The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-04 00:00:00

~ a'R--' -11 W. =lr - • . , . fry ••• . • „ i „ _ a. Additioomij CrWOPENC. Y DALY. n ~z gum 11 " LI Y A l t liPlirlainni• n. 1 101114* "Nib , 4Dllnt 11. MUT Mll= o a . tr2r AKlVtit lingo)A. ' ' ..... : . ram 412. mu, somikty. ifthJi ____. • -,.. - i 1 • . o nz es zoarox, wogowaw ' ea w i lorpl i N gire,l=o 00 b oon . .a =tom essial. • ilmirdifter, - 4tersio Dibm,A.A,ld OrMailiir esi. weest. taverWM:l226 Goma LINK-BRITISH and I . . ROYAL JIM Wria51515.1114 el Mss . terwssi • , , '7l - - 1 oli -ma as ides* Ind ask MOM . 11 ,4,4 1 ! Nana - *. woe Ayr moss an vrotines es ril trots Ilvadresl, s ogerli le twelve the oath: fw 1105 SON, Saturday, Yob. 4. 1, far lOW YORK, Ordip. Vsb. 11. sad soothe kr Noma aad Ha he bilesallienal :14.1: York wableiot no the yetwolleftlastissritissl as board the ILlLB.rr ic rel * ca. u/SADA. tor DWITON, Saturday Pah. l& mew. ardading atewaral re• sad provisions. bat =rose ses4wirs:—To Haat= eind lisaloa, and ear*, al: Wood frokitett To Now Ter& chid skews al : m odem en. to Balltai,Dwilseval New Yes& IS ratseti pier seal prhaegc—As be J. & loon!. 5; Did d e lnic* ; J. It. con* Ran% sad IlZ ow d. la rum DO; & awl J. Dune, Ilualiasawetreet. .• D. ' l id 7lselver 4 / a ssailawra : or D. sad C. Wactver, 5, Waif **. yowls srs ism absolutely DeCallaTY tor all travellers, isz • do s pagrfab. peewees to the United Stake. ------ l l= YANDISTNRED LAID COMPANY ilheited). QOMII. MAW* Ammo Alientegb la WOO shares of 120 each. Depth in pee tharts, nien mod di aL 10a on allotment. • tio Jae lesser, Eq., Ifyde-park-plea, Cusherleadiete. • tarCarestehael, hart., thaess.pkos Rassme•-park. .. ppm paths Diu., Ridgeway, Pebrolisehins. Thmo pm papa~ Sew, Rewegoen, Lincola'adas. sad Deaths. nutk• 4C R. neeLoodthiClevelandirasrinsimydapielt. Oreavilk Wells, e, Upper ird•-farit= rk. eir levity Win* nen., theetheemee, (Whit PPM so addio than amber.) isitagee—Valor Beak et London. • Silinnint—liern. Davies Soo. Campbell. and Roma lkOnla--/kein Lowedes, Sizad Woolley. Royal Richange-bo Voter—!7. Cannonetreideideo. LC. flefeersity tpie tein.,--Renry 0: Darlington. Req. PROSPICTUL Ns Cassaity has been established for the purpose of honk toting the T trid= of titles to landed estates, under the pelt. Mises of the " Land Registratba Act :' and also foe the per ekes d freehold bad the titles to wadi have been already nest seed, or are capable of being brought within the epstation I of ths Lipeels have within the lest kw years been derived from Ys *icier patetismo( landed estates and blocks of freehold pont la_the runny of the metropolis, and their tea& in ▪ Witham end other purposes The Emcees ol Wane th. ' Mendip b, la a great measure, attributable to the thiniithill• I santhota the seta of land in the ethane of kape teente. lad I Os denteath inereesing tiIMOLINI for thee of villa reildethea— , • amid which vendkeep pace with th e growth of the nationel 1 WPM* ad parshil k ua. is Ea cemock hitherto to these most legitimate enter phis ke hem fined a the difeculties, delays, and mesa ailaket epos the trader of land, and an subs' quad dealings wit It; white =threw tines, and the eciatieual neemedy of thsincemmismila, all tend to depredate the valise of landed ✓ent& to rem* this RI the " Land Registration Aid' was eibeedp the treader of real estate Ls simplified. and a I L al an paranoia sheds is *maenad into a clear, Munliee. and piths ambey au& kJ, notwithstanding the manifest tide= I mama by this measure, the public have hitherto lIIIMUNIS of It oth te a limited estent, partly from ipmeasee cd ths node el premiere to be adopted. pertly from diticulties tenni the emend Ur ladividwals, arising from the nature of the bCOIWOOCOI sad utast of the charges already ealeting an the ge r f esiscial object of this Company k to mist owners It pro perty who, from want of fends or other ethers have hitherto be enable to aunt th,taseh ea of the advantages offered by the Act. The Cesspiay will undertake the B:animation and rota tram of tithe to landed estates ; it will provide the toads for the tocemary prelithean expenditure ; discharge the various heateleeecee. where the yam' of the estate bean • j t tal dn = punka to the amount charged upon it : and will also the wreepesente of persons desirous ot leading or borrowing =haul mearity. ik Mat from the nature of Was operations maths Neville' held by the Company, it will be protected With ail dal of low considerable profits must be derived, and corners of Ind will And their advantage to the increased value of their poperty. The Company will purchase registered and other landed estates, and mien them in iota or otherwise, where the ad weeps of a dank and parliamentary title enable them to ant as doiffloitioll and re-sale without delay and without Illpelea las Lemke hare received from various quarters offers of harothais sad profitable business, and the negotlatioes already entered late with influential parties will insure for the Company a lansthe sad widelyes tended business. Papaw= and forms of applications for shares ay be eledmil of the bankers, brokers, solicitors, and at the Door et the Cawley, where the articles of association may be men. la the event of no allotment being made the deposits will be returned In MIL Should a Da number of shares he allotted thank spelled for, the deposit wdl be retained towards the caltlesten allotment, and the atlases (if sap retained to the leave. DIMICTORL H. L ib ra: ,Lart , H .P . Daeta Monte, Norfolk. wa Riene=_ ado Ina Illibit, Req. 4.7. K. Tibbs saikileml, Adant's•eo .r 414=Dlrea?un et the Lnittalte# Liverpool H ootteell l l• /MRSJIIIa. . • al" MUM . Corrie,and Cow 44 lagotird-etreet. ' nomad K. Won, Bart., Leon, Total!, and Co.: Great ' alrensaastit. . 0 • ... the Provtnetil Banking Cementite'. Ott., Yarmou th . and e ether beasehea tireserfont Mame. Illailhaten awl °Methane* all I.lmati4A-laddhlds. kudos. /atm=gihrabettla. m, Ktareareet , Great Yarmouth. —Kern Smell Brython...lß, Old Broad street. LC. LitatITSPAIte—MISMIL Mal* smash and Mathhan. de Partra raenteireet, London, Hereford. Nod at Malvern. orl . rom—Ye Y ee Arent, KO. • . .. _ _ 44_1_tn_ ;.l."r W wcwiihis. Aviaiiii OOKPLATIODT OP ML MAXIM KNIGHTS ♦IITOBIOOLYIIY. Kew reerlP. irks 14 :~WORKING TARRAGES of LI 14 IMING HALF A CILIITURY. By Mamie K slaws aad my be bad separately. Woe 10e. Od. each. Ld11141011: Beadbary aad Vane, 11, Betteadratreet, LC. !VEX QUARTUIN IiSVIEW,No. COLT-SUL, r x low. L,.. i ' , - atessins. riady S r 1. , "lob tim Artist. I. 0111toty of Ardmals. '..t E. Mr '. IL a Tissatailou of the Mad. B. Id Effr Ekberg Wises. 6. Berets. 7. Syriac Literature. IL Wpm* Aucleut Yid Modern, A The Usltad States as as Example. Itaidem as risrty as peseWis s",, .410151:.• SPAIN. _,' MADRID, P®. 3. ThiPobierno of to-day says :—" The Council of (Usti mill discuss the question of the publication of the • 17 alieal on the 6th inst. .