities, New Throe Cent. Aolluities, 32.91 a. 7es, ; cheques ordered, but sot teal, issued, 12.212/. fall-; sot untied, 241,3731. total, : 4 4,61:6/. 30, d& A report was received tram the Committeewo listrnpolitsta Comma aiestion se to the armagensentswith the Indos.Chatlins, and Weer Railway Conway, in respect .1 premiss pur chased I,y the oompsay, scheduled foe the Southwark and liVestninister coairounicatin, It recoo.rmiudod that on the -- kr .1 ibilmedt Illeolote. by Newwslasteo, 0 mid UM Yr. o=lo4 SeelOpeet Ops, let lb (Teo) I Mr. N 11 e 01 lms1 by sesdimenas, I re, Mt 111 s Marr. 11 14 kr. Y. IMMMITs Oddest limple.4 yre, Tel Ulli ( r. e gg . Messwie Mr. 11601aWalrIll OA 16b 1 0 Mr. W II yes. e ,ws‘ I re. Mt 101 b 4 1 . 1 = 0 f Mr. M. Omits RwrellM a yrs. OW lieb UMW= 0 Mr. Wyemlhemb libe.. f yrs, let 100) Mr. Abel% lowellette. byre, Ist Kb (Kw) 0 Oean4laspeoges Imemeee, t yrs. let Mb.. (14 Ortwatiem 0 Tax MOO% "Len of 100 'dams. far &yr-olds, let 31b; fem. bit ne • Iv% 10st 41b ; sax and aged, lOat 81b. R.C. Mr. Barber's Dm Webder. by Esrtsban, 4 pa. est 7tb takowdissi 1 Lard Zetland's Irtsarae, 4 yrs. Set nh 'J Osborne 2 Laid Gyms. a Aelbent. S yrs, 7r4 3lb $ Rene Rothschild's Towyrts. S yrs, Mt 31b J. Deny 4 Mr. Crssrford's Nicholas, 4 pa, tist 71b Rama NirStrisCusgeoputies, 6 yrs. 106 Kb (11 sr= 6 (Pityi I Mt. Goddings Luanda 3 pi, Tat Sibl Mr. Whittakses Mack Demand, 11 yrs, rat -- (A.llstwerdo Du=: 3 to 1 apt Ben Webster, 4 to 1 each apt and Bivouac, 5 to 1 each apt Anthem and Oes• aseplite, 10 to 1 each apt Nicholas end Lancaster. Niels*. les meek play at • skew followed by Lancaster sad Anthem ; the others, headed by Bea Wetabrr, Black Dia need, and ensmopolitii, follow* an at wide intervals. This order was =Mislaid to the Banbury New T. Y. 0., whea Nicholas sad Lancaster gave way beaten, leaves 8.. Webster, !Avowals, mad Lord Clifdat's colt to fight It oat, which, shim semildemes of tam, the former won in s center by a Mega and a MB. Anthem finished a had third, Torayris was fourth, Ni hoe. fifth ; the others trotted in, and pried the poet as plies& Tim Pow Sums, a Sweepstake, of 100 son. each, k ft ; for 41r-olds; colts, get 71b ; sod Allies,LBst 41b. (7 ache.) Mr. A. MAW* The Wizard by West Andralise, Set 71b (0. Yordham) w. Mr. Hasay's Lupellus saves kb stoke. LAT= BETTING AT CAMBRIDGE (SN ROUTE). THB TWO THOUSAND GUINEA& 5 to 1 sot Swett Hawthorn (off t 6 tol) Bto 1 Shrike( (t) 9to 1 Ovaries (t bogy) 9to 1 Kottlodnun (I) 100 to 8 Diophantos 0) 100 to 8 Pro:epitome 4) 100 to 8 Neighbour (5) 100 to 6 Matador (t hotly) THE CHESTER CUP. 7 to 1 opt Chin (t) 9to 1 Wallow Maio (t freely) 16 to 1 Lien (t frosty) 30 to 1 Boa Wobesor (t) BETTING AT ILINCRISTER, —AuDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINSAB sumo. 6to 1 opt Sweet Howthors (t) 15 to 2 Nottlidaut (I) to 1 Martha (t) to 1 °mien (t) 11 be 1 Diophoottis (t) It a 1 litosaloy (t) 14 to 1 Matador (t% worms CUi'. 10 8 to Ito 1 op Wollt Chine • Au tt) to (t) at- 13 to 1 Light (t) 7 to 2 art Modes (t) 20 to 1 /Uhlman (t) CH Z 'AWN FRAMs OpepreW state(, Great lit names, City, wine merchant-Id dividend of 11. 5.1., any The day, at Stansfelda, Haainglialletreet. Jong PAHA, Morley Hill. Staffordshire, licensed victurdler-Ist dividend of is. Id., soy Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birrningliam. :one HOLLISIBANTS, Stourport and Dudley, Worcestershire, tan ner-lat dividend of Is. gd., any Tuesday, at Whitntories, litr magiume. WILLIAM &Mai, Merton-road, Wandsworth, builder-let divi dend of 6141., any Monday, at Cana's, Beanghallstreek Li= Bowl roe. Bristol, glue manufset urer-ilrd dividend of fi ,together with the let and had dividends of Ss. and S. on new proofs), any Wednesday, at Millets, Bristol. Jam lowa, Cheltenham, print's-Ist dividend of ed., any Wed nesday, at Miller's, BristoL agates Joao TH01144, Newport, Monmouthshire, Aoudad dons nterchant-lat dividend of Is. 2d., any Wedneeday, at Millets. Bristol DIVIDINDS. May 11. J. D. Randal and