The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-29 00:00:00

Waal to Dia hirothor•iu-kur :—"27th July. 1A65.—T0 Dv. Dula Taylor, Hulton-hall, Poorith. Cumbsrlasd.—Farr moll, brother. I die is twenty hours from this. (Romeo* v. 34 to 39.) limy Joao, darlisg, mother sod you I mill um" so you said the lest times you spoke to was is bapcior otromotaroso. Blow _zoo sod _yours. Pro/ for the dpos psaitoot.—EDWAßD WILLIAM PELITCHAID. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. GOODWOOD BACKS.-FRIDAY. It may fairly be maid the moat ezteesivaly patronised Goodwood ntretim mar held was brought to • otholosicia to-day. The weather was mageikeotly ins and hot, sad the oomparly large, althorigh, as • matter of mares, not nearly so numerous as oa the Stakes or Cup day. The main, which will be found amply detailed below ' calla for no introductory remarks. sere and exempt that Redenive, who so sorely disappointed his carom in the Goodwood Stakes, brought him back • goodly moiety of ha looms thereon. The mtlarey traffic: daring the week was enormous, and eoasklaring the multitudes, embracing all grades and emeditioas, who pat:oohed the iron route, the wonder In that we have not to mooed • series of irregularities beyond the common mistakes of mooed sad third class passengers coolly ensoouoing themselves in sloth-cushioned carriages. Sobjoioed are full detail of the day's sport: Tag HADDAD Srtrxs of 50 sows. each, for 3/r-old fillies, Bsil 7ib each ; the sewed to gave his Make. One mile. 11l suns.) Mr. B. W. Cameron's Peeress, by Newmlnster—Maln beam, IMS 71k (B. °donna.) 1 Mr. Bowes' ILlminska, Bet 71b (J. Adams) Duke of gt. Albans' Trapeze, gat 71b (Cannon) TM following also rut :—Tlitta, TM Primmer of Wales, May Queen, Arsamzia. Volatile, and hunch. Betties : 11 to 8 apt Ammar* 100 to 15 apt Princess of Wales, 8 to 1 apt Klmineks, 10 bo 1 mob agst Msy Queer sad Trap's*, and 100 to 8 apt Peeress. Volatile made play, Tibia and The humus of Wales lying up, Nevem in their wake, till roanding the band into the straight, where Arm:mit joined the leaders, but giving way within the distanos, the three placed drew away to together, and Peeress maintaining her advantage to the end, woo nearly by • length. Trapeze was only Wales • head from Klarinaka, Amooaria, May Queen, and Bunch, molly lengths In the rear, 'Misled in the cedar named, Volatile being last. A HANDICAP Eiwzarscursis of 10 ems. moli, sft, with 100 added for 3-yr aids and upwards ; winners extra. T. Y.C. (10 subs.) lard imuntord's Thalmalos, by nookwall—Deanty, 3 ps, 7st (Carroll) 1 Mr. BodrYs Wad Apes, bma 7a4 sib .... (J. Orlashaw) 2 Mr. B. fbellnssods ford Douglas, 4 yrs. Bat (Dasoon) 3 The toUrrlnn too rem :—Oem of the Bs& Cade.., The Monk, letTlestioW. and Lady os . Williston Betting : 4 to 1 apt Lady Williams. 9to 2 apt Thiamine, 5 to 1 apt Reindeer, Bto 1 apt Wild Arum, 9 to 1 apt Zambesi, 10 to 1 each apt Gras of the Sea, Cadeau. end Lord Douglas, sad 100 to I mob apt lodigention sod The Hook. After a oonsiderable delay at the post, the Bag fell to a good Amt. Tbalaesius. sett the rails, immediately showed slightly in frost, the others following in compact order, beaded by Zambesi and Lord Douglas, Wild dines well up in the ante . Half way up Thalassius took elver lead, which he held to the end, and won rosily by two lengths ; a head ooly divided the second and third, sod the same diatoms!. the third sad fourth. ladigestioes was fifth, Lady Williams sixth, Reindeer and Gem of the Sea next The Mask and Cadman polled up last. Ton NOILSZST STAKE! (Handicap) of 15 soya. each, 5 ft, with 100 added; for 2-vrolds ; certain wieners after the pabboation at the weights extra. Last mile. (54 subs.) lord Uxbridge'. Life Guardsman, by Litebeet—Troth, (tkffal) 1 Mr. J. Graham's Nutrition. Tat bib (II. Urimabawi Mr. Pardoge Othello, Set 13th (Losses) $ The following also ran :—The Sharper, Ambition, Black Gladiator, Vecieeton, Jezebel, Brimstone, Sister to ArebarTZ l 2 Pea, Venturer, Venture, Loaf Sugar, Hasletiosa, Mazurka, Blackthorn, and Monitmas. Betting : 100 to 30 apt Gladiator. sto 1 apt Othello, 7 to 1 apt Ibizorkia, 10 to 1 each apt Jezebel sad Haeledeso, 100 to 8 each apt Venture, Life Guardstnah, and Sister to Amber, 20 to I each eget Ambition, Emission, sod Moab trews, and 25 to 1 apt Nutrition. At the third attempt the lot were despatched in straggling order, Black Prince, Gold Pea, and Venturer being left a long way in the mar, the foremost lot as the descended the hill being Guardsman, Nutritioo, end H , in the rear of whom, heeding the others who thus early presented a long Mil, were Mazurka, Gladiator, and Othello. Hann the dietanoe, Hsaledsan and Gladiator disappeared from the front, and at the oomrommeineot of the lawn Ambition sod Othello drew up to Life Guardsman, and the three move on to the lower end of the stand, when Mazurka came with a rush and joined Othello, but anther was able to reach the two leaders, who finished a good race, and Life Guardsman maintaining his lead to the end, won by half • leeph ; four lengths off from Mr. Graham's colt Othello floisbed thud, only a head separating him from Mazurka; Hasledeen end Sister to Amber 6oished neat ride by side, Beellataa was Blackthorn arid Sharper next ; the others, struggling in, were brought up by Venturer. Tell IiAIICTI 911.[Z8 of 5 SOTS. each, with 50 added for 2 -7 r-olds, 7st 71b. sod 3-yr.olds la st; Miles allowed 31trs ; the winner to be sold for 300 .on. if demanded. Half-a• mile. 1 33 =bait m . o. M. Morries by Weetherbit —Spot, II yre, Bat (Parr)) Mr. Hartley's Alberta. 