‘i conduct of the bishops is the exercise of a possessed by all Spaniards." ll taci Npoca considers that Admiral Pareja ought to satisfaction for the attitude of Chili in the viers question. =PRESS FROM PARIS (raw ous owe o PARIS, YSWLY Emma. The Court of First Instance has given judgment to-day in the great Montmorency case. As was fully expected, it declines to question the legality of the Emperor's grant of the title of Duke de Montmorency to Count Adalbert Talleyrand Peri. gord. As the plaintiffs have plenty of money and have made a party question of the matter, there will probably be an appeal. It seems to me that on legal grounds the judgment is quite right in the main point, that it is a title and not a family name that the Emperor granted. If, however, and the tribunal seems not to be without some scruples on the subject, the grant authorises a change of name, it is clear that legal formalities were not observed, and that although the court has no jurisdiction the government has iu point of fact lent itself by favouritism to an evasion of the law. That, however, would be no very new thing. The clause relating to the arms strikes me as vul nerable. It would have been reasonable enough if the court had felt justified in admitting the defen dant's plea that the revival of the ancient title necessarily implies a right to wear the arms. But it avoids doing this, and lays it down in effect that being incompetent to say what are the conse quences of a decree the new Duke of Montmorency is at liberty to interpret it for himself. That is going a long way. He might take the plaintiffs' estates as well as their arms by the same reasoning. Another instance occurs to-day of that new born boldness in the French press on which I lately ob served, evinced by cutting replies upon the " com municated notes" from governmental autho rities, which the law compels the journals to insert. Till quite recently a cosansuniqa was looked upon as a sacred thing, but now the newspapers frequently presume with impunity to have the last word. The Ditsals, in reply to its last communiqui from the Prefect of tho Seine, com plaining of a representation that a recent trans action of the city of Paris, relative to the Boule vard Magenta, amounted to the nisi's( of a loon, maintains its assertion, and says, "The conimuniqui censures higher authority than our own ; it is addressed to the court of aosounta, toe great bank ing house in particular, and as the English say, to the public in general." It gives an immense idea of the scale of expen diture at the Hotel de Vile to read in the paper, that Madame Hausaman's ball last night was atl' tended by 3,000 people, and yet a printed circular, disappointing a great many applicants for invita tations, stated that the balls this year had no municipal character, and that only the private friends of the Prefect of the Seine and his lady could be invited. —._ The Bourse was a good deal better to-day. Rent. rose 25c. for cash and 10c. for account, closing at 67fr. 10n, and 67fe. 15c. The great feature of th e day was • rise of lin Mexican stock. There is little change in other securities. Wednesday next is the day fixed for the meeting of the Eegliah and Irish prelates at Lambeth, whoa eevend importaat subjects are to be &owed, but espedelty the subject of the appellate junnhotiuu iu melenaatioal omen. _ _ - The Diritto announces that a shop for the sale of horn Sash at half the Oro( beef has recently been opened in Turin. The Diritto does not pronounce for or against this dainty ; bat draws attention to an °haematite' it has beard many people make :—A young and healthy hone is good condition if 'old deed at the price of beef would eel realise as much as if sold living. The suspicion Wass them fore that it is only the Sash of old and lean homes which is offered to the public at such a cheep rate. Some informa tion on this point would, the Diritto thinks, be desirable The Board of Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a oepy of a Oreek royal decree, 'animating, with eartedn exceptions, the customs tariff of the loci= Islands to that which is now in fords in Green..—Gointe. EXPORTS AT ET. ALBA/CR, VeUttnerr. The Board of Trade have rewind from the Secretary of Mate for Foreiga Affair a proclamation forwarded by bite Majesty's Chargi d'Affaires at Washington, declaring the port of Bt. Albers, in the State of Vermont, entitled to all the privileges in regard to the exportation of merchandise in bond to the British North American provinces adjoining the United States, which are extended to the porta enumerated in the seventh seethes of the Act of Corgi's' of the 3rd of March, 1845, aforesaid, from and after the date of this proclamation.—Oarette. MinuntoßAis JOINT-lITOCIL 'BANK acIWITIID).— The third annual report to be submitted to the sham holders at the meeting as Moeday next shows a net pro d for the pat year of 31,334/. For the baligear nag June 30 last, a dividend and bonus equal to 13 par eget per nem was declared ;it is now proposed to pay a dividend of 10 and a hoses of 10 per cent. per ream for the pet half less, the balance of 4,7824 being mined to the capi talisation fond. The guarantee fund now amounts to 130,083/. ; its separated eetirely from the bonier of the bank, sad is invested in Creels or railway debestaues. The paid-up capital is 166,6551., and there is due to the public on deposit, current, mid other ammonia, 704,5751. The meets comprise goverment securities, 129,9154 ; bills of Exchange, _644971. ; advances and other loans on secu rity, 309,566/. ; cash in hand sad at agent's, 29,116/. With thh beak, Anword, Spooner, sad Co. have just mai parted. AORICULTI3RAL-HALL.--The proprietor of Price's Spanish areas ims gagged the services of the oslebrated Moodie for his performances on the high rope few six nights, communing on Moseley next. It is believed this will be the lut eagagomest Y. Blodin will faliil before Merin Eaglaud. A Livia° M*it's Toma.—A late visitor to Con stastbrople relates the followisg :—" At Pen I visited the cemetery, which is lull at beautiful mcsameats. Ors tomb especially alluded in etiolation by the Admen of its ornamentation. I it to be the tomb of some Plat Plaspear, wed proseseled to reed the isseriplisa, which our esalptured in gold,. lettere, awl cassalsed, as usual, higliflows traditlese of the virtues of the doomed. The date of his death was, however, wanting. Umpired the resew of ray guide, who told are that the uplwastisa of the mimics we. very IdsofilL The date wee left oat— become the maa we. stall alive. Es had ceased the meas. mast to be bent fear years Wane ea the ay of his wad• ding, wbki wee likewise that of the 'min of his bod iless. Be cams every work to skit It. My mil& added 1 that be believed the Isisaties of this amuse preestala bi be simply that el advertises( the basisess et the pasty, as every eau who limited the eemotsry amid be rare to hapdre about Idia."