G. T. Dicks, Greeketreet, Bobo, leather setiess-May le. J. Attack, Jun., Ilford, Bases, miller- May 10. W. Hills, riandgate, leak draper-Ma,y 10. P. Arnold sspee am estate , Luton, Bedfordshire, straw plait merchant- Si. L Goldschmidt and H. Boss, Nottingham. wholesale -May 13. J. Muecott, Weetonbury, iffereforiehire. en. 0. IMay 10. S. J. Bird, Weston. Somereetahire, brewer-May .7`ones, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, wine merchant-May 14. W. Threlfall, Preston, Lancashire. iron merchant-May 10. H. Brown and B. liodgeon. Halifes, Yorkshire, velvet manufac turers-May 10. J. Hartley, Calverly, Yorkshire, cloth manage. Carer-May es. H. F. Kemp and W. Skey, Louth, Lincolnshire, distillers-May 54. T. Linley, Beverley, Yorkshire, grocer-May N. J. Horneastie. (Bamford Briggs, Lincolnshire, seed merchant -Key 29. W. sinks, Kingston.upon-Hull, painter-May N. Chapati. Kingstou-upondlull, broker-May 13. W. Herring, Lam* confectioner. MATES to be grated, aka cause be shown to the contrary on oe before the day of meeting. hi V sk. J. Allcock, Jun., Ilford, Essex, miler-Ma 10. W. s New Broad-street, City, dentist-May 10. W. D. Simp son,an =ford, Kent, brickmaker-lisy 13. Hays, New , Middlesex. ebeesemonger-M ay 13. Anna Maris Owen, New boodateet, dealer In China goods-May IS. J. Le Mare and W. C. Canis, Broad.street-buildings. City, userelmate-May 14. G. Barlett*, Weaveretreet, Bethnal-green, skein silk dyer- May Si. W. Bennett, Nether Storey, Salome:am Hasa draper -Ma 16. J. Farrar, Bury, Lancashire, greet-May 11. G. T. Rellases, Birmingham, china dealer-May SR J. i Nast Wm& ter, grocer-May 23. 0. Clark, Hoibeach. Lincolnshire, builder- Goldechraidt end H. Boas, Nottingham, wholseede Bay 13. E. Lightfoot, Nentwich, Cheshire, conga& Wow-May 14. J. Carlyle, Liverpool. draper. PAINNU,SHI PS DISSOLVED. T. Morelia W. E. Masten, and O. H. Kaselsck, Blacktrms sad Manchester, Lancashire, general merchants-W. B. Weskit and T. Thwaltes, Blackburn, Lancashire. general mere:hake- T. R. Crampton and W. W. Collins, Buckingham-street, Adelpld -A. Holmes and F. League, Clifton street, ltielmryoptere, tem tureen-W. Pratt and C. A. Eyre, Ore High Ilarri-P. Brewer and W. Bromley, litokieepola• Sta. teedeltire, pad= manufacturers-J. J. Lowry mad I IL d- =Shoe -lane. fleekstreet, Issassd Wrisellser -IL J. eland W. Dagen, South Molten, Downelkint maws mar aiss is-J. and T. lisekrlL Wettema, Mon esolowlhlre, drapers-J. Box and F. Thomas. IlidemPrist, Fins. terf ee abinet furniture wandionessees-J. D. Komar sad W. tuber, Uzbridom watch sad dist waken -J. K TOemse ▪ Reepell, and W. ftderworill. fa , 1191104. BO fat as Nl= DiaM -0 erworth. Wash, sad J. Haim our Leoceshire. oaten mmagesteentse, go far 111 Mardi Jr. BIANP- Esther Stowell and Lease& Lisefelz, tweak), selhadedslriass -J. Rutter and A. Clapisen, Neweastle.upone i. sad Hidwa Weermoutla, Rolm laneurce brokere-J..h sod W. IL Bet, Bellnethorpo Tars bin, manes-J. W. King and J. King . ortaea, Hampaldre, builders-T. H. Bennett and O. Beneett, Blandford Vanua, Dossetablre, llnendrapers-T. Oliver and IL Lamb, Newcastleupon-Tyne, architect•-. 7. 0. Smith and W. Dorm, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk manufaturers-A. lade. D. and W. Laurie, Liverpool , steamboat agorae - J. Humphreys a nd H. Barnwell, Cheltenham, Glouradershire, Crpage mists-W. Balmforth and T. Smith, Rodley, near Y s erkeldre, tronfounden -W. Gardner, P. J. Gardner, and T. Mesa, Liveipool, timber merchants, so tar as regards T. Gisna-J. J. J. sudlow, , J. Crossley. and J. galore, Mancha terhaildinp, Westminster, and Manchester, yorliamentary agsMa-J. Woods and E. F. Woods. Stowlearket, Suffolk, iron founders-K leasehold and W. Oreenaway, Resnebury and mein don, Wiltshire, 1110111/11-1. Dunn, L Dunn, Mary Ann Dunn, Caroline Dunn, and Nether Dunn, Bromley, Lent, upholsterers -R. Wadsworth and J. Shackleton, Bradford, Yorkshire, white. smiths -W. Hulse and W. Bateman, Poole, Staffordshire, coal. masters-T. J. White and