The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-26 00:00:00

I k !te :e*-1 ('- -- e l / .f e 7 , r • •-• i f...... 1. . ak 1 .W. te • iIJffAW 9 1 t r ; TAtIWOM taaqaq • : • Rif CI ie••;/".X• l "" 4- , A 11 I, - , '.-- el tit ~,... et et NEW 1 PER 1 . - i ,T.. gr • . • . - 1 ,-'i:' '''.-• ' •••( •::, , - iz SSall • a MICE.. . . _..._._.___,... seek with 60 added, fee Oh Jog wi ne. ner before 113/313-aen . it lb I II Depsta—soot's .. t • 8 rebow—bnee 1 I lt u o i"6"l4 If i i . . 13 Ma Am Noels mew 'ems 8 111 beierell II to Il Beatee 8 3 Clelmodo—Mseihe • 8 3 ca. by leberaiption of 10 Ida. lbh llth :tour, Bet TIE.; o aline WS Ago .1 Lovebird . II Dreadnought . I W bo eatherund 0 ii 10 roe. each, h ft. with ' I hp after the weld m it .. o robs. The 'Weer he Tunel One mile mut e /. .l. No. 4,248.) LONDON. MONDAY rING, MARCH 28. 1880. (Stamped ld, [TWI TELEGRAPH OVERLAND ROUTE.--COMMETNICAT/ON by sTRA Al 1.. INDIA. AnerIIALIA. Act, vla DOM. The 1.14 INA! LAIC en.l oral ILNTAL STEAM NAVIGATION 4 4.IIIPANY NOOK l'AssalNG CU and reralee Carp red Puma fire olbraltar. Malt.. t ..efo. f.ppl Ades. Goyir llatkes, ag• ,att.. the Straits. ..ad i him, b 7 air . staturres loreira ff = ari:ci cm libe 4th eml $/th of wiry or* : far , II fart. Mess arid t ar.i . 1 . 4 1_ 04 : 4 1 4;114 Mk =II of INIC sauna A* If• r Gibralar. Ram. Ad... Mauritius. itrunius I tit... Kin a land. liatbrirrio Iliad kr A. 1.14.1. . Ilelhoortts, sad flydarty. Ifor the gismen biasing stuith.impluil • . the Ittb of nary rsaiaM—lfor huffier =Vapply et the i'o impala 01Moss, M, LeadMall4rest, C.: ge 'Mond pl.c•. riosilmarboa. TIDI LONDON sad CHINA al 3 pas. es Os ilw se rivhsl d Mr Wigs vlll lbss4 11 :1113. ailsmisliss. Illa pur i =pci Is Ills soli sinspisle isemil of somasrdel. mob In somssies el* Mr. Jape% Om. Osida aim. Jan, Ithrippon. Possisg, hi. i rebseetbirs ars mined Is • amp et or Amok ha. All shildlss at eft leads Isr as pad I_ p.m--Se, 337. Illais4, Lark& ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, Covent-e 4. Yr. EYE het The honour to that the MSA9O; A 013 1 101113tUl el TUESDAY, le. ' Ile Prepareset, with All d the eneeemeeli, will be Weed la elnrrwa DRAMA. LYQZUM. a t w ithout the draggle injuring bigli. OM ware he a " Osborne's stable looks forinklable for the =lfOimpemea "Ilk Birdonge, 3 yrs, fist ; and In the nate, live furlongs, I should bs Inclined to the Gentle 3 yrs; 7rt 21b, were it probable his Wier limuldi part wia him for the 40 Boys. the winner -he dein id for. The chief Ilse for the second day Me hitt tare a light Wow' up= them by the run; y • but I do not term their being spoiled, es rilt a : wiener oi the intibbleburY bVilin to be 7E: tite Allier? jerk Maw, fee i yr-oir. It wird tit meet Dig BM, Lupus, mad re or two "dark " 7they Ude* very Be y of Marl* also, at Newmarket, sad ha rale beta s o y reelk.aminaleto try a yeempier with Qtr, if she am dispose .If l•pea. her rarer 44 winning must be a great one. The rit. Liz Handles% ome rile mid a quertmr, previour it err almost deddm, r is oleo the ere teM the lhitt e ir k g Cup Stakes ; bat in thelteri limmomes Are, five Red Eagle, 4rs, Tat 13ba the Venus filly, tyre, flat and Queen of the May. Dm ast Mb, riper molereilielde that they are worth IN' Pre --- - ''‘ .l.ll ? th, 74 6 .04fri 4 1 4 Y firWOOlttia. TIM AMMO, Eng glans of 111 et rot 7088 t 2 - yr-olds ; cell,cell, Bst 71b : and Oi se , starting to carry lab ex tr a. T. VC. 1 It c ol Billy Dwlndke 8 7 I 1111 d . Mimic 8 7 Fartebets • . g 7 •. • • ( e l tllylng IMMdi.:. f byleagbow- Bohennenne 8 7 Vines lalverton 8 7 7 br Augar—Mama, Deihl eby Chanticleer—Cando 8 7 Crocus .. Ls Amu 8 7 Moaning. 8 ? V l JJann—Tbe Beloved 8 7 ip i fs. e n 8 7 rz o t ilw Eant 8 7 8 7 lady harimall 8 7 Iwys =Australian—Lady Meter to Zee Evelyn 11 41 17 8 3 Lyme . NOinitaxProginnni (Magna nova each, for borate of an ewe: ayr-elds, In, an Lb ; six and aged, est Ina Tee m ASO vormisse t Ai ? Mavis • 4 Jenny Enured 4 Tormentor Zadale 4 althea Pitman Itotzwas or TIM 62 Lin ihI9I6SP of le w. 100 added. The winger of say Manley saw the .... pear March 11, at 11 am.) to terry 7119 'atm The whine. _ pay S sons. to the Bentlnck Benevolent land. One mile and is quarter. Al subs.) AM n M Aft at Amaral Braes 6 Uri d Item Chin 4 =sok 8 Elsie 4 3 6 =T . ... 4 sar ..—.s. s 4 - = er 1 Gambia s gby Orlando-1184 Imp Peel 4 goo's dam li=d. da 1216 4 Grand MUM,. 3 IS Pmentore Ailliel• 1 1 ? 3 • Maim "I Vargllee-06, - 3 .7111gogagnisa 4 g tor Hance s mania °° 42 DEW= RAN:ICAP, wagonette' tif I nom each. with SI adftd, ha tyr•olde and upwards. Tie wham to be sold for NW: if esixrded In the acct intr. A winner of pay h a after ilie weight* wpm' (ll:r . di e n d st 11 am) to ortrat extra Entrance 1 soy., to be at the thee of naming. Altherp Park Stakes Coarse, MX a mils. OM anba) 880 st Amp GI lb lady Masks 4 8 1 night 3 V 0 4 8 liamage Aah 3 6 1,2 Mhos • a 8 laimiala 4 612 amber 6 8 Ihmalles 041116 0 803 =14. .., 4 7 1 Ceilleala 4 7 nattesmin I 6 6 3 7 LI 3 e 2 Mr Eleanor 4 7 Lig /YAM 3 6 0 Marmalade Jo 51b es) 4 7 11= 4 1 6 0 Golden !Win Jessie Brown 3 7 Pandora • It 510 Albert Smith 3 7 Mountebank 2 5 5 'TM races will commence each day at one dd.& ArleAne was attack oat of the Northamplieeddre Stakes at hall p.m. on Friday hat. 14OYAL ST. JAM M3ll THIATILI -Wm LYDIA 1110101110 Mc 110 barer So onsimeo PO* Nobltll/. OGuI4. mil Ibt Public. Uri be r MOTE obi kit Ins UM paoso ill Or shore Tbeicol IM . , Nair ' ari z t i l o wOl c b r o si s=p ie r 11. WI OK MU Mu mad Tomas. Arca MOW kr Ile Ow bung To MAW . lea Lydia Mamma, Mb. M. Arlo. To lo CilloloiLbY DIM. To combage willi at ilis stabil oolly, OM IT j ar mi M m Als e ar i, 4 -11obels to MAU= n . . A fate*, tzwaslated from the French, sad caul 137 Araufel-mreet, Stroud, was produced at flatanday twith snomns. n of • very old pattern, and has evidently heat eon. meta mistily far the purpose of provkling Mrs. Keeley with eat of these " eervant-gar characters which she hie played so &equally and in which she is inimitable. In the precut inetsmn she is a maidef-all-work in a lodging-home, with ea admiration for one of the %dim, which ex,promeni Mali in meentrie familiarities, and which has its ultimate apt* the intended capttratfien of the lodger's heart and lug, The patteman in question, however, Mr. Water iis d aring t a Hamad, who Lu r merely rented the • the tem shiateg of Ids wife at Brigitte., tad • to with the buxom servant are abrupt, to an end by the meant of Mn. Lids* Kate Saville). The a u = gentlanna's Enemy is our cleagilete, for not only has he to fan the enepieleme al- Ile airy servant by paring off his unewife se his mein. but he MENU become, *ken of • Mr. BMW IMF. illeerel, who bat 1=1,1. 