—Zerant Herehl, Jas. V. yesterday to the' by 1.,' Poor.law beard . Vkashall, 8.W., Jae. M. in soseedassoe with your e °Seal Wonky bete the eireammassee" coaceoted eath the death et Timethr Daly. The Mirky WM kW, 1/111114449001 of the Holborn Delon Woekhoule es the 7th, 9tb, 10th, 12th, 13th, and 14th bat. " Cso esek of the days mama mesh al the rowdies' ci Ike Hoboes Umiak were t, amonspansed by thr rum%leer with say snedbal men and other panne In the *airy ; and repeaters for the mistreee- Mae prem were ohms injaassdanes "1 maw the saliva' of Mr. Andenos, a mliseingue or of the Holborn !Jean ; of Mr. Latlibury, askant to Mr. Oa, a district coadkal °Mow of Dm ems news ; of Mr. Frames, the Miter of the Holborn Workhouse ; of Mr. Horton, the medial °Sow of the Holborn Ueioa Work hoses; ci Mr. M'Oarry, • foremen a the employ of Messes. Pete mod Beth; ci the Rev. Dr. Marry, cathalle prima ;of Ma. Winter. • pauper and heed aurae of Um Holborn Unice Wor then,; ci William W a pauper and yardman of Oka mate werkhoses; ot h er DLly. iM widow of Timothy Duly ; Mr. Lowe*, • mulioal Wiper of the Farrimden Dispensary ; ci Hr. Bisets4, hose. :z ag eseretery of the sense dispraise, ; of Dr. knew% • diem of Bt. Martholemesee Haspital ; ad Dr. Iterems,the swami adloer of the Strand Usioe Weikbeeme; sad of Ls. Fitsierald, the laatllady at Ito. 2, Upperlisies• emu' ; sad also • copy el skater wilds I masked tope Dr. Geedeßsw. -4.4,4ftritl Me. Wlstsargreli ler Mrs = sad Mr. appeared for Mrs WAN Men by Mr. Skater. " 1 haws sow to submit the following rso for your oosseiderakioe, each statement in which is coo frmed by the oath of the whamea erarateed s " The demessed Timothy Daly was an abiebodied work man ; he was 28 years of age, and lived is • Wile& at 54, Graylrisn-lsw, and hls wife le a chembermald, led llamas the Ora' Kaye Hotel, Wood-street. Miami& They hid no adieu& - " For reveal months prostate to Ids death Daly earned sot IN. them 11. 2e. SI. a week, emil his wife's wows are 141. a year, together with the perquisites of box situation. He pee hie. wife 1 0s. ovary week sad wholly maint•ised himealf. •• On *day, the 22nd of last October. he 'mamboed, by calms of hie employees, _Yaws. Pet. sad Betts, for bit a led web he dug op is fikismerotrest whilislatti sr week for lima. ` 4 oeiewskay. October 25. Mrs. Daly maw he husband at he was dies is good - health ; but on the he to bet that he had • cold m the haausediod osier from Mr. Assiessere, a re d the Habana Unice. foe the atavisms of 1 1 1 1Mrt - nordical district akar of that onion. On the same day, at It p.m., sad adds as hour of rewiring the Raba order, Mr. Lethbary„ a rivalled eargoos, sad Mx. Oars sedshist, 'seised Daly at his lodgiiip„ and found him is i ramble coaditloo, without unless to sense hie. He wee 'offering from acute rheumatism of at less* three days' shmaing. His bed wee wet sad dirty. He required the seams meeseserien of life, but he laid that he had the moms el o f Siff food he required boo the City. Its landledy of hie lodgiag Nivea to nurse him, sad ro sined that be should be removed from her bows ; and grelhee Mr. Wilson saggeeted that Daly should gat to is Hula Union Workbags", and is tide ha sogaisseed, at the same time, that he bad sot bees properly Mr. Lathbory ow that Daly possemed a watch lead saident clothes, ea believed him when he said that he bed the mesas of procuring eastenemes. " The nextday, the 29th of October, Mr. Lathbary twin Allied Daly , and freed him worse Was he was oo the previous day. The ha Wit paid by Mr. Latishary as this 2lsy was Weems 11 sad 12 o'clock, sad the as order far ambito° to the workhouse by the reliseingoMorr Would have bees applied for by Mrs. Daly. but it was seer applied tot by her oat the evening. whoa it was Wow &War obeslsed. Mrs. Daly was u atioassos ou her hus band on this day, bat they did not sainsewiedge that they were own ea wile. She somata him with wise sod minim broth, sod then took his herself to the Hollows Thaw Workhouse, between 5 sad 6 o'clock p.m., where he was at owe admittad, sad okra is a sladc ward, being them exerepedy week sad is a sere esuales, eat suffer. troy acute Amnia' Lever. It has been pall* that Daly wee mowed from his lastest to the Want Navin either slisodeste or food, bat this is ustrue, toe his wife swears that she supplied lOW with a saleseney of both on the oxtail= adverted to, " Baas prweediag further with my rape% I beg tel argot your &Wass to the fast that in Ma days after IM If wee dismissed by his employers he became • pauper. He earned, nevertheless, at least U. 2a. 6d. a week, sod the value ci his wife's satiation cannot he ostinmeed at less Mum 301. a year, indepeadently of her board sad lodging, sod they had no children to maintain. Yet perm: el relief was immedistoly sought aid accepted by thou NM Daly, however, wows that she did not bow she was placing her husband in a workhouse ; that she thought she was placing him in a hospital ; bat her husband lived in the vicinity of the workhouse, and had dew so for • lama of time ; it is therefore nareasonable, as it wane to me, to suppose that he himself did not know that it was the Holborn Deka Workhouse be was entering ea the 29th of October ; added to whisk his wile wither paid he offered to pay any media fess, nor did she remove her husband from the workhouse whoa she ascertained that he was in a workhouse, sad set in a hospital, although oc her wood or third visit to the workhouse her husband requested her to remove him. "I now return to my report. Daly entered a sisk ward of the Holborn Calms Workhouse, armespasied by his wife, and was immediately alluded by two pauper norm, one of whom was the heed Otlllll, Mrs. Winter, an active worms, wed 50 who has for upwards of two years been a nurse is the Kolbe,' Maims Workhouse, sad whose position in life vas owe far above that of those who ordinarily become MrPim It will be comesiret for ass here to Ohm you that I Mobbed Dr. Carr, M.D., to sid me in the medical portion of my o ffi cial hooky, sod I awes: hie report. " Daly wee in &Mk word of the Holborn Union Work house for air weeks and tear days, water the OM of Mr. Norton, the medial officer of that workhouse. He sabred it on the 29th of October, sad was voluntarily removed from it by his wife es the 14th el Doomler, whim he mod to receive relief from the guardisso. Mrs. Daly says she removed her husband from tie workhorse because he told her the doctor very seldom looked at his Dona, sod that he was getting no roadieine sod could not eat. On the same day 6e was pat late a private lodes' by hi wife at No. 2, Upper Union.court, sad cs the label's day was m2;y am atileaded by Mr. Lome, • medial Upper Unit:a carer of the Ir • Diorama,. He resided at No. 2, court, or aloe days—via., from Deember 14 to December 23, when be was removed by Mr. Lome to fit. Barthel*. maim Hospital, and there be died on the following day. " Dr. Cares report embraoss the whole period of Dialy's Ulnae, from the 28th of October to the 22nd et December lit esters minutely into the medical Motorist be revived both at his lodging io Gray's-ion-lane and in the Holborn Union Workhouse, sad mbseque=ta i Lliter Union. ' court ; and it conveys to you a Maio' as to the mature and molt of that treatment from first to lest- I have road it and carefully °Deriders& it, and am re gards the medical treatamt adverted to, I beg to inform you that I agree with Dr. Carr es all palate upon whisk 1 consider myself competent to form an opinion. " Indopeedeatty, however, of the medical treatment to which Daly wee subjected, mid apes white Dr. Cam reports to you, there are details coanatted with it which it is my duty both to record and to report estop. I therefore beg to inform you that I illapeatid the sick Wald which Daly aeon. pled, and the bedstead on which be slept, la the Holbore Union Workhouse. I *maimed the