R. OMB, Milltrtreet, City. linen aputa-W. Wright and J. Lockhart. Liverpool, general brokers -R. Bluody, Long Suttee, Lincolnshire, merchant, and G. Turner, Bernharo. Suffolk, former-A. D. Humbert and H. D. Derlewood, Odihare, Hampshire, law sputa-Z. Stead and J. Brown, Wood Bottom, near Todmordes, Yorkshire, dyers-L. nralthemen and T. Smiths:nen, Bromley, Shropshire, builden- W. Grieve, Greenock, merchant, so far as regards his connexion with the Simard Bane and Johnston, Omega, and Baine, Johnskm, and Co., St. John's, Newfoundland-J. C. Young, R. C Young, 3, Paterson, and H. Palmer, London and Melbourne, 0/UC/Lif.-17 ALL ENGLAND V. SIXTEEN o, Oltvollb U grand match will take plsee at Outset OS the Unimumity ground, on Thursday, Irriday„ , sad %Wag Nay 30114 tint, sad June lat. _ Ti. GRIM? . —MILFOILD HAVEN, THOM. DAT:Thee im Only sorbinty of this venal leaving this port for New York es the Bret of the miming month. Her etinimis are being rapilly completed, for which the weather proves highly fevoanbis. tilie is to takes trial trip a few miles to era prior to her foal departure. littramis AT MANcR WITH. —At the Salford Police-court yriterday, • ruse named John Kens was charged with the mender of Thomas Boyle, of court. The priemer wan remanded until the conclusion of ae inquest before Mr. Rsrford, the coroner for Manchester, which wan opened yesterday. It was stated at the latter inreitigation that between two and three o'clock on Tuesday mormog last, the attention of deceased was drawn, as be pawed through the streets of Belford on his way home, to a quarrel between several men, one of whom was the prison.,. Kane, who was greatly excited, drew a knife from hr pocket and declared he would stall any maa who should come near him. Boyle went forward, however, in the hope of persuading him to be less violeat, and the prisoner imme. diately closed with deceased, plunging the knife up to the heft lathe abdomen. Kane was given into custody at ones, sad Boyle taken to the Manchester Infirmary, where be Mad yesterday morning. His deposition was taken before death. The inquest was adjourned for a port inorreoi 'adagios. Mr. Lloyd movdln lids can for ;iota but ;Zia • verdict for the plaintiff for 18,000/., a mai width bed beep awarded to the plaintiff by arbitrator' appointed townie certain natters in difference between the Fatties. The ground upon which the notion wee made wee, tort the erbitisiors bad exceeded their powers, by Ingniriac and determining u to certain item' which, it was submitted, were not within their jurisdiction. The court took tine to consider the matter. The annual meeting of this institution was held tv at the Hanoweempare Beene ; the Loan Mtvoa e r . d c a liair. The report, oldish was read, elsiad that so important alteration had been node sonsequent on thermig- Dation of the late assistant.seenitaiT, Mr. Selfe ; that of the appointment of a resident superintendent and his wife, Mr. end Mrs. Charles Hole ; Hr. Hole also acted as mas tery. There ere 91 male end 26 female pupils now in the institution. Of these, four males ea as monitors in the school and hold a ppo intments es organists in different churches. Several Tdums bed been printed is the em bossed type, among which was the second volume of the "Pilipines Proper," which completed that am*, of which the fret volume was printed the year before Let. The report stated that the funds were in a painfully discouraging condi. Om, the donations sad subscriptions being lees than in previous years, and the committee would have been in a most embarnmed state but for the special aorta of some kind friends, both clerical and lay. Some of the former have ed sermons, and some of the most eminent ladles and gentlemen bad rendered their services gratuitously at two concerts given in aid of the a funds. One of the concerts was given to help to S ps7yji; cost of an admirable organ which the society had Forehand, and which was paid for by special effort with out encroaching on the general funds. The helanceeheet, lonrever, showed • deficiently of no less than 590/. 