The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-28 00:00:00

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At a lIIIITING of the Shareholders of this Company , held THIS DAY (Maeda). the kith October, ISM, as II o'clock • sh.. The Bight lionottrable JAMES KTUAD.T WOLTLEY, Governer, in the chair, It wee proposed, seconded, and carried unanimenet7 That the balance-sheet sod report be, and are hereby approved. confirmed, and adopted. It was also proposed, seconded, and carried unanimously: That the beet thanks of this meeting sre due, and are hereby given, to the Governor, Deputy Governor', and Directory, fur the great care and attention they have given to the interests of the shareholders, end for the extremely satidactory results which have srben therefrom. It was also proposed, seconded, and carried unanimously : That the cordial thanks of this meeting are emthently due, and are hereby offered, to Albert Orent, 11.!'., the =ZI director, for the talent displayed by him in the 'amt. of the affairs of the Company. It was further Dre Poled. seconded, and carried unanimous', : That the thanks of this meeting be given to Alfred Lowe. DM., necessary, feeble unvarying attention : and to hiss and the other Macon of the tfmnpany tor their industry and mal during the past bait year order of the Court of Directors, STUARTJ. WORTLItY, Governor. ALFRED LOW IL, secretary. nand IS, Condit% London, Oct. 54, MM. a — BRADFORD. OM. Xs WOOL toarkat today. adb WY result. M m ) 1 in band, and are aWis h ere is agloillra MINIM el hat* Übe What coatigleart Wass to sate Dal rk thus are sons instaaao loss wow alight 00 r no clapartaasot parno h . 7 business doily is in h ig and Niue make s n o . rallser &gape to& S makM.*** s A prevails in AN N A Thee is Utti s engem*. or Armoire. =oe•U risgo4 lid in Price.t," ----------- LACK BILL PASSENGER LINE of L 1 curifs for AutitalA from Leaden dine. xov. 10 LILL r ia— te di t Nov. U Liverpool Oct. le IL ladle Nov. lb TosalkelL 11". Teem Leet,""ar; =Ma: —aasis t A a. g BesalY• Yelbaw s. ' D —Lad Mar% £ lO . ...... r I 2. 010 I erg ~eoo METROPOLITAN MUSIC-HALL, toed, apes st 7. Banat aeons a the sew Wad n:L l Ttooni ad by the pier to be the oast stiletto dtepley ever witnessed to a iseele-hall Mask sten 5$ usual (perteetke). Berms' 09.111. by the waft otagony. Oon ada, J. J. ?W U, BREAKDOWN OF A STE4NKE WITH THE INDIA HAIL A HEAVY GALE. DOVER, FSIDAT. One of the heaviest gales ever known ou this coast imperimiced last sight, sad in it a maR steamer, with the Ida, Chios, sad Australian mails es baud, bed a sor row escape of being MM. The mails in goestios were fight from Loadon to Dower by the Booth Fitters Rail way in weals( by • Riedel train sad the °Winery malt impress. The Loudon Chatham. sad Dower RailwayPote pany's mail pocket Prince Frederick William (Commander W. aark) emin spealithiy *bereaved fee their onomiyaseis mama the ObamieL Tbie Meanies shipped 210 hetes. % oa ths «Maar, sight the Brea mil peke; m ipW ander Ifatthein), teak the remainin 131 bozos, 75'penempre and the sight =AL Bo g taremeadonaly mai were the weather sad ma that the vessels were do. L ing geese time In their departhre. The Breeze left the Ash:dimity-Mgr at 12.35 midahbt, sad the Prime Frederick William at 12.3 g. The ma Imams mere boisterous as the steamers advamzed, sad the weather thicker, and it •as not long ere bower, lest eight of eachher. Pursuing her passage, the Breeze, after a terrify: battling with the dam wane. thelted Calaia in about two hours ; but the Prima Frederick WiDiarn sot aniviug, and Do tidings being hoard ed lua on either ride of the Chansel, grave Igo prebesaloss werseatertainod that ill had befallen her. Ano ther steamer was mat out in search of her ; but the sight mend without bearing of her fate, end from the voyage the Brame akperieaced it wee casoluded she had gam: down. At mu o'clock this merging, however, the Pained Frederick William reached Cale* heaths been picked up sad aided in by the steamer mat ia ow& of bar. The cause of the breakdown appears to have been the lireaking tithe intermediate th ane at one of her engines through the stasis forced epos it by the violent waves. This dialled one of her peddles, and beam the lame vessel was tossed . about on the raging sea natal another came to her aid. Along the shore the era was also alarmiorly rough, dashing boats up sad bathing machinas ever, and donor ooseiderable damage to the foreshore. ...sioaratapsekeas ham by al.._ Domicil* and Mid Possfal ewe a a wen-Immo rapatlialas, and thl. NNW alsowmation sions."ll asykroak wed — Tae If ff 11Pean4188a.1 nggo%er2 tr" 41(.11 eII big amba T. IL maw 00..Arided=givegs. IWO& ay.—Nompeauthe Ott IL, nitiOli to mottos to look 41 E s amid, kiroithes th ion te i is still toisk t hot taw ow sad oontasselol Utak Or, M. ood it they tootloso Upo n ., moo hookii7 alote.—Nettok, THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENG(Llinßed). The PRO6PICT'UBEB l ead YORAM ot APPLICATION for the MARYS of the NEW ISSUE of CAPITAL of titb i t:r e : sre NOW READY. and, se oboe copies of the RAN Report end balance sheet, can betalned at the Corepaao ALYRED LOWS, Seeretery. 17 sad 18, email% Landow, Oct. U. 1888, LITERATURE. STUN TROY LIYIWPOOL 011 QMSTOWN TO VFW YOU. MICH A Tall IJVIRPOO_LL _I2M YORK, and plarmukzussa 001111PASIY Mama Y ar debtas thar tullpossrodjSerbs24 boa Seerme ~Mg the Oldtod MMus FROM LITI2OOh tin Inrw CITY OF WASHINGTO TOSE N, Wedardal, Noe. I. cur OF mAnnonts, Friday, Nov. S. CITYOF LONDON. Wadamday, Nor. S. dad sway Wednesday, and altaneata Fridays and Saturdays. (ste cabins:~ b w y the mad etoamars sall= aclyind IS. isasdest% slow,n , wadies lo Hie ee bY die "Ws sad Satardare abeamers, 16 Owe/. rotworl bpaMidatsetbdisoz turiloastratil cooked s e lett: Farm Mama —Pm further partleolots HAN, Wlrdteirl!Mt, Limpid se to now a. &Mg landau t , 00T. 211.— AU the day'a y a k ' it who* whirl aold Ihritige barely la. ae ea * him Bons and peas id prime of dour da. 4d. pur e e hi oar iambi io.day 4, mink which mat &nay ilk i t% For fork° • food •••••/iii iimpronmeat was in* m a k mind fee, and lapar qr, d aft mg erre% roll odd make e b ut th e tgoroveraed id mind oiloPlos- 4 : 4116 P is si m Fisher far all dereriptlem Lei par qr. dearer, milk a trig ere ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN ItAILWAT.—CEBTIVICATES of DIBINTULL The COUYOS 5 from the above Certificates of Debenture due 15th November will be PAID et the Consolidated beak ildnittedl end moat be left two clear Jaye at the offices of the Company for examination_ If met by a cheque teethe amount writ be reedited I. course 6, Westminster ambers. Vletorlestreek Westminster: CO ta.nrcaranasatraa, Loudon, &C.—October, lea FierN WINES, cheap and pure :—Catalonian I , 17a Id. ; Andalusian Port, 17a Id.: Trench. Pesch Sherry, 181. per dozen: Brack:Ws. Us. dd. Macon, 111.. Nonunion, 17a. id.. Chablis, ; Nock, 21.. to tea ; and Sparkling Sock and Morals, 4Sa. a dozen: Coolie liranc4: or brown, 40e • dozen, bottle•includa Tern cash. ' paid opon four down into the country. IDWARD BOWIABANIL and SONS, Distnlersand Deportees. 77Y. Sun-street, London. Established 1782. 6.