The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-12 00:00:00

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Usesteet; sad Ilse•eoert. atesill‘assis: CIINOBR BRANDY.—AI eemiest Olorgysoss, lobo Asa loai Ins laths Wh at dlatillailds elallmaarasolie CORDIAL magma kis wallows, as aa aatilas ledloidaa dad tualotatt abeam namotataat It r. soft ~As atmallosod oar bravo daleadon ta the Clime sad dambara aim bottle% faa pat dorm; or, atoody pedal to our IN addra tat to toly WM. la par aura vain HURT BREW mad Co" ON Partival'a Counties Coal Company is 500, although the epee leant stipulatee for only 100. With respect to the effect of the amalgamation with the Norfolk and Eastern Union Railway Companies, Mr. Moseley's evidence indicates a considerable lass to the Eastern Counties Railway Company. At this stage of the inquiry the Committee sent the nhjoined resolution to the board of directors: Resolved—That the board of &restore be strengly re eamessaded not to iaeur any responsibility in respect et carrying a the trate between Harwich and Antwerp, by means of steamers, as they have ao authority to dose, sad ay lass arising tray the expenses exceeding the receipts would fall on theuselves ; sad farther, they would laser a most serious responsibility to the swat of say ceaualty hap peels; to the steams* oa their vassals. On the let of October Mr. Waddy, the book-keeper to the company, as follows with reference to "the stores bah to Z t avise el he Best balk say se Ph d ew sailer MOO WM awl W/M , at mow • sew serials. Miklos siei at Slb. %so; asset iseperesi by ibe Oseapsey.4• 11. Ikea 'Lades% &analysed, Ilisboysista.strset. To FAMILIES FURNISHING .—? astir. Maw &lag tbsr ardor% ere solimited to visit Joanlmmtio tasaalmo• isaii k ii am t. ad show•rooas of =KM GLOWS mal U. Wor am Ilmsy at' dal limm limit ',Wass of mood JIM NITUSE la trim, mad this prime es low as to amyl kr allots' of ma tafirstsr dmaslatka. no woof = Mrswiwroos shalt of IS.. Is smash ramasasoadal. amaa mad larOltind to this moloodua will lad this *dr but tint& emASYLUE LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, aIiGIM. leaks. BWrilloiod s o w _sow Diorwed LIG% Gt Row awl Atm% 1!e or. GNI Pow 1111011wisio. `loll= L Proirriosiry prlselplos, se !Griswold, CoALB.—Hettotee Wellsend (eareened), the but Howe Oman IL tbe World, Mimed at 375. ref tea sub. — Mt end Co., Histaboar end Etandend Goa Darren Q. 1s etihLe diet tbeges oral telanes-skeet last half rota ri t etteTzr e- rytk m e t .l . 7..;: - , 7 r -t- Q. Did you set take any noses to amertair the mac . t. sea rf the Waste yes inserted f—A. 1 Mew it was • wrodg *saes. Q. GM youtsll is sew to what attest it was warn I A. Ima Mahn to do se. No learn has ever boos made to no of whet has bees the actual stook, neither have I bees instructed as to what aceestat I should debit any lees. The committee next endeavoured to elicit some in• formation in respect of a sum of 3,4081. 2s. ad. de. ducted from the charge of the Eastern Ostaniles Railway Company against the Norfolk and Meshes Counties Coal Company. Mr. Waddy ages—"l applied to the chairman (Mr. Wadding= reference to accounts with the Norfolk sad Counties Coal Company, certified by Mr. Capper, as to whether I was to adopt them on his certificate, and his reply was, that he having been appointed to tivestigate them accounts, I was to do so." Mr. Owen, the sematary, being questioned as to this item, mays it was forwarded to him by Mr. Capper, and handed over by him to Mr. Waddy. The committee asking, " Has that claim bees under the consideration of the board, and allowed by them r Mr. Owen replies, " It has not," although be admits it is " not usual for this company to allow sash large claims to be established without being brought before the board." Upon another point the widests rues thew: Q Whe supplies this company with oral, delivered at Lowestoft for wider purpms P—A. The Norfolk eel eaters Counties Coal Compaq. Q. Do you know the terse?—A. We pay them Sd. pee tea for matey. Q. Do they buy those men at their own acomint, or is seal mut by the nenhant, sad they charge the agesey ? A. No; they are the reersheas themselves. They make out tke invoices, sad we pay them. Q. Have you my cheek ea the prier charged to you?— A. We have no independent check. Q. Who sertillem the accounts for the opals the pur chased P—A. Mr. Gooch. Q. le he not a partner in the concern ?—A. Yes, he was, until meetly. Mr. Capper, the out-door superinteadeat, being asked for an explication of the allowance of 3,4084 made to the coal company, replies—" Some of it was for freight on coals purebased at Peterborough, the carriage of which has been charged to Stratford — some of it for bona Me overcharges I and I think Woo there was arum for waggon hire. " On the 3rd of October the committee further exa mined Mr. Waddy as to the reason for charging to the capital account of the Eastern Counties Railway Company the large sum of 38,1801. 19s. 7d., expended on behalf of the Norfolk Railway Company for new works at Lowestoft and other parts of the Norfolk lines. Mr. Waddy explains—"l have never had any clear instructions as to the nature of these pay ments, or bow I was to treat them r" and. in de fault of instructions, he charged them, on his own responsibility, to the capital account of the Eastern Counties Company. AU these works were entered into by the Norfolk Company. In respect of interest upon this sum, no official demand has been made upon the Norfolk Company. The succeeding re plies are subjoined : Q. What to the nature of the item sharged to the Bast nib CMOs Osetpasy in its capital acsount of 14,6491. for dm ball yew aiding 30th Jam. 1966 f—A. TM sane as (beau ;—forther papaws on account of the works nem *seed for the previous ball year, sad payment on menent of sew works approved of by the joint sonusittae. Q. Have yes. thee. mired the two accounts together I —A. Tee, we have ; these manoseed before the onside• nation, ad these since. Q. What aimed you a ma the two tegstlme ? —A. The only 'sewer I ow give is the waist of manna nem& ties oaths subject. Q. Did yen speak to Mena (Wien sad Bell es to the Meanest of this sma P—A. I have so doubt 1 did. Referring to the large sums expended upon the Norfolk lines, but charged exclusively against the Eastern Counties Company, the committee next examined Mr. S. Anderson, a director, as follows : Q. Have yes any amnesties of the nods in which the capital should be 'barged Pr the a node compasire be works mantakse prier to theme oganation A. It gese to the debit et the eseeposy hose Use the work was bogie. 