1 , wife from the railtraregelimr, millibiket ifioleat love to her. Ulthoetely lir. Alba iii holed eat, the servant pur ebred lab these% • sad the married auple reconciled and re-united. In this little piton Wm Keeley is the only character of consequence, and it is means to say that she sustained it with talent , spirit, and eiri&nlity. Mr. Walter lacy is mach too clever an artist to be sored to the mere amen.. thy el a making gentleman and Mln Rata Sevilla, Omagh 41, sew te • Ludes audience, bee eihilbiled powered idiom. the which eland entitle her to a indlsr prielin Miln ini tt si wasniep . Of Mr. Monk Ile Ind dil the is room from the country, and has not yet had time to off various provincial eccentricities. adapter ri the piece is Colonel Addison. OrITALLiN, KNOLMoiald_ MIR MAN 1101IM TSZS. fittltflapit V.IIWAMI OW ash tsWILOCIrii eaT.I6OQUI el the above pes Wel, seseepal eel a new sad Xylem. eta/ the Wad et biteseelea which ia a et Ohm seri bleed yew IDA Wee sseeterr eel practical . "Tic each soft Is i t and a abort peah abet ea Ile dr. = l e eitspeeties. Ale to cai a caeca& art rad/0 is a fell She =Wet m et Meer, derathaa= oes. . and tree sod piehhatil 09 W.C. VOR VALPARAISO, touching &A St Armond x Nap a. TeW .to haft I.l.4=d u rely as &UM PAT. limb IL tas Paden elms s Lod 310 Ins SWIM tiVATISQVU. ken ► = power. 1.1. 'reoccur?. dismendsr. mod bun mid rem snellss InponssorL Per Yes of peso. we Rely d Pawns es sass A•ndllins d min will In Maw .00 d LI I6. c s elbst. Ws/nna•bsdinnp, Wasssilessl. : Lis ds." I . Mum 0111,111110, TAn ssid ►IMIU. I. WW Ilast-awal Insskeng-nAwsl TAUGART. Sannisay. nus ill it i ssi bow Me l. et Swim In ast= st. lllO inns& Woven& lewd L IslB. . • - Liimis wweiNAZILT CHEAP.- The Mr Prod &mar robe tree to say pm of re Mir Vioploir ors recolprof trillmor tor arfo emorrolorg lio follotrtra grubs morrir :--ro Err or dam Irma dorm roe Errs War am Ilese%•• , dossa rig amok art prioorom row upidrsoodsor limo direr arillot. on= rowlegram ortmer earasissiy roe : arr pir reel larrin broshil= bid li tal= Irmirre 4 =arr. ort raw rorlor re dorm an lowdk or d e s bed Orr Is re airesok 'Mll : art of ro 4111- wain^ opr mg IOW" dr tellersour e _ pair orikupor or . Iliwass" owe, = 4 , 04 04. 11110 holm and Arnim% It or Sr 114. rare T. MA R 'B- 11 LL. HANDIVEI iumaut__ TIMMAY, Yell as natter air §. dirop at 201111 =LULL PrbcW vocaliste—Mlet Baas, Wm Tway IleirlsK Wks Mw, Mr. Imp Lams, Yr. 14.101 Wei ; 160111 s. rAILrsIIERT aunt% OWNA will T- el =ga r iges air m ati fo la !Tv at Sari mu > liksbit _the Mr. MIMI 0 00 . . *weer - 1111 iri"; va!Tre " iml r b,g peaect Airitituar ein be STRAY OOXMVNICATION to W s i lor Ll' TORE.—The LIVIIII/001. SW r PMILADILLIIIIA ATILAWAMIP COMPANY Islomi WY tell/...red Ima Pare Alausablpa idie sellr M Ilessoolows I. If Anli l IJ V I di rt i gt 4 4 fOlt all NEW I".. TOIIIIE. l i l i , Weamordi 111 lIALTI •Arisday, Ara IL Wg =' - -..---- • . r.... 11. 17, ANA rralmwasse•Waille . l. aseameir . i ii hoompre t in Tr a timirtnhe Woolors Alsr= shwas% se vla olymeleser Imwit...-fir MON , pueleilmes;l mai Is WILLIAM IN MAN. 12 1 1: wir lsor .o. 4l9•lt tio lawmpril ; ar le WU NM MAIM. 411. KM. W With Battlakes,the A"bine thle. if we Far put faith ia the TIANNIff they are knocked about for their engagements, it would be impolitic of me to touch upon such a subject, sad far the 10 arra aliffempstakes for two year obis, all that cam be add is, that Early Macdonald has mural how easily Mr. Merry ma heat her with an animal little more than moderate.—l am, ke.i METEOR. 1 .aa Mr& ONRMA/4 REIM' to-S/ONX M R and may 'Ammo (cm* 111104 V • I d Thorny rid IlaisidapAamosamasat Mom . w • POPULAR ILL DrllLarlo/18, - Or Raw OlrauiT 6 .1111. Dar'l3 .''' i mi .". ? :'. ' ''' ' , r 9, • a . ..• Ow ; wpm/ s. Mee l • . , a i l Ca r er, istogs, 01, • 4 1 iftomwarie • . aNZINONAL ASINNNL„LittIe at P 111 n r eergaugs mmillisalli ner e v e isnot/ ib u dan z ; —a tatt li dELW. X. Picker. a Wed& aYirrM = liliasilasof Wawail =alesalesa madam aussie. Deus apse It lialtpsal I ea 9. Midas at It panduilly. Adminioa la. NORTHAWPION AND PITCHLEY HUNT. eteeenbeel6ll 7.4.. ed 111 i lrgreAthi ..... eiur re nn lan., line. J ellienl6r. Cliurenl. . Without. Chat al the Boisko—Mr. S. Ilinernip. laudifr. It Johnson. Clot oftisres—Mr. T. 11610031. TO-00110W. Teo 31 , 639 PLATO of 58 on.. (Beadiesp), for 3.yr-olds and Ansi ; soy Busker of bons Vs preps* of the inns owner or hie confederate may motor tide Plate. The Winner of say -Handicap after the publication of the weights (Keith 111, at It an.) to carp Mb extra. Ono mile. • Age st lb 5l lb lard X*= I 9 0 Codicil `Agee 7 as Ilsparansa i 6 8 3 Lord Pahnorston .... S 6 Cannot 4 II 2 Mawr 5 6 nellue au . ~ ...... 7le 8366 B. 6 710 Opsallaseir 8 0 4 7 7 Nene $ 0 , 4116111011 . ' . 6 - / 7 hap Liniglope Nam ~....6 4 7 6 ,II 0 0510Irde ' ' 4' 7 0 =l5 • 8 9 Nsinedif :. . .. 1. .. . 4 613 MOW Lod 8 6 °O ede des Dinh; 3 3 6 8 9 .a. 1 3 6 ?rcer 6 • Tog TOTAL grata of 10 move. tern, with 50 added from the fund ; 3-yr-olds, 715 ; Soar. firt SM : Ann gat Sib ; six and aged, 9st 31b. One mile. To close and seam fhb evening. GINTLIIKIK—W= 4130 t r ig I lrtr. lee tease n lds beldam ten Ibiseeteuet storea 5 rdreeite. Comb's bletee, U cmy .tbe !Uri bY motel temeeteedistem we rim ell be re, isoocanizer, lON 4011, wed el TIIatr=I3ITZMIS CM% ISe. • tram LIVNIII PUBTLAND. hy lie Most awl Nal a. n Oftwer em u num AsessAma. !Nob pi 1 OL to AMIZRICA via Ouns ftimeldp cuspany's SPORTING. Ar;# - Z . L TO POIMANTt lolhoolok r we.. harem to ker. Ambit" Sekilbew. • p Wee. Unimak N- Isa amoller soorma• I: awl lop WS pole et Oism%4l 1. lo hod di AM Rol 11134411VIIIater- NOTIoI TO VOLUITIIIII. z. moo awl KW =Oft RIIIAL MAII of maws loselmes. "Fir Cralbens aMPLUNIIIIIR_SOUL NMI ezidimbeliq• elm* Wen MR proordtade, sad id tlisir reel mambo mob el F.A.-fir beta Vibila= ll Aissuiesukenti may if _lllo* mei =rims. DV,CLNG ACA.D.Zildersipie-street Floyers *WM* IrodorZ . Bata Es" lastreseime to sol glans' tor Litres Yea senotoste IX Yid alt t Wks, Y. GIL ; pet walk Is. ed.. got mob& IL ittrsta Imo" ala Mr. T. Youset 8011, )farm 17. Md.et. Is. a THE MbETING AT NORTHAMETON. _ TO 1112 TOMO D► TEI Alfas . 3 3" Amorksia. Api U. •orth rorag. rraer7 71w 7i rmo.. Awl Ilaostilh.. 11. .1•10 , et t, , Issrits.l. p ert . knft..lts rat" it...n11111 bp to tirthre rarti• tel.• . LlT•rpr4 grtA)l to BREMLN.—Thit Noelll Gonna ~,I. a. p.. r WEAL ill %Msg. will VII% 'DAY Brewing, base/ C V: 1t1....1,4•••, l.