—Tbare IMO as &Tine MU* t... Good day sampim al me Pap aa la, par mama , man marl, ad Mal. Flaw was held lat ik li at ttto deemed was act Win its li newt Amer. Betas tad Ink am ARD —BRITISH sad NORTH CMAYBAICAN ROYAL NUL ersks-amps. in fraW toLeD WIMPS LIMPOOL and A j trA d a millitwirsa I.'POOL and BOSTON. ties Boehm to H Alps cams •AM to Dad sad essolos to sad ataila The fah Dabs sr other van& ara apjaintad oll treat Liverpool, Nam at Cork to melee the malls : cru. for DONITIN, Saturday, Oct. 211 if:Rola. for NSW YOLK, latardaY, Nov. 4. ciaNa, for BOSTON, Saturday. Nov. 11. Painsgewomey, Including steward a toe and ambito., bat without yaws or Ilquers :—To Halifax and Boat," Wei AO , wand cabin, Ll 6. To Nen Tont, elder cabin. /016. aso cial :A alb, Eppy Food, 62. Gad Broadaireek London 1.. Currie, lisare, and It, Plww data Boars, Purls : G. sad . Boras. 80, Jassabordrost, WINNOW ; D. and C. blather, atpra ; or D. and C. Natives . , 8, Wataeatrast, Liverpool. -----_ BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND , a new invention, so admirably oontrlved that a tun b:4 0 : well se samiler outs, may be raised or 111ted on it labour or trouble. Its action Is so impalpable that the sediment 01 the most limpid enid by no poealbtlity can be disturbed. Vries Ba. 12a.. 141.. to snit et, 9, and 18 maim task,. BARLOW'Saims required. SELF-ACT Ito more ING SYPHON TA vine. P. 170 m f a t beer or sou Price M. Od. ; ditto, electroplate& ile.—Appiy carat to JAM BARLOW, patentee, 14. King Wililametrest, Mandoti-honie. Ses that Ids name and addrem ate on ever, snide otlimearr WlWWite Mattalleon Emasvinp mite. Sitabilsbed orarbot w Woody limo Ida root • brisk odo, it i. WOO; it kr week's prier. The gr i t dirk good pro& readily to N. Ws sod bans sum • LONDON CARPET WARDROOMS. .a.a WAUGH sad WM a and a. eoonezlITIMIT. W. 00T. 25.--The arrivals of mi It odeoste. To this dllee m&& 1, II UM pewee& Wino, out pot ▪ et 91. per ay. on loot week's pa o ow. Otto 44. per qr. higlioe. lea rinse The pries Of Goat is edema( Durham sad Yoelahise rod, 4k Gioleasiosi ; ditto, whit, 445. Wt. ; • to 46a. ; ditto whit*, MX to* to 268. per iloPtritk 4r. Oak* Mks. 42126. per boded, 965. lo e. ; okt, 480. to 50a. _ 26.-3 i compared with lasl v m, cad L. &L up co arms" Heil ',and lia. bd. up cos mama. ph ull 3d. up oo average. Beam ma N. alowu cia ammo. What, lo 30r. 64. ; oaf. 204. to 25 1 4 k; alum. OcL 16.—Ws reasissi M this day's martin, tits poi dew, at amid tNeqeeostior. Mop Moo leads doll. Osiris a smallop. sd. !st e la. • sassosabls supply;i Heel. to Tit per . lb.; 00. red. 7d. to Now 10 L ; psrket Us. to Us. 9d. 1 ' M.—There 'Wu at our klarkil and tits avenge quality wee yr ; lest qualities, however, from 9a. to fte. 3d. per dose; tid. to 841. The umber al ibm a trade was rather stow fer DN rem from 9d to tlid. per Ds. ; all Yid. to Bd. was asked. The *keep, was woo, sad from ed. Is pocket pip from 84. 6d. to ply from Ba. to Be. 3d. Nam* &Pude,' besets 30, calm 30. sudsy : beasts 333, calves 6, Ili 21 —The assohar eat* Si 0 235 bead. heies 22 of Ism Ikea bis sood demand, sad the sites el Inl mistateed. Top prise, 91. ; noel to 84. 9d. i middlnis and in t er n, 7a w somber ol sheep wee 7,762, ' ot asaiket ; 2,766 ei wbiah was Om ly low allestad, and id she dole a sr ace aneold. Good @keep barely mak d the eseendary mete were, is api a la. to 2► a head dews. Top per d d. ; cornet, 9d. ; bleakteowl 'Ohm ot Led hall.bred ewes, 2d. to *; rhi. pet lb. Fed poise broaskt k * ix to eiskt meetwks oid do., from 13‘. * *bora ao at--PaS ostde, 25; 421. 3110 RITURNII. Mae PM- MT. Total. ral. Na. saws. elsuwass. 181 la a. a a At 1 ki a th. al all tia , 823 a Lt. so tra 121 300 ml 16. 00 01 1 386 1,90 5,636 7,601 10 St 3001 3 40 190 03 1 4 Mei 3,970 toes eat 7 10,066 16,3913 2640 WA 1.076 11,1,0 0,666 60,867 66,16 livißA os—Homo3oparecomesesd thic Pesci Meal Proessdos , mes assit r had et MI • What the do e ant Mho Das to il * athed a npalstious oi moos ether stlew or none hishls to the stomach itati 71. l aM ths Mtn be crud* state, or to ilathl of London, lam e Mem satin. J. stet I fashion ts the year lOW to tars bh rd at leras.:seeisd. with the sesitems RM. hi the ant to produce as wade glom sad so by th• perfect trawaile rooms It yams through, as ta mostateet. stomach. For asts! um, lippe's cows a larlgarstiog, grateful troaktraterreun imam Dr. ilasesll, la his week "Fel d •&7 4 : — " Cocas matins • gnat Tana el to rine** : Isgrodlast Wawa W woe of the body." Agabs, As a MO% auch Weer than slew east or tem" Dim 000 rule ef the powder la s brattiest Ma m water or milk. aseared la tbe 4144 Patina sad mid at UAW Il lbad st en, sad ohergitu—iicluarttsautsoLl - LARRIA - 0 - EB, AND DIX BIRTHS. I, at Chaberley.ternee, Great Tansooth. W. Dods, of a daughter. ;lobar U, at Oren&Ube, Sept, Mt ' ie of a daughter. er It, at emus& goeogi, the w ife of 1 IL sol. ober 25, at 7, Chord:wiliest, Jallolltoc , 0.4 am, of a daughter. wile of * toter at Atoka Nowfogtoo, the of a son. *ow 24 at U. John's Parsooage , • moo. ober U. at Bed•-terf•Cil, Booderlasul, 00, Gq.. of a sun. r at Orsavairperit, Bisciateb , the vtila 04 of a son. - - - MARRIAGE& r.—Oet.ber It et se. wrists shwa. 144.111 „,, Craig, L L Platter, get, of Gel mburf to elsariotte, daughter of Dlr. J. Gain , 3sovi.—October 25, at ails Trißit7 1.4 CUra l he Bea. T. D. Halstead, R. A. Oaaed. 1 , unsuldre. to Julia Atka , of Mark-leue, Leask*, atida haril eClL—Oetobse It, at St I, Sui rb,i4Lll B UFA Coreelles Henry, eon el Coreell ul T i t N, to Mary Saved; daughter of Chat 1., of Adelaide Hee" Sorblion. DEATHS. intober U, CeensiughteerreCA HO PI° a of the late H. Batchelor, Eaugrafte. Il rIA at Hackney, J. M. Mink 167 r 24, at Peet-reed. Dakton, Weber kt. M Belvedendrothee. TsdiSdie. Awn, Ise , late of Handsaw. he T S . los 24, at Brighton, the Rev. W. S. eggi r. , bt 2 It. at Salisbury Howe, Turidlasaliftle• mred 43. • Maher at 111 S rednditust . °1 "" Ildamore, Esq. thalami by et zoo Ogig• K. to the cier et lash" Pirtglaoe "rd44teek She riermst m. ns 10‘. - BRlMEN.—Direct Route to Wort Hanov °m er, Brune eke, aaa Cet Oormany.—The h om porte Ine screw deer' CONDO& Captain C. will be despatched from lionelidewn Pa Tal, £DAY. th,.Q Wernher , :weather permitting), at 10 a.m.. calling at Brunswick Wa, llechwill. for pesetemers. at 1210011.—Tares le Orestes. LS E u. .l . Mora tickets. ,t 3 and Li 10a —Anti At CSIAPLIWP mil Mee, Regent-cireas. R.: or to Pinu.urg. CiLaVlO., PEI and Co., R. Denstanes-bonee, Dninalm.a-leill. OTIBRDAM and the RlillilL—RED l3o - ale ellOll at WINS.-11a ltetbertmade llMambos& nee tad tad end tevearite steamer BAT/MIA _CePtalll W. 8.111711. buy Mamie& Pier Bleekrall, IMT SUNDAY at 11 debt!, ea arrival el ileeMM a.m trans from Pentineelnalmeet Bas Mon. lamed tares : Salton. Al La; tem centlh ; return tickets Isned at a tare and a balt.—Apti_ at CLOUTS Universal Semalretrcan W. :or ?ty MUMS, 01AVIS, Puil , um ea Co. Donatatlaionae. at. Iftnateserblll. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Pim Pound Shares, entitled to a 2M Preferential Dist end of 11 psi tient. per annum in prioaity ant ail the ether Gotta of ths °lsTintlfo.ooo Shares of .C. 5 each. Coevadhle Leto Ooneolidated Stork on payment is NIL JIM right to Dividea& priority over all the meting se*tal of the Company, mad equal partidistioa yew rata in an other Dividends or bonnie after payment of 8 per omit. to Second Preemies sad cent. t Otd S otock. Gte Pound Jam pipe& on anolieelon, sad a further aura of Shirty per share on aktment. o farther all in be than Mee soonths after the allotment. No further Uatilaft. Zech sucriber's itsbility being sperlaily limited to the seQ uel of f his anteription. MAMMA Er Bight Hos. JAY= SWART WORST/1G Wortley Lodge, trge Seem Chairman. WWII Quemesrest, Chesiside,Vice , Req., CA., Great Georfestreet, Westminster. Treads Le Dieton i. l4. , lessex•=rilSopark. Edward liwegisede. Ur Edward .srd, al, Old Breedstreal Samuel Gurney. Rim, 11. ~ Prinosoials, Hyde-park. Captain A. S. Ram Otos, IS, Bottonsow, Pteesdilly. George PeabsO, Rm. IS, Oid Broadetrest. John Pander, Sap , T., Dianeheatem UMW Eamicros—W. R. elephenaon, Zoo., Chairman of Board of Island Bey i 9award. Lq. WeirrolT BouaToss—Mtaus. Froshilekis and Newsom, 5, bank-buildinp, Loudon. MIWICS-41. W. Bloc:ne A m Bredlor, Yorkshire. ribib coosioSeat _ _ IWlthia, London. Ma—A ht. Beleafs-place, la I The Bank of Magian& Tendon I y am My bails. and In Liverpool—The Bank of m•-- Tier Consolidatad Book. la Ireland—The National Bank and tta Brai n ita In scothad—The Britiah Linen Company and Branches. II the stommiry ' mount of capital be not raised the deposit will be returned without deduction. ABRIDGED REOSTECTIIIL Alinement conthleratice, the Directors ben determined to Persevere with increand vigilance and snuff in the peat work entrestal to their charge, and, guided by theAght of experience, they asst to bring It to a notarial' issue. hays been encouraged in this Mew by the fair manner in which they lave been met by the contractors, with whom they have entered into a coutract for renewed operationa Under this the Telegraph Constraction and Mainte nance Company, in Yews of the mum of £600,00k, which has been agreed on of the cable if paid for in cub, have already oessmenced the manufacture of • new (table, to be laid down daring 18.5 between Ireland and Newfoundland. The contractors, if the settleable be successful. but not other whet. AM to bays le therm and cash a profit at the vets off per oust upon the net. The contractors aDo undertake daring INS, without any further charge whatever, to gob tea with sufficient cable, and aU proper cppllances and epos: Was, mad bo use their best ender veere—in the success of which they express entire belief—to re cover, repair and complete In working order between Ireland and leefficadland, the presset broken cable, which has been liKdrimised by recent careful electrical teas to be In perfect ardor throughout Its entire in the event of success tbleMespany MR One he In posses- Mon of two efficient cables for • othelderably leas amount than would have been expended U the cable of this year had been snoomattilly laid, and another had beep purehlald= for h Veda . these arsteaces sabscriptiens are now the sum of £lOO,OOO, In 1M OM shares of £ 5 each. lfthe Applications from exist shareholders will have priority In -the a cs~apiltttlletmeut to the extent 110,000 thane. ar tie above provided their applications are received on at before aridity, the 20th inst. The remaining 00.000 shares are offered to the general These new shares will be entitled to take precedence as b to dividend over all the other existing stock et the Company, and to participate pro rate In all subuent dividends. bonuses, or Unmet& after Mete for cent shall have been paid upon the second preference stock and four per nat upon the ordinary If milt of the two proposed cabins ma be worked at the very low rate of only Ave words per Waste lowa each cable for 'Mean soon. day at eve shillimWeed, the tragic, after paying the dividend ailrilS efferent. sad four per cent. eneowsting Maseter to /1144 wen the capi oom mP yrse a d ve t them diftermislocks. sea after Mee Mint th e n eee7 large sues of £6 0,000 a year for working eemint, won d leave a very large hallow lee Ming farther diMends or bonuaes on the for Comre - pany's total capital, both ordinary and preferential, or terve fund, If preferred. One pound per share. payable to ei'ker of the bankers of the Company, must be paid on rigeatlon, and a further sum of Thirty shillings per share os otmenh Twenty-one days' notice of any farther call will be given, and no further cell will be payable is lees than three months from the date of tomesatsok Full prospe and forms of appllesticligrrizt be had of the Secretary, at the aloe of the A tlantic Te , It. ter Heimesplass, hishoresamswees, London ; cit C° :org the Company's bankers, — sa abZive or of any respectable broker. Applications for shares, on the form attacked to the prospectus. may be addressed to the flearitary. or to the Company , baskets. NOM SAWAILD, Seastary sad Omani Superintened* TEE COFFEE, COCO , A,_ COTTON, and GENERAL PRODUCE FILEZHOLD MATED COMPANY of VENEZUELA i Capitol /1200,000, in 18,000 shone of LM each. A &Tait of Al per 'hare to be paid on application and E 1 on aaviment. Si, ARTHUR RUMBOLD, Bart., Maims& and forms of application for shares can be bad bY:DTP grre the Secretary, 3 It Breen, lag.. at the Offices of the Cocaoeny, 41. Threadneedle -street, London. COFFICK, COCOA, corrow , aud OSNERAL PROM= YIINSEOLD MATES CONPANT ei ENNUIS:LA (Ilmited). NOTICL—NO APPLICATIONS ter eRAII73 will be 88-3. 3. Arm the 314 htstant.—By order. 3. Baum . , secrets:7. DR' SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS , a never falling ramody, prepared without as mereadal it sew:lent, from the recipe c Dr. *Scott, will be found Invaluable to all who suffer from hiMeses sad liver complain* Indtgestkon , wind. spasms, giddiness, disalneas of the eyes, Pe. For tusititual t ecativenesa, mi • family aperient medicine, and es a portlier of , blood. they me truly enellant ; mild in their 09 4041011 sad 1... 'efol to the atoalath, they create appetite, promote digestion. t• strengthen the whole nirvana stem.—Bold by W. 1• 10 - bent, chemist, 8, King Williamslreet, Chariag,TClo, and b 7 load =RI st i t a boxes. Is. lid. sad yes . 9d. Be sure to ask for Dr. sad liver FM• The gouda* mein • swears pipes Pleka a l• TO !Wawa Lambert* eagnvol as Ws *WA eansetwairwee. The Prue will be made as follows: *WO shares will be allotted to thepresent Shareholders, and IMoo shins will be allotted to the Public. When the above issue is completed. The !Subscribed Capital will eamba of 100,000 abates of die each /14,000,1100. The Paid-up Capital 1,000,000. The General Reserve Fund 600,000. The Dividend Ressres Fred Basamea The tight lion. JAMES emir? WORTLEY, Governor. iaxse Norallink Arm."} Depute J=l DITGINT DANIELL. Esq., Governors. James Mids. Esq., London. Willis. Dest, eon. idq., tltairman of the Thames and Memo Marius Insuranee Company. Alsaander lambr Req., Breed•street, London. C A= lisiklatNet tbi ,:nha. Lend Willis= Rude" * (Maseru You o ng n* Herrleon, and Bevan), Deputy-Cbabutan of Thames end Hersey Marine Insurance Company. Richard Swart Lease l s3 p ., Old Proadatrest, London. Charles IL limbos. blades. Henry Finnan, Pp., J. , Ramellequare. London. Jamb ltnekrill Sothis. Eve. (Maws. liackrill Smith and Co.). Old Eroad-street. London. award Werner. Est. 11. P., Loudest. James White. Leseed. Albert Groat. Ng.. Managing Director. Tr. Agra mad Malbsnosa's Bask 111 ltSd). Meows. Swish. Pains, and Smiths. The National bank. Loaded. Dubiba and its Branches In Ireland. the patiosal Rink of Ileotiand, Edinburgh, and its branches to noodand. SOLlCtrone—Meara. Newbon, Vane, and Co., Nicholas-lane, LC. Meets. Twines how end Peace. T. della- 00 es* Theo,- mortonetreet, N.C., London. Marra Bartlett and Penn:. L u m pool. Mears. Tod and Ashton. Mesas. Shore and Kirk, Manchester. UMW* RS Alfred Lowe, Tao. OSees-17 sad IS, arnhill, LC. TROSPECTCS. The marked success width has attended the operations of the ' Credit gender and Month.? of England (Limited) is almost