13 Do yea knew if a mama eeessat has been kept of sere 'speediest' P—A. There eight to be. Q. Would suck orespousy be fairly thugs' with worts se undertaken f—A. Of sears. Q. Ought they sot, ass, to be "hafted isterest for assay so expended, if they have sot paid the principal ? —A. Of mane. 13- set,oe iisew whether it hes or kas net beat dam ? A. It it sushi to bees. Oa the 4th of October, Mr. R. Paterson, deputy chairman of the Eastern Counties Company, ap peared before the beard, but his evidence develops little fresh information. This gentleman received 280 of the uuallotted Tilbury shares. which the joint committee by vote divided amongst themselves, such shares being . at the time at upwards of 21. per share premium is the market. The committee asked him: "Did it occur to you that the premium arising from these shares was the property of the Eastern Counties Company, and shOuld have been essousted tor to them P" Mr. Paterson replies: "It did *et." The receipts from Lowestoft Harbour for the lest half-year being 3.2231. ls. lid., and the expenses 3,1981.45. 3d., the committee ask : Q. At what per onstage of expense has this peen been ebtaised P—A. 99i per cent. Q. fawn tkis a the Norfolk Use ?—A. It is. Q What per restage do we charge, thee, fee working P.—A. 46 per cent. Ina money peat of view, what is the malt to the Eastern Counties Comma, f—A. It is a less of upwards of l 3 per east. on the 3,1991.45. 3d. As regards Mr. Gooch's per °outage of savings, Mr. Paterson's evidence) proceeds as follows: Q. De you knew whether the osal sad take brought lion Peterberough M charged with sarriage to the lommetim 4ererteseet I—A. I do sot. 13 Would not such °missies offset Mr. Ocesk's per net ere of savior f—A. Certainly. If not charged, do you net think it ought to be P—A. Certainly. The committee then applied to Mr. I. Maynard, the company's llgal adviser, for his opinion as regards the works on the Norfolk railway, which were paid for by the Eastern Counties Company, though the agreement between the associated companies provided that each should complete its own works. The remedy is indicated below: Q. West remedy Is there if say one of the three com panies did set complete its rows work f—A. If the oblest be to email than to somplete the work the remedy would be • bill in Chaseory for smells perforates'. Q. How, is the ems of the other temps) sot perfeen isg, sad the Ruins Counties perfesting mad pen for it, what is the randy?—A. The some. Relative to the arrangements by which the Heaters Counties Railway Company took a number of steam boats, by t. from the Raster° Union Railway Com psay, s tro gl ooileittee sok :—" Can raUway directors trade in other things than those which specifically relate to their railway r Mr. Maynard answers t —" It has, ao doubt, been decided over and over again. th railways cannot employ the fonds of the company in ships and o th er Wogs net baseging toi the railway" The am ter which the Rastas Osnaties purchased these steamboats was upwards of CI ZA s Z and their nosing has involved a terasiderabie lees to the warm. DERDOWS OVER-COATS, Capes, sod Wise Jj or of the lomat Meeks la Leedom, sad tarp dew.- 91, Mew BeaNizers:ll.l ESTABLISHED 1617. BRITANNIA LIFE AnURANCR COMPANY. Baso.w.a ts, avowal Aft a navisagat. BRITANNIA MUTUAL UR AaIIOCLaTION, r a p.ifie by Fler ttak.tfy Is76lLellere ?swat. ftwows—lgeiw - Oestrei ALMUIDES. Illokheat-Piet. be! &weeks at lAN amenme beim telesead, at the bee poi* rem wesistent with lishe the Awes* 1. IL Illteetce. PILUIOII6 Ikertfet:. L hiewealme. But, Tandem T OVELOCE and FORSTER, Manufaxdorars of maim FLIMP3I.2 Mall PACMiIe-Tbs fo ameba oamd los We Pooldy, by bo falosolos we la BIS 1111. MST' M IMINAYT. Yy aa/ iwuaad Naattfworataaawrol4, wonaols elorrawo ofssalag lbol I I sot to be olopowd snow to going or prim to to W of opus Is tho ~pol bows fa ao or of the alowafro. Llama„ tOVlLoot<aat TOM= f. Dropapaal. N.L. Amin wawa la abloblo ail at prow ropiwabod. ------ CMG'S WATERPROOFS are the beet were tie we; they will Wead all wialberk sad us sat la Mb mama we bp sad slim et 4 6. 1:1 gree d L isd =l. l ti m r, "Z. t...i..., w Sift bale ma the bat me made Ita em es a mem but, and malatis as arm& On Walk DO*. Waft OM% Ws. soasb. sapaballoi, ~opal oil Weida iamb at soda as& V mini isaalar aro Irma Oa N. auk at 40s. per filim4wiry rids mabil alb am ems at LC. WADING, M. 1.4 tat am vest at Tamplabar. SAFETY for STREET DOORS . —CHUBB* PATENT LITCHIS, with veer moll and mat fury an the mot woos boa Oho oillooglo of yds aid Nu Iwo. /boy an Tory moos Bolt E.lf. Om Flood of alto, rod SW prise so low a* to plum this midis a. s Eleanor. ChoWo prom dro.proof solo sod boos Iwo • moils owoorsoldo• t. doom, ptsio, books. Ism from be awl thlowoor—MM mei BON, SI, rt taao.iorsh yard. ELABEL —In eoeetgeenos of the doomed* Mid al A. ROWLAND as C I : s aro la disalmilak ada mid& me marry ressuatio *NW ihusiwaty. Mom P.M" .dls od pag aft sal IF perabar prawn of Wiz cara, pidaissima • Now Ilaba.* wahli sta. • annad at a maw at aa aillasaamed dem* tusked .61 lOW tissu. 