bedstead, belkiothee, the bath-muse, and other appliesso cl the same ward, sod also the memo of warms. sad ventilatiog it, mad I have no Mien whatever for finding fault with anything which I thus inspected, sod I am Moab's to infonnyou that Dr.Oarr publicly declared at the inquiry that tie dietoy said to be gives to Daly was all that scald have bees desired la the on. of a man in the patient's sieditios.' I feel, therdoce, justified in informing you that, in my opinion , Timothy 101 y was wall lodged end soffirdeetly fed In the Holborn Union Workhosaa. " With regard, however, to the elsealisees sad oomph**. I seer of this ward, I have to offer yen he testimony et B. Dr. Barry, • catholic priest. visited Daly four or live time, his find visit befog paid to him as the 17th of November, when Daly had Men in the workhouse nearly three wacky. Dr. Barry is his affidavit says that he never raw a Gleam, nick ward, sod that he wow I Domed Daly to be la a dirty reek, bat that, se the cm teary, everything was dean ; end Dr. Barry further states that Daly sever onsplaised to him of ill-treatment in the workhouse. " A reference to 110. Winter's affidavit wM show yes that Mr. Norio seldom mimeos • day in visiting the Oak wards ; and Mr. Nodes himself amen that he visits the worth: me miry day, and that be sees dl the sick palieste almost mom day, sad Mr. Framis, the master of the work hoseaeeeirme theme statements upon oath. Yet a Daly says that abs rifted her Imbued is the sick ward on the 30th of October, on the 3ed el November, es the 6th of November, to the 10th of November, sad on the 13th el Nerreerber, lad that mo other ion whes she celled to see hisi she was :tidily admitted. the master of the warlibsene or that the visiting mareitter 6/ the guar dian, Unmet the workhouse every wok, asd that le WI NN mompsaise the comilltee. He also swears that he visite the were al the weekbeeet Moat every ash that ha spoke to Daly elatert every day. that Dely's kinds him quietly vii al blet.ast Mot there were 111WMf• sterol eish patients in the mere lila with him. Whoa Whopleser, the wardems, who Mewled Daly at sight. Nam that be =la bed Is the same weed, yet se evidence was ad e thew UM either Daly bleeseN, se Not Daly, or toy ths sehmel 46, am st lkea Wooed the goaddi lit he Hobos Hales or t w ee motet el Ms •. . . . . . . . , , A 4" ,, - 7 : 2 s -- "` -.. *. ' ' ;-' : 4 ' ' 'I I AUSIfIR • ' 4 1 1 , I • ,-.,, iii . .2 •. , . . , - 1' g T , t ) . J ! a i,, it• -- I ."''' .2 r . ‘. 'AI \ - I ,i ' I qr ;mlll' i 4IF IN•111 _ .. .t: .. •• ' 4%1 i • I ' , I 1 (.t, I.:I. . ~..1 *tel. es .. Wes I. ih . • .. .... I t • ! . . Al I .. . , • • • .....). 4.0 mi ,a.t .:.; 1 ' ' .. 1 I • .-... i ( •••• ;.•:41: . ~.. i, • ~.. r • . . 1 ~,i .. l 0- _. 1., 4 ..,.....• • . . • • ~.. II . ~.. . .. : J. I ....—.......- . ..,....-------"b"....--,............--m..........7--......—...-...—.....------, _ . - . - • NO 8y771.) • ---......,---.- —...e - _ .:1 ...._ci.A.l-_ "..--- 114 ,3351(t LIN nK. a THE OXFORD...-ORPREE 'AVE ENFIIIIO itivneozi . iii r itr - W.11. - 11101t2LL. ---""--"Ir TLEGRAp - 111 ".".4i6- Or.v.h.T *i„ .. "-'7 d f. ,,, '"'"fr— cpl 1 THE oAss — cor mom: mit- Is - • for twos am MADANIDIZO ir, which the eaccemeahltitch Tetterslsck lAN ' ika fey 4 .4 1 will be ItchflaDmi to Otie Vel a m. yet tr • • - —•— ltesise. owatwatimilmilwe. Oiowlttir Thtetro_ _We el% will ADA : ITS lit CEki CONDITIQN. _ lie soptusiboa. ntirs. tun illSiell, /la ty the wll2 ki - IND 3.11201.11.C1DA Delay a and 'Concluding Vo- • . .......-......--. . The following report was sent y • fIDOTIIeiI masmati.) 1"..."..".1......"1 ,...4.1 ..;;. ir w 1= jib. r :tr.:- cc" Tarilatl 9 o .4" . bilihm"t- , mr. XI tome of "My Warm Math and South" By . W. H. ROMMA. , D . 'Mafia= of the HolbeTs Union by_the I 'a ittdle ORB OF THE • KING OF ITALY ss m y Lar d, " .l :44 : Bind ' W t ia l l Lomita s Brawlers spa antis, 11, BOil'lffilliillt4 MC., • W . , Ligr l FOR FLORENCE. bolettettose I Lave tenths aloha % 5 •71... _ a _ . !: • ••• • t & LIAM blank A ' TIM ROY&I4A/12TEL ovre , OOMPANY of GREAT , ikt , • TURIN. Fr s . a eirseasatsaose connoted yids the dist Is • Fat erali • la a few ow will lle ati Plati t t * under the = il ki Lot, Mt. , efHARLEB KNIGHT 8 SCHOOL Enmity , lails Yoster I.IIWAIMMIIII, accompanied by General 1 Tim iagoliT ". &" k k SA I P . mato Weekhouse or the 7th,r 4 b. 1 0 th 7po , PO 0 1: b veseele.deel.-- ~.....1 1S Ue lt, _,___Ap01 .. 10 ,&,,kri5___ . ...... 01619 ,.__150h. ‘../ of lINGLAMD. From tie sullen Period to oar own La Narraora, left this morning for Florence 14th inst. sa p niescom pr a r miltayt_sst a : ea = h a . rt...--rd:ar. snarl .r i z=l,. A d i z i li i i.e nt bang at atelalsomat oi .. kle Popular flialery of lascist the sweaty yesterday net the convention for "Os essh cf the &Ts um& wok 01 Wileatlin4 l 00 -. ma i os.rtl f or the at lallarvettel lees sootht. the Holborn Unica were peesset, aces ........, ms L ad . NACU tottioroat. ' London . Mullbtv7 mwitillo. ll . 3 " 1 " 1 " 4 " 4 ' LC ' the sale of the State railways. Oar& tortbar with several esetbotl sass POP. OF APPLICATA:I FOI MUM. Ti ON Manors of the Registered Land Company %hatted). Gentamea,—llaving paid t to your bankers, as deposit et M lir Imre oil shares, I request that you will allot to shares le the Registered Lead Company Limited), oe any ism amber, MOM I hereby agree to woes, and to pay the further nun of Cl lee per share ou the number allotted to me, and all (Mare calls in respect of the shares so allotted when due and 1 farther authorise and empower you to Insert my name in the register of members of the Company for the number of shires Whited tome . ifaca e In full Prokeilos or dowripilso Residence is tall Sigpature INCIULASE OP CAPITAL THE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ASSOCIATION !Limited). Incomanted, with limited Liability, under the Companies Ad, 100. — Client 4100,000, In 10,000 shares of 410 each, of which one half is already subscribed. 4110 be paid on applieatios, and no call beyond an additionsl Al, it required, without • meeting of ahareholders. DICYOU. Jobs W. Larking Fog., lee, ( Kent, Chairman of the Fantle& Trading Company. Mr Charles Rich, Bart., 12, Nottingham• place, Director of the Or=lV. C i l f t e t C. e ;;;;l i es "l k D r, H am pton - Rel pt l : e s e i;- let. J. O. Tollernache Sinclair, Esq., The Mount, Norwood. Rek" bell. rel., 7.11 S L, le, Yorketreet. wiibw Geo. Wits, Esq., 3.,King' beuch-walk, Temple. (With power to add to their number.; BOO --Messrs. Glyn. Mills, and Co.. Lombard street 11 1101118—Mesas. laarence, Son. and Pearce. SotierrOlui—Mess, Bevan and Whining. PariZtAlT ipso tem.)