unex ampled in the history of any commercial undertaking. The results of its operation s Ws been so satirtfactory that, as will be sew by the balayearty i i rep put issued, a dividend and bonus, up to the 30thli i ber, t sa. rate of 40 andmot per annum, nu been dee being the same dividend bonus as was paid for the overload -year. Beatles these unprooscisaaed melt., the Company Is is the possession. up to 30th September, of a general reserve fund of L 300,000, of a dividend reserve fund of aloo,ooo, and has prollts to band op to the same period, after paling the above-mentioned dividend and bonus, of A 30,903 is. the paid up capital being £500,000, making In all 1.450,816 as. Pd., or &bole LS 10a Pee them Tbe following is the business transacted by this Company : This Company negotiates Loans for tuloulal and Foreign Governments. °=aha the financial arrangements of British sad rall i wa Makes advances ry, to Corporations, Town Conned; end other Wolk bodies. liftotiales Loans ler Public Works. Akey in the Introduction of Industrial and Commercial yi n advances upon approved Stocks. Shona, Bonds, 1= Makes temporary loans upon eligible freehold and lease hold aseuritiee, and generally transacts such other finan cial anitness as is suitable to the capitalist, whether as or agent. Thel=Viscressed end still Increasing amount of =nine= offered to th Company, both by eminent private firma com passion, and oorporaticcon has decided the Court of Vinton to make their second Maus of shares, by allotting the remaining aphid ot the Company. cocuelsting of 100.000 new share', on wink LS per share only is Weeded to be celled up. Thom 100,000 new shares the Directors propose to tunas follows, viz : 10390 dare' will be kneed to the shareholders In this CM =ft:dho stand regketered on the books of the Company, to be to them at a premium of EY 10s per share, In the pro- I venom of cos new there ter every two shares now held . 00.000 shame will be Ira= to the general public klucludisis mach shareholders as may wish to apply for shame In addition to these they are entitled tom thareholders; , to be allotted ate pm- Wm= of 113 per share. 11se premiums to be received upon this tune will amount to 1300,000, which will be added to LOOO,OOO alreadL e stzt=t h the nein of the seneral mem* fund, and will thus fond to LlOO,OOO. The dividend reserve fund being .10000, the paid-up capital will then be 11,000,0b0. The new Shares will be paid up as follows, vie.: Oa those booed at Al len per share pre n mium to the share hoide L a • 0 per dire on application ; being on capital emmant. 110 0 par share ea alkilenent ; /1 l sin on capital aceoset, 100. on premium account. II• 0 p =era IS let January, lea: itt lee. bales es capital aceosradi t on penalantaisommt. 10 0 per share on Ist March, 1896 10eing en capital meow= k:1 on premiu a c count. e 7 10 0 being e 6 capital, LS 10e. premium. On those shares issued at Li 10e. per share premium to the general public, the following will be the mode of psymunt : al 0 0 per share on anniudioe ; being on capita account 210 0 per share on iiloinnent L 1 being on capital ac count, al lee. on premium aceoent. 210 0 per share en let January. .el Us ben 00 capital account, L on premium ecemust. 10 0 per share on Ist March, 1956 : 10e. being on capital aceoant. S 1 on premium account. Le 10 I being LS capital, LS 10e. premium. Theml4o,ooo Dew therm will partldpate in the next distribu tion ef petite, pro rata with the manna shores. according loth* amount of capital paid up thereon ; the valuable option will be, however, reserved to the holders of these shares of paytng upon any of them the whole of the above hanalaseina at any time pre vious to the date of the lea{ instalment, vie., let Mar ch . 1866, on paying the Company bock amp from the date of such pay ment to 10th September lost, e of 20 per oent per annum on the Lb en capitol account ; the nom so peid up to be then entitled to the am amount et profits neat half-year aa la declared on the edging &arm Internal IL the rat* of 10 per ant. per annum will be charged on all instalments not punctually paid and any instalment not duly paid wall render the previous pomade liable to forfeiture. The Directors ere aware the& In thus admin* the public to inthecribe foe abuts fr o m a pries so mach below that real value they are departing the practice g en erally adopted In an Yee of new shares, of offering the whon of them to the alum holden ; but the Direction are so Impressed with the of bsertosing the area of influence of this Company— fratre wooed only In Imputing* to a Company litre the Credit Fonder sod Monitor of Ent —and have bed tech proofs in the result of the issue of shares a yaw ago of the sound policy of admitting the public to a cipsilon In each issue, that they feel con fident of the a pproval of the shareholders in the course they have The following n will guide invents, to estimating the In vales. of the shares, after the dividend and bones now decr are mF MK, and when the tame Is completed : The capital up will amount to L 1,000,000 0 0 The I/sem Fund The Dlvidead Roo P uo d lOO,OOO 0 0 m In MM. grata not divided 50.94b 4 0 0127 - 2RAL PUBLIC. Forte C. POILII OP APPLICATION 101 MAUL To be retained try the Banker.. L 1,050,806 4 9 Masi to above LS 6s. per shorn ea the whole 100,000 shares. So that the pethc, on subscriMag at LS 10a per share tbdng Li capitol sad Liles. peemlim). erebr admitted partners In this C omps =all 91 . per stare uranium, spy um Su 154 per represented is value amete of the Company.Ve=stovethese advent's'', there la the protalde wahuneed value which will stanch to these shares, In she same way that the shares toned to the eeopublic at £2 lb. 4d. Ce=milint as s Ovid= and bana l* arc now vireodrtfallerfe. per ahem ltrealum, eating together to la. for what they paid LE 11a. id. for, being In ore year more than 140 per cent. increase in value on the amount paid for premium. The Dtrectors teal with a paid-up capitol of 11,000,000. a general reams fund of 1.500,000 a dividend reserve fond of LlOO,OOO, making a total of 11,000,000, they will be in a vailtion to meet the exigencies of say h e that may be bro ugh t I before them •it is, however, the into-Won of the Directors te iIiC2C46O, Out ' of future profits, the dividend reserve fund to L 100,060, being in accordance with the plan announced in the isisteepert, to have always I. hand one yeses minimum dividend at 10 rant. per annum, calatleted on the amou nt of the capi tal dup for the time being. • Directors further wish to pleas arrecord their deliberate opinion and conviction that this Company Is destined to a very short period to take a foremost place among the leading mono- Lary Institutions of the country. ApplicaUoin for shares may be made in the form annexed, and must be accempunied by the payment of 41 per share. Should a less number be &noted than is applied for, the sum paid on account of such application will, so far aa it will extend, be Led in payment of the sum due on allotment. mean forms of appliration tor abates, and copies at the hag-yearly report, just putitiabeti. may be had on applica tion to the Bankers, Solicitors, Stock Broken, or of thellecretary at the Man of the Company , 17 and IS, ColII., SO. The lista of application for shares will be closed on Thursday, the tad November, at 4 o'clock, for London, and on Friday, the ltd November, at 11 o'clock, for country applications, before the siatof which time all applicatione must be made. el, n *amber ID, 0156. No To the Directorial the Credit Fonder and Mobilise of lodised (Limited). Gentlemen,—Haeing paid to your beaten . the sum of Es pet a depoelt on LI per stem a. Sew Shires In The Credit Fonder and Mohair d England (Limited), I hereby motet that you will allot me that number, and I agree to wept such shame. or any leas number you may allot to me, rn the terms of the prospects', at ED 101. premium per shire, ..ad I agree to pay tbe amount due on allotment, and the other Instalments es they become due, to sign the Ardoleitd Association If required, .nd I authorise you to insert my name es the register of members ter the number of &bares ao allotted Wine. UORMIli." 