6ad haws aa at= =llupos alai agmed ia wilts Wm, N .km Pastmatia, MI limalitylag am OK" 316 i le doom el do /*spielers la red bk. dijoand dad ree—esse at es. 1110133ordia, Laub% NA Wails sod Porbasmrs. THEMMING MACHINES of every desarip ties. 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LI! 111 1 11. =el ese. dr phill MFR. hada ....-es mid lb. MM. • 111001 t FOS PIJWIWTII. sad B i tt e d et Z e i l lrgi L tOßT. By Maar d "Lam W the (poem of Lemke . Jam W. Postur sad Ike. Want IllnaL ROOKS TOR PRISINTIL Past Pro. Oa T HE YOUTH sod WOMANHOOD d HELEN PUPIL. By Or ma* AVOW, NUN PTON 'Web)* Y. lioned Deka b. N. COMPTON MINKAVALII. ea. IL Lemke: Jabs W. Poem sad Saa. V. 4 WebadL NOOKS FOR `I I S Yd. . ItkbCLYFFE. By a lbs nos Awash 616 lisolskss 16 J. IL 6. LS DL IL WI6 IllskslinsW J. B. K lake , ,. J.I. W. fritga 1011 66. Wes Sweat BOOKS FOR PIROIRTS. LIORT sad SH nohow Om, or. ADS • , R. lb@ Toss; Artist. • Tale. Amm . Haason Da W woe /Mbar. TIMM sad VORTURIL Sacesd lake. da. THU IFS Is tin SRA-WS& As Mlagez i l L a. Larks: .lals W. Fasts rdOas. Wes Hlr ri]CiOPA I IITIC . =Eat P ONCINE. kJ. Lest; N.D. DeveM dig Siskdeaft. No imediebor 'Wei the Isdleareee ter Ils tbe exact rle aeee•gred. Ms sesame wart tee erissees. Se arrears% • Seeress Urge hr lida Igellial ie ll• A• MUMS d tts A MOVE. Price le. • le these wee Ileimieles el ceemeseles Or liemeepsible lirelneet is legally Waft *Sir fag thei were. price Ma Ciolaile beg ea reels* et yegtallee mi. 3.120 balk • W. Prerrelt• and • Yeteeleest. Ozhord liga LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEW% Mod by DOVOLAM'MOLD. AMAMI CIRCULATION-I=4i swam A OR /ACV for ADMIT' ..lllmo M ooloo WM( COLUMNS. tooludimg Ms VEIT LATINO I ? = lO Pflor TWUPIIIOII. or TIIIMPPOMIMeb“ OI . Simaof Mrsm from LLOY D. tialkabm74qmco, Leeds. HE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING WU, to u_ al. 'tramped 3d. mss. Liberal Jeerail, the adveeate d tree sommeree and s seebe he Warr. lbe meet sod value of its eseerst eeers—te the saanorry of Its "Pine ape is the warted aterseattle eel esesmorekal lelarees- Lia se.'eel la the sky, 'shwa,. bed mastery arthise—thle ppm - 11 -- Looßterotrouns AT THE BRAT OF WAR. A. ,. O N N E W S Is !MIAMI AND IMPARTIAL. .1 6 ,7.W!Wwey amply report ee Wats. 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W* sat t oi n•T NEWS LENT TO READ, is Landes, 1 , 1 .‘ quarim— crams by volume NAM at sl 111- «. ~ 1 10 lea MI. par Ir.-1. ADAM S. PaiSmosasso. Kew. Aimat r" ui tIPRBBIL—The PUBLIC sad the TRADE PP ' ig lo e.“ 7 stansossr Wiwi toss edr a o 4 : 4 r. . S. Mon Sint. Ws. IS. assllegemalrest. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1855. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. a clamifleatio• la the prise let. Some of the mangeld IRISIIii and swedes wen very finely grows. Vasieu other alterations in the anaagements this year will, we believe, be found hereafter to admire the exhibition in usefulness, and to pane it on a more permanent buds. This show has always been noted fcr the 'Redlines of its management, and certainly Mr. Wright, Mr. Lowe, and the other gentle men who are roost 'slimily espied I. it, never deserved more warm commendation than this year, for so far the show Is DUBLIN, Deo. 11. The nomination of candidata for the representa tion of the county of Meath, in the room of the late Mr. F. Lase, took place yesterday, in the Court house at Trim, with the anal excitement of an Irish contested election. Mr. Meredyth was ipaposed by Mr. 8. Winter, and seconded by Mr. P. J. Kearney ; and Mr. McEvoy, the popular and tenant-league can didate, wee proposed by the Rev. N. Power, prin cipal of the Roman Catholic Seminary, Navas, and seconded by a Mr. Murphy. Mr. Meredyth allowed himself to be catechised by one of the Roman catho lic priests, and in reply to the queotions put, said that what he meant by religious equality was, that be did not wish any church to Dave an ascendancy over an other, nor that any church should be supported by those who did not openly profess its doctrine, and that he thought Sharman Crawford's Tenant-right Bill one of the best and soundest that lied ban brought before parliament. The show of hands was declared to be in favour of Mr. McEvoy, and the poll was fixed to take pleas on Thursday and Friday next. The result of thesis...ism is still doubtful. The last scene of t he Kingstown Bible-burninjoz. was enacted yesterday in the Court-bones in Or street, when John Hamilton, a boy about 15 years of age, was put on his trial, charged with burning a Bible in the chapel yard at Kingstown on the 6th of November. The evidence was nearly the same as that produced on the trial of Father Petcheria. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Curran, and Judge Crompton having charged the jury, they, after an absence of about 20 minutes, found a verdict of "Not Guilty.* On the acquittal being announced the learned judge, addresaing the traverser, said— " John Hamilton, you an now discharged by the verdict of the jury. Tithe are sad do cwt meddle so with the protestant Bible any more.* The Freeman states that five of the jury were protestanta and seven Roman catholic.. At a meeting of the Dublin Corporation, yew terday The Lard Mayer geld that is ebedleees to the wishes of the council, expressed at the last sasetilig, be of SIP London', to be present at the reception of the ei Saw disk by the Corporation of the City of Laden. (Neer.) Be felt great pawnsinstating that the Lori Meyer of Dublin was very cheeringly received indeed. (Hoar, lcoar4 Re was roomed with eassiaeas sheers from' all parte of the beano ; indeed, he did net pempolve any differseee be tween the napkin wearied I. the Lord Mayor of Deb it,' sad dist of lay es the onlessedoes, with tM inception, perhaps, of the eniasseader of Freese. (Hear, hear.) Be thought theft siressetesse was highly e l i d es Re s to the Lord Mamba she cilium of London. (Rear.) a itomplite moues. TDelay ihe hall ha been crowded from the opening of the doom We are aalaferated of the number of persona who have been present. but it sweated to a great many thousands, and melded a large number of the Debility and gentry, not only of the district, but from all parte of the esantry. The fellowiag is the award of prises for cattle and sheep FAT CATTLE. Cum' L—HIREFORD OXEN OR STEERS. 