7.. 2d., sad It ells feared that naives a large amount of saristence was rendered by the pablie la the way of annual subscriptions, • greet diminution in the good effected by the operations of the society must result. Ten pupils—five melee and five females—had left during the pest year, all of whom could read the word of Ood, and some of whom obtained their living by their own exertions in the exercise of the acquire. menu in the industrial arta and music attained by them while under instruction in the institution. The chairman having addressed the meeting in support of the society, which he said wes sadly in need of eminence, the report was adopted and the committee for the issuing year elected. A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceeding. EXPLANATION. payment of the ease of the prupertysriUired should be headed over to the company. The report wee agreed le. Mr. L. after a few observations, in which he stated that u the board had fourteen days last erasion of parliament st molts' Ineffectually to obtain the machos of the committee of the House of Commons to the inbertion of a clause is the hill for ro.apportieriog the Rock Line, mused the following resolittino :—"'fiat as rem ippusition to lb* pluming of the Metropolis Local Acts Amend - insist Hill No. 1 is nisailasted is consequence of t h e Amendment Bill No. 2. it is expedient that the vestries sad district boarda interested in Bill No. 2 be so informed, sad ass that the Lard. though sanctioniag the introduction 1 Ohs Amend ment Bill No. 2, wad approving of its claim" Ukiah it edvimble that the vsetries whose interest. it alisete should Ulm the same is head to prosecute it, or othereire s ha lb•Z any deem eapedietzt. the bused having bees easessereful in estabbehiag the allegations of such bill Menthe stied creessittee la Lot session, sad that the CIPAOMB aralr s the tionni, is relation to Bill No. 2, oft 15th F lest and glad of Vcbr usiy l ast, b e a l tere d nod = accordingly." The motion having been mermaid, a hag discusiscia mess& bust it see ► liaally oegutived by a winisrity of IS to 4. The nal el the hesseess er4s et • formal Went mid uswerthe of • mart Mr. A. Brimigh, wine and ehirit merchant, of fe. !Woad. has shared his prices la so nr.lanve with the feriae the wise Mir. Ile le now eidee lit the fart sod liessmol Via par st sod • seed veszel Liars. st Ma rat dom. WAN Imbsiatvegyounal soma SEQIIRTRATIONSI. Jolts Monson, 0 tuvw. cartoon manufacturer. April tB, at Use Faculty Hall, Oksgew Jolts Macaanita. Elgin, house carpenter. April 27, at the Oordon Arms Hotel. Glasgow. Jmus RVVILI.L. Glasgow, might, April 2a, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. B.—Earotniner osereeled sod redaoad to IS des. all mean ow we 111100 10 10* or vertical rt. *Min snout one,hundrodtlt of lack diatioallon ; and molt 10 des, above U deg., maims nearly throe hundredths lacreaso. Z.—l:posed Inm:winder la shade. 11.—Motateaod bulb (Mr evaporation and law point). D.—Direction of wind (Ineo—two points loß of now natio). 1.—10 t.. (1 be ll—eiftaatel.. C.--Oloud (1 to L— b, Oise sky o, clouds (detached) ; • t. hi; 11 . lan; I. dar. 11. lightaing ; 1010 0 (hag) o, overcool ;r, rain: a. now ; Vava 800-di/M.lomm (1 to Tan Exraxta Commits—W. Chatterton, Req., Mayor of Rye. hag received as official comentaiestion free Hons. Adam, the Mayor of Boulogne, infseming him of a grimed musical festival that is to take place is the city la July next, at the same time inviting his worship and I friends to be present. The members of any musical society that we may have are also invited to take port in the ' festival, at which prizes will be p ins,.. and for which they are invited to contend. —Sirs= ROYAL COLLIDE or butonortn.