8 " =tali PrOteilliOD Date • Insert bankers * names THE CHICHI? FONCIER and MOBLLLER of ENOIAND (Limited). NOTICE IS lIIREBY GIVEN that the LI oTS of APPLICATION on for the NNW MARRS to Ma Company will be CLOSED THURSDAY. r.e fad November , at} .o'clock for Leak" sod a) FRIDAY, the ]rd November, at 12 o'clock, for coma') AMlN retinas, before the expiration of which time all applleetlons Midi be ibeee—ar ALFRIED LOWS., oilentazi. Mug 14 arehiu. laud" 062 4,1111. • ROWN BROTHERS.-PATINT CHAIRS .1.1 sad COUCHIS, Barreek Turaltars, Tweaks. TOKONOW taws, ta.. at PI/CIS CONSIDIZABLY ItEDUCHD. Mk PICCADILLY. t o tree. TUVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6kl. per lb.; 15 paraffin°, Is. ed.; mooe d paraffins, sperm s. 44. end Is. ad. ; anso BM& wax, Is. Id.; tranepsrant wax, 1,. ; Belmont wax and sperm, Is. ; German wax. la. Id. ; botanic wax, Is. ; sompodte, ed., 94., sad the bast, led. : metallic tor Palmer's Me" W.; magsmass, ad.; MOW bast Colas all, 4 9d. pm gallon; yellow soap, $04., 401.. 415., and res. per now ; moldecl. 484. : old brown mower. le. ed. re packet; common brown Windsor, la. ; obit' Windsor, la. 4d. honey, Is. 4d. ; glycerine and almond, Ix pe w sr cash, at P. DAVIES and swot . ,Loudon.iaah s'. 14 IL llexthealana, Charing-cross, W.C. OIITFITS for INDIA and 0 HlNA.—Fatimateo, with detailed flits of the Doceseary oatet for mercantile and other apponstaients to lad* China. or sap of the colonies, will be forwarded as application to THILISILLit and OLlitiNlf °utiliser& nest door to nomerestrbonais. litrand. NOTHING lIIPOSSIBLZ. —The mated and most useful Invention of the day, AQUA AMARELLA.— Mews. JOHN 008 NELL and Co Three Kiipeourt, Lombard street. Loudon. potholers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the matte this Maly marvellons Said. which gradually aestores the Mums bah to its pristine hue—no matter at what ens. The Ages Amanita ban none of the properties of Ow on the contrary - Isere ( ieusell , la beneficial to the system, and when the hair la ones reemod one anglielahs pm month will hap ti Price Al Is. bir MUM, en' in ball UMW% 168. Od. and Co. bamboos pfd pertamen to 11.1.1 L the maims of Wales. —J 01124 00681/1.1. mad Co's MARY 100111 PASall TA per is =pee or to any tooth powdep—To bo bad of ru&moist and at ih• Maatle.4ol7. Tl4lll Itwooort. Lombard-street. London. TINVIf3ORAT NERVLNR The meet aeisehicelly I prVllepared and moat polSSwerfENClinert ul ch. cordial ever Introduced : redone to thetr lionmal cowilthe all the remetiore, es the Weider of wheat ported health de =.4lt lea speedo for debility of all kinds, sad trona It. oon• sariabertneredlents, popdneand plorphete of soda. will grove lenelleal V) UN arrow sod dyrpeplie Prtoella per or four quantities In one for Ilta. Bole kneels, item& howsiertes and oe, 5410, Oztorivrtreat. WV., and zia. Peseharobwreet. LC.. Leaden. OURBS of COUGHS and COLDS by Dr. • LOCOMP PULMONIC warima.—Fro* ]fr. viticox, 7. Prospect row, Itinstogban : "For years I have recommended them, sad never knows them to teL They give Instant relief of asthma, oonsnmptiost coughs, and all disorders of the breath end Imp Price la 2s. pd ., and es. Id. per box. Sold by all &Meath YE TZARS ! 0, YE TZARS ! lAM TiLemyrn. THAT YE FLOW. BeEed. Mask by 7. Abl Is. 11d. blade et Dowels: by Wads :0 Isesseens-Sber. Anton's exquisite sleet,. - The sense for two yokes. ft. od. (fres for 10 swops) ditto !Guiana:l2X Cleo. F. West. la. (fres for 19 staamwt) Ceder of most T " QUARTERL No.CCXXXVLY REVIEW, , Is pubtlihod this day. aurrONS. 1. Disiiish Cathedrals. S. The Mariner's Coleuses. L State and Prospects of Mb% I. rainy of Freed and Lord Houghton. b. TM Larsson of tha SUnd. 11. Plaid Sports of the Andante. 7. The °Maus Church. Notrosulamenta of saris La Aids. John Sturm, Albssaaris-strost SIR JASPER'S TENANT.—Fifth Edition. • Mai Braden tells her Dew tole se brightly and bUtheb es H the led teat oilseed Mr trades*. Her dories are always whited and wellmostructed. may to read, then renders Interest In the dere:tan le well statabsel."—Atbenenun. SIR JASPER'S TENANT.—Fifth Edition. , 81r J ra Tenant has probably given Mee Braddon's ern son than any oe bar SITIOU warp"—Morn. lag Poet SIR JASPER'S TENANT.--Irtftli Edition. ...eat Jesper's Tenant' mut bs prososseed one of the best works of Ha eseompliebef aother."—The Standarl. SIR JASPER'S TENANT.—Fifth Edition. ..• very engrossing story, most charmingly smitten its plot le wholly different from any ,white noel from the same tint ha characters are entirely new, tt bee an mount of erest DOS exceeded by any of ha Preeoteeers. mass dear. SIR JASPE R ' S TEEANT.--Irtfth Edition. No s Tt • It not oily the matt aboroctottlic , but tt ow ad th e beat of Mei Besddon's bootie". Claatedan. QIR JASPER'S TENANT.—Fifth Edition. " ,TsipsYs Tarot grist Isaprmissot upon 'Nth Clod.' It Is well written. has capital plot . 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ANDclock with a Drama, in Ons Act, entitled THE VISTERAN I HIS PROGENY. eternise tweets, wr. wadieessla familiar to the public ea that of a most promising no- dales have prevailed in this neighbourhood l in h at t icit t iftVieckgrNvqlDArrneentlittrilejnsl WATCH - het ; sad we do not hes i ta t e t o re da c t th a t it will ; due* the prat few days from the sontb-west, and • tar. A. Ray by Messrs. M. Middloombe. 8. User,. C. HOMO - become better known stilL " Guy Deverell," is ; summows d ra t of merelmat wink have feted she eta ltie was, A. Raymond. 8. Vitmeteck, end Wm Elawortlia e ox I thoroughly modern novel, but free from the faults Wide We Isle at Wield. Ammo ma k at anchor os miss open Saiky tier II IM L—Aeting Manager, MLR. of which modern fiction so commonly is guilty. The Reilaselmak, lie the Maaborstegh. Ceftlila Portions. frau rrag OXFORD.