11:11 peas. la Gold Mead salset Ox or Blair at say brad a ma in as aid Maw Malal to times it. Exhibitor : Mr. iltai Raab. Z. 11011Wiiii. Braden Mr. Maus 1 14 1 1 WWw Racy, lowalasisr , Harefordshirs. epee. 1. laitain sal Imam : Ms Right Hon. Lailesfl. Millinralt °"'" Ereer i —lriaroaD ann. KM Is y M., aid :Mar Mau to Dr.a.. Exhibitor: John Naylor, Nall, Wslagool, Moargoaterywitke. Randle : Warr Sl , SIMICC. NE' 11. : Mr. Edward Larguicee, Adlottos. war Warm Ouse 111.— HEREFORD COWS. Ilya aria, 101.. and Myer Medal as Breeder. Exhibitor and Busdar: Mr. Buns& Walter Umiak, Lathan &arts, nosy Ludlow. Seesad ditte, it. Eobibltoo and Enda : Mr. toasts Smith, taiglisay Wads. Warseurrehlre. Cuss IV.—HEREFORD HEIFER& PIM prise, la, Odd Medal as best Roth, or Cow of asy breed or sa//es h a r ths Eztibition, and bilver Medal as Breeds. Exhibitor and : Mr. Edward Prior, Court How. Panbridge, Dastard. Min Sausall ditto, U. Exhibitor sad Breeds.: Mr. Gawp Pitt. Chad. as Oast, Wu's, war teomtester. BOORT HORNS. Cuss V.—SHORT HORN Malt OR STEERS. Pint 101, sad Man Medal as Brads. Exhibitor and Brooder • Oelmd the Sm. 2. O. D. Parma; Penrbyn Cutls, Car. sarunthire. iseaall prim Si. Natikeit Mad Reader: Ole Royal Hob PAM Albert, Windage Oallit Q 11-411431C7L10RN MIRE nit Man 101., ail litra Modal to Breeder. Exhibitor: Mr. las Thili smii. Lip Palace, Mira. Breeder : Mr. Oda tom Cleat. 11= x Semi pd my : The Right Has. Lord Lalgii, Mass. high dairy. lirawkshealai. our Tn.—emir-nom COWS. PIM mdstolll., sal Oilvar Modal to Breeder. Wiling : Tha light Maw Miura Hilt, llawhituan Ihrapalys. Breeder : Thie We Su. Opals Pabsa, Appuleesimbs, Ms at alga. Maud plas. U. Wailer Mil Breeds: Mr. Edmund Rabat. Pavia% Woreosterahlra Curs 1/111.—MBOST.ZOIN HEIFERS. lirstiniso i ICI„ and law Moille Breeder. Exhibitor: The Mr.ise gagl Hower Gala WA Alkralces. r, D. Exitibitar awl Brawled t Ms Right Boa. Vanua ' Hill. ilawkatoes, faragoliin. D • EVON& _ . Quo I.I.7DEVON . OXEN OR FURS. THE CITY OP DUBLIN STIAM PAOKZT COMPANY AND TEI LivearooL &mow &MAN Sam CONPAST —WO WO happy to be able to state that all rblieresese hitherto ezistiss bemires these oompssies ken ►sea weep& to the fell eatiefaetioo el both. not prim 10k. sad anvie Model to Breeder. Itabltitee His loyal liliboole Prime Albert, Wlatltor Owls. Breeder: Bieber' Carper. llamas." Milts" Tetalos. Ineiereetehirs. essood ditto, IN. Ezhibitor : Hr. William amok Imam HA Nand*. Cur X.—DEVON STEERS. Pint prim, 101., - sad 6116 7- 14 iii reeder. Ralglitol sal &mist : Mr. Jobs C. Malm , Mallow% Booth Moho,. Dayouldrs. Racood ditto. W. Raklbitor t Lila Royal Melons Mose Abaft. Window CLAN. *Au XL—DIVON COWS. ---.—.— First pries. Mi., and Silver Medal es Breeder. Exhibitor and Breeder : Mr. Airship, Umbers, Vette Walwienhim listeed=ll4. Exhibitor : His Royal Hnihnees Prime Albert, Windsor exam XIL—DEVON HEIFERS. First prise, 104 sad Silver Medal to Breeder. Exhibitor : Hie lo* airbuses Mies Albert, Winder (Agile. breeder : Mr. Thaw Castle Farm, NANO-HORNS. Curs IM.—LONO.HORN cows oa HEIPERA. VIM prise 111., sod Silver Medal as Breeder. Exhibitor end Breeder : Sir. Sawed Barter,. Wrexhall, Warwickshire. Boxed ditto, 01. Exhibitor sod Breeder : Mr. Moses Forks Haney, Wyrisperove, Walsall, Staffordabtre. OTHER PURE BREEDS AND CROSS-BRED ANIMALS. CLAM lIV.—FAT OXEN OR STEERS. Tint peon sad Silver Medal as breselier. Exhibitor and Breeder. : Mr. William Wilms, Whitmore &rose, Oolsoltill, Warwicks. shire. &cowl ditto. ii. Exhibitor and &sax : Mr. Richard Hawker, Homo" Cherintota, War orickahhe CLAMS IV.—FAT COWS. First prim, 101., awl Mier Medal to Btorder. Exhibitor : William Theme Cox, 13pondee, Derbyshire. Breeder . Mr. John John- MO. Mal; Spoeke, Derbyshire. Sewed Otto, 11. WAWA : Mr. Richard Ileum, Brandon. Wordsomplonthire._ _ _ CLAN XVI.—FAT HEIFER& plat 101, sad Silver Redd u Breeders. Pahlleitors sad Breeder.: The Main Colliery Compton Mob; Adtby-de.M.Zoorde. Brood ditto, U. Exhibitor sad kegler : Ono the Duke al Berbrt, Bedialatee, Olownetershire. SCOTCH OR WELSH BREEDS. CLAN XVII.-BCO7OI Olt WILIAM OIRN OR STEERS. Pine priaq. lei. Exhibitor: Mr. William Heath, Ledhem Nave& Nord ditto, U. Exhibitor sod Breeder: Abrader Campbell. Bee, Molds Omar. Perthabire, N.B. Highly seemeseded, Exhibitor: Ralph Broyd, Bale Roll. Striordeleire. Cuss la.—OXEN OR MEER& Prise, blur Medal. Exhibitor PO. Jobe Closter, Oust Bow. Ws. wiz Market Barbonatelt. Cure IL—COWS Cht HEMEL Priam, Slur Medal, sad Sliver MUM as. Breeder. !Whittier sad breeder : Mr. William lletshm, Itedmenthulte, Deer Meesield, Notileghwebirs. SHEEP. CLAPS XIL-IJSICRBTEBB. Pee of three Pat Warn. sot ereeding twenty-two mouths old. firm pries . sad Wier bra r Breeder. Ralabitor mad Breeder :O. Priembe, Req., Osbert= Rail, Worksop. Broad ditto, Si. Rakibisor mid Bream Mr. Robert LOA Bred. ✓aw, BurirpomtheAlUl, Crekbals. Rutlandsatire. xm—ysicaereeis. Crean _ Pen of Ouse Pat Wettest", esseeihop iwe a nd.sty-two bet set euettlisi soft apebte,_l6l., Sher ti = r ileff the blot pen of Loseweelled lma ElSeer ISM se lefeeke. Ezttlbttat mad &eider: Mr. Ilmr. NW& P.m I Swat itts. IL Mew esti Breeder: The Most Noble the Ilernele of Exeter, E.G.. Baseltlep BOOKS etandeed. Ciao XXlll.