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the necsmars• examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a meeting of the court of examiners, on the 18th inst., viz. Messrs. William Mortimer. Treweilwell, Pembrokeshire; Be are Ninnis Surrey-square, Old Kent-road; Charles , Maidatois. and Edward Green, Brixliara, Devoe, students of Guy's Hospital ; William Bowes, Elharn, Can terbury ; Thomas Newby, Orhaeby, Lincolnshire • Mania Brtinies, Bow, and Timothy Itichardsoe, L.S.A., 6ommer eial•roia East, Loudon Hospital ; William Hope, Halifax, Yorkshire ; William Smith Batten, Shaftesbury. sad John Edward Cartwright, Margaret•terrce, Chelsea, St. George's Hospital ; Peter Swale', Sheerness, and Thomas Neatby, Barnsley. St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Edwin Fares, South Molten, Devon, University Collar ; Herbert Ns* Morgan, Lichfield, King's College ; Charles Eddowes, Cambridge. 'west, Pimlico, Westminster ; and Henry Orford Rowland, Ipswich, Birmingham. r.iti g ivertisement.}—We find Du Barry's health lavoleuto Arabic, Food the serest remedy for habitual oonstipatfon. indigestion 'dyspepsia), palpitation, meets, colds, asthma, bronchitis, consumption. diarrhms, nersousaimbilintm aim, torpidity' of the liver, debility.—Andrew Dr.Barvey, Dr. Shorisad, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Nurser. Faceted is that at Ia ltd.. lib., la ad.: rib., es. ed.: sib., Ile. ; 15h, Us. ; M b., time of earriage, 41M—Burs Da 'Mr', sad Os. IT, Regmet. street, Loudon ; Fortuna and Kasen ; Wan at as, Onsesehursh. street :4, Ottoman*, • and 160, Ostordatrest ;WA WO, 4110, w Wt. ; wan grams sad siesmisit vatilsemont.)--BoLLowAy's OINTMENT AND —llk allay !lid a. —At certain mamas of the year cutaneous tarry OM Mare troaldesome than at other period& and match carder or. these two lamons remedies most remarkable tor lisle curative wirers. The Ointment mum internally the Me wl**, ems scrofula. warty. riedwerm. pimples. and shallow disorder& TM MU purity all the solids and OW& meameenn She body. The Ointment mm only ...mi ss a m heals Ms smarm bat mom to the stands beneath, clawless ahem made sit Imeatells& sad I'INOVVti all obstruction& AM. immes nesemeed disletest sod Pills poems, the very desitshle newer et Osslbi teen Me Inman trauma* seeds or Uk• MOWS or rash Adel Ma oriplime sail akeross dislespere. COURT OF RBOREQUIR.—Arsn. 19. Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lcmil Chief Baron Pollock, and Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Wilde.) QUUN V. FRILIANDIB.—THE WAIEVULD ILIC7IOII. Mr. Bovill, Mr Price, and Mr. T. Xmas appeared as counsel on behalf of the defendant ; Mr. Edward James, Mr. Moak, and Mr. Clemby watched the cam oa behalf of the crown. Mr. Borill moved for • writ of habeas aortae tobringup the body of Jape Luis Fernandes, Ins., of Wakefield, now • pdsamir la the Cud. of York, under the following Mr- It appeared that es the 12th of November, 1859, the de /Mast was examised by the commissioners appointed to inquire into certain corrupt at the ela tion' which took place for the praction borough of Willes den es the 30th of April preceding. The &deadest in 10ce majesties admitted that he had previously to the elective mooched bees Jahn Bard Charlasworth a sum of mousy to be sapand I. bribery and that be had so ex panded it, and he received from the commissioners a certs - Me to that effect. On the 22nd of May, 1860, an informs ties was tiled by the Attorney-General against Mr. Charles worth for bribery, and it came on for trial on th e 18th of Muth, 1861, at the York Assizes, before Mr. Justice Hill, when th e defendant was called by the Solicitor-Gsseral as a Meer on behalf of the prosecution. On his aka asked if he bad received the money to be expended is bribery, the defendant refused to answer the question, or the ground that be would criminate himself, sad his answer would be admissible in evidence agaiMst him if be should be impeached by the House of Commons, and also that he was protected by the commissioners' certifi cate. The learned judge, however, informed the defendant that he was bound to answer the question, and on his per sisting in la