2 Tes. Brt Illb 'Orinishaw) Mr. h. brayley's Blackbird,7 yrs, 11 t Illb The following also ran: Vision. Amnion, Valentine, Knight of the Whistle. Dkeetent. nelsoPhTe. Pllsoolsk Prlty. Batting : Sto 1 apt Vision. 4 to I;pt iiralesase, 100 to 15 each eget Alberta end Blackbird, 8 to 1 eget Papoose, sad 100 to 8 apt Shrapnel. The latter was first off, followed by Diadem, Alberta, Bishopton, Knight of the Whistle, and Blackbird in close order, Vieioe at the head of the others. They ran thus to within the distance, where Biebopton dropped heck, and half any up Alberta made her effort, bat failed to reach Mr. Morris's horse, who won cleverly by a neck ; Black Mid beaten a length from the mond ; Violas end Papoose aloes up were seat, the last being Bialsoptos. Tax dIinaTIZTIELD CUP (Handicap). value 300 soya., by subseriptioa of 15 Dom each; the surplus to be paid to the winuer is sped*; for 3•yr-olds sod upwards; limbers extra. One mile and a quarter. (83 subs.) lir. Z. Brayley's ledisks. 11 yrs. Id (Mammy) 1 Mr. Hoch Smith's Jobs DIAL 4 yys, ht 101 b (Creak) 2 Mr. Craven's Provider. yrs. es! (Tribeh it S , _ ce The (*downs shover; :—:Toinato, Gratitude, Claremont, Planlbis, Lucky 81ar, Park, Peon, Moeako, Ilistorian, UM bold. hadv,m, Jack o Lantern, Molly Carew, c by Stockwell Sortie, Salter, Black Draught, Perfumer, Gana Laths, Moldarfa, Scarborough, Cattle Dill, Vixen, Claxton, Itarbarona, Aurlettla, Pilgrim, and Arkanan. Bating: 3 to 1 apt Historian, 7 to 1 apt Redmins, 10 to 1 test Clsx too, 19 to 1 melt apt Penn, Black Draught, and the Sortie colt, 100 to 6 apt PrOVilef 25 to 1 each apt Bantam and Jaek o Lantern. and 30 to 1 each apt Lucky Star, Vixen. and Go' MIS Latin. Two failures preceded the start, but at the third attempt the lot were despatched in good order. TM drat to show in trout was Lacey Star, who, with Pilgrim at his girths, bold a alight lead. The other 2A in • body ciame streaming Norms the brow of the bill in such elope order that it would be impossible to as sign their relative poultices, but half way down the bill Perfumer went to the front, and with Lucky Star, Pilgrim, Vixen, John Davis, Zambezi, Red mire, Provisos Peon, and Historian comprised the vanguard as they neared the distance, when Captain Michell's horse and Pilgrim gave way, wherupon Radmir , in the metre of the course, took up the running, and, drawing clear half-way up, won cleverly by a length and a half ; Pr.:Meer was third, a heed from John Davis ; Palmer, close up, was fourth • Peon fifth ; Historian sixth ; and Pilgrim followed at the head of the ruck. Clare mont, the absolute last, was polled up, sod did not eras the poet. TIM Dual OW RICHMOND% PLAT' (fisoclicap) ni 100 soya., for 3-yr-olds and npwarda ; entrance 2 son. New mile. Mr. Payne s Itradamaate, by Voitigenr—Doralice, 4 yra, Tht 71b (Clement) 1 Col. Bailees Master Richard. 4 yrs, eat 1 211, (Fordlusm) Mr. Rod,pnan's Musketeer, S yrs, fat 1011 (car. Sat 1 It, Mouthed) 3 The following else ran :—Ouardsman, Idle Ohl, Kthelmal, Boardman, and dalpinctae. Bettis,; : 2 to 1 apt Bradansante, 3 to 1 apt Master Richard, and 6 to 1 apt Ethelred. The favourite, with Master Richard in elan atteedance, made play, with Mus keteer at their heels, to the distance, where the latter dropped away, and Master Richard, failieg to reach Beads men, the latter won cleverly by • length , Musketeer a bad third, Swordsman next, Guardsman beading the re mainder, sad Ethelred last. TOR Ql7llllllll PLATE of 100 guineas, for 3-yr-okla and upwards; weight for age. Ahoat 3 miles 3 furlongs. Baron Rothschild's Breeze, by Lag Tom—Mestmore Lass 4 yrs, 9st 71b (Wells) 1 Mr. E. Braider& Tonne, 3 yrs. 7st alb ( Canna) 2 Mr. IL Atherlegtoses Black Flamm), 4 yrs, est 711 (Rice) 0 Betting : 100 to 6 on Breers who headed Black Playmen after going a mile, and carried os the tunnies ball • dosen lengths in front of Trapeze until entering the straight, where the three-year-old drew op to the favounte, and elating with her at the half distance ran • elms and aerate race hzme, which ended in favour of Breese (who ran the longest) by a short bead. Black Playtime was pulled up before going half the coarse, and did not pass the post. A SWIXIM7ARIZ of 10 sows. sash, 5 ft, for all ages ; weight for age ; the winner to be sold for via ; if entered to be sold for 300/. to carry 7lb tsars. T. Y.C. (10 sobs.) Colonel Betlllte Ousters, by Marayas—Pahns, 3 yrs, eat (1601.) (Cannel 1 Mr. It. Ten Broach's Idler, yrs. PM 81b (1601 ) (Fortnum 2 Mr. Mary's Cris* a yrs, est lib (We 7lb extra) (Mel (A. ?Awards) The following also ran:—Reindeer, The Merry Knight, and &Wag : 7 to 4 apt Idler, sto 2 apt Lecturer. 4to 1 *Pt Cm*, sad 5 to 1 apt Gemara, who wog after a good race by a lasgth ; a head botanist the wood aad third. The wlaaer war not sold. CRICKET. I ZINGARI V. SOOTY WU= CUM—This match was resumed for at Lord's Ground, end tin remit was a vudory for South Wales by 104 rues, on which side Yr. W. O. Orate °attributed 86. SCRUM V. MIDDIES:SRL—At the Surrey COOOty °rowed, Heiseirosal. YossissdaY. this meta Ins 71 . warned. When y owed foe the, day the followiac; was the state of the swan :—Ailtddlesee. Ent naiads. 