—unto.woompat STER& 1311ELP. NOT BEING LEICE Pee of three Pet Wethety set eseeedleg Seentptere isestbe old. Finn prier, 10L. sad /Seer Neal es Ikeeeer. Eabilevw sad Breeds.. Mr. Wittiest same, Statise, seee Cireseester. Olesets, DINNER TO SIR O. RAPIER. Leet night a notaIISSIIII el ibi =pride', of 1 Sir C. Napier met at the to subtotals his return for the Wes* et .11 ; Mr. Vining la W chair. After the mead loyal teals, Sir C. NAZIS/ hi, in reply to his health, whisk was dunk with the pease enthedes, that the maser to which be had been resolved that eveniag as oely of • piece with the areurrien be bed met with when he Int ap peared berme the Meets, In** saw mom. He bad Sea retuned as their representing, to the parliament win* was samesened for the Mot of neat wrath. The govern sent which wee sow Is dim be bed to slahld *we, who not the ems which galled the last parliament together; and It was therefore stifled to a considerable degree of in dulgemes. After • poet deal of mating about, the Caws we at last obliged to ems to Lord Feistiest's for her Prime Minister, and he believed that be we oleo the choice of the country et bilge. (Hear, bear.) But Lord Palmerstea was obliged to use • great deal of tact and discretion In glottis the pretest inaistry together. It was eat for hies to say bow the g meat would last the mesa! parliwast, ow hew parliament spell be dis seed is meet the geseenteat; but his lateaties was to support Lord Palimestem. whilst be trapressel his dissatis faction at wheals* glees bodes be bosoms poise minister, mid showed up, OS SIMI es be sell, what preview edmieletratione had does (flew) The Saints bad told them that he did act believe Lord Nelson himself could have des tame then be (11l Charles Nspiw) had dose is the Baltic. Be Impel they would not teens all the *arms had said ea that point as gospel, bet ell he could es we that Imbed not se does act to sense himself of. (Ohms) He truly went into the Beide ea • voyage 2, d , for be assured theta all that when he west to the Gel of ISWd Ite did net know where to tun—whether Ito the right head ea le the left. Ho was without *arta and Ogee. end bad sea rebe were picked up about the streets, sad hardly Maio thek WOW head from their left. (Hear.) He we en egret of the Notterameat ; bet isteed at laving to deal whit Mee sea easiness, who would and Sera from bha the ilMealtise of the he was igaeaslelemly dlsheekamil net a et Ille Sad wee pot ile bin. (Meer. beer.) Oa the mateasy. Wald Teethed his Ia the most meadow IMIIIIM Bat .sea if be bed dose wren, that we me sena lith S FS eentemodi Siesta }Midvale is his . beer.) The who Seated his so di tQrar ewe sets he te heiz e te eabfeet helm pull. ,: s meat i e b a i lthea le Oaf maid pat the milk es the t hoes bear.) hat • sidle ter the dabs , mod be got it ea it weak! give him • owe beet. (Cheere sal Iseghter.) ibesetione of greet iport ease, the eesoseheswt el Mom end Mass et ISt sett, nest be Women est. (Hear, hear.) With regard to the war, he we pereasded the 'eerie of Nuked wield elm it on till they ended es beasseshie pure. (Hear, keel.) What Imes heasswahle pease k wee net Me Ma M ray, hot he thought that they suet drive the =wise sea of the Crises bolero the talked of ea liseweebie poem Meer. beer.) He as Airtight that Hods, rebid beeped them late the win shed* he made to pep the expose width it oraosiesed. Mew, beer.) Sods bed thirty sell el the Hee fully messed is the Bale. Wes time as draw to their shores Is the prealasity el ewe a fist t He he eleplaks that the b rae OHIO dust, NA do if the deed= emir &NM be viols ate el theseaddleae ilir, se es a phis esseetty se sear essetrise r end spa. to Swabs sae Dessert. (Hear, bear.) But w to dm esearity of the sties abroad. he sheet& est = to press for those administrative eel parikeneetsey whisk were a nest revelled to hese. (Hear, how) He thought the thee was see whoa the beat man should have pies, whether he was the Ha et a teller, a *kers Ater, or • duke. (Chess.) The ether tees of the seeing went, ,• The Hesse of Cesseas," to which Mr. A. Pellet; M.P., responded ; " The Ottomans," which we acknowledged by Mr. Pritchard, the High Hai( of Booths* ; "The Electors of Soetbwark." " Sir C. Nopier's Coalmines," " The Stewards and Vice•proddste," win* gin fis:7 beeosna STATUS TO JANIS WATT AT Yesterday Iltoreiag s meeting Veilld at the Tows-hall to originate s ashsaipties M 1110111 • lutes i statue to bans Watt, the Jammu a the steasbissgise. The saggastiss erigiasted with the Illesabistae Liseeety sad Phaieephlsal Society. The Mayer gseddad; sad there wane prune she Sir John Potter, sad Massa. Wells= Fairbeirm, C.E. ; Thaw Bailey ; Mese. Befierts, C.B • W. F. Batman, CH. • J. C. Dye" ; J. 0. Hater ; Olive; He ; W. Eatwike a Principal ease (Owes's Col lege) ; Entry Hooldeurth ; J. Peel ; A. lisle' ; W. C. Caleader, sad T. H. Neville. The status le to be a espy of that by Chute'', is Westminster Abbey. Ids to he placed I. the barge area Is frost of the Royal nsuary. in employ with tem of Wallingtos. Peel, and Deltas. Ti. fellewiss eeselsiliess woes adopted " ThaeonerAiseisg the immense Indus* of the disco revise elf Jame Watt es the propos el sosiety. sad the beseileial appliesess of *UM is this emasuity, a state, ought to be meshed Is this city la lousy of his mom' and services." " That this states assist of • bums out takes from that of Chaatrey is Westalsater Abbey. and that it be pieced os the pedestal I. frost of the Isamu', sozetepeediag with that of Deltas." " That the sue' seesseary for taming oat this object be raised by sabeselpdas, and that a eussittee of manage neat, with power to add to their number, be fouled, eon. skein ef the following gestlessen : the Presides' sad Cesare of the Literary and Philosophical Society, the Mayor, Use Lord Bishop of 111aardeater, Priacipal Scott, Messrs. T. Bosley, OHM Heyweed. sad Willis= Bstri t als, Aldermen' Sir Jolts Potter sad Ole Ilkaash NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Die.. 11.