Waal adjudged him l = of contempt of court, and senteseed him to be lin for six calendar sa inza e and to pay a fine to her May of 5001. He was ac • y taken into custody and tam to York Castle on the 'a warrant which est forth the fate. The learned counsel now submitted, first that the judge's mama was bed inasmuch as it did not show that the wittiest was bound to answer the question, and @madly, that according to the eoestruction of the Corrupt Practices Act, the witness was sot protected from an impeachment by the HOMO of Com mons, and was therefore not bound to answer. During the argument, The Lord Chief Baron referred to the general impression that there was no authority . for the execution of a criminal except the sentence of the judge. Mr. Baron Martin—l believe that no sheriff in England would execute a criminal, unless he had the calendar signed by the' The Lord Chief Baron—The only legal authority is the seatenee, which, because the sheriff is always supposed to be is emit, he is bound to hear. In former days executions took place before the wises were over. Mr. Baron Martin—At the Old Bailey, the pleasure of the Sovereign used to be taken, but at the commencement of the Queen's reign her Majesty was relieved from that. The Lord Chief flace—Tbe Chancellor, the Chief Justine el the Queen's Bench, and the Sovereign assembled, and the whole of the evidence wee reed over before the Sovereign, but there was no warrant. Mr. Bovill, in conclusion, submitted that the warrant was bad, and that the writ of habeas corpus should be issued in order that the matter might be solemnly dimmed. The Lord Chief Harty—We are not prepared now to deal with an argument evincing so much ability and re. search, and we must take time before we deliver the edema, and I trust, the unanimous judgment of the court. The delay will be no prejud ice to your client, Mr. Bovill, because It nk that if we • deliver jedgineet now it w3cdd be to refuse tbs vele. We will therefore take tints to eonekler. The judgment wen accordingly reserved. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. APRIL 19. (Before tho Judge Ordinary.) HARRIS V. HARRIS AHD HIDOLIT. The petitioner, Mr. Thomas Philippe Hank, of Great Reiman-street, optician, wed for • divorce from his wife o account of her adultery with the oo.rsepsodeot, who was formerly a clerk at Mawr . Lewis and A ll enby's, No. 195, ftegentetreet. Dr, phantom, 9,C., and Dr. 8008 appeared for the, petitioner ; Dr. Tnstram and Mr. Butler Rigby for the respondent and Mr. West for the co-reapondent. TM mana g e of the petitioner with the respondent, Miss Ann Theresa :Smart, took place on the 16th of November, 1843, at Trinity church, Gray's-inn-road. There had been so lime. It, was alleged that the partite lived happey together tnt 1857, when the respondent formed sa acquaintance with Mickley at S carborough. Thiaafterwac* into en adulterous iatimaey, and evidence was , to show that the turaadeat wva la the hebil el BENEVOLENT ASYLUM FOR INSANE MIDDLE CLASSES. An important meeting was held yesterday at the Freemasons' Torero, for promoting the establiobment of asylums for the reception of persons of the middle claims of society 'Matted with insanity. The Earl of &tannin:ray =sod there were present, Lord Elany, Admiral r a g; Mr. The. 11. P., Mr. S. Owe, M.P., Mr. P. Watlingtoe, Y.P. Ilion. A. siwithd, N.P., Dr. Couolly, Dr. Stereos, sad Mews. flyett, B. B. Cabeidl. Guairoey, Fry, Clayton, W. F. Glyn, &rmadist, Wing, Dr. O'Con nor, &c. RAILWAY COMMITTEAS. Yesterday, after an inquiry of nearly three weird duretioe into the merits of the competing lines known as the °sweaty, Ellesmere, and Whltchurch Rail w ; the Shrewsbury, °sweaty, and Mesmer, Railway ; sod the Ellesmere and Whitehurch Railway, the committee, through their chairman, Mr. Puller, intimated that they had unanimously come to the conclusion that the promoters of the first line, the °sweaty, Ellesmere, and Whitchurch, had proved the preamble of their bill to the