—R. EL Patterson, Yaq. Oakes (temporary) —O, Old Jewry, KC. The Dinettes have determined, in consequence of the support which the Amociation Wu received from the press and the pub fie, to hiamie the capital of the Company, In order to insure r‘shite cadency of their operation'. manors would refer to tbe American telegrams of the .... Melon, which have appeared daring the last three months, as evidence of t)e accuracy, Impaltbilitii and fullness of the in kilieroce which they arc us a position to furnish. Applications for the remaining sharps to be made in the follow bli ken to the Bns, Brokers, Solicitors, or Secretary of the Arsociatkm : POUI OP APPLICATION POP MARIA To the Dtrettars of the Telegraphic News Association 'United). Gentlemin,—Having paid to Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co. the fole of &--, being a deposit of LI per share on shares that archer,,, and ha the above Copany I hereby request that you win slot me I agree to accept such shores, or ney isaa ton may allot to me, and I authorise you to Inset my UN nestaz allotted toms. of welaben tot the amber et drove Ilsoal tarsals's, Name In full Residence Psetteslon Date ......... legs. DL SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER .... m am, NU ug remedy, without soy ..sent. trees tbe redpe re. t. will be fodizvalsebie ei vbeedier trews billow, sod liver eetelgetsts. lad= 4 W i11...,1.9.1116 Weiser, disdains of the eyes, de. Ter m. Sway aperient roedieine, awl ea a paitiler el wa_.boobane. me truly excellast , mild to theft operates wed they meta appetite, getineee .. 1 ortnethet s =eie atrieus system—deli br al l= Ting Willlaaret., -mom. awl *most eft sad ea. e ne ours foul ewe las s o Tir. sad et me. Tbe panda• pow " lambert' mowed ea the Km*. TM—'The LETTUCE contains an active the tatedzo, which peewees an the 01 lit withootteedaasera.-11r. O. JOILLAU s . ° II I = 14.1.463 " .) : ....=.1.1 ""s 4 V Lama s" ' nw prot•ress a 14"s ter ads* ssisso k sued en eheetadeettom. firvit. 11 .• 14 .; ll* IL let lad IL BE. Pit %hi WI. sad"" THE PALL MILL GAZETTE. An IVINIRO NIIMPAPZR and 121/111W. It la Macon to deeenhe the plan of au enterprise Uke the "Pall Mall trasette " without eeeatas to bort, or to Wry the efforts of others. But we are enwlWai to lose Um advantage of • few words of explanation. and w thelefore treat the meoar of the reader for • Jost interpretation of our moaning . The "Pall Mall (urtle" will contain all the news proper to an evening ionroaL Bet, addressed ns it will be to educated men and women, the epics of the paper will not he occupied by hi- M/ chronicles, nor by that excess of words which adds nothing to the Interest of newspaper records, while it Matzos' their sig nlecance. Literary considerations alone would determine ea to lave our news reports written in plain lingtlah; but lassond theme there is the fact that the lessons to be found In many an accident of human We or social policy are lust to the turgid language in which they are commonly narrated. teen's made known by the moraine Papers may be discussed la the " Pall Mall Gazette" of the same day, Met they will not be r:lsor b te . Lits i o d w . d in Tr t ti s s ie Lo:4l 7 ot d .vi ra y s .frope the money market The rent of the paw (by far the pother pert) will be made up of original articled, upon the many things which engage the thetighte, or employ the saargisa, or amuse the leisure of man• Wed. Public alleles, literate" the arid, and all the Influences which strengthen or disalpate society, will be dlscuseed by men whose ladependsace and authority ace equally anqueetionablia and who are accustomed to regard the public es 100 of Mall . This is the chief that of the " Pall o O n al s tte .• " to b i rtn i glato daily joarnalisin that tall measure of thought and culture, which is sow found only in • few reviews. At the tams time we by no wow 'aloud to sato the paw pedantic or solemn. Humour Is too power/ed. as well as too Pleasant, to be left oat of the dodge which will eons of the advantage* of occasional trifling. If a thing can be said better In verse than In wok It will be said la verse. epigram but not spite—burkeq ue, but not vulgarity—will be manly admitted Into Its columns ; and since a Peke is often as illustrative as an argument, good Wm will be welcome too. It will be understood that this advertisement In rather a pro clamation of Idea and of Wort, than of promise. But the pro clarnetion is not made before a large number of able writers have accepted the Idea. and pledged themselves to the Wort. of the " Clasatie,"e IS, flailabury-street, etraud, W.C. MR. OLADSTONE AT THE NEWPORT MARKET REFUGE. The first annual meeting of this institution took place yesterday themes at the Refuge haelf, nem Lawn ter-equsro„ sad all/acted • large attsadases of its leading Weeds sad sapporters of both soma The Casircii.rna of km RIONBDOIR prodded, ad mug these present were —Load Behest Cecil, M.P., Mr. J. G. Hubbard, M.P., Mr. Parnell, Metropolitan Poor law Inspector, Mr. J. 0. Par kinson, Mr. Hankie, dc. The report contained • warm acknowledgment of the mistime* whisk lied lama received from Mn Gladstone, who lied, it was staled, raised no lam than 1,2001. swoops her personal Meads. Is defame of the is.. siltation ea politiceroesessie greseds, the report mid —"The seceimmadaties provided has beam of the roughest character. The bed. are merely stripe of caws.-not matting, 22 inches in width, stretched on loos reds. About one hundred parlor are provided for is this eisaasir. la oddities to this from fifty to eighty poor people have, of late, begged to be allowed to sleep on the bare Boer. A woollen rag is the only cosmic% tamed, and 8 or. of bread and • cup of coffee night and morniag the only food. Appliances for washing are provided, sad of these the poor inmake gladly avail themselve• But no isdamment what. ever is held out to any one to eater the refuge who has the means of presidia( • lodging. Oa the met:my, the scale of relief, as detailed above, is inferior to that is several of the casual wards." In soliciting • aontinaaaos of public support, the report said the expeneee attendant ea the sightly relief as as premat administmed amount to about LOOK a yam, whilst the income from annual subscriptions is little more than 3001. la omialtuiak the oommittee " teodered their best thanks to the editors of the Tastes and the Daily Nem for the gnat interest whiok they have dis played, sad for the aid which they have reedited in raisin funds for this refuge." After addressing the mu:Mono* in support of the install. tioa, Mr. Gladstone retired, sad was anokeded in the chair by Lord Robert Cecil. Oa ate mono, of Mr. Hubbard, M.P., seusaded by Mr. Cssenove, the report was adopted. On the motion of the CHAIRMAN, seconded by Mr. itsimair, the following resolution was afterwards pained : N That it is expedient to devote • portion of the hands of the establklummt to • school for the boys who take refuge Ikea" Dr. H. 11011201, In Kopko' a sots of thanks to the Chevalier of the Exchequer and Lord Robert Cecil, for presiding, observed that had it not been for the former and Mrs. Gladstowe the institution would have had DO existence at ell. The motion having been seceded, was adopted, end the moat* @spotted. Deputations from Belfast waited on Thursday the first Bacelleacy the Lord Liestment. at the Castle, the first in reference to u increase of the Regium Datum, and the mooed oe the subject of intermediate oducetiou. ' That oa the former subject aid before the Lord Lieu tenant the claims of the presbyteriatis to sodincreaupport • from the government, end urged them by ference to the strength and loyalty of their body. Dozing the • viceroyalty of Lord Carlisle a deputation co this subject waited on him, and he forwarded their memorial to Lord ' Palmerston. The Premier's answer was