—AFTOINIMRK7IL—Linst• - wants J. A. Yearenea (1866), to the Thunder, 16, flostiog battery, at Sheerness ; K. Clark (1864), to the Trusty, 16, floating battery, at Sheersees • J. A. R. Daslop (1863), to the Sonspoos, 8, paddle whe el mama frigate of 467 horse power, at Portsmouth ; Ron. R. A. Copal (1862), of the Saispeow, to the Forth, 44, sinew mortar slily, at Devouport ; A. O. Wootton (1854), to the Cogged, ; R. J. Gresham (1864), to the Calcutta, 84, at Portsmouth; sad O. W. Carter (1866), to dm Forth. Masters R. M. Warren (1847), to the Forth; W. B. Edwards (1851), to the Thunder Carey (1864), to the Trusty ; and R. W. Roberb (1848), to the Yrotory, 101, lag skip, at Portsmouth. Surgeons J. MeBwisay (1863), to the Forth; Jr. Gann, (1845), to the Thunder ; J. Jefoott (1866), to the Trusty ; mad H. IL Spear (1866), to*, Victor. The Tbanderer end Trusty. 14-gun floating batte ries. have bees eommireirmett et Sheerness. The Queen of the Beath, war treneport, which hue just retuned from the Crimes, le to be immediately fitted up for the mammon of horses to the met of mar. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCRESTEIL—TVISDAT. TWO TEOUSAIID 0171116 t STALLS. to eget Tly-by-Slitat (t) Ito 1 Teaseled' (t) to 1 Poreelikez (I) T i; to i— Tolosolio (t) CHUM CUP. IMO to 19 opt 09900 w (t) 1009 to I Lots Mite(t) lON to I Taro irk (I) lost to 1 Pomba (t) 1000 tot T I M DUST. Via Dina (tf •to opt Fly-by-Nlobt It) 9 to Wentworth (t) to to 1011ootoo ft) 12 to Tallow Jock 17 to Comte 90 to 190999t9 9 91 19 It) 20 to Poirifordie (t) 1010 to SO low Plate 19 1900 to • Muni (t) BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLAND COUNTIES CATTLE AND POULTRY SEOW. -.-- TIMIDAT EVININO. This annual exhibition of cattle and poultry wee opened te. day to the sobseribers. The circumstance of the ftmithileld Show usurriag this year in the setae week, in. Amid some anxiety for the sumo of this, its provincial I viva—furs being estate/ma that the stock exhibited here ailed suffer both as to quatity sad quality. As respects the last, is particular, them aaxisties were groundless: the show has been established eight yeas, end mordiog to the estimate formed of It by competent judges, there has sewer been • doer display of cattle entered for competition. In all the classes the animals, without exceptios, are well fed without being ever fed, their pineal symmetry sad utility of forma being especially remarkable, the 'pistons of the judges beiag that there was not what may be considered • had animal In the yard. Is point of merit the Herefords had the undoubted preeesoinentie. The two gold medals were awarded to en Hereford on and as Hereford heifer, the former being obtained by Mr. Heath, Ladhana Hall, Norfolk, who also carried all the medal lest year. Agrirel turista generally pronumed the prise animal to be a my ressarkable specimen; bat the other Mein were also remarkably good, as were those also in the dame for heifers, steers, sad sews. Is all the slams there was meek mope tidos, more, perhaps, then ea say hemeromesioa here; far although the somber of entries wee sot is the segregate so greet es is former years, the diminutioa of animals La the Hell was not is great he proportion. Lest year disease *sued a cossiderable number of absentees; bat fortunately there was se suck drawback ea this occasion, sad with very few exceptions, all the neat stock entered wee to be found in the Hall. The dames for short ham, Welsh, Swots, and Deem, made a my emeiderable appeannee, especially the two latter breeds, Is respect of whisk some of the missals were mounted very flut.rate speediness, any deffeiency of number being fully compensated for by the &strata ehareeter of the stock shows. In the chase for Dames Dia Royal Highness Prises Albert obtala•d no lees than four prises, sod, with out mitering into a man ideate analysis of the rattle prigs 7111 WEATHER AND THE WHEAT REABON.—The list, we may state the general 'plaice that in that tappet scannas wide& have meshed us u d r ipla is i t t u bs f o u t t h e e cr i b , f a tly this show is a &sided Plum* on say of its predessosen, con i r e T t o w h L a re r: o rk :. g , ane in t not e only as to the g l ee:Lily and that it is wash ealenleted to height's the &um": sir ratislactory 11111011•7 is which the woo has been got into the this William. ground, but equally so as to the yrooistag way la which it The show of sheep and pip was very good. With respect has come out of the ground. Reports from every quarer to the forcer the dames et Southelowns end Illirepshiree s peak ad bresydenth.ogfuleasettnnlatihedoiwit nomfrus of the ... eel ""sediviidmiztlegellipartimert pne ud emia ll ; ;°f,iiiebisheises thentee, wen was t►st Fttupp."Bo7.l,a,..ladonipesoti:wwirowaruelealty., umnaetetreinngliye leftand sotounidmely better Lied this in ems* peuedig yam. sad saimpoded operatioa.—fferscx Advertiser. Tkme wee tb usual Immense display of Wa1,„,11L whisk Avant= Flu 114 TEI crry. This morning, ls a reet charsxterieek , cad eerW ° ly aaa meet shortly before one °Week, a An, Weeded with great law of attractive tenures el this ezhiboa The 1,800 w ere , broke emu ea the premises of Mr. Thomas Reed soared Maoist every variety of breed. There were 7r i i i g e lte l , mailer, Le.. Alderegate•street, when the entire peolary fanders presest teens all ports of klagdess, sad stemit, stowii.s. sad ethos property wore onerveva. At half pnit_t!ro 10 as , were at work, endeavouring to save the rent quatity of 'Medi wan mid. at the nu of Hr. Wright's batldiegs. which were • laud Were *this yeses slew, whisk Pl OOlllBB t• snr7•l dose sena is gem, teem gm immense these seseestiee hereafter, me ithe eshilides of imp*. Saps of Are gong The lees will f i ll on th e Phonic ems flicbg of resin, whisk fee the Am time We, howl end Gisbe Mew tot Booed ditto. 