satisfaction of the committee, it being understood that clauses should be inserted in thu bill giving the Great Western Railway Com pany the same facilities as the North Western over the line. The decision virtually bands the district over to the narrow gauge interest, the line in question being a London and North Western one, and clauses conferring the same facilities on the Great Western, unless giving them power to carry the broad or duplicate gauge into the district will be of no particular advantage to that company any more than to any other railway. The committee on the Banaley Coal Railway concluded Belabours by passing that bill. The camp of the Vale of Clwyd Railway, in the com mittee of which Mr. R. Wood is chairman, was opened, and Mr. Merewether, Q.C., was heard in opposition. Further evidence was adduced in favour of the Shirley Railway, which is opposed by the London and Booth Western. The nutria of the proposed Banbridge and Newry line were laid before the committee by Mr. Calvert, Q.O. The opposition to the Caledonian Central Amalgams ties scheme was further considered, and the requisite clauses in the committees on the Monmouthshire Railway sod Lancashire and Yorkshire were settled. 111 e following peer; eatasac;OnTrilite; on the South wark and Vauxhall Water Bill :—Earl De Winton. Earl Howe, Lord Dynevar, Lord Monteagle, and Lord Con glaton, the object of the meatus being to extend the com pany's supply to Putney, Barnes, Mortlake, East Sheen, Kew, Richmond, Petersham, Ham, Wimbledon, and Roe. bampton, and the proceedings were adjourned until Mon day, to consider the arrangements requisite for authorising the transfer of the Richmond (Surrey) Waterworks to the Southwark and Vauxhall Company. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Meemeade sugar, the produce of the British Possessions ha Anomie', for the week ending April 16, is 26e. per cwt., =du sive of the duties of customa—The avenge price el brown or Motoovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 28.. 40. —The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the East lodise, is 19s. ld.—The average pnos of the three foregoing description' of sugar jointly is 265. 70. per owl. Munoz, Arart 19.—We have had an active demand this week for moat sorts of sugar, but owing to the preys lobes of easterly wands, ships are kept out, and the market consequently barely supplmd with maniples. Bales resat about 690 tons. Refine% rather dearer. Bums : Demo. rem proof, 2a per gallon. ant the wee N i — has lavillim°4 coatinasd Ana very Ilni, l9.— ar h. full mark. ratee, t al tko tho ug ug h l: the daily supply akin bas boon Isrph sod the deemed freely met by holders ; yesterday. however, the politkal vices hoot Anoka, per City of Baltimore, Waled a vory active inquiry, the lake seacluag 20,000 bake, sad the saarket closes Med. to id. per lb. dearer, the larger advance %slog ea the clean useful qualities of Avaericsa, which are exenparstively seams. Is Braid! sad Eaptiea no th ane la vales GUI be quoted but Lb, latter, though la fear re cleat, aostiase ' offload. Far Borst ost x t es a fair &mead only has been experienced. Ind as e SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Liar thilip.—Telegrame received from Calcutta to report tha Xing Philip. from London to Calcutta, as haring been paned abandoned and diansaited in the Bay of BengaL VEBI3XLB SPOKEN WITH. Albert (brier), from London foe Yurrachee, dap, Jan. 21, let 1111 ban WM K. ftaataa tress London for Melbourne, Dec. Mt. City 05 Masers, from Glasgow for Calcutta, Dee. 10, Lt N,lon 114 W. (abates, from Canton. 107 dam April 12 Mestamrbell, for London, March 22, Lit 1 8, lon 22 W. John leidip), from London for Sydney, April 10, Mt 46.60 N, los 11.00 W. Zenallia,lrom Penang, Ist 8 8, lon 1.9 & Louisa (brig), from Mauritius for London, March 4. Placebo Dunbar, from Bombay for London, standing to 8.W., March 10. Beetiond, from Greenock for Bombay, Jan. 7, lat Mt 8, lon 7 B. Tartar (skip), from Swan River for London, March $O, lit 34.16 N, lon 33.28 W. Vision (skip), from London. 