131: THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY seoutid tatting% 276. Sonny. fink Isaias., 116; wooed inning., 78. The match will bo oontinued this day. Orem Salvias Okos. —la its approaching visit to Dymond:3re cad Cornwall this club will bs represented ha the follewiag members s—vta., Has. Edward Thinner, w. H . B a seball. Mr. G. B. Bestlasau. Mr. C. B. Griffith. Mr. 0. Hawke'. Mr. J. Kirkpaerlab, Bp. Malkin, Mr. It. Norton, Mr. I. T. Oliver, Mr. 0. Gay Pym, Mr. G. I. Read, sad Mr. 0. Spawn Smith. Thew first match will be at Plymouth our Friday and Saturday, the 4th and Sib of Augur& After that San will play at Booottooe en the 7th sad Bth. at Titignbeidge on tbs 9th and 10th, at Exeter a the 11th and 12th, sad at Torquay on the 14th and 15th. Another Elena of this club ham setospted as invitatioa to play against the Freud% club at Paris a the 28th and 29th of Anton. TIM EMOTION OF DR. PREFOHARD. Who led eeseig d.t ills we frees Olauzow emesuipertelea --NM amassment of the unfortuesti man en Wtheiday was south the seam ea as preceding days. He spot the most of he. time is reedier religious books, more especially the Mae which was sa elmeat constant companies. He rend to Nit is the velar. and slept soundly till shortly hole throe o'alsok ea Thursday sern t sg, when he was aroused se order that in the quietude of early more he might to warned without attnistieg publie Melee from his plea aid uninviting quarters in the North p i ece to the still more secluded and iodated tell in the Zs;Routh Primo, set apart for parsons is his posies. deemed, he in he medians to depart, sad peperdiegly he was shown out from the enamelled toll sad through the amide to the court•yerd, where the revetsor's °dna onveyseco (a neat elegant gab) was io • wmiYg. The lien +men of Dr. Pritchard at this time was ist and subdued in theme's*, sad hie behaviour evinced Rise coolness sad firmer, which those who bed = mi ag Ti of frequest 1001= to him were soli quite pre , pared to aspen la tun, he shook hens with all present who had is thy way administered to his nosesities or his seaffert, sod expressed himself as much indebted to them fer their attention sod krodoese doriog the period be bad been is restudy. Whets takiog a farewell grasp of the bends igf his attendants at this time, we am informed that his band was as tool sad as fres frim tremour as soy of theirs, and that while seytbieg like a display of bravado was dis tinctly shiest, thee was, at the same time, a calmness and lease of deniethour somewhat astosiddsg. To Mr. Deno, the prison chephio, be teemed to have become very math attached. That geotleman was moat setectin and eiduthe in his minetnitioes to the unhappy eve. His servioes were evidently much appreciated, and re. suited, !mealy speaking, is math comfort sad benefit to the Tenpin.. Before Irving Dr. Pritchard made an sanest request that Mr. Doran might visit him in the South Priam as much as possible dEr o is i r the few abort bons be had to live; and as • that the enhortatioos of the rev. geutlemen bed not n void of re. - milt, sod also, we presume, as a mamma° of the many soles ioternews they bad bad together, Dr. Pritchard left to kis spiritual adviser cossetted with the prima a meth . et scripture texts or quotatioos seedy write es dips of paper, from which he bad derived, is the course of his famtheratiou, especial enotort. These thanks sad mes sages having beim delivered, the characteristic polite • sees of the men was again seined. Ere he stopped into this vehicle, be tamed round and made • formal bow to the few pesos, pretest, after which be took his seat in the cab. He was accompanied by Governor Stirling, Mr. Armour, sad two eistants. Is consequenee of the early hour at which the removal took place, there were few the street, sad these had not the most remote Teeple in the cheerier of the principal occupant of the vehicle. From the moment of starting to that of enival at the South Prima, Dr. Pritchard did sot my • word to any of his attendants. He was takes into the prisoo by the beak entree" passing down the narrow corridors into the iron•gmtea dungeon, shut out from the light et day till be shoaW emerge for the last time, to die before sesembed thou. made He was manacled when °awned lato the aell, and till treed from the Wes spike bat little. He became mote talka tive after ratting • little. mid repeatedly addressed those around him. 'weaning in pious tare his resignetioa to hi fate, and entrition for his rime Passing his bands through the iron grating which sewed him from the diet he clapped Warder Armour ea the shoulder and lisped " that he trusted I. Christ, and is the arose of Jeans." He t iwslf. he said, had the most pet feet faith is Jesus, and, through the strength thus given him, was pre pared to die is hope. He bad bees writing, he added, to bis dear little Fthey. While be spoke of his children team passed over his eyes, sad he Geed the ociovereatioo overpowered by grief. About 3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon he was visited by the Rev, Mr. Oldham and the Rev. Mr. Reid. The interview kited about twenty minutes, during the whole of which the convict was to. navigably composed. He was engaged fa letter writing newly all the day, and oo Thursday sight, after ekes sapper, retired to rest about 10 o'clock. A more amorous and orderly crowd over met on such as ! eisaision than those of the early more*. The occasion seemed to be " improved" by several earnest preschers. About half-put 5 one mounted as • table at the out- skirts of Use crowd, and drew all eyes not only by the sauberent skiregth of his lungs, but by a ghostly. looking theme or cloth raised beside him, on which was painted in white letters on a black remind, " Prepare to meet thy Gad," "The coming of the Lord drawn le nigh," " Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt . Is sated; end one steely 111411 apropos meetetion, "With- ' out shedding of blood