51. Waiter sad Breeder : Mrs. Bard Wert, Omen Hill rum. Bletskingten, Oxiordeldre. Cuss YIIV.—LONG-WLIOLLED SHEEP, NOT BEING LEICESTER& Pen of Wes Fat Withers, szoseding tweety-two but not deeding thkV47ll mouths old. First prize, 101., sad Meer Medal as Breeds& Exhibitor and Breeder: Mr. Robert 1141 W. Manans.d.the.Mank. Cuss EXT.—SOUTH AND OTHER DOWN SHEEP. Pen el Wee Pat Weed's, sot szesedlog tweete.two montles old. First prime. 101., Silver Medal for the beet pen of Short-woolled Sheep. and Steer Medal as Bites!. Exhibitor sod Breeder : Th e littea. Lard Wahloghsea, Meeks McCord. Noe wk. ditto, 51. Exhibitor and Breeder: The Right lloa. lard Rebinds's, Merton Hs& Tidier& Norfolk. Cuss at AND OTHER DOWN SHEEP. Po of p a t matosea r secesding termay.two ox liot exaseding ty4cor smooths okt. First piss, 101., aod &leer Medal as Deeds,. Exhibitor and Breeder : The Bight B at . Lad Wakingbam, Merton Hall. Medford. Norfolk. Sawed ditto, Si. Exhibitor ad Breeder The Right Non. Lord Walemition. Karam Hdl Thadord, Norfolk. Ceres EIVIL-811 RONNIE'S AND OTHER BLACK OR OBEY. PACED BHORT.WOuLLED hHEEP. Pen of thine TM Weide. tot 'deed rep twenty-two mouths old. First pelts, 101. and Wove Medal es Breeder. Exhibitor sad Breeder: Mr. J.B. Omen. Marlow, Herefordshire. amend ditto, K. Exhibitor and Breeder : Mr. Henry Balkh, jun.. &saes Molded, ithiSsoll. Ad a tweetT•ese moll& Cues XXVllL—stiallesame AND OTHER BLACK OR ORM [Atli) saoRT-wooLLeu EPP. Pen of three Fat Net esemiding twenf,-two, hut sot seceding thirty-fuer months old. Past prise, 1111 , and the Medd Ari a :reeder. Exhibitor and Breeder : Right Hon. the Hari of ord, Paekingtos, Wm. wadable& Second ditto, AL sad Bidder : Mr. William Kaska. ' Norton Calm, Waled. Cuss XICL—CROSIXBRED SHEEP. I Pen of three Pet Weeitam, set estradlug twiny-two months old. Plletprites. s eer Mead be the beet pen of Crowded Sheep, sad Stem Medd as illeimilme Inkih.o t sod Breeder Mr. Adam L Cards Kam Weiksesa. Neethempteleehire. amoied AL Exhibitor ma wades ; Mr. Aden Carrie Keep. Wollada. Karam , piddle& r. 7pw iree:•••10i //`l' ".l'api. G3•O 41.-2. THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY EXPOSURE. Tril MINNOW 171.1701.—MILANCHOLT COINCI- ; amres.—lt may be ia the mesileedes of unsay of Ger readers, %bat Om wife of Dr. Bleekerell, of Cresbnek,, Ent. died is Lb* present year, • few mambo after making • Ghia fee owe of tea Dummy Mabee tbst were promoted is July lost by W. IL Alarwertb, E.q. Tbere seer t^ be , • Mato etteadief the dein, se the eoweeary to Me ear imbue bag • ormsoosteetiee beer • Merromt, who ir • melt regeerkM iadividoal, reeklime M Geresorieb, Kest. es 4 lobe. lied bus vassal to Ms w e sad OM bed festli* the mesh- withei-Ime Melt has Mr. Massie* Is 1111 a. posited Is see* dwiike biased( to=froeitar =C o t ealti oaf es ems liters It se hews Oreteselth, Doe. 7. I,llllL—lket 1 my peletal ado le Wass es ot the &mem et fey helm elle ; the elan ell be epee to whom Hew Ins Me the Wrest Mews tee leas seems Kb* Ito • liessellst sew erre is pewee. Wel, osa aleeteldee. Ilea dolma mend Wisest July, Douse+ week here lea • Ail es. mob bed she for your poem eteetesse miles • se beim I se, a% I'. Ms" We proceed with our analysis of the evidence printed by the Committee of Investigation. The farther evidence of Mr. Brace (a director), on the 25th of September, refers to the removal, through the representations of Mr. Waddington, of the own pears banking account from Messrs. Dennison, Haywood, and Co., to the Union Bank. Mr. Wad dityboa charged with having on several onellialli tad the terms offered by the Union Bank. )Kr. ace that the Board, in their financial ope rations, noted under the impression that the Bank allowed tee terms stated by Mr. Waddington. They have frequently taken from the bank large sass, in ens instaaos 100,00 W., some weeks before they re quired the mosey, under the imprention that they would only lose * per cent. per annum by so doing, VISA they actually lost 2 b per cent. pm allinien, as they afterwards dissevered. Who. the isms committee learnt *het the Isaggei Wine is reality so different, Mr. PaMesee; thel deputy shelesms of the committee, partiesisely charge of the manors! =sr extreme surprise, and iss=led " a the (Mr. Waddington) on what meads he bed led the Board to understand that a different arm . meet had been made with the bank. The Cliainems stated that the bank had met a letter to that Abet, hat this letter weld not be foetid. The Bask wee OW applied IN and, as already hums totally different from those repr liii hy . g. Waddington. Mr. Brave sesstiene gee oce p tc One, in replying to a sisaavbeider at the ellestisg, who Assisi to the large balance kept at .the bask, Mr. Waseca alisesed him by stating that the eampany were allowed interest at the rate ofd mea m tless than*, Witham rate of the bank On the filth of September Mr. Waddy, book-keeper to the company, reported that he had examined the stores ledger, as requested by the Committee. He found it in a state of the greatest confusion ." This is the book by which the amount of the stores on hand at the en of each half-year should be ascertained, but this it has been impossible to do, from the uo finished state of the books. In almost every instance **totals of the various articles in the stock ledger byre not been cast up and balanced. Mr. Waddy Ned not find that a proper balance had bees street hem July, 1861, to June, 1865, yet the amount set dews as the balance of stores os hand at the end of each of the intervening half-years cannot be correct without such comparison. Mr. Waddy declares that no reliesce can be placed upon the truthfulness of these balance sheets, which were presented to the sherebolders, as regards that portion relating to the stores. Respeothig the mods is which the company obtains the amount for "old alms" sold, Mr. Waddy