•-t, wino &ed = g•r• Pan. -.a1...ft. 0.1 lova cabin. C desk. Ho. st • to• fund • lull h••••-••..rrs went tiara Wit Skids olk sN•plhe • I alverusl Ilown-chems. W s PWILLJTWA, lAA% •. d now. asvot• W North Gomm MOP Imam p. Zomil.bano. (it;, E C. Omelet] Omer et !or ONCE A WINK ALL THY YEAR ROUND 00 70 gIOILIWZY WM. ARGYLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Piccadilly. —.A emu( nmrsulana. CONCIAT, -FM Illsadag al 10 Vika. Coadecder, Mom ifenieslie Is Ow llspolsoft PTladpal Ooniel Pail" IL Dossissiut LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-gtrest, yes wart to spend • pleasant evening, go to Ohs LONDON PAYAION, the Smt moms in ',sada" sag the beat CONCIZT. Adodsska (by refreshment *tat) Ild,e Bowling Allrys, WIN Osflorts•llie. Vetwice a weak to ROTTILRDAN sad tw t —The !figureheads eleisebeat Ceato sew est peseetelekereehip 'BATA VIM. Owlets W. 831 lumen M dome& t . e Was stem whert. Wants& meteles al II: ad the Or perertel screw 1410/01, Cllollii J. nowt. la Wm et the Freemeett." Si. el lie Tom may There& vendee emit. lee time male We selholer psimp=—ltivislit. I. achapilyA _Cholle•• shersot 11111A,01. mot PS • ,— AmPAgisha le the liethsieserhe beet Ompesy. csw, CIA: . and ZXPEDMOI7II BOWE to IItELLVD. 'Greet Weaken ltallevaLle WAII/11010 teel (MIL Ay ewer Is lIILPItRD tIAYIR sad Isp prow/al Mermen hen the Toratiess all Jew flolse.l. Deis pomp b. atert..r.l frau &A Lie . %press, ems a.m. third tin tons My Pahlinglns.. Every T 1 1:.11 1 711 I RAD V, sad axruaDAY to COWL by bb. nab- trlln* .14 - Irlnt ..40. %stead Air, Saa K Tbirldina Return treketn, .111sIrk her wee I1K;a1 - 17. iii nradmsn. Oft ralaitt stratarra trarr N atorford daily at 315 p.a. and Mara Cori cowry it...lay Wolorolay. sad Friday.—Far Maw partlrelan apply at thr Kano., otatitta . or to Maws. lOW sad JACKfini: JR. I'mno..ie Or. rt. 1me.1.11. ant Railway Station, Now Idlliketlt Mlth,nl !Divot . or to Mr DON Nil, Waterford: tr llama Cf 11 tl I N t sort 14ANK at AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated by 1 loyal Ilisirter, 11 6, No. 4. ilireartseedleatravt, London, March to. Ise, .41Arectlors If tatEBV GIVI NOTICS. that a HALF % EAKI.V 14% IDE% 11 of 21. .6 .hare. brinst M the rate of 6 per not per Anna*. ou tlst valeta! .tock of the Vorporathas. and a IN.N I a. .I.lttiortal Interest. of :kw. a Aare, maklag tr t tr; . :tl,t .. ., 4ft thr . t o tg:lt i tt 'r ni ree "l nf l6 lact e r r aa e ll a ts!"arlhl m s after TI . E.M.A 1 . the. 17th Aprll MIL. tWt.. ,O the hoofs .4 10 and 3 Wawa Th. fraaefer lure beta Hosed this .lay. and aria °m hose so aunt the dlebletal and %atm Neon* payable. ay unite of the ("eon, WILLIAM minimax. 6tttaartary. LOAXB °SANT= WITBOLT LIR AIIIIIAPJOICS riming,' BY THE MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION Incorpmealed lone , 14. Gnat Rineelletreet °event-gar dee woe., PERAIIN.IL 'WV I llouaeltold Furniture, Deno& o f Deed.. Ar.. Ar. rn , ponals received without Inquiry tan, awl 110 14.1. f 1.1 nwele for Interest. The brae each capital .4 dile Aaincia4lo.l enal.le. ibr l'..ilipotny to complete Its transom li•ws Itaasedistely, ale.. 4.1:0.000 bawler been advanced elthont Ric sv4orence. or It.. atteml.mt expenses. Forms of proposal. contalnlmt full lafeenestlow free, or forwarded on revels .1 a coe, tv,l xlmosad lope EN CV ARROW, Secretary. MI IN Ey on NI( )ItTl : AGE. --Severnl sums, from ea. I. .00. too Lr Inewsted on MI MTI)AGI of RILL 11 /I.D or 1,0140 t+I.NnLD PROPILITIi for terns of three or nye= ~.A . p ali l z. k i . ...ttei r m S ch L en, care . Law MONEY LENT for Ouw, Two, or Three Yew. 4 .lwYs l de by weekly, teonibly, or quarterly instalments, oyes Penonal. Leavelbuld, Yretdisid. or other mailable Security, limbed the elver. of We Aneltralue or Mortgage, at the Vl] .Pt RV BANK, 144. Pt Jelisesetreetroad. Ratan bdsvd lava All commemdeations mad beeinen transectiens et n. fly oaddenttal. Preepectinee forearded. CASE ADVANCES MADE, without 4 lelay, by the LONDON I N VIORT3I/CNT ODNIPAXY Limited eerk. Ilkereehrelreek our .kernett dreek Mlle of sate, or ether me errree imewity, reluyttele b soy isetaLeeenta. Mewed 3 per rnt ...Mamma. above *A liinn 10 end -:. reale Pr.:overture end torso sent She es eppiketera. AN DRAM JAILLA ROBY, Managing Dtrodar. x CELLENTE BIJOUTERIII COURANTI. 14 Ili , Dfiall 11,10LIAVX lea Mb TIV—WATIIII. .n.I It R. otilsEri, bomber bees via a lbabalial %NIA .t Ow Perb l'alirer•el by &sm. flattering I.4lslsollWil. Kayo:olft aggm r i ye al blle Oa Oa es .1.&7...f tiwir. t•UAl%*arl exisishe auselmell 1 6 1.1.1 t 411 nu.l. "11 thr prlsisca. WATHEILATION awl 141t4.171.1tN IhasshAtio..Nw. lisarlettaSlMS....leal =nice. W C. Iblelilebeml ALDAN& Ways cartle d Chains and JenrUery kw Ii emelt ILL MY milabbeneat deers at a In ibe Gusto& aM fa liabardays at 1. daelk. PLATE. —RICHARD ATTIOTBOROUGH, 68, ifts.m.d m i, W.—Tbs MA tiM.. 4 wrosed SUXU APIMRN/1 mai MAIM as oder: is palm. ' run os. os. 2 4 4 / 42 ea it 6 4.. r.l s ad. 11 T 044, r.dos• Ll7l • oak 49. 11 II 049, 6CU •• ID. Atmo.l6 3.1 0 U its 14 & 1349 3. 1,& 9 9 7 7 sl2 ads 97 9 41 D. Moos. 10 ) 1 7 8 11131 1632 Ad 11 Too Promos. RP 7 10 1 2IS 4.3.1 9• 4 104/14 • &11 9 The olkor togaills kw 420 Milo a1 r =f 28 • 6211 2 12 w = 44444441992 _ "ems 4134 bob otany Immovfore of 44 .. 344 9499% at To per es. —llllislird Atbsearmeak 412 Odor& lbw& W. IMPORTANT SALK of irot-oloos Itow and GYM atilla Milt. -J. DIM oml CM bag to to• art Miry Moo pwrolimml Ow man Iforwt ho 4 km ammo, oak*. waded S. %dr dim* sh• 1tr,..1 Me at Lelehee lb. My elhelesei MN ft nal vale. gue. Erika et awes Stowagr• osol I " fen. hi el. . oalswit. sod Mbor woods. testwar im •••ot dokir. of the. maul ilmoolumfoom die* Is ilk et el W... Adam loam oi Os. : Ins Mistoodo. M .t N 4. ro twee... bs ar:sa. X awl M. elowtoldwlsooL him emet emehlithril SI ymerie MIS, to bet othwitio • ^.I v. 4 , ...... 4.wi mad an now awake tar kr. .1 .irlat le Lairof S. lowa. ma wood It. ••• ..t. .11 mt.' slob aunillmo. mei maim wow porMod hods '- t l'".. ...eee tr. etth K tlencelptlee of h..l room tur• 1 ' . 1.. ty .nn er 1r r..rrrlwL XorkeW the Immo& ;Moe la 106 .^ ^44... N. heemel as imm. relarmed II mM approvod of. ~., .... t.o.i 1.. Any 'Missy Modes rOS kimaom. No drop t. 1..%.•r IA. .•e .4.1.0..4 Itlt E. * K N KILL ' S 8K IN KOAP, ibo hot for pro fo. .f. , ftg ...1...• .e• 1 Muhl. dries : ht S. posaWhe of Ow . .r rhtht elermr - literbarft T. tat e =a tet• mem et le tem '44 ..11. mormierearree et WM a.m. rempmele. ma tam, allidhu SlMeei M Mil I ' 3 " .. ..Pm,. Maher ha al afar pima mmaim . _ . ........al 1a5at.....44 1 ..1.41 ml beteg mope mot So == l iati!,--. 0 %, WM> .41. a , -amain,. SL id . ..mut. Meherr le ems wed . ../11.7 . i1m1i MOM 1.1 .wow, Is wommo.l Mat the ems of " CArrlim N. moan RS.-14.1 JONIFOONS tom ' 111.1114 AN sislTlll NU I tIYSM-4111111.11111111111111/4/111/1 'ma le mem' me Mr upwordo of MIMI rm. s m , ".4 A vow Atli.. ohm owMpflim Imo It = matt rem ;motel Melltime Al are wee I I 9 waste ..."" 6 . IN.. the .Inds ma be mans& Ma Mime lot. Amd law . ..ww.Ast." o.1,0".1 It atm lowoortit so olametwillo. It P...... the terth olth moo Imed a plosomil. lawS 1: 1 = 941 ._ 1. .61..• to let is MI. ho tubbed MO IL Potwillsdsida hi -.) tom. .0. L. A. 4, f.s James'. Amotlem %sides en% ' 2 4 .. imte . thet Um romps of SAIIMAT owl SOM. Wl' M l.