—A NEW CANTATA by ! most striking characteristic of our best present Leaden to Oskatta ; the Eamosass. Captain Buster, free MIYIOOIIIIM rend time of performance ht ! novels, compared with the masterpieces of former Shields to Alexandria • the Omar Praha, Captain Ander erad lIIETYAGI, by J. oweeees. by the whole ot the days, is the more careful elaboration of the plot. son, from Shields to Ainzandria ; the Ditto, Captain Disney, mucosa of the establishment ; cannoned by lir. The nunsanan brothers and enter, RivulfY. • MU 1.7 * ebe hollow There are published every year numbers of stories from Leedom to Bahia ; the Pols% Captain Millard. from of introducing their nattorrat entertainment, the *Wad &say, I oonstructed with considerable cleverness, but which , Leaden to Jamaica. A lip D• rib East Indium' has in which else Mime, Tray and Pars Gunnies will aPP sat ; I can never attain any high rank, through the want of she Weight up macabre!, as well as ea Austrian and as other/ novelties. THIB NNW LNG. And as the greatest novelists of the day are also the most careful in working out the plot, their swoons is put down to this alone, and their fol lowers foe the most pert devote themselves solely to the teak of elaborating the mechanism of their stories. The natural consequence, of course, is that the critics, missing the exhibition of human cha racter for which they justly look in • novel, are disposed to undervalue that artistic treatment of the plot which surely ought to be considered an sweetiel ingredient in a good work of fiction. What should he the aim of a novelist is to oombine • well-oonneoted story with a truthful picture of human nature; and the difficulty which he has to encounter is to show event producing event, and effort arising out of awes, without representing his characters as mere puppets in • chain of destiny. It is because Mr. Le Yalu makes this his aim, and shows himself conscious of this difficulty, that we can so warmly commend his book, and foresee further success in store for him, still• mote than because his execution is skilful and ar tistic. A great cause of the conventionality of the characters in so much modern fiction is probably to be looked for in the fact that there is now but a astral field from which they can be drawn. It will, we think, be long before his torical novels again become popular. And the reason of this dose not lie in the want of met qualified to write them with accuracy and vivid ness, but in the circumstance that the mine has been worked out. There is a certain amount of mannerism inseparable from the representation of each age, which very speedily pa ll s upon the ordinary novel reader. As might have been expected, the days of chivalry have supplied the favourite e of poch histoeical fiction, and here it is that this fault is moat offensive. We are tired out with reading of gallant knights, who were constantly saying, " " Gramercy f" who called a dependent " Sir knave, and who talked about "shrewd knocks." Theodore remark applies, though in • lam degree, to moat other periods of history. We are disposed, then, to think the present tendency to take the scene and characters of • novel from our own days is a good one, and are ready to make allowances for the want oftrariety naturally arising from mate rials thus limited. One of the results of this tendency is the freer ass &ad greater promi nenoe of legal proceedings in modern novels. It is obvious that the law now plays a much greeter part in human life than in former ages, and is employed where once the appeal4weuld have been to actual violence. Accordingly its existence cannot always be ignored by a tale of modern times, and the art of the author most then be exerted to make its pre sence add to the effect of the story. Soott was, we think, the first who employed this machinery in his romances ; but all novel readers will be familiar with numerous instances of late in which the tale owes its chief interest to this scores. Mr. Le Fenn has resorted to it with skill, and has taken advantage of this substitution of finesse for fora to present us with one of those analyses of character and of the action of conflicting motives, in which, more than in anything elm, it novelist shows his real The character of Varbarriere is snob a stn yd though it appears:to us somewhat forced, it is cer tainly vigorous and consistent. That a man who had cherished all his fifes thirst for vengeance should half relent when it was in his power, and finally execute it, merely owing to his vanity being accidentally piqued, is perfectly true to nature, and is told by Mr. _Le Fenn in a very animated style. The effect of Varbarriares determination in the discovery by General Lennox of the guilt . of his wife gives rise to the most vivid chapter in the book ; which its readers, we think, will agree with us in pronounc ing one of the most powerful descriptions ever writ ten. Lady Jane Lennox is an interesting character, and the women generally have life and individuality, with the exception of the heroine, who is as pretty and tame as usual, and wisely enough is rarely brought prominently forward. In the gentlemen of the story Mr. Le Farm is unequal. Besides Varberriere, General Lennox is well drawn, and the author has succeeded in shedding sentiment, where it is often most touching, on a man naturally unromantic and almost oommon-place. There is a ghastly sort of grotesqueness in the old man's agony of feeling that, lends it an additional pathos. But in the character of Sir Jekyl Marlowe we do not recognise the same hand. BeMdes his other bad qualities there is a vulgwity about the man which makes it difficult to believe that he could have excited much passion in Lady Jane. Certainly his death, which aroatfrom his own endurance to avoid an exposure, gives him a certain dignity of which be was quite destitute during his life. But for this his mind is too trivial to be interesting. Without entering into further detail we may eddy pronounce "Guy Deverell " to be an excellent noveL The plot is good, and the characters are well brought out, but in our opinion Mr. Le Fenn has especially snooesded in the vividness of his scenes. Descriptive Catalogue of Materials relating to the History of Great Britain and Ireland, to the end of the Be le of Hewn VII. By Tnoitso DUFFUS SAUD; Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. Published by the authority of the Lords Com missioners of her Majesty's TressurT, under the direction of the Master of the Rolla. VoL IL from A.D. 1066 to A.D. 1200. Lovgmana, 1865. "In this volume," says Mr. Hardy, " I have brought down my description of the manuscripts re lating to the early - history of Great Britain from the date of the Norman invasion to the elcoe of the twelfth century ;" and the period thus embraced by his valuable and laborious researches is one of the mast important, though perhaps one of the least understood, in all English history. We axe, therefore, the more thankful for the wealth and variety of materials for its exposition which this volume has thus in greater part exhumed for us. As Mr. Hardy reminds us, though we have indeed " bibliographical dio- tionaries like Tanner's of inestimable value," and " short and imperfect lists of English authors, aiming at no more than a popular and not always a very accurate summary of the subject," certainly "no attempt has been made before to place in the hands of the reader a descriptive catalogue of the materials of English history in which ' they " should nos only be arranged from the earliest period in chronological order, but the manuscript authorities for them in all countries in the world be accurately described, their place and age mom , tallied, and their authenticity and different degrees of credibility determined." Speaking of the period over which his present volume extends, Mr. Hardy says that It ie separated horn that which pre odes and from that which follows it by very clear and distioet landmarks. It is, in many of in aspects, as far opposed to the erhelealle no whisk suoscedsd it Es it is to the pure hoglo-Sanea period by which it cram preceded. The literature of this country, commencing with the date of the Boman Ora quiet sod audio( with the reign of Richard L, may be justly considered as purely historical, in aompuwon whit sty o i ts s r o criod included in the middle iglu Sainte' lives, and unmake, of which I spoke is the praises to my fist volume, sew