explains that they are taken credit foe by the stores t is their balance dime at the end of each department In the years 181111 and 1864, the "old store' produced 8,8891. The amounts of the sales of I thess skesswere not laid berme the shareholders at all. Mr. Gieskiedepattesest, it afpars, has been credited I with *moment arising teem the sale of that portion of the e y doss esergehiaglisses, timber, and tree tat all esellb oissmiAlog to mere than two-thirds of the WINK assidessa as regards the number of the visits of MOWN,. Quitter, Ball, sad Co., the professional ana -1 lees, Mr. Waddy says they attend only at the end At sash bell-year, w the balammeheets are sub• omitted by the directors to the auditors, unless they aee spWally summoned in the course of the half year by the auditors. Last balf-year Messrs. Quitter and Co. attended once, and at the balance. The sum paid to this firm is 200 seas ayear. Their agree ment comprises the ved se atioa of the accounts and the superintendence of the half-yearly statement. Mr. Waddy's eisalteetiset eseidades as follows : Q. Is what way we assegais wailed —A. They sell for my heels, eiM 1f they bare say dealt sheet say hems they Ire isle Ms mem* Q. Is It UMW to the /—At. Tee. Q. If their day had been mere 'acing* lr wield set the mon we have detailed bass me IL It they bed lavestigated the sesewate the Way whisk the esweelMes are sew deism they guild. Mr. Owes, the seseetezy, was mixt examist i zad e. tree*teleled the abeemstanose under widish W~oe, Awksoes. Paterson. and Lei} A • Paget, as remands, the Eastern Counties bard allotted to themeless 1,091 Tilbury extension share; (with the essandes of 50 given to the secretary). The market vales el these shares at the time was about 21.5 e. per aloe pentium. Mr. Owen is "not aware" that there her nontleeme made any communisation to l the general beard that they had received these shares se ssesebere of the committee representing the Easton timed= board. The amount of Eastern Corinth* doe which was held by these gentlemen at that time was an fellows :—D. Waddington, 25 shares Lad A. Paget, 100 ; B. Aadersoo, 100; R. Paterson, emie. Oa the 27th of September, Mr. F. Ransoms, coal merchant, of Ipswich, appeared before the Com mitts, to complain of the rates charged for the car ds. of coal, and of the unfair preference given to the Naha and Eastern Counties Coal Company (is which Mr. Gooch was a partner). Mr. Ramose asses then in oonseqesese. the seal importations for the fleas six months of 1855, as shown is the Ipswich de* Weise, exhibit a deficiency of 21,737 toes, or oboe 419 pee eat,. eampared with the corresponding peeled of 11153, Mt. li.ueme also rotative@ that May of the seallemesealem es the line acted as snots for the esal wasystre, mileiting orders, taking sem and receiving eoussississe thereupon. At this period, the Committee, having learnt that the "Distant Unioo Company are still sudeavnring Si let Ile line from 'peened% to Woodbridge, *o sent the ildirwhig resolution to the board of directors : u s e—chat the beard et Mimeses et the leetare Colonise Itatierey be stresily reetenmembed see es amealee Si say way the lassies el the lisle tom Ipsrese es Wes. nEcall that this sesimmey de net at meow laser any is mesa of et eel eine ma y ,dgy. On the 28th =her the goods i ntansger was with mim bee eos to the upon Lowestoft , Harbser. Hr thinks that Tanen& would afford all the asennenededes necesiery tokeep the fish trate hitherto corded cm via Lowestoft, in the hands of the Imam Counties Railway Company. The cattle imported at Lowesto ft in the last six months of 1864 realised in carriage 2,6721. If charged at the ordinary rates of carriage, as charged by the railway company to the Norfolk rushes, this sees would have Wu raised to 6.9561. Is answer Si do Committee'squeetioes Mr. Moseley states that seek and poke are brought from Peterborough to Stratford and other places ea the lies for the use of the loco motive department of the company and other pur poses, bat that so charge has hitherto been made for this carriage, although the sum in the course of the last twelve months would amount to several thoesaad pounds. The evidence proceeds thus: Q. It the varies* el tide seal sad ate had lees &tried weeld it set have inersesed the ezmese in the lesseetive tt—A. Tea. Indolleilr. Q. Le there est a eseditsalls seesal detetieratien is the Wee et the omens wed ter them rupees —A. Tee. Q. Is theft say Owls made to the imensetive Awar► meet he this No; widow far mileage ran me fee isteiter.tion. At the company's workshops at Stratford some very complete insehinery km lately bun introdeoed, diminishing the necessity of manual labour, and thereby reducing the working expenses of the , lees motive (Mr. Gooch's) department. Mr. Marley next handed in a long list of station-masters who sot se agents to t h e Norfolk sad Easters Coastise Coal Company, and MOAVO sousuissione. Ms. Mosley opals .asset bet think that ethos servants st the sonspeay ere interested in the side of this s ties od, sod thereto. assn tbsoselvse of opportuni to give, sesistasse when required. The number of the or pots Ingres last to ths Norfolk end Easton A— some Tiniolslam ERDOE'd OVER-COATS, Capes, sad Ladies' Itio a ge= mi rroFistery priniples, SO Partainbir B Ma. Ow of the broad smite la Looks. awl th040511 1 1 4 Z =lglin . w bl.lllO may. illip N. - Now le44trest, mil illiaillmilier - sr. ISITABLISHED 1537. OITY PRICES is REOENT-STREET.—Mr. WOTAN:VIA LIFE ASSURANCE 002SPANY, • •• 1 1 1,7, 1 b rjr"" i l is t,r' (" b a s " Mrs " i ". l 7 th ni r e gopolorot by apecial Oat of Iltelismast ra'o mato maid to amalay, sad at tio sass prim, at Me Maw fats. Ili bun t, No. 111, Borpaaatztot, as at bla Clty Zara, 4, Lana. UITAICCIA 'wry AL LITZ AINIOCIATION, baS4Orsot, Imam --• %... Mr. I Ca1....a Shwa] I ...ma Pad!