there ie so releases of aim" After this wen addressed the crowd • short time, his plan was takes by the Rev. Mr. Howie, and he in his tura gave place to another gentleman. A hymn was subsequently , sing, in which, rising above the peemilieg bum the . pathetic treble of female voices could be beard jetties ie.: Prayer and exhortation followed, is the coarse of which, if the mein paid little attention, they preserved • decorate allethe. The dispositin of the crowd was ',tinily peaceable. but math of the regularity and order kept was due to the excellent police arrangements, wanly the whole of the lone sander the direction of Captain Smart end Mr. M'Call, keeping guard around the band. math So the throng amend till shortly before eight o'clock, swelling inimenely is extent after seven o'clock, end keg much et the quiet that prevailed at first. Teeth& upon thoussads streamed is from all quarters. The aquae was covered by • deem moss, which surged to wet fro is as sweeping wave of motion, is which ithividaals must have bees powerless. Away up Saltmarket, aad aloe; Greesdyksotreet, the them became more and more dense. The preacher, had dis appeared, the crowd being intolerant of the room they occupied. Shoats. tumultuous murmurs, the shrieks of women jammed amid the crush, ad insurnerside Martin late cries arose, Not fewer, it is calculated, thee 100,000 people were present by eight o'clock. So the hubbub grew more and more till about five minutes past eight *bee, touched by some quick.spreading intimation that told them the fellow creators whom death they had come to witless was about to face them, they become hushed almost instan taneosly into complete Eileen. The shoat of "Off bate" was raised, all heeds were uncovered, and • sea of white h 0•11 gleamed upward toward the scaffold, oa which presently appeared the mail feature of the spectacle. Notwithstanding the very serious position is which he was pined, the eosvict slept sousdly, sot awakeoing till hell-past fin, when be was supplied with some oeffee at his own met. Having dressed is the some mourn ing clothes ut which be was attired vibes arrested after raturniag from the funeral of his wife, he engaged in prayer, in thick he costiosed almost iocessantly, exempt when occupied in reading relisious books. He seemed in spirits to be more sprightly them on any morning since his conviction. The Rev. Mr. Doran joined him shortly after he rose from bed, ad continued with him until be was joined by the Rine Dr. Norma° M'Leod sad the Rev. Mr. Oldham. At twisty minutes to eight o'clock, two letters, se if just reeved through the Post-office, were brought is, and they were taken by Mr. Brown, the keeper of the prises, apparently to the coodemned cell, as he proceeded through the trapdoor. At eight o'clock precisely Bailie Brown took his seat as the booth occupied by the judge at trials, and was fol lowed by Bellies Oilkison, Beeline, Wilma, Taylor, Mirrless, sad Salmon ; and also by Mr. Tune, town clerk, sad Mr. West Wotan, shambeeleie. All was sow intense anxiety, a soles sidles prevailing through every pert of the Coo:theses. This was at last broken by Gnome Stirling coming through the trip-door at six naivetes past 8 o'clock. He was followed by the Rev. Mr. Old :men, Dr. Macleod, the Rev Mr. Dorm, the prison chap bile by Pritchard himself, and by Calcasta Before • they appeared is court their approach was bard by . seamy of those peen by the reading of the burial serves, the last part of which finished fast me Mr. Stirling had taken hie plate ea the floor of the evert Meanie of the onvict were pinioned with leathers seeps in frost. He walked with a steady step, keeps. his bead somewhat nett, and took his plane on the area of the court-bane treating the table at which the consul, when conducting criminal cans, sit, so as to stead face to • taco with the needing Mille. After a painful pause of • few momenta Bailie Brows addressed the convict, but is tons so Inaudible that it could sot be beard by him or by • the greet body of those present. Mr. Steller, oe seeing this, considerately stepped up to him, and whispered to blei that it was it he bad waythier to sty, to which Pritchard, is • voice of great sweetness, and ia which there was rot • tremor, answered ie low tosee—" I acknowledge the Miof my sentemee." A few brief wards thee peed saes hies and his spiritual advisers which be engaged in Wait prayer for • moment or two. The salaam prommion to the gibbet was then formed, beaded by the aerial and the executions,, the rear being brought up by the magistrate. and some members et the pole foe. Pritchard continued to walk with the sense unfaltering step he bad at ern exhibited, hi gait bear, if anything, more erect. Slowly, with steady step, he walk d right up to the foe of the seaffoK head erect, but baring the ab sented gaze of the where thought. were tenth inwards. The weeders, thinking be might Deed assistance up to the gibbet, here proffered, be site, to help him, but Water no heed of them, be stalked up himself. and for a mo- ment or two ending es the gibbet 111 be confronted the crowd, thee stepped op on the drop. The 1n,.. Mr. Oldham and Mr. Dora& amosapesed hen to the top steps of the scaffold, where Mr. Oldham read aloud • prayer for the dying. While he read, Oakes& heed himself in adjusting the rope, which don led from the beam above, around the neck of the °ounce drew the white sop over his fax with calm but quick lied sem ezamiesd the Leith of the rope, and flintily fastened ° Zed it to the cleat on the side of the gibbet ; once more be tamed