unfavourable; and the Lord Lieutenant, although be promised to forward their statement, held out so hops of succor. The depute- Jim oe the subject of intermediate education was also from the Presbyterian Church. They wished for the establish ment of a clef of seminaries occupying a place intermediate between the natio:al schools and the Queen's Colleges. His excellency expressed himself in favour of taming the caromed school, to account foe this purpose, but feared there would be mock difficulty in dealim.with.thim in that way. SHRZILSBIIILT IND NORTH WALLS RAILWAY. — The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company was held yesterday at the Aloe, Broad Sanctuary, 'Westminster, Major-Genera H. Bums in the chair. Mr. Chandler, the searrary, red the report, which stated that the main lies betimes the janchion with the Shrewsbury and Widelmool Railway and the Llanyinynech static, of the Cambrian line was suflicieetly advanced to allow of the weirs of goods rad minerals throughout, but it was thought desirable to doable the completed portion al the line before opening it for passenger In/i°, and those works wersisatisfacitonly pro greer. The report having been passed, the two retiring directors, Mr. W. W. Cargill, 11LP., and Mr. P. Woolley, were re-elected, and Mr. R. B. Blakeman', the retiring auditor, was also re-elected. The chairman thee said that m the last adjousedbalf-yearly meeting had only Dem held ia Dee ember lest, slid as there were soinsimportant matters likely to arise requiring oorideration, be thought it would be advimble to adjourn this meeting to a future taz....Lle would therefore move that the meeting stand until the 7th of April seat. Mr. Friars mee "... the motion, which was weed to. ELZCTRIC AND I NTRR NATIONAL TRIZORAPH COY rART.—The direotore report that the progressive advance in the remain of the mammy which he. 6anictorised the reports of the directors formanyysars past,basoontimied with alight iaternptioa during the six =oaths just The ant prat an the operating ol the campaign Lem, after making every provide@ for the w or char ges. charges. tenet as &hectares and loans, and the vote of LOOM to the late Semerry, is 54,0761., ardor Kam. to the eorresponating period of left The "Ilinetese law the • plumes agate he rummaged a dividend d 41. per mat fee the half year oe the Meek sad shaves of the mammy. This will shrub and commasativ leave • %lanes of 14,8311. to be added to the trust fuod. which will then, with the accriankted iateweet, sensual to 56,6721. . - .1 -- 1 g 0 2 .4 ..1 61 z rises mad ata I-0114 led 04110 de 4 I. thole rend! iTft I 1 ,_2161•01, 41.$ , - i - G et :06. Tide &mew, bra been folioed - for the pandas of Weeding to reeldente and sleben to thr fashionable wetering Poo, of Greet Yarmouth the aceoromodatioo of a antelass Rout with all the modern appliance@ for conduct and convenience. upon terms adapted the =sensor the peat proportion of Manors. o sornions increase M the n umber of reason visitors con =upon the new facilities girth by the Great Eastern Compaq since the opening of the East Hudak line, end the Use of steamer. to end from the continent, has placed the necessity of • commerliome adabllehment beyoeu doubt. er =ers Pe are gratified to state that they hare concluded set for the melees of owe of the moot valuable pro m. as the Bapiensd, upon very &demitasse's@ term; and the Company will enter into full poessesion of the Royal Metel, for many years so well conducted by Mn. Medea& early to the eassing spring. The Foment home, plot to the mule* MM. will be re modelled and enlarged upon the most approved plan, with the addition of specious new coffee roam sad chant 40 bedroom, so .a to asset the immediate reguirements of season visitors, and wittiest suspending business for adagio week. The percher of the entire freeholds ascemery for the meat er the Royal Hotel, and of the beamelvdder's inter= the expense of improvements, will be covered by an outlay of about 1.16,000, • sum upon which the most ressonahte retiniste o b l ilL repective Madams will enable the Directors to declare a y reassamativs dividend. Royal Hotel will be furnished with every accurrry of seders convenience. There will he specie= public coffee, family mem, dining , sad drawing rooms ; library. readies, smoking and Millard rooms . private dining and drawing rooms ; apartaseete ea mite for families and servants, and coaserve- Wei. Thom will be & Saida d'isote during the season. end the tents will be consistent with the different clause of elation to theN Twergestoisna ad t.dock hoteb ble * paying Va l rge ce. r dividend@ than amociatkes under the Welted act. and some which had at liwit inferior chamois of success are paying 10 to hi per cent. dividend and boom The Directors sod their Mends bare enbeeribea a large per . tion of the capital, and they now offer to the publie the remsda log shares. ot ag . tdiesskins for shame to be made to the Bankers and Morn DA Y and S 0 N (Limited). APPLICATIONS for SHARKS CANNOT he RACE VHD AYTKR THURSDAY next, the 9th Inst. Prospectuses can be obtained at the allots el tie Company, 6. Oate-etreet, Lincoln's. Inn-Aside: at the eollelton to the Company, Messrs. Übe dall., Ken sod Lake, 10, Llneotn'edsta : or at the !mime mood, Req., Yeeneeeseeart, Lethhery. London. s, I Haste- PERSONS FURNISHING will dud CUTTING'S lIONMONOgRY liI,TABLIBII. MINT. 271. USJORD4IIIIIC7, a oeneentent Home. MUGU° plank nickel silver, anporlor table cutlery, tea= Wks, toilet ord., tendon, are trona, moderator and coal musk amwooed boards, tem uld cappar kitchna dish co% ere 'cods. w maeldnes, kat, en LONDON OARPIT WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sad HON, 1 sad 4, GOODOLSTUZI. W. BROWN BROTHERS. —PATENT CHAIRS sad OCIIICHIS. Dam* raraltaa p r e a, Palma& Nark at PRICES 0011181MULUILT PIOCADLLLY. Clebisparkita. BARLoirs PATENT CASK STAND, a new lunation, so admirably etatrivad that a tall ben u well se smaller casks. may be raised re WWI we It without labour sr trouble. Its milked so Impalpable that the sediment ot this meet DMA b poseiliality clan be disturbed. Pries *. 110.. to Mit 41, I . and IS gallon °Nana BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No veatipes required. No more fiat beer or soar Mae. Mat to ; Etta, einitroplabsi, le.—Apply direct to JAMBS SASLOW, paissibm It, King 111Masirmbonss. Iles that kb name and address are on mem article an In me meritias imitations. Iggraviass tat listatillabad Int FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLITIL td. sad St seek sold by all chandlers sad thresighout the 'donde& ; bat the public should ask r an nare, and b :c a Shad Do lOWA at J. C. and J. 111iLD le au each yesion, sad tablet. Wholesale and foe deportation al the Works, DPP MARSH, 1.101111114 LONDON, 8., where also say be obtained their Prins Nadal Amelia Owen. DAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, Od. per lb. • panels., Is. ed. second praline, Is. 4d.: sperm, la 41. mid Is. ed. ; fine British wax. la. transparent wax, Is. Gd. Belmont wax and sperm, Is . ; Getman wax, Is. lid. botanic wax. Is. composite, Id, IC and the best, 114 ; metallic for Palmer's bumps, Id. wags a, Sed. moulds, rid. : hest Cots& e 4 4a. ad. per gams ; pAew song. ken. 40 , .. an, sad 48s. par 112th..: mottled. MM.; old brown Windsor, Ix ad. per packet ; common brown Windsor. Is.; white Windsor, Is. Id. Is. 44.: glycerine and almond, la. Der bar—for cash, at IL P. DAVIES sad BONW old established warehouse, et, It. Charing-a.m. Leedom. W.C. IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. kODGZEN IItrILOVID 0011.A22.4. BEIM% al: tor 42a Good useful shirts (oar No. bi), la all sizes, aaessaalled tar esoollsses sad dhsaposos. Priced ths lists. witt ft 1 l Post Ore.