*. riemt. Lml.m S.. Wham lbw Jaw. bow wow IA llls •-. l''' •• n 11., .Loam olltstwl to ask bolds. Mee Is. Ili so. OAS iiii 7:4 - 111eiTICIeekekisa. As I ROM st tile esdameallsawl ARTICIAS la =NO for an alma alai an wader : twd Carla neakaidee Cleding. Drew Z aael i W i llaela nala GM W 5 11 1 . 4. and lawn- lashary I Mllita and Gantle t/WM Tremors awl Tenet Outfits Ea do. Hoots and aim 4a. do. Menem' 1 1 =Cisiblap. Ladles' drams. Mantles and Ladlete L 1 I Waletanel aill a i Ala rnder.ekelides. ws u. —Amy sad Nan rename awl Cleitita Dies iad 1/rese Limbos TM 11171/01IR TAILORING ad DILMITAIRILT einlair a law and wen swotted newt of Knell* aad Yerelse Maatehatworea. The need Antal Cullen amid workabra aft essls44L IL NORIA and lON. Canter et Iflnoties and Ablanba awl Newer at New Milord otroet, and Ilwiewtawat. I. 110 ant and SON ebb, it to be particebety ebeerved. that It awy stele% be mot approved of It will be eselwaseß ea Ow at.a— - . . . •th at Their bunk aortalriag • Sketch et the Mater/ at Mica Oar bum with insaserarafet and Nat of prier, patio on en . er poet tem THE " INDISPIINSABLIC " SUIT, garb ht mina edam sad patterns, and particularly adophsal tar willties Isavelltas. red !nudism This is nelhainElly isdpd fa Wilhelm* anostortable and service able SEW war Inarad9sad._riat trana Ns. - To M ;111171aod d Zal lON, corner of Mantes and AIIpIA tar soused New Osterclatreet and Sart•lowat. LA= BROTHERS, D. Ludgste - hilare tie Lo den tad eAr Mawr, of NA 811:1 AM MI. OA, of the choicest Woollen DosaidAA am labia LNe sew peelerse. QAMITEL BROTHERS, 29 Ludgate -kill, war: la rest the M W asterlal of their hYDZNIAM molgassa, SAIMMIL BROTHS/IA rte, Ludgate-WI, warrant their DOT, arm, aa courbile. SYDINRAM TOP COAT, 425. • TROMEI4B,I U. hdl. N o l g i e t ud.hilin i st the tow told re o f ammo vaunts are dolly the metropolis awl eimewbsee. lace petters Is may or We from which emry customer m choose et lb ailll,Ookipeupsesonal Inspection at the establihmest of Warn 11019 BES, th Ludgate.hllL REDUCTION or THE WINE DUTIES. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WINE COMPANY. Pa'troll, S.W. The premeten of the above Cow pray be( aim's UNA they heye reduce" their Tariff of Truces, art a ds Utak pryers the tell beret of the new trectateat. _ _ Per doses. MOUTH AFRICAN PORT lea sad M. SOUTH AFRICAN 1111111tY TV Coat ever Introduord into this esealry. - - ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY sort, nutty. awl Sal) flu SPLENDID OLD PORT. ten years In the rood 37s. SPARKLING KPH/ISAT CHAN PAD N E Equal to that usually chariest 00e per doom IT. JULIE. CLAM, pure and without acidity Bottles and prawn Incindad, and al: donuts ones tree to an, pailtray station In Wand eat Wales. Prim Ma Bee ma an& motion. Terms on WILLIAM 11:1DT1PPING, llassape. SHERBY versus SOUTH AFRIOAN. MIMIC= WIZ DLTIII.-01:01011 WALKS/Lead On, Idgesre-road, and et, Cheat Toweratrect, LC., Lueders. Port, law ". 20e. per dome. Marra* Them wines are ot e rcellent quality. and perfectly tree tram Cape or PHILP vise —CtIGNAC BRANDY, Pale or Brown, Ma per em: : miry OLD lIINNE.Y or MARTPLL ken Me m week lA n a tlar 11 OLD PALI BRANDY. bottled In, by Mar fa mid On, bearing their label capsule, and leaad en seek, In or dem am. fns, Imported direct. 111110111111 WALLIS sad Ca, 411, Ildrtarearia 4, mai Ifi, 01114 Towerdreek LC.—Delivered tree at sap Lemke Salley QTZVENB aad BON'S COONAO.BILANDIES. ▪ ly doe Toned d Oemonve - swindled _On eon on Dm* rodamod be da N. par peed oda oad SOX awls Monk Idalr woe don r resin wide dr Now TIM. ondoloolloa d Ye rim la poke willed Ise Imioa plan onamennot opal aa ompoolod lampooned admdellon.lhay I nide osaddomik wino of lin Soma denallen Ido maellet. red an llnmeemeo oastded..hiht Tillitheß a , the edivastag ee the imwire unite Owes leme e dlee et themed duty. to & Wheat quality sup. mid Po mo ISL. Ida pa alba ; Ark* oil pate Cognac, thi. . Per pas, dollsorod ankle Ivo Who tree at seponee. Tenn ark —IV ledropmeoloaereme Waldo. In?BIM and CHEAPEST nus sad 0,71111116 la ENGLAND uo ot all Dom to bo °Malawi ut MUMS oat Co.. Toe Mombasa. I. ILAte Wllliaisotroot, Qty. Good olives Auld (byes Too. to. AL. 2. led.. IN, *AOC otta to : Doosbom IA id to lect. and Too &Ad wen to Or woks ot M. osoit tree to say tollway WAWA or asteloot tres I Pse Ise L c a rg:e current tree. atproatorillet pkgs. Al pots coffin, tree within eight Balm ot Qs Qty. ART W MUTTS and PRESERVES, 10 6 . sr 1 dam: ing mom sad Pickier. los per down Sow Donde, Ilansallaftt Ya per dome : Crystallised and Olscri hod Frills and CliscoLstes, Paid do Voles Gran Gams sad Toed** Pink roiled Mesta, Bologna, Lyons, and Brunswick Orsimi, Mal is Cinders. Basins 01 sad loindowTe Illsookosswg Ira" Makes' lief. York sad Senapiella= (dead as order). N. /1. Badly good Teas ft. W. Wes. par A. —As 11A17 I. p. Jonnyanamt, corner of Yorkiihrese. Awrivairsan. Q A USA 0 ZB.--0121IIINE HOME-MADE. 1eit.114.. Dolt, 7l per lk —Dosarrat and SON, baba" 1. lassidetm" Ormalvidis. (10Alt i t &raw and Itailway.—Hitt% Iv sol Cad Dayana—LlA and Consysayn— and Irma sing, Ile b ei boot fen par sm. Anal kw lan eslllerlse by mew abannara : fan OM MOM. laa show Inn . IS aka" On any CmYYR ha dun sw : art oh" tla bareslay, son Ms thy. 17n 41, DD sa on oda Dallnwed ouramed in any port at wry ln LILA and Cu, Chid Oliva Zoe a, Illakbazy, labagaan find Ittospbad. QUIT TEAM of SUCCESS boll / 1 / 4 .7 bassad lasailas last ROet LA S MACASSAR &v. arm esdnarisary properties for preatottms Om roma sad mamba rid laaalitylla the boom WO. twayasas bar tans ROMs adt at Verdes grmy. alliariss SINE Yr. damns la laws rad sad &Malt aad mow = m e" sod 01asq. Tar shildrla Is Is as dr bade at • bawallial •SV III/ Tbs. high ai•Ne isS la is solaorsalty bolt amarale Mdl.al.r cemeteatly eF mdmed Ils eilleso. sear& ea bast sad sang pooh of las saradak Pease as. 7.. eel lea lat. (equal Ms mail), and list slag. Ms. --See the wards " Kline , mad • • A. 101ILAND mat lONS." la red %t sou at eq Limbs ; 2.4 ardor sad Tama' ZIPPICAOIOI7B awl ICILD. A. Is. MITI MIMI owl LIVICR an tir d ss vaunt mg Ikererial loonotioos. tom it e oaks et . of 110• Mag Root Tim MD A to Mod to Mho mem Imo Moir owl Moir omplollolo. laitoollsok graaa." ammo • a t eisas. a* 'wow OW 118 • km* Ow = Ink la *dr otooolCti ll to the amide NNW pumas Terri slionlhoo 1110 of saraa.