tithe convict stedied him on the drop, and moved towards the bolt. A sestet, and with • creek that shuddered through the air the drop fell. For an instant no motion was perceptible is the body, bat a centdrive motion of the bath lad neck was nos apparent. He then swung quickly round, his whole frame quivering, and his hands waking with a ease muscular adios. The glove of him right Mad, which he bad takes off, dropped to the ground below. A brief sena was ape perceptible I. tempter part of the body, and Milne hung still la death. His struggles, though Meese wen bat tee, hide( about two miantee. About the.. minutes after he fell, the body append algae dis turbed, but obviously with se imellestaey muscular actin, his from Pig oe 0:1111160111•01f. The body after bangle' the anal time was eat hews, sad buried I. the quadrants d the gaol. The follower is • eery el • Weer wrillea by the ert AQUATICS. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE BERVAIIIB' BOAT-EACE.—ThI eight-oared raos between the above took plea on the Isis on Thundery. the 27th hat, when the Tag and steady stroke of the Ozonises again prevailed over the dashing stroke of their appeasers. It was a time.raos. starting a hundred yards apart. Oxford won easy by 10 seconds. The following were the mews:-Cambridge—H. Keatols, M. Gattin, J. Warriegton, J. Ely, N. Mute., J. Hodson, C. Thoireerghgood, .1. Dewey, stroke ; coxswain. E. Leech. Oxford—W. Wilkinsoe, W. Harebridge, W. Slav, W. Aisle, R. Lapworth. J. 0/sandlot, H. Coombs, 0. Hutt,! stroke ; coxswain, T. Joy. LEANDER AND WESTMINSTER BOAT CLUBS —An eightoered race betweee inesehers of the above club was rowed yesterday emoting ow the Thames from Potney bridge to Chiswick Eyot. The rem was one of the hol lowed affairs imsgiosb/e. The Westminster boat reached Chiswick Eyot seven lengths aimed of the Lenoder crew, and completed the distance is 13 min. 30 sees Chambers, who is to row Kelley for the obaropimship of the Thames on the 9th proximo, was out sad gave peat satisfaction to his admirers by the style, strength, sad smoothness of his lug forward and beckoned strokes. Kelley was elm oat, and many declare that be will wrest the laurel from his old rival this year ; albeit the betting is in favour of Chambers. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCl7lT.—MrautrrolrE, JULY 28. (Before Baron Pigott.) Throw Lock, 32, was charged with feloniously shooting at Emma Susannah Williams, with iatent to murder her. Mr. Barrow prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Biwa. The proseoutrix was a young girl about 15, sod it seemed that in April last the primmer wee snorting her, and she had promised to many him, bat she afterwards changed her mind, sod refined to do so, The prisoner was so doubt very much attached to her, sod the refusal very much ex cited him. On the 24th of May be went to the place where the was in the habit of going to dine, discharged • pis tol at her, and inflicted severe wounds upon her face, but foraunately did not do her any serious injury. The pistol burst by the explosion, and the prisoner himself was dread fully wounded, his jaw was broken, Lad he was still suffering *evenly. The prisoner pleaded guilty to uolawfully wounding, and he was sentenced to four months' imprisonment. It should be stated that before the sentence was pro sounced the prosecutrix got into the witimas.box and begged the court to deal mercifully with the pr o wser , because she said the believed he was sorry for what he had done, and was the chief support of a widowed mother. Morrie Newhouse, a determined-looking young German, was charged with felosiously assaulting and wounding William Hubble, with intent to murder him. Mr. Poland proneuted on behalf of the ?moiety. It appeared that the primmer was tried in 1861 for the offence of anon, and eintenced to teen years' penal servitude, end he was removed to the convict establishment at Chatham. There he seemed to have behaved very ill, and was frequently punished, and be was heard to say that he would be re venged, and that be was tired of his life. On the day men tioned in the indictment, the prisoner and • number of other convicts wore engaged in making en excavation for • new dock, and while the prolocutor. who was on of the warders, was standing on the edge of the excavation, the prisoner suddenly pushed him, and he would have fallen a depth of 27 felt upon some machinery if he bad not for tunately made a spring and caught hold of • piece of timber, which broke him falL The prisoner was convicted, aed sentenced to eight years' penal servitude, to ociannesies frees the pining time. Emily Elisabeth /weirs, a married wenn& aged 26. droned io deep mourning, was chested with the wild murder of her female child. Mr. Grady and Mr. Addison nedueted the prosecution the prisoner was defended by Mr. Barrow and Mr. loughby. The ciroumst wows under which thie charge was preferred against the priaoaer were of rather an extraordinary ohs rooter. It appeared that she was a parson in a respectable position of life, and was married a few years ages and she and her husband kept a public-house called the Ship wrights' Arms, at Gravesend, hut it seemed that they die agreed, mid In March, 1864, a sepantion took place between them by mutual °cosset. The prisoner subsequently sow plied to the Divorce Court with • view to ob tain a formal 'nineties from her husband, bat the judge refused to make the order, and advised that the parties should resume aohabitatioc. The hushing did Dot seem inclined to carry out this auggeotion, and the