82 days, for Bombay, Feb. 4. DR. 011 dowimes LIGHT BROWN COD Livia OIL. —A no PALATABLI OtL.—The erroneous notion that Cod Leer Ott must nemenarft be unpleasant to the palate has bees sosi Ot ▪ t ed by numberless eminent physicians who have extenaively prescribed Dr. deics/Ws palatable Light Brows Cod Liver Oil. Amospt other high authorities, Dr. Oranvills, • obearves—" Dr. de Jongles Oil does not cause nausea mod indigestion." Dr. Sheridan Muspratt, writes—" I have tastedyour mend Ind It not at all nauseons—a 'merest recom mendation." Sr. de Jonah's Light Brown Cod Liver OS is sold only in eapsaleil imperial halt-pints, Is ed. pints, is. 9d quart; as., by Ids sole consignee*, Maar, Ilartord, and Co., 77. Strand, London; and by respectable chendata.—(Advertbensent. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. =TM BEALICLERK.—ApriI 17, at Eburyotreet, the wife of C. S. Beauelerk. Esq., of a daughter. BECHFJL—ApriI 14 at Hollybrook, Bldbbereeh, Lady Emill Becher, of a daughter. BENSON.—Apo 16, at at. loonarars-on•Bea, the wife of William Bansoa, Req., of a daughter. BOOKEJL—ApriI 17, a; Greenhill, near Cardiff, the wife of J. r. Booker, of a son. IN., CHAPLIN.—ApriI 16. at Mansfield.street, Portland-place, the wife of W A. Chaplain, Eau., 0 a daughter. DUITLIN.—ApriI 18, at Itutlsnd.gate, Lady Blanche Dupplin, of •ma. DUTION.—ApriI 17, at Bumtwood Lodge, Ws_ mon, the wife of C. M. Dutton. En.. of a daughter. JOHNS.—April 15, at Callipers, liens, the wile of the Rev. C. A. Johns, of a eon. WARTlll7ll.—April 18, at Clifton, Bristol, the wife of Mr. J. ll'Arthur, of a son. OATIN.—ApeII 14, at Welling' wife of Mr. J. Oaten, of a son. POW. —Apse 1K at Bt. Albatieroad, Kensington, the wife of Y. Swains Pott, ko., of a daughter . SIMMONS.—ApriI 14, at Myddelton.square, Pentonsille, the wile of Mr. M. O. Simmons, of a sn. WORMS.—AmIII7, at Park-crescent, Poltland•place, the wife of Anthony Worms, keg., of a daughter. Cathay, &Utah the MARaLiGISII. IREKTH—KING.CHURCH.—ApriI le, at the parish church, nanny, Surrey, by the Rev. J. Vienharn, the Bev. F. H. lreeth, Perpetual Curate of Lyse, Hants, to Catharine Ann. daughter of H. J. King-Church, Esq., of • Übury. LAPIIIH—DEAN.—ApriI 17, at the perish church, ltingleY. Dem' Leeds, by the Bev. J. Cheadle, Mr. B. Laplek. of Shipley, to Lmma.daughter of Mr. J. Dean, of Blngley. RILEY—HESLOP.—ApriI 15, at the parish church, Huddersfield, by the Rev. W. Barker, Charles Joseph, son of J. Riley, . of Btrtby, near Huddersfield. to Mary, daughterof Mr. Halo% of Huddersield. ROBCOE—WHITTAKER.—ApriI 17, at Hurst Church. near Ashton.underljue J. O. Roscoe, req., of Ashion.under Lynn. to Mary Am , daughter of the late B. Whittaker, Est, of Hunt. DEATH& Bum—April 16, at Dundee, R. BeII,N.D. BEANAP.D.—ApdI 16, at Worningtou.eresoent, J. C. Bernird. M.D. BUCEBTON.—Apra 17, at liatiota.on-the.hill. Derbyshire. tisa lee. 61. Beekstasa. aged it ONCIDIR—ApriI 10. at Capeten YID*, Cheltenham, Ann. relict a the We W. Combos, Esq., aged 71. =WARM—ApriI 16 at the Parsonage, Hoorspath. near Orford. ibe Rev. W. Mudd,, aged di ": 810 ". — APril N. at the Beady, Wed MILL near 9a A' ,lbe Rev. F. Olodep, LA., aged ye. Mated and rubllabod by Witu.um Kw* HAM of ft."l. Lotabard-edroot. tba V.llty of Landon . Prtater, at . 0 -.Won A Lorahard-aboat. in tea Pm Lad of Waiistrias. — antrivAr. APRIL 24 Ila. II d i t his of •deri lAN OI any 1 th • f afro ble eel enisb ATTI. In th orkin E o The e HAUL RAPN, Con New Con • f iteec an Coro Na, Corn OL nderini lagie • • don-I . Ap LOI hem '• . 54. 64 ▪ sen ••wer G H, Cc 0 00 the the Gh Hand • (min g one, SE • ever, t. e • f. en • s dor. • N Dr a k 4 to fc *C. • and la ow, hone, Liv er Wtaa ON] Ink W *, , cal pi • Cant 14 . Pie JOIE. dis eftes. 4 4114 m. 4113 114 t, &I 'd Ul4 pr to Ler 7 Bei Ne eirep 6611-1 at th. Place algae Oth C! 117340 r prove 'How la sly .sap &ions "E MN Medal pm ikao etabli 1 o'cloo