—asii by anal Woof& MC:: It el ft* 110 am to at for . Owen Mom lAvor NY Iloporke see a avow pomp pulbwilllk " lasholl It aumplainsi." iairavelt um Solivomooot Now Yesterday evening the fifth of the series of Imeter-bell services, out el which arose the special services at Wes Waster Abbey and Pa. Paul's, were brought to a (doss, the semen brag preached by the Rev. Rdwerd Orarbe“, MA., 4 Billaloooo College, Oxford, in cumbent of tlhlarlbelciew's %molt, Gray's-inn dime. Oa Saturday eves lir. Henry (Ailey delivered at the Weetbeerve Ideie dap , Weethennie-grove, a lecture in aid of the Leise-teed of the Society for the Encourage. meet of the Mae Arts (of which association he is honorary secretary), an " Dipkunechend the Promptive of the Crown is anon( of Nam and Wee The Lecture, which pee evidence of enemies seedy and reran* wee of a asset interesting sad iselenetive sharester, sad wee. received by the audience with close attention and marked approbation. Mr. John Austin, Mr. George Bradley, and Mr. !Moira, a deputation from Castleford, in the Went Riding, had an interview with Lord Palmerston, at Cam bridge Besse, on Saturday, to repsssnt the ciahn of Castle ford to be added in the Reform all to the borough of Poste tract. The deputation was introduced by Mr. Y r laes, ILP., sad Mr. Childers. I.P. _ -- • RIFINOLTTATION or FAWN). —The conservatives have determined epos patting forward Lord Connesay, the eldest KM of the FAH of Devon. NORWICH ELaCTlON.—Noawtos, SATURDAY. The writs bare been received by the sheet/, end arrenger runts have been made for the nomination, but in Dore queue of the excited feeling which prevails it is pi•ob.bk, that the proceedings will be yen brief, as both sides willfind it diMeelt to obtain • bearing. Last evening Mr. Porton, sad Mr. Lewis again addressed their 'apparent Tim MISSIONAIY CONFERS/WI AT LIVERPOOL. The procudimp of the Wisiorsirl Ceolaresee, wire opened at Liverpool on Monday leak were breoght to a eke. on Friday evenin,g by • girt a& sa ss the Philharmonic Hall, wail was sroweisel • iret sieemblage. The Right Ron. the Ind of Shalteebury pre- sided, sad was nam e d by number of einignore and gentleman. His . lo tads an on the duty of labouring . loWeiegnadea= Tbe meilMog wee alio theinsillbyllajorOsenria Ale:tender, Major Daem, Ediabusgb ; Oolong Harbert "divan* the Rev. Hugh Stowell ; the Mayer, and others ; and a vete of thanks to the noble chairman imminated the prooselbia Mutrin cmcr Otrve.—A benevolent lady, who withholds her name, hes awed the Renaud Lifeboat U AW:ten to defray the cost (amonatiag to M.) of four lifeboat. and their equipments, whish Yr Pasty bee de cided to station at I Newquay and St. Ives. is well ; North DUDCIIIIM BS!, in reland ; • sad Bah* es the northern coast of Scotland. Ba c h o f them pilots is noted for the frequency of the wrecks in it. vicinity, and at mane of the station. a lamentable lose of life occurred during the heavy storms .4 last winter. A few years ago the_phi leathropie donor witnessed* fearful shipwreck on the Mak coast Shore boats, one after another, attempted is vain to reach the distressed skip, whole crew were Lobed to the rigging. The lady then deteranaed that on • favour able opportunity presenting itself she would defray the out of novena lifebute, to be statioaed on various points of the coaat. That opportunity bat came, and she has, with ao small satisfaction, given prompt effect to her decd. " Ism &ram or me Bmm/rims. —There is ra re to believe that the committee are agreed ail to the anent of their report. They will reetmunind, Ant, that all pre ; seat works shell be supped ; in fact, they have been closed. Secondly, that the bottom of the Serpentine shall be levelled, and that the bed shall be either of concrete or gravel ; that the propmed system of filtration will not answer the purpue repaired, and that it is advia•ble that • constant stream of fresh wetter to a attain ainCliiit should be supplied to the Serpontimi doily. The source hem which this witer is to be obtained will probably be loft te the ex ' ecutive, aundy the Otboe of Works ; rat r Means. Erica have offend to fennel/ an arplo einel7, and to fongo &ay charge if they fail in this imilesiiilnag, it is sereely probable thee the Met Comminiener of Works will have asconne to either of the Wake • eve eiatiy sa the contractor to the Now Noilwm has an that is carrying eat the he Ina b it open en idnuelnat supply of miter, of • pure ehoreeter, whisk au be made to run ion tie SsrpeaWe by gravita tion, and handy at any equine The lltairinj es tem er e, theueions may be orsidaredeatirely at ea ad. A new steam packet .ware) has =ewe additional Ins. of rano hennas • eing n, sad Hyde and Qum, la the Isle of Wight. Stet, To-morrow irealirall have Krtily launched! bto the racing some. of UM, and under the most fa vourable ampicea, for Yr. limiore efforts have bees so =seepooded to by mown d hones, that be has hem to put forth • prognime el eapneedented anopi Items% ead from Ilse wimp of homes liaise coders, %be adds will le pretty good. Beyond the defeat of Mega% adhere Imppened at Warwick to ma for remerk,sat Trial Makes afforded no " trial " at all, thew left as good enough to roues Lifeboat. Had he berm by Gaspard, or even the Promised Land, it is thr judge's at would have been altered, be has Improved. if we may judge by m Ruch me a three yen old could have rime the winter, sad to look upon him ili am y be said the turf has lost its Fithinessm. Philomel's defeat, coupled with that of Nucleus at Coventry, had set people thinking very deeply about Mr. Par's banes, and the knights of the pencil have not only driven Rattlebone and Gaspard to g 0 to 1 fax the Nor hamn sad Cloister Corp handicaps, but sent Lapeer to the righ t about for the 'Deo Thousand and Derby—double the s at which be was last returned from the Corner being offered against him for both meats. Umpire mamma a threatening position in the Derby market ; but nothing has been so firm of late as the Buommee, sad we may discover at Northampton whether the recent demonstration is his favour for the Two Thousand is genuine. The O'hener Cop speculation has been rather dull of late, and 1 cannot help remarking on the Squire being so quiet, for Lifeboat is even the better favourite of the two, although the running at Liverpool last autumn= the me lib the beat of him. This state d soca to be altered, for the hone has done mare week than emu in the north. A . great change won take =in the aspect of the City and Suburban many days, Homeward Bead being de aeons oil the "go," earl Henna anything but firm, while see of the ageneroes Visas that took yhice - during the ;tweek min eseseTeelske to sot only pre them the go at the Owner, hat Is Mao gases ceder with the grad ' pot,* Chars Alio. ilailleMl pony prefer ' him run at Northampton frelodialli they ban shows ao 'non to do at pmegat. The inlet the glide= events M the with dick I hew to dad is the Great hire Stakes, two foe whisk the Roman Cud* Wm epode, Old 1 1.1 -1 4-ilar. Dm o=l4art w o ub milleit Aelli Fee:on,o ll"" Zoie k Shot, Lord =ton. Springwell, oae of Cometry's (Dense or Nudism), Tommy Noble, Forager,.Tiamadia i led the Moak, are booked by the " know ones " as certain starters, while Claire, Prince of Rattlebone, Horace, General Hesse, Weatherbeand, Yooicks, the Bribery colt, and Gwellyan are " doebital." The death of John Day has mined the "scratching" of Arabia% it being very improbable