prisoner went to the house of a sister of her husband, whit resided aa Greenwood, and at this time no suspicion appeared to have been entertained that the was in the family-way. The prisoner appeared to have been delivered on the more. iog of the 4th of July, and epee an alarm being given, the body of a child was found In her bed-room. It was alive ' when it was first disoevsled, but died very sees afterwards. A number of wouoda were discovered on the bead end breast, and these injuries were alleged to be the nun of derith, and the amnesties on the part of the prosecution was that the prisoner had wilfully destroyed the life of her child, with a view, if pantile, to amoral her shame, and keep the fact from the knowledge of be husbeed. Mr. Barrow, at the erase of the ease for the prosecution, made as able address to the jury as behalf of the prisoner, and after reminding them that it they interned an adverse verdict to bet the inevitable result would be that her life would be sacrificed upon the enfold. Be contended that in the first plan there was no positive evidence that either of the (sierras that had been alluded to was the cause of death, and secondly, that there was no thing to show, even supposing this far* bad been proved, that those Minks were not Misted accidentally, liner the excitement of the positioe in which the prisoner was placed. With regard to the motive that was suggested for Gni:rime, be submitted that there was no *video°, that the child in question was not the child of the husband, and be remarked that if the prisoner bad been aware that it was the result of au adulterous banners, with some other man, it was not likely that she would have gone to her hothead's house and requested him to receive her. if she had been aware that she was likely to be delivered of a child of wbioh he was not the father within a mouth afterwards. Some respectable winners were called, who gave the prisoner an excellent character for humanity, and who also stated that she was exceedingly food of children. Baron Pigott, in summing up the case to the jury, said that, undoubtedly, before they would be justified in finding the prisoner guilty, they ought to be satisfied that the injuries were the cause of &nth, sod that they were inflicted wilfully, and if any doubt existed is their minds upon either of these points, the primmer was entitled to an acquittal. The jury, after a very abort deliberation, returned • ver dict of Not Guilty. There was some applause when the verdict was given, and the prisoner was ordered to be immediately discharged. CIVIL Sip& —(B•fore Mr. Justice Crompton and a Common Jury.) JOHNSON 0. BAWLED. This was what is called a qui tam action, to recover four penalties of 1001. each from the defendant, ardor an old act of parliament, the 55th of Geo. 111., for having supplied certain goods to the Medway Dojos', he being one of the guardianof that radon at the time. Mr. Ribion and Mr. Daly were for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Lash, Q.C., and Mr. Prentice, for the defeadast. The case on the part of the plaintiff was that the defen dant had supplied certain quantities of brandy to the union, he being at the time an overseer of one of the perishes and also • guardian. A great number of technical objection were takes in the °nurse of the cage, which the learned judge consented to reams for further nosaideration if seemeary. Both parties were tradesmen at Chatham, and it appeared that the plaintiff had commenced similar actions apiest bores other tradesmen to mover penalties. The jury, is the result, rammed a verdict for the defen dant, and hie lordship refused he stay execution for the costs. ISLAWD.--Another of the agrarian murders which bare etaieed with infamy the character of our country has been perpetrated in the county of Meath. A bailiff named Thome Devlin was employed, about a forteight ago, to serve ejectment@ me some tenants in the neighbourhood of Blaze. and him sloes thee been missing. On Tuesday night his mutilated re masse were found in a core-field in the finality when he had been engaged. The discovery was made aosidestally, nods, somewhat singular eirensostanom. Adm brae out in the neighbourhood, sad the police and peseantry assembled to reader assistance. On their Mars home their &Wittier was attracted by a ' putrid smell proceeding from a field, sad on searching to ascertain the cause they head the murdered man. Five wrote have bees rade se saepisioa, sad it is lo be hoped that this may not have to be added to the slready tee keg eatakrue of unpunished erring.—Dablis Express. OILTNTAL PALACZ.—Ohio SHILLING DAT.-- FRIDAY, JOLT 28.—Attaindoes es payment, 3,158 ; date by mama tkolores, 1231 : hotel visitors. 4.389. Dm Barres de lici ous health restoring Residents Arabia' food sures. Gilboa mellsts• or twos t, Omsk Asilmak. Caramptles.= 117;1 114 tatkee, Mover. User. sod Ilesirosli sad WU VMS tie met In ease sessedies. 1110. 4 % im rre. sameeity.—As sod Os., NA 17. Loudon. w. la tine. Vb. Mho. 21IsenAt grV Pat er lsk ees Admrllssmesalt EVENING, JrLY 29. 