beams* comparatively rue ; sad if they do not disappear altogether before the ]sawing histories] okra of the see, they cease to be the exclusive amass at informative for the historical inquirer. Lad as the obscure mists of the legendar7 picks/ disslinstu sad She steady light of hots dawns upos MB grata rewer, so is the artlms, sosystematis, sad sometimes ill-imaged end mutatedg narrative, sad dirosicles of the eleveuth aad following century, we seem to trace an era of intellestual when the mind of Europe had sot yet bees trained the scols, and the great quinces which agitated mankind hod sot yet bees submitted to need sealysis sad sereagaccost. faculty of wonder ad its attend ant bane a ineggeoadea, metinal te safety sage la the mama HIM and Its wavering from tartest= to Ohria nanny gave way Mime the steadier obeervame fags forced 'lmes men by their shared position, by their sew relatioes to the °consent, by the active duties and out door life imposed upoa them by the exigencies and descends of fe l udalism. But obasevatios row fee the premet to se higher grade than le isaarelul mileotios of hien:lanai fade and documents, and was itself to give place, in its turn, to the new habits of generstiestion end deduction which inivatiou itself Whelped to endue. The era, therefor% embraced is this volume is complete and dirtied in itself, and well worthy to be studied as such. It would be foreign to the purpo se of this brief notice to attempt to follow 111 r. Hardy into his elaborate discussion of the cams which imparted so marked characteristic to the literature of this period. Suffice it to say, that it will amply repay the reader's perusal. Much of what Mr. Hardy says, to us at least is almost new, and all that be ad vanoes is suggestive in a very high degree. Were it merely for theprefaosalone, we should welcome this volume as a very valuable addition to the historical literature of our country. We deep]) regret to find there is reason to appre hend that Mr. Hardy's labours in this hitherto almost untrodden field of inquiry will now termi nate. He says : By experiment has been • solitary one, and I reill i t i t t cl say as laboeious ea it is solitary.l have had to not only spinet my own mistakes and &Mendes, hut against the mistakes and misrepresentettoos of Awe. An error in • figure, • hasty asseetioe, an impede* sad erro neous description, have sent me MOM than ogee ousted &WILY. Shakes wellomartained oonoludom, ead samples and heastiens which have occupied me home sad days to clear sp. lam not aware that I ham in any %- stance consciously shrunk from the toil required for user veiling such ewe% or deoliged the labia assumes, fee verifyies feels and referewes, Wrigley Dever when I had reason to think that error existed. Bat my time is limited ; the task is surrounded with difficulties demandhig yams and more en ergetic though certainly sot more hands than mine; sad fader the lippiehension that it is better for me to submit to my feeders so much of my work as I have bees side to finish, rather thee defer it Mdetinitely cam welt foe the sompletion of what remains, I have resolved to briag down my labours to • manageable and definite ps tied sad scram% them to the press. I bum sketched the ; others Malaria admatawa and more leisure them I IMO will doubtlessly contribute to all it up. Onr rt at this more thin possible termination of Mr. &rdy's labours is none the less because we are retested on more then ate page of this volume to further information promised, by that gentlemen himself, m fathoming in • future one. At page 629, •g of one MS. of the " Anaaleis pe I Oa& lissoisim, 'Daimons et NW manserum" whi t is in the Cothonian Collection at the Br itish Museum, Mr. Hardy promises to notice another, ulna is also in the same adhesion, "under the year 1308." So also, p. 537, when giving an account of Oervase's Chronicle, which is alry printed in Twysden's "Deem Saiptores," be concludes the article by saying, "See further under the year 1316." And again, p. 541, speaking of • MB. of the Chronicle of Ralph of Coggeshall, which is in the Imperial Library at Paris, and which was printed a Paris in 1729, having ob served of ft, "This is the first portion of Ralph of all's work, and is a duplicate of the Cotton Ur!! which, by the way, we have no notice what ever hi this volume), he adds, " A description of the whole will be found under s year 1214." We are encouraged, however, by these references to hope that at least a portion of another volume is already prepared, and that we shall not, therefore, finally part with Mr. Hardy just yet. Surely, if be should feel himself compelled to relinquish the labour which he has so happily commenced, some one will be immediately selected to complete it at the earliest possible date. We regard Mr. Hardy and Mr. Brewer's volumes as in some, if not in all, respects the most valuable that her Ma jesty's commissioners have vet issued, and venture to express an earnest hope that what these two pin tlemen have so ably accomplished for the periods which they have respectively undertaken, may, without delay, be undertaken by othe rs also for the interval. A chief obstacle in the way of the inde pendent historical student hitherto has been, his almost ignorance of what his accessible materials were, and where they were to be consulted. Such volumes as this supply that great 'deficiency . ; and their value to anyone that is resolved opal inquir ing for himself into the facts of our history is hardly to be ova-estimated. ANOTIiEB ACCIDENT CHANN TO A MAIL PACKET IN TILE EL. That immunity from accidents which has hitherto distinguished the wall appointed steamboats plying between Weyrowei and lie Cbaaoel Wends was braise yesterday LeyL is i orsieg. The sail packpelvagna.us is gartaia to the heavy weather WaY. O - soa at s.us. yesterday =genie( with pawesgers ead mails for Jamey aid Gummy. AU ntooesd•ff well until the deamer arrived about 35 miles off Porttind, when a see bore down aad , streak her ea the s thowd qaarter ' smashing is sa Icossiderable portion of beg bulwarks, and throwing ou her poop duet toes of water, sweeping down the lobes' seats mod daturas, in Ebert, making • dean breach. The skylights were forced Is, and volumes of water de srended We Ms principal edema, tinjaring the recherchi fitesp of test apsrtment The quarter boat was alas damaged. said the shlp's esspeater was struck doers with the ' force of the see, sad in Ilia fall rewired a cut OM 0110 of his 1 eyes. The caplets deemed ft widest to return to Wry. sass* which be raided at 11 Aka. The weethes \ d ema nnsl o tt a la d st bort.= sandaled d been i t tb • ter rb rilisitbracin i pot la far shelter. So Wong isdeed IPSO the idea oe Tate , day, the it took • flat roof ooesisting of a toe sad a half al , , sliest lied off • hoar in course of erection it Portland. Tess Soma Courrs.—On Wednesday a violent from n orthward visited the east coast of Sootland— ospeelally felt in thii Firth, sad about Dauber eel end • somber et to @hippies inse consequesee to tie deplored. • deep beloogiag to in was deerlid in Wes Bay, Sad, in spite of earnest =atsoreem ler avow ware drowsed Sy the eposeties boot. almost within ma ad Abe disbursed lON. At liesdaff, a wheat -laden brig, bound for Lehr totally lost, the mew, however, emaphor to the shore : at Estater • deep same an the reeks OM tie harbour, end is expected to be • total weak ; and from Froewbersh sad Eyemouth we have reports of danger and damage to the 1 fishing testa weed in the etena.