-110MM sad Co., shirt makers, 69, bt. rirrbsraise, Charlasperces. Established SO ream Oa part* Eromplia COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRT& NEW and TMPROVID DZSIONS. A large assort:neat ready made at Ts. ed., go ed., lee. 6d., and 12s. Id. each. Beet qualities, well alumni', made to measure at 105. 6d. and lb. ed., Deltas of whisk seat met free for two starepa—RODOZß B and Co., 66, at. Martin 61ane, Marled mom astabllalted 00 years. Os peele lrampla IMMEIZE NEW lIIILYIIMED VALEN TINS& —The Veletas@ or Un Unease of Flowen :the boast Valentine the PhotogroseleVelostine: gee Ulmer Vales- Ups Valsetloe's Gloves. All Is.: either sort sent by for 14 stamp& —DC Strand: 124 Asgest-street and 24. CorohM. London. qv PARENTS and GUARDIA/18.—Tb* return or youth to their respective boardingecbools Induces a eolkitude tot their penonal comfort and attraction. and ROW LANDS' MACASSAR OIL. for accelerates the growth sod improving and beautifying the bale. Rowlands' Kalydor, for im proving the skin and complecloo, and removing cutaneous defects, and Rowlands' Odonto, or Pearl Dentm. ran. daring the teeth beautifully white and preeervieg the gams, are considered indispensable acconspaiilmenta.--Sold by A. ROW LAND and BONS, 20, Battoo-gerdes, and by cbsealata and per fumers. Ash tat iewlsods' arikisL NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. —Tbe greatest and meet useful Invention of the day, AIWA AMARSLLA. Here. JOMK 001INELL sed Co., Three WM-0 0 PM Lombard area, London perfnmen to her HairAy, respectfully offer to the =Ala hit marvellous Sold, which gradually restore, th e heir to es pristine hice—no =Herat what age. Melilla* itesarella has sow of the properties of dyes ; It. ou the contrsry, Is heseetial to the system, and when the hair Is net* restored one sppllcatke per moth will keep It in perked colour. Pries SI le. per bottle, or In halt bottles, 10s. dd. John Hawn and Ca have been appotnted pertumen to II LH. the Princess of Wales—JOHN GOONELL add Co.'s CHIZAT TOOTH rang le prosily seperior to any tooth powder. —To be had of all per tu wa soraenelets. and at the manufactory, 1!, Three Ilnrcourt, AtilOi. Landon. THE PHOSPHORISED NERVINIC TONIC. The sew chemical combinatioe of PHO6PHATIC SALTS, I Quinine, Iron. de.. containing all the essential orostersents of the blood, brain. sod nerve substance. Greet eldissophted and checnkal researeh has led to the discovery of" this Invaluable remedy In Its present perfect stste, agreeable to the palate and innocent In Its premming It. wonderful properties, affording Immediate relief, and permanentlycuring all who suffer from westing end witherim of the nervous and muscular donne., total and partial prostration, and every other exhaustive derangement of the system. It regenerates all the important element. of the hums. frame. As phosphorus Ins state of mature illumines the darkness, so the exhausted frame redoes pwhena. Impregnated with its electrical properties." Prices: lis MAN, or four lia. ottles In me, Sis. ; and in nese contai ing three His. bottles, £ 6 . which saves II Ita, pecked securely,n sad sent to all ef the world. lonics age me :—Newbsery, 4%, SR Peas Ciors erd • longer. HO, Onfordeliest ; Hooper, 43, Kin WUUensateeet, isedon-bridgs ; Proust, 219, Strand. SASTLEY COOPZII. I I3 VITAL RZSTORA- A37lVl.,sspered by Morn. ILAZYZYand Co., sargeone. and an only be obtained at their reddens. a Wafer:eth ane,' nee dear from) Portlen4plns, llesseregerk. Leaden, W. Prise Do. per peelist ; 1f WM L wtir& ryas COMPANIES ACT, 1362. The Forms sad Almost books required aster the above bet. OW ell elbee Idea et Assansi wSk me, talialoalay »- eddies fee Petra Oempliek the Omutlaaboese. /co., eup aped or the bat term Mather et eery televaioa Oseitleelee issesvel red Meta; (Odd tia tamed sat eamealL Ale eat VIA 49. litaltbrese. LC.. sal Iteetabbeitie. Halborn UMea Workhouse that they considered Daly was being Improperly treated ; ors the contrary, Dr. Barry 1014. • few days after I gam visited Daly 1 was celled as to visit &author catholic patient, who made so complaint, bat afterwards remarked to me that he wondered why Daly had oompleined.• The word • afterwards' refers to a period alter Daly bad left the Holborn Waltham., eel Dr. Barry also &films that Daly did not complain to him • arid Mrs, Daly admits that her husband told her that the m a Mee of the workhouse was very kind to him. "On the 14th of December Mn. Daly voluntarily re. • moved her husband from the Holborn Um= Workhouse to • prints room at No. 2, Upper Usioo-court, and on the toWehag day. at 5 p.m., 14. Lewes, • medical rear of eloolt~m Disparity, r him • medical visit by mar of s gonna( of th at d Ille next day, viz., Des=‘, Mr. Lowe' wrote • Mar to Mr. !m uter, the honorary secretary to the Tarring. Mho( th hi view of Daly's ease, upon a g ehr i Xter immediately visited Daly in Mr . Lovas'. =and at mice requoted Mr. Lomas to Bodily the and to, so that it might be made it for public*. Lion in this Tina newspaper. Mr. Lowers did as he was • desired, and, dating his modified letter Dawdler 17, headed to Mr. finter. " Bit days after this oessareses—vis the teed et December, alter Dales remora by Mr. Lowt ,T i a tio. 2, Upper Union-evert, to Bt. Bartholocaew 's Mr. . MOM" addressed • letter to the editor of the Taus news , in which he embrelisi Mr. Immeets latteral the 17th of Dezember. Mr. Mater headed hie letter with the ward' • • Henibi. Cased Union '4eohinsWand Was It appeared is the Times sewspeper the Mit Desember, sad Mi breught Delp's cam Wins the nubile, who wen invited • vine it Tenr#4lftek attLehttra efirrolp that he puitha ii iirrtsr oat or mew Soo poer, ems g . he also admits that he mete It with meets desire to MN* the lbarlew Board. s "la cendusion. I beg to ideas you. with Dr. Ceres anortits, that in his opine* and I. my coinico, the ed. dame taken at this 'tawdry doss not ortablbth the charge publicly heespils amiss* Mr. Nano', the siding oilier of the Holborn Calms Werklooss, of hone' illdesated end negioned Timothy Daly, while he was ea lumen of that borne. " A oirosunplanoe oonnested with Mr. Norton's official duties was Athol by me at this inquiry. which before closing this replan it is soy duty to report oa. I allude to the fact. whist Mr. Morns edat a te be his not hitherto seeds any retard to the le the heels known as 'The Workhouse Medical Book. Mr. Norton also admits that he has Widened the entries in this Wok as befog correct without amertainixd wheelbee they Wire eorreet or set. and be mega than se Wham as. he placed upon She.. Antrim This leek, therefore, so kw as the msdkal Giese is amassed, gen me so opportunity of sleeks, the fre quency of Mr. Norton's visits to bin elate patiests ; bat as the refer of the workhouse bad aceatretely filled up that put el the eaves book widel it was ids duty to LB tip I tom sseerbais that Timothy Daly was supplied with tall dist, sod with the eines el pewter sad wise during the Aims he was tomato of the adhere Coke Workhouse. • "If Tear. Nodes had kept this book he wield have lases shied to produce • faithful mord of the days wiles be edishded Wit and of the diry which he ordereL I codsider Kc Marie'. suede* Jo bare been very careless in this matter, and it appears to me todesene your ceesurs. " 15.1•11141.1., Poto-law ImPrcert. "To the Peee4aw Heard, Whitehall, LW." Fosnai-osncs, Fm. L —The Queen Lae been plowed to approve */ Torliasad Krapf as consul at Cardiff, aad al ~ Y Gustavus Overbook as assail at Hoeg Koa& for kb Ilajoety the ransom of Austria.