that either the Danebury, or Weed yeates (W. Day's) stables will be represented in any and at Northampton, or I should set down Schism or Pad Jams as a certain starter. Only a fortnight back I took the li berty (before speculation commenced) of analysing the hardicap, and came to the maclusion that Royal So (now first favourite) was the most dangerous among L i lt hones, being unable to arrive at any satisfactory oemela sin as regards the three year olds from their performences; but the errata trials of the last few days have brought Simple Simon, Chasm Shot, Springwell, First Lord, Tommy Noble, Forager, and the Monk into each fores that some notice must be taken of their pretimiom. Simple Simon showed himself about the equal of Flake by his defeat of Ben Webster at Newmarket Houghton; bat we saw him at Leicester bead and bead with Mixture and Narcissus, the fanner giving 141 b away, wh il e at Newmarket be was beaten easily by Pitman in the Feather Plate. He has now to concede Narcissus elb for the "double-head" de feat, which gives Lord Coventry's horse the best of him while Mixture's stable companion, the Monk, heaving • satisfied his party, Simon bas • nearly • stone the want of the wei ghts with him, and Fo resee having beaten The Pitman at ems weights irliesi , ware put togother, here are two horses with who,. Sim can have no chance on paper. He ma have Lovduring the winter, but I am more • to believe e s t d able are making as Frost • mistake with him as they did with Ambush at Nutilinghem, their trying Meade being so bad, that 1 shall follow public naming, and give the pre ference of the heavy weight three-yearolds to First Lard, who finished his last season's career remarkably well, having beats. Ripon cleverly at Kelso, sad at the same meeting run Hamlet to • bead over a mile when receiving bat a Moe for two years, Aside (not • bad performer) being • berth behind him, althuugh in receipt of Wilk Per some time pad, the messy - be , gate the wive( 7azz i coming his honour, but matters ham now been to the sallefactica of all partim sad if he cants get tie mune, J. Oiloome will be gal ly represented. Still, I hoer such good amounts of s p risgwell, that he must be adhered to by me as the most I likely - horse to carry the prim iato Yor k shire , for lem justified in ignoring has last 11011101eS performances, and shell trust solely to his he solitary The triumph at Ripon for • guide to hi real pretendona. re beat the Miss Ally, Moulvie, First Lord (at nearly eves weigh ( trat bara d a host of others, and as a good jookeyis Certain to be found for him, we must respect the division" that brought sat Neville and El Hakim. Tommy Noble is certain to run better than at Liverpool ; lout I should prefer his shame for such a race a mouth hence, and the most that 1 caa be expected of him is that he mieht catch the eye of the ' when the Ant four are being "placed." Chance Shot o threatening us for some time, and the toner has at last been palled, she carrying such an amount if heavy metal that I am bound to respect her looking at the powerful body behind the scenes: There is I nothing tempting in her public Lunn' for for she wee cody fourth (when • ' good mone y") to White Baer, the Earl of Rosen, and Lady George, in the Little John Stakes, at last Nottingham Spring meeting, unphieed la the Goodwood Nursery, and " ditto "at Worcester. Two peat hones were before her in these latter instances, undoubtedly; bat as impression was made on me after her performance et Nottingham that speed was her forte, and the race may ammo some attention beim; directed to her chance for the City and Suburban. The trials of Forager and the Monk have been very good, so that their light 2hte entitle them to every reopect ; but the one public oraimes of Springwell supplies • roman for my giv i i i % • /Ds mace of them, he having Fevionne'l eq ually as at home. Sam Spode, Timandra , and old Robert are backed in earnest, although many think differently as re gards the lintmenticeed ; and yet I shall not believe the Royal Sovereign in danger from the old ll= Before summing up, I cannot refrain from Mg to Lord Milton's forward position in the New fflisi at Ascot ((he was sixth to the five veritable " lyres,' Rupee, Thormanby, Contadina, Aurora, and Thunderbolt, sat before the Venus filly, sing of Dioramas, Jason, Oliver, Orb end Mixture), emptied with hie good looks, being suilekat to pee him • great chance, if at thezt with list 71b. The last great event was won by an (Bed iej&) nobody thought of supporting even at 100 to 1, awl the of my ha pointed out that his public run. =an him a peat on merits makes me boil to grre • ;pod word far about the only one not talked of is this mat It is not my into:dim, ,to take • Madan esay animal not supported for the "neeNal." 1 I and as n4bet her •• as were in flavour of Royal Bove- nip so& the money is lib freely kneeled iii their favour by t parties that it would be madness to tie- I pad from them, sad they shall represent me in the first no ll atib i lLy Ibehes, six brims% should this year fellltserta mod the three year aids, as muay of them Nib for the y ear to the raj; IS" ma Zo ben Wips4 by two of them, Hartley Wary sad gliaftwes% wee so 11111 Ci shoes the aware. ems ewe d ORO ahmol wan, the tint-meatimed bong forward seed DING 'Ad BIRTHDAY PRINUOTIA deas at 1 K0D2101.7 1L D 11.4 , Smite etleulics STOCK et 0 M.NO IMK , ISO RAGS, DISPATCW 101• W TRA 'Oar* lJ Wart Dl Jewel x. Stool I Jew/nor M mad T OS 11,40@ Ml 7 NTILD KURR CAR , T - iI I WI6I, aid INKSTAND@ es Nolte . Sone Caskets 11 sod Move leM4 the PATTAT SILLI.CLOBING ROOK K deo a Oates variety ot INAGANCIIN NOTNIZIRS reilebie WINIKSTATION, too vamoos e maarerate. To be bad NINNY IIODS/OVIS, ficesWlßK two dotes heel WMICELI/II PATENTED INCORRODI-1 ins Tiara, besallitelly sculled. Mel a/ email' weekteseellp, Surma" valiant I es v ai tlig is uz pas whatever, au lb bev ez ie gliMi t , eseteeing pieteet neellesties mil ' runderlau detection hepoeethie—ubeemesel. Iteilt et ft loose teeth fastened, &c. Consul tattnas bee. Taub bederate.-114, Regentudeet, tecinsPebbublie; and )Na. NIL Birmingium. lebblialed 1617. Just published, in 1 vol. No, with nuessidias Awahrwidal .i.... liWoo. I Vtree, is a sealed sondem as reeetwtd at pm, ITA vrTAlis. A lainv abiding NMI aika Nature. Treatawmt,Aft e ed eipavassi be ihir Wrests, sod oonseuttewt et alis surveys yr*. dodos a ftrimstseY or OW Ovid why owe amass. sa often awns lasanago. la waft, they am be eltectually nowewid Was raid Wimplia DIV Natewun gsam.. We. de, twisaeuwl mime :lbe Ilete lledlif m ti IleaMMak 1101=e,611wweber-row ; wad an be tows as eitewley. ORL4T MAILIOROUGLOTLIZT, W. mar do Paathacia. R. CULVIAWELL R.C.8., LH., L.& A. Lostlas. au Is comallad daily (a at i sa i bove), spook an cam a/ Narver 0 1 •141$7,wvelastazy Palpliatioa, Ur al Yeasasa 4.l. lBmrsity, Ilgormatarrama, ty, Quaid- Jnit publiehiel, an entire new nd Original Wort, entitled .. 