-Bcorsoma. 81711.01 CAL MD SoCIITY.--The annual m •:•rf this society, which supplies spinal appliances, shade stockings, tram aad ever, Gabor deossi; mechanical support, gratcdtooely to the afflistalpear, wr bald yeaterdoy anal= at doe Maosiouhea. TIM Lord presidod, and la under tke, precede, add be had gas the use order Massicuthere to the misty at the recast of Aidersa Abbba, bet at the sane time be • bad ails ao pertioulor throodry se te the nature of da; carious.carious.He lad s i a os, however, bused what sees b ane bp tie 5511517. awl it a ff orded Man mach plane prude as that cousiee. He bets, doubt that the pubHe would appreciate the charity and give it the support to which it was entitled. The sectrary them reed the third am=which slated that the supwasive the ehanatts of appliances *direly promoted poor boon • them, and, se a courqunee. numbers were y dependent on dais binds sod the supplgoa , d sad oars wen tota ll y theapacilatei from par- rain their y labour, who, by the yof the amble instrucent dail might he reamed copabk T:s Of cm their thentoos for the necommise of life. el = a the society afforded the requisite saistanos, and there being so other isstitation through which the appliances could be obtonsed,. the applications far relief from the fret had been far e. s sass of the buds at the &pal , of the caromitte The cues Whored bed banded Baleen I. moat of the coranthe d Inglead, very from the &Aliens& andadwabothitab al lair which, as they did not give asbestos' apphanose, I Uieoommended their patient' to the misty for Daring the put yeas the moiety bed misted war id fang from the followw Gauss vis. :—Beigaik ; mixt 119 ; prolepeas, 11 ; emisal weeklies& /7 ; Mesas or arm, 2 ; dhows and ourvalute of gib" 1 a 744. g l e : . ! dielso a lee. 4 ; weak knees, 13 ; week ; 7 ; other dean. 11. Of the told number ware men. ISt women and 36 ebildres. Daring the sbort pad of the society' s e ilea., 263 met, NO noose, end 91 al. dies had bee n relieved by the pisky do• following eppli :—Elestie stockings, as ockings, bike ape, ter , 264; tram sad bandages, 344 ; legs, leg Jarman* 14; spinal inoneasols, 26 ; inikat arms, be. 3 ; respirator; and sundry appliances. 29 ; total, 702. Many of the snide is the list, such me the goal iuvizamente, meld set have boss purdneed . un. der 41. or 61., while thho •1111114 of the artilkial lap given was not lees thin SOL in each CAM. Aldermen Abbies mond the adoptios the report and ensorial ea semen which was coo dad by Alderman Stone and nalimout/ WWI to. A rots of shanks was passed to Mr. On , the essuter, to isdektigable mania is the intones of the so-. att. Kr. Oray, sa returning thanks, acknowledged the receipt of donations Lmouoting in the aggregate to 1604 odd, including ten guineas from the Lord Mayor. Adarmaa Abbess, Alderman etas, sod other atlases promised al annual subscriptions of two gneas each. A cordial vote Mak to the Led Mayor ~ ui lode& tho A var . :Brox CAM IN IMMIX LUZ The lest cue tried et the Dublin Commission Coat es Thursday was a promedien for bigamy, in which Thome Feensa yes thei trith Wang, is April bet. contracted media with Cetherbe Olirtes, although be bed bac, was years ereviostly, manful to another mass, who is min aim. Met O'lltise is • Reuse ettho t ? and the manias between her end the primmer was mined in Wettliod-row Resew es th elic eauch. ia db. The Meese art up was thet the pd. soots wee • protabot. sed therekee the swasie. babe only bees solemskod by BAUM Whelks ft.m. Isaac* we that the prboser Pris ht ‘ e r lsr ms ers hem • peeteasst. but Ada wore that he had frequeelly told bar he was • Roam Whelks. and that he Mod with la to chapel ths eight beton the corernoey. Owned for the eresesoties quoted • resat authority to show timid. gad Less held in aegrw that the set referred to was no &deem teasel a iedletesset for bigamy if the way ehergied bad, on tea. d the by the Boma adobe eime devistet hinted a Hessen bead* 'pot?Keogh, In dellvsebg lb charge, mid he had er asure weld he a esd a eases of that kind in this oeszn m ead that the law weld art have bee left in she state In +Whites& It Met; equation in which B ea t a lp sloes west istmbat the Nato the t wife, sad the swag at begs wore Oterested rit ils lty, the whole waft el society we involved is it ; for whet social stags mall east wldiet the laws had r i b! Th issar:r r ost to parties he te b was. that rt ii the a meet inot i le e d i lime to bs • protested thin twelve mouths ere nor doge with • Rabe esthalle, If that OHM/0 vas perform& !lit sad inv 1.11 fife i til usdereitilriaet any osier eo wiry Zorn. wr a t. I bad rrtme weed. a:oept r. legited. be believed these who betel Ida woad to dis posed to doubt there we seek an sot of parliament he -oddness. 1% was van to may to the people of this swentey that Gado& and preledieds ought te bit sated while that law rushed is the satubbook. It wet to the vary root of teddy. livery away was Asteesead in the mambo aresseny beteg held in tee '-ipriireopseS:=l 2111 trolved a °g irt% that ad • It baba mhee :rat tbre 4 o , n ehisete. and Atot ,azial the bard sod eats math west between all deem made is that mostrs. judge, after sunneteg _up the widow fa be awe. sod dating Isis *dubs that if • OM MOM heis end • protestant. it weld amdze stew edema deli silos lis pod te te•selendes himself, asked tirmisry'esbethar they Wirral the allow bad debts,- tame °Lass soothe beim the sewed memiers, seta to he • 12 the 12 t. •Th istet er om esswered, by their foreman, that they believed do was • peoftening protestant atlas Kb kaship then asked them it they believed the pti. sear had held himself ant to the elsegymea to be a Rome. Wends et the dm of the marriage. Tie r e Ito this (medico in the ellonstia. Bit thee, ea the authority of the use is 9 Car. degas and yet. dieered to by Ms. Webb, told the lesy they ought to led the prisoner guilty at bigamy. M -- Mr. Curren bedew! an Ereeptios SO th e direction of the ledge, end it was resceded. - Thie foram of the Jury then sigma the issue toper, fin be the primmer guilty. . -Asko Kiosk, is babe _sesteites, said Its believed the paws' bad wilfully 'sanded le bake mieseams of the Ad el redemsest to escape the pensides of 'gamy on the os asfte the mooed mama" bade( sal al the invalidity of era amities. The memo) if the wart was that be be kept la penal servitude foe live yeas. -Ai I Tan Car= PLsorra zn OArrastaanamut —Ws regret to ante that the cattle plague Ina broken oat ea the fans of Mc Osadabild, at ' , adhere, neer Norma* It yarn that some weeks mina Mr. Gadebild •arokaned sone Wham abieh had come fain Bar, Edemas. and Wit* taken to his farm at Perdham, Cambs., and enhaqamtly name of rhea oenternel M the tern of a relative at Free:anima, an adioiales vltlsgv. Suffolk. Both lota have bon athiceed hl lisepaittoe and saws' bare died or beat destroad, • Poetess of oacnisoal were wad down to reeetesrket, ay.?, dor 1-eing idled, given to some'doge c. lir. BA, nat.% tv.waa, as of which, s !Orkney, dial si t-r . a very shoot ?Item Is ithis saw it does Not appear that then was in, anon: ice ; , and yet to tan strap beads sa to a fain cohost qua rib*" *peen to be shoat sa seta[ readviar. At j in tha We of Sly, the dhows etUl roses ; .sted.it , bea brain oat st Whitt!esey, among tho stook i t lido"' Groueds. Is Bedfordshire *still exists at • • : \ then lava . sots ores at lAdllagtos— • •-• indepstidat . w , t j.-: . . 171.4 • 4'