1865. Ist ellvsdasd:=Augill e, and 557 inhoillmat TnesdaY. et Morgan* M Jams BLIJUCLOan. Cipsesissw, seer Manebester, ironfoundse — lit dividend J Ss foe sew Proof.), and bad dividend of Md. ens the wboh, August 11, sad auy subsequent Teed sy, at Moe gsn'e, Manebester. Indult Lim, Itaaatisatar. rope atarridactarev—lat &viand of la. It ion sew proedsi. Antal S. sad say sabsequent Tuesday, at Morgsn's, Manchester MOUS! Wleillanentill and llasiffSi WIOGLISTontIi, de , Inneeeldrs, cotton manatacturess—lst dividend d ;T a r August S. and say subsequent Toinday, at Itergses, Ilanehulsr. JOHN WILIILLNY end towsnn Itudetills Bridge, Lan cashire, nianufset urers—lat dist:lend of In Id, Angst 6, end any subsequent Tuesday. et Morgan's, Mencbeetar. Swim UOLOATI and Jon. Mewing! Bowan, Over Dar yen, Lancsabire, aphobterees—lid dividend of is 3d., Masud 8, end soy subsequent Tuesday. at Morgan's, lianebester. /OMB looses, liniebeeser, shirt usoniauturer—lit dividend of ejd.. august S. and any subsequent Tateday. st Moron's, Manchester. TATUM Purrs, Sanderland, timber merehant—lst dividend d Ss. id., say Saturday, at Uhlman% Newcastle-nano -Tyne. PIIILLP WATLInn LaoeU7, lirsoonehirs, hinkesper—davidend of is 11,d., any Wednesday, at Shepard s, Jolla Lanti, Aberystruth, lionmeuthelibe, T = . - tbvklind of Is. lid., any Wednesday, st Shepard% Tredegar. FROM LAST Nroars GAZETTE. [RAMS OP MOLICITTORA AND 111311111111 PARTICULARS TO BS °Mug= AT THE °MCI OP TNN CRISP anourritalt, Douai OP BABUSIncr. NJAINGRALL.IRIAIT.II BANKRUPTS. Join BrACKWILL, Outurd, late of Wight, beer retailer, to sr render August IR at 11. Omni Waimea, brueldounptaa, Hants, miller, Aug. 16, at 1L 1011111 !MON" Norwood., Surrey, mas in, August 14, at WHALE Mos, Woolwich, atturom's clerk, August 14, at 2. MOSS NORM, Saliba.' CoMerlionee, Waterlossad, cionuala. Men pent, August 14, at S. NEST FoRD, ifighetreet, Somerton. and Greshametreet. City, watt, maw, As 14, at . WILLIAM /ALLA& Hammersmith, brass sash fastening maker, Assist 14, as 2. walnut KAMM Branum, Sarin-road. Holloway. Planalial• tamer. Assume 16, at 1. EDIFAMASitaLLIVOun Ulm New Kent-rosel Surrey, tufluAlmien agent. August 14, at 1. Amami PRELIMS GOODWIN, Borough-read. Southwark, dealer la leather boots, 14, et 1. EDWARD MAYNARD. its-street. Kennington-rod, °mall' sloe agent, August 16. at I. Alix awls it HWY, Ingsureet, St. George's-in-the-Bast, dealer la Shia, angst 16, at 1. ?Recur Deese. hands-street, Battersea, monumental stone letter cutter, August 16, at 12. GROSZ MATINAN, Thorntos-street, Brixten-road, builder, Await 16, at 1. CRAWS! Beetle, Hyde-place. Sotto°, tailor, August 16, at 1. CRASS PRIDIUIice dins and WILLIAM 011. Middle-street, Cloth-fair, gentile, August 16, at 11. CRASS ASUMAN Fames, Bentley, Yorkshire, Aug. 16, at IL Amman Davie, Upper iticreorn-street, elliereditch, general Make; Amuse li, at 12 IDWAHD UMW MoaxW, Ipswich, jeweller, Augur 16, at 1. Fairinateg Maims Boatman BtacßwiLL. Trafalgar-square, Peckham, commercial traveller, Angst 16, at I. 0.050. Beaton MOM. Cumberland villas, lothlen-road, Cam berwell Neweind, jourom man printer, August 16, at 12. WILLLue Howes, GLoviut, Adelaide-read, liaversteek-hlll, com poser of atuale, August is. at it Montan ROS, Preddett-streat rest, bootmaker, August 16, at IL Wituss Geoma Moron, Warwickot, Pimlico, Aug 16, at 11. Pi EITMIRAD lawny TUr.hmanb, Northamptonshire, terrier, August]o, at 11. Witt Las ifewuur TAlsoci, Copenhagen-street, Islington, printed* reader, August 16, at 11. IPll.llue IMUNFAID, liiehetreet, Holton, currier, Aug. 14, at 1. QUALM Peas PUCT, I'Mo-street, Xentlebtown, clerk to a solicitor, August 14, at 1. YR= MlLtner, titingo.lans, Maryieboue-road, foreman to a con fections August 14, at It JOHN Iltaion,Tabemac'e-.q.,Shoreditch,gold beater,Aug I4,at 12. Out.Josena unwlLL EILUTi. 014 mond.m. cl.Liustead, Kent, grocer, v grooer,A ireiw ugust .4 o, at 11. imizi " August 11, at I. ALFIAD BOWE* BIRNEARM, Newman's-court, Cornhill, merchant, August 11, at 1. ABRAHAM Buttow,Xoeleshall, 8' affordshlre,farmer.e.ept.2o,at 12. CHARLS BRADLIT, ilandurorth, etaffordshin, commission • sn eer., r 14, at IL HEART Atherstens. Warwicksh , bootmaker, Sept. 8, stl2. JAMS ILlDetn, Swindon, Wiltshire. August 7, at 1 t. Same LOSTe and THOMAS Lem, Mee, Olonoestenhlre, timber merchants, August V, at 11. ILICIARD Jolla WILSON, Bath, money lender, August P, at 11. Joint Ittlallivent, iluddenneld, Intone, August 7, at 11. Bustin! SPARROW, Leeds, cloth merchant. August 14, at 11. Owens Bans, Brighouse and Huddenfteld, woollen manufac turer, August 14, at 11. DAVID HOULDAV, Hingstou.upoe•Hull, bone dealt?, Aug. 9, at It THOMAS flu., Hooyypgtla, Yorkshire, joiner, August 9, at It JOHN TIMM, IMdHogton Quay, Yorkshire, general dealer, August 0. at It Gamin Plums, Klngston.upon-Null bookseller, August 9, at 2. 1 Union Muer, Kingenio.upon-Hull, commonage Agent, August 9, at 12. Owes So. aeon Josue, Liverpool. shipbroker, August 8, at 11. WILLIAM 80HoetRLD, Liverpool, builder, August 8. at it. Jong WOW* Peugeot*, Lancashire, publican, August 8, at 11. JAMIII N STALL, Blackburn, ironfounder, August 11, at 11. Joan BAAL. Mamehener, auctioneer, August 16. at 11. Joan MAMMY, Blackburn, Irunfounder, August 18, at 11. JAI= COMEX Oldham, Umber merchant, Auugg t It, at 11. !urea KmitHenatu, Aston, near butcher, August r 6. at lu. Perth HOWARTH, Salford, coal dealer, August 26, at 91. Josue Wmenruoo, fledgley,Stalfordshire, senor, August 10, at 11. Crrif or LONDON SCHOOL-Tee annual dig - Hthltr lininnues. Pietas. carver, August 10, at IL tribeition of prime to the pupils in the City of London Ewan& SAM Land Pert. Santa, carpenter, August 10, at it. Iceboat took place in the theatre of the inetitatioa, in Milk 11.10HAILD EMERY, Laodport, Hams, dealer In plea, Aug. 10, at 11. street, Ceriapside, yesterday, in the Francs of the Right Joan liminse, Smelt, Cumberland, Innkeeper, Aug. 14. at 11. Hon. the Lord Mayor ' the chairman of the board of Joan DOTS , (Heinle, Innkeeper, Augtut 14, at 11. management of the school ; the members