0131111111,V al." arsopeM : The Physiology cod Anatomy of our Generation— The Origin of Diesase—isymeptoms, Treatment, end Cure. Price la each : bY Pmt. 13 stamps. open ends 11 sealed. To be bad of Mann, 3n, Comilla . or the Aultor. as above. THE ORZAT NORTRAII/90909111 Sim of 100 son., added to a Handicep Sweepings et IA ewe. psi IA iliegfelt, ening* It declared . the second lens to reeshe II son. out et the Pekes The winner a my handicap due the publication of the weights Jan. 18 to carry Alb. or any 'pro betedlosps Sib extra Two miles. ' ll6 subs.. 65 .4 whom pay 5 *ors. forfeit.) highest . 7 4 teeeepting beteg under ilin, It has been rabid to that sad the others In proportlee. •Age at lb Age et lb Bine Isiah Rowoo Oredle 6 II I Restherbound. 3 610 Sebillat 4 s I b 4•44 too. so iii): a &le Old . nstien 4 LA4 -- - Sias A 6 9 Oahe • 1 U gam AV ysmen 1 7 W 6 We of Denawk 1 4 Processes 13trathig1uun 4 3 Dick Newsteag. 4 0 Timandra Yegow Nese 4 11 Lovett 4 10 Audrey Mee@ he/maw . . g giaticait—ledy 4 9 Moorcock Fly•bpdsy 4 . 7 4 5 'The Dew ..4 5 Paul Jones 4 6 Don Cossack 4 3 Hattlabcos II 3 Horace The Pttaisa Gemara Hess $ U 1/seat-Arms Tim ',ham HANDICAP of 28 eo. awe. awl 10 awe of ea:spies 3 5 9 Maid of Odom Uncle Ned 3 6 8 Yoicke 3 6 7 Lord MAN f 6 7 ' Mance 11544 7 .Praimeadelt 5 7 rj= ll II 5 6 8 5 6 c by Mockwell-111- Mary 3 6 Tammy Noble 3 e D niftier-lE2ln -5 3 )241 1: 1 4r 3 5 1 Ponder 13 3 eTeouwcoart—Tres -3 4 13 Phtlomel 3 4 12 The MOnk(l 2 Teal 3 4 9 Owellyan Arlacble 4 paid added to a sweepstakes of 6 4!m SW Owns. _ (*Omer M be declared by DM Age at lb Wm Jags _.— . I 9 9 Wea•citirs lb A r 6 9 Okl a i r • • 1 5 • 1 Tiara _ _ 6 9 Realer Wrangler 6 6 6 lieuper II 6 6 _ _ Amsterdam Arilbar Bel Zipperaosa 0 8 laNet Cootie/4 4 8 Vlie 4 8 N To i nteb a 8 Adaktdoe Qessenthe 4 71 asestress Spited Dick Ambush 4 7 Brandy Hall Lady Peel Yoh:miter 4 7 Bouadaway Artist Cynthia ' Coole= Narwell Nies Mower • 4 7 Julie Golden Pippin 3 6 1 1 Codicil Sploeboc 3 61 ail Ili BIM S 5 • by Greditie—Paa• theas'e date The Gentle 3 5 Jean Longlege 3 4 Ybike .. ...... ignoble Mr Alward I 0 Sherborne Pescature e by Newecnirt—Tres rheroos 13 g by Serplloe—Oose artist Ari I :11k 3 12 I 11 H tcy aad f -cder-Ilead Ildwsrl 11816 P °ll a a Meisel I a Agricuttartet ..... Duplicity f by Annandale— Mary, by Pompey— 2 U ....antIOY Btuss of 10 son. we, 6 2-yzeids, to may dd Illb : and Woe, dap &Dewed 1111). A winner of s sweep -100 soya., with 10 sale, to carry re ; the sweepstakes, with 10 labs, eh: , all other sweepstakes to the meant of MO goes.. 31b xuseletive &molls which hese started in ning allowed lirb. About threequerters AV • Dilly Dwindles 2 Cantab c by Rochester— Syntazlns BAUM Priem Orlon Dearborn c by Flyi ne tt b ewi tcli Ma so,. Ling of Kent o I)Lam.earseat— • DeW,r4To Rupee ; Polkeeleas i Don Giovanni RIIIITAL OW HIS ft, vita too adief t I • 81b ; Oi slabs slosailion whiner ad • Mom i adman of_ Oise or • antra; traldM Ira aim fares tips edema w cd a ad* sarstalt. (1 111, Mars 4111 Was) ll Madman Farbatane !71b extra) 3 labials Alba) • • 3 Tavola (31b az) lOW Lady Grosvenor *sum !A►eetaaooaand alb) (and SIA Hartley Wlnlaey (and 6115) Hywaya . Arafat's& (and alb) ASP Moots Marmite t W Illodtwell— L4rdr jasisdles Pim • lota istellsisto at ruNk Hot ltArsirrs Fu?, OI 100 Oases ; et Nib ; four, 0.0 ;e this (m 9ao 1010 a; al: sad yd, nal Tap mem To dais pad acm e - - - MIN 71/011Lif IffALM of 6 sow. ma r TWIN hided from the hind ; 1.-yrehile, Mt elb ; three, int Obi damn MOM ; flve, 9dlob • six and aged, 10st llb ; alllmsh art resideu I 4-rolds and upwards, allowed ilk WIMINIP be be mid for j owl $OO soya, but If entered to be ash gar llk silkarsil alb; Mb ; 150, 10Ib : 100, lab; IV, 191 b *. 30, 20Th ; owloll4o 19 las at the time or maim : the winner • to be pot • le 199 me...U*4:ly atter the race, anal any surplus over On prim to r the rand. The sew Spencer Plato Course, Iwo twinge straight. To close sad name this evening. H49DICIAT SIAM of 80 sms., added to a sweepstakes of 5 errs. each. The winner to be offered by suction for 40 ems. The winner of any handicap alter the weight, are published to carry Sib extra. Spencer Plate Course. Age et lb Age • lb Maud iinc, Mb ex.) .. 6 9 1 reseelsee /mottoes Missihenor 4 710 %remiss I 8 Ueda 7M Gentile HiIMIHMAY. Tin LOOM 81•1118 of 10 sova each, h ft, with BO sided, for Pyr-oids ; oolin, Sit 10th - and Ellen, Ent lib. A winner twice In Mete wry Illb , thu4or more, In that yew, 6lb : and • rim OW In 13 19 4 71 1 1: is not accumulative. Horses having started in Meer 181111 flout having woo up to the day of mo wing showed, If sees, fib: trice, sib. ODS mile. Hattlebone (7lb ex). low* gby Ire—Concertina (all sib!. ercutueml lase (all S&)_ Palerrea (al 510), e by Andover—OeneM 1813 Irma dam (NB 116), liesdne (all UM, Arethusal (all 61b)• ZAN& Ingcnies hag of 100 soot, added to a Handicap 11" g a 15 son. sack ll ft, if declared on or before nor dais 116. A 4/111241 of any handicap after the weights ap pear IS, at six pm.) to carry 711) errs. The sew Spen ser Oros, storgh3 st lb ) 4 7 slaw) NY MY d Ags 8 11 Hartley Wlntlie7. •• • M 3 r alb M ai 6 8 4 8 11 Coelectioser 0 fricebox a 4 8 0 Golden Pippin s • 717 Carlotta S M I S no no .. ; 7u Traducer I I 4 712 i Horace amine 6701 f by Lateglow— Marmardee 4 7 7 Irons I 1 Milk 4 7 8 Hari of d Easel 8 id Mir Was 4 73 re the May .. II 11 4 7 2 8 11 Nero armird s4. 4 ...... V • 10•••11. S =Pod 441 IS Ihrtisorse II ft II bream to lemady.. 8 4 1 " rave l s • intern FIATS al sera each, with hi added hem dr Mind : for MS alb: three, Or lib: four, fist ilb; ire, sr, and ant 13Ih . mares snowed sib . sod astdiami 31b. The wiener to li e sold for 100 L, but if for SOL, alloyed 41b. ; If for SOL. OM : E tter t he 14M. The winner to be offered by auction Imardiat nee, aod soy surplus over ttr selling pros to go to the race Mod. One rile. To close and name the swan bars running. • firrniterrAgaisad 20 mom sack, li f, for then twe-yr.kis; rate, Ilet 71b ; red fillies, Sit fib : those by stations or set of im.w mai Wed a winner. allowed 3lb ;If both, Alb. (4 sobs.) Park Course. 