—Goaatte. LITERARY ARID SCIENTIFIC MrsriNes Pon TEE manta Wonn.—lffoadaV ; BatamdosLv, M 7 ; at 8 ; Architects, at 8 ; Royal Institutioe, at 2, month!) Tneeting ; Swim* of Arts, at 8, " Appliaalionof Geology to Arts sad Raanfaoloorso* (Cantor Lowrie), Pro fessor Austad. Taseday : Photographic, at 8 , , anniver sary ; Ethaologioni, at 8, Haman Reale!, Gibraltar," Prefaolor Bask ; Sgal helitatioa, at 3,' Preform Tyadall ; at 8. We:181 6 11=2 all Arta, at 8, "Sewage sad Agriauhero at 8, ass= Graphic, at 8 ; Ge4agis4 at 8 ; at 8(, " Roma Toweintar," 2 1 .1 1 IV ; ElositharaptanCooda," Rev. R. Kell. Thurs day : loyal Inetitatko„ at 3, " =seedily,' Pregame ?vadat! ; Royal SAadony. as 8, " AraitosburN" Proffesaro Smirks ; Royal. at 8; ; Astignarlas, at 8 : Asko nooniorJ, at 3, aanivepory ; Royal lintitaties, at 8, "Arabia," Kr. Palgrave. &today t Royal loaktutioo, at 3, " Narrows System," Pail Idsaahall READINGS ET " Poo " Own. —On Tuaday . _ - . . . s at i l ab l e r s cdae:kff *et . tails of it kb. — to reseday s4;t ' a the audio:co l w e large ;fa feat the n roem was aled. Kr. Chloe r:d s several al Ids pions, sad frequently *eked, maid roars al trs:" Is that dowel I". He waited sees people 1 1 75ked titbits, but all seemed takes I. goad part by the anions. We shall on attempt. however, to reproduce say of the phicen for they seedy all re lated to inivi u riztleases, thrown together is the honest way sod though the mention of them might be pardon io the mouth of the Post Laureate to the His` of Bunn (by the way the " poet* exhibited his eredeatiel from King ripple) we fear it would be fearfully mesompteoes from the pest of ea humble Mermaid. Oa Wednesday evades we ere sorry to say lir. Clone was pelted with pees, an is other respects very badly treated. It wav no coedit to than who ten put is it, fay the read bop wen • fair an honest way el earning mosey.—lroidal Mercury. Damns 07 Di. YALCONIAL —The mks of whine have saelneed a heavy lose dune( the lad week in the death of Dr. Hugh Pamir, which took plan is Leedom au the Mat alt. Dr. rielosee; though perhaps little keen to the gametal potato, had • great reputation unapt lan of seiene, by whom he will be deeply regretted. Be was ime of those many distiaguished sees who have woe laurels is India, when some sears of the beet years of his life were spout, is the envies of the East Lidia Canny. About tea years ago be returned from Ins in shattered health, an has now departed from amongst us at the age bd. Hh shit Odd of study was pa. Mono/op bat ha was favoseably keen also as a proliseit is botany sad sawn history geaseally. The eilkia appsfeleassis la bulk throuaggh Adele he became best Maws wen those of sopesiatsedsnt of the Ennis Gerdes at flahareapn I. saceosedise to Dr. Boyle, and afterwards at that of Calcutta. It was to information SOD plied by Dr. Falcone that we owe the entireties of tea ia Meth West ladia an it hes also been mainly through hie eager that the Cinchona pint has bees introduced iota India, with a completely secosnal rest& Dr. releaser • has moreover bees use et the skid iestigaten mid direeters of the *dries which have recently been made as to the antiquity of roan. It is trolly remarked by the leading • daily Mann is nocussiss his death, .. all those who had any knowledge of him will deeply feel his lons."— Genestere CAroseich. - - Tts JOSaa, ryas ilimOßJ•2. —At a meeting of the aubesibmit Me Jams Webb Memorial Fund," which was bald is Intsden lase Wednesday aftemeou, the Hon. Eliot Yetr ar ke,j l V., la the chair. it was carried by a majority of shout three to one, oe a show of hands, that Man" *Mk Is being executed by Berea liaroolietel. shoal he mend at Cambrlfts . sad that the committee shoal communicate with the riel authorities of our tows TIM relereece to the site, and which they here enteemintly dose, the merle having suggested the 281 k instant for a comultatios. It was held to be a fatal it:diodes to the Agricultural Hal, Islingtoe, as a rite for the statue, that the baildiag belongs to • company. and may, therefor*, be sold at ma future time for porpoise very different from these to which it is now applied. Beeklee, Cambridge is the capital of the county fa which Mr. Webb raided, and it is aim the cootie d a peat agri cultural distill.—Cambridge hidmeadent. OXIODD AND CAILBDIDOI ANNUAL. ELOHT-Gas Race. —The Oxonians, taking advaatme of the ridden break et the ica took their list "breathing" over the mane from Wont to Ham and book, as Wednesday. The river from the thew was very high, and a very strong current prevailed, giving a fair soden of the Thames at Putney. The ittilewmg gesilemes comprised the ere. Bow—S. F. A. Smith, Ueiveesity Collage ; No. 9-7. L. Papillon, Balliol College • No. 3—H. Schneider. Trinity College LNo. 4—W. W. 'Wool. University College •, No. S — E. 00"Patrh Pembroke Calve ; No. 6— B. F. Brultl. Odd pi gs ; No. 7—M. Brown, Trinity College ; Stroke—F. P. Lambert, Corpse Christi College. Mr. A. Minima. of &Biel Canape Peceident of the University Boat Club. piloted the mew dove the river, but upon re taining exchanged places with Mr. Brown. Although it would be pmeastere to vesture a decided °plebe as to the merits al the Grew we may state that them eke bare bed the opp ortunity of seeing them are far from prepoomesed In their favour ; indeed, it is • great quietism ii more than half al the above will be /mad is the Oxford beet at Easter. The men are • fine strong body, bat will require all the care and attention Mr. Mont. sea sae beds Is bring Mena to the peeled:ion of last year's mow. The quietism el who in to row " 4111110 " ap pears et meat to he an epee am, se Mr. J. H. Fonder. of University, is camisj o ugla ir nd In tit bead l e selected aI ma shamed ny K id Miry hits ~ a s. Malty, who rowed somber last ear, wM be die men at the laid& Mr. Lambe lea e g t. v of Corpus y , the pressed 'trete, is &subdue • peed sr a, sad from the meaner is whisk he defeated Ir. Foreter's essw is the Trial Bights last tens there is so doubt of his ability to take the stroke ear Is the appresehlog Interesting one. hnL amlim Mr. IL Snows Men appears • prospect of sander el last year% arm Mr. J. C. Parson, of Trinity Calle., wan tato the WO, which will maks it a still mere pewees' WWI. OW it oil be remembered that gentle men Oka IM 9110 bet year. Mr. Tettiolesen. el Christ we • M e lts olds emswain of test year, will na. • ham Me hams of iambi the O a xi l ot boat.— hispostlori. .0111 P