111111111 Pf 11144. lakelliollll, Cants. Wee. Co DRAYS OH JOHN DAY. The above event, which took plsee oar Wednes day last, is thus noticed by " Argus " of the Poet : "John Day, the Lyndhurst of the Turf, expired coWed nseday, after having been in • declining state for many months. John Day was the aie of ' Grandfather Day,' as he was designated, from the number of the family ; and oath of your leaden as have visited Danebeiry will recollect his picture over the mentelpieee in the dining-room, wherein he es taken mounted en an old pony, and enveloped in a peat coat and shawl. He was • man of strict, but at times convivial habits ; and, often when he eoeM hardly sit upon his horse, he would impress up= his son's mind the impen. our necessity of always doing that which was right, and espe cially the virtue of sobriety. la this latter respect =ahem carried oat his wishes to their tallest extent, for Father Mathew himself could hardly have desired • more obedient pupil, as perhaps he never took more than two glasses of wine in his life at one time. Besought up in his father's stables, he was initiated into all the mesas of the rare. horse ; and worked, without repining, as hardas any factory lad, gaining every day that experience which proved an useful to him, and laid the foundation of his fame and for tune. So useful, indeed, did he become to the old man, that when he wanted to be married, he offered him five hundred pounds to break eff the enment. But love was strung= than gold; he refused to break his contract with the effect el his affections—the best - woman, be assured me, that ever lived (although the wife he had then was • very good one)—and, with only 101. between earth and sky, and attired in • simple stable jacket, be led her to the altar. With this additional inducement to bestir himself he succeeded so fir that in the find year after his ran** he bad got teeether 3001. This was a great sum m those days, when jockey. had to ride from sixty or seventy melee • day with their saddle-bags before them on their penis', merely for their ' the= ' and 'five,' as they ex. preaserely termed their fees. Nevertheless, John accom plished it, and used to boast with great glee that in the first race he ever rode in his life, which was on • pony in Wales, he fell off. His first engagement was to ride light weights for George the Fourth, at a salary of four guineas per an ' num and two suits of clothes ; and his lard one was with Mr. Howard, as private trainer, on very lucra tive teems. The first race that brought him into notice was when he rode against Buckle for the Two Thou send and beat him by having the first run of him at the Bide, I :bete, as he said, directing him, when he saw Buckle preparing to go with his horse to go first. From that time he never looked back, and by degrees esta blished • reputation of the highest order as • jockey as well se • trainer. No man worked harder, or brought up his children better, and his stables were filled with horses. Lord Palmerston was one of his first supporters, and for him, lassidse numerous plates, be won the Correwitch with Mona. For Lord George Beetle= he trained somey: e z and won on Crucifix all her great races ; but they dim at last, and his lordship transferred his stud to Rent, vowo Sig vengeance against the whole of the Day family, tad the( feud threatened to become one of • Corsican nature,zz . the following or Gaper year Old John was so pre judiced against Lord George s Derby colt of that name that he stood. war 40,0001. &garnet him ; and Lord George, who had desired his trainer to give his horse sovereigns if he could only win the Derby,had him at five to one,resolutely refusing to hedge with IJohn Day until the last moment, when, at the intercedes= of some of his friends, he partially let him out. When this bad been done, John, more deed than alive, smOt his friendJahn Boot; who, after telling him ho w fish he was to bet so, seed him what he had beard Gaper mould do, to which be replied ' They say he is as good as Melody , at 1211i.' 'Thee he has no chance whatever,' was the re joinder. God be praised ejaeuleted in fervent tense the old man ; and John Scott left him comparatively happy 4 ... t i r him Gothrestone was better than Knight of the who lied beat= Melody by a heed the day before. in the Craven. The result is now matter of history, as Cothendone was first and Gaper fourth, the oliPmin, as soon as all danger was over, maintaieing he knew he could not stay. The neerow escape he had, however, eared him of taking liberties with people's horses ; and he never again let his temper get the best of him. As • judge of • yearling be had no equal, and, although moven is bin trials, if his animals stood they invariably was, ar were there or there- Omuta. He betted largely, and said he could not do without it with so large • family, to whom be set an exhilent example by the propriety of his life and the In dustry of his habits. Few men were more regular in their at church ; and while he was never known to we • strew= expletive than ' beggar my limbs,' he took the utmost care to prevent the boys in his stable from using bad language. From his dress he was frequently taken for • clergyman, and his manner of addreming • nobleman on the turf after he had won • race proved him to be a thorough man of the world. With all the upper clean= he was an immense favourite, Lord Derby being just as partial to blur as Lord Pawnees ; and when hi charities and other good qualities are added up, they will far outweigh any foibles he might. have had; and those who judge him harshly I hope ma have as much to fall back upon as Honest John, to w this hurried tribute is paid by one who appreciated his talent, and was always rally to do him the justice he deserved." PROPOSAL, POR &WORM OP TEE POOR-LAW BOARD. —The board el semolina of the Prestwich Union, which includes a part of Manchester, recently appointed a committee to consider the present powers of the Poor-law Board, and to make suggestions for an improvement of its 11.1131thia4llii011. The committee drew up • report, which has been unanimously adopted by the guardians, in the course of which they remark that the Poor-law Board "is now becoming a despotism in the worst form, and each as can no longer be tolerated iu • free country." la accord ance with suggestions made in the report the guardians have petitioned the House of Commons, setting forth their opinion that tha Preeident of the Poor-law Board should be perms nisity appointed; that the power of appointiand discharging a edam and servants, and firing their mlaries , should be anciently vested in the suntans or overseers ; that the office of poor-law impactor may be abolished as UZLINCES wry ; and justices of the pesos be authorised to inspect the workhouses sad schools, though not to act as CZ offeio guardians ; also that appeals mann surcharge or tlnaMw anew should be transferred to the county court or quarter seedone, and that orders from tke Poor-law Board should first be submitted to boards of suartlians, a majority of which should have • veto. The petition further claims a more diacretionary power for the guardians as to the kind and conditions d read, and recommends that the guardians themselves be sleeted far sot Ins than three years, in a similar manner to town councillors, inasmuch as the annual election does not allow sufficient time for practical acquaint ms with the duties. dome minor prepositions are also em `bodied ia the petition. 1" 7