of the committee. W r i etes ki : 6, W at "Tial it • BaPP.witb.linniwink' Norfolk,aad a large number of lathes end geotleinen. Addituni • al JAMS LOsaDAL; Accrington, shoemaker, August a, at 11. isterest was manifested is the proceedings from the fed ?wets Poring, Norton Canes, Staffordah., miner,Ang.i, at 10. that the Rev. G. W. F. fdortimer, the bead muter, would JAN= Wits, Medlin, Olouostershire, saddler, Aug 9, at IL officiate for the last time in that ca pacity. Hs has resigned THOMAS Din, Salford. engraver, August 26, at el. the dice into the hands of the corporation, and at the last JOSE DUTTON. Llanelly, Cannarthena... pnblican, Aug. 10, at 12 JAMS Parton, Cheltenham, tailor, August 9, at 11. Vesting of tbe Common Council the Rev. Edwin was appointed to the office. The Vienne Wu.l.lkll &mini* Ardwick, Manchester, beerseller, A bbnit r A- . • August 10, at tea. Lord Mayor having taken the chair, the Vemeratde Join eumerog. Manch/dee, Joiner, August 10, at 91. Archdeacon Emery, formerly a pupil in the school, pre- Purl lima! wool., Bane. Manchester , beeehogne honer, sorted to hie lordship, in the name of the subscribers, the August le, at 94. WILLIAM OSMAN, Whittlers', Carobs, mactimmer, Aug. 12, at 11. lisle testimonial, dostgoed to commemorate by the 'stab. lidoneut of a scholarship the emioent services of his lord. Zoom Tenure, leasbroogh. Torten, plate roller, Aug. 10, at 11. JOHN kintrocia. Stamford, bootroaker's assi.tant, Aug.l4, at le. skip aii originator of the City el London School. The Lord WORM) PATHS, Great Kyr*, Wormatershire, farming beibff. Mayor briefly expressed his acknowledgments for the August 6, at 10. hewer orreferred on him, sad the bash:rem of the day pro. lu Ono ci t ab a S p am mai rn s i k. s, bitzwistfieild„.tlf.haiiirets., Innkeeper, Sept. ut p l t e m at m ll l . o. ended. This commenced with the delivery of deeisma. WILLIAM DAMN, Saddleworth and Huddersfield, commission those in pears of the founder of the school (Tabu Carpenter) E lhMl4l J Smi th End, scholar of Christ's Col agent,by Sept 28, at 10. SCAMPER MARTIN, Liverpool, cotton dealer,August 7, at 12. lege, Cambridge ;in Greek by Isnot Davis •la Latin by WILLIAM DOCILITY. Gunton, lancaahlre, sadd,W, Augusts, Ma Philip Warren ; Gorman by Wes. George Ithehbrooke ; Alex Mg, an Liverpool. publican, August 6, at a. and in French by Ernest Alfred Benda. The reports of Henze WooDitoing, Liverpool. grocer, August 9, at & the eternises, which spoke is the highest terms of the pre- Josses Howson, Liverpool, provision dealer. August 10, at S. go o " ot t o d.„tory aigas of the sauced, wave them med. Twine' Onaling, Branicote, Notts, florist, August at 11. cadth o mi war, th ee bestowed by the Lor d WILLIAM A li ugi " : "M t 16, L 'as N(*lll666'n"hin* nnstbnune Mayor . The scholarshi ps wore bestowed as follows JOSS lOWAN , , Southampton, Innkeeper. Almost 17, at 11. Beaufoy scholarship, Themes Posey ; David Saimaa James Weiss. Abergavenny, clothier. August 16, at 11. scholarship, Philip Wiser • limatermas scholarship, William Conswimming CLRLLAND, Carlisle, baker. Aug. 10, at 11. Morns ; Lambert Jose, icholarehip, James Smith Reid ; rituaar BHosiDon Panleegue. Mottinouterhire. railway Medi ate- fit. Thom Sion master. August 14, at 11. as cal sob • William Aug. Maybury Carpenter soholaribip. John Cox • David Salmons' foils. TI1011•3 HARRISON. Norwich, rag merchant, August 10, at 11. dation scholarshin T. W. Chemises • Warrea Storms* venues Cassini, tnatteurrock, Cumberland, fanner, August - At o 11, at 10. Hale scholarship, William George Ruebbrooke. The Lewitt wn.uaxeos. Lome, blacker, August% at 10, given were :-Dr, Couquest's gold medal to P. GarneLt LAST EXAMINATIONS. J. Shaw's damical Ward Davis ; Beaufoy ma Oct. 13. J. El Minton, Highatreet, Portland-town, stationer- Meal toedal, J. S. Reid; Edkin'a memorial raise, E. H. W. Oct. L. G. Fairplay. X ettnele-town-road, wine and beer retailer Dunkin ; Sir George Carroll's medal for Freseh, E. A. -Oct, 7. Charlotte Rerrett, XI If H. nry-street Kinpland. late Mendell; ditto fur Gerona, J. C. Freund • Mr. Aldrmaa licensed victualler- Oct. 7. 0. ?rammer, High-etreet, Lambeth, Howe medal foe ottunotio.w. Garrett ; am, f or a mo n i a baker-Oct. 7. R. Morris, Palace-road , Lambeth, clerk to an engineer-Oat 7. G. DsveLle d* hire-lane, Temple - bar, late beer- =wee*, r • Pat ; Yea. Mr. Deputy Loo's mall far writing! A. shop keeper-Oct. 7. X. Waymouzli-terrace, Hackney - Buller ; Mr. Deputy Virtue's gold pen (commercial prise), road, general agent-o.i M. Escott, Arthur-mews, etaledo. to H. A yen. A large number of mime prizes were also die ufe•4o94. blacksmith - OA IS. W. Neale, Weetbututte - Piere. 'Abated, and after the usual votes of thanks the interestisig Eatonaquare, doctor of medicine-Oct 13.1. IL Coy , ptw t otn n ot t o g, street, Peckham, d r a„.1, 166 7, 7a1a m...treet. P61615r c,,,,,, - td ".l6 o ." age n BC THE STRIKE IN THAI BUILDING THADR. -A E. Mint, Edward's-villas Lancet, Ralston, wholmale crowded meeting of the delegates from the earpooters mod milliner-Oct. 11 G. A. Raval•en, lamb's Conduit-Kest, whole- terse= of Leaders was held eat eveaing at the Bleak Plisse, sale stationer-Get. 1L LJ. Wills u. Amelia-terrace. Batterma. Cheaderstrost, Covent-garden, for the rupees of deciding draper -Oct. IS. W. Woodward, Jun.. Porten, printer-Oct. 13. whether the halfpenny advance offered by the masters k li l3l 2C u ran Del4f , vouled "d o ' v ia" , Surrey, dairyman - dairmeen to a rgil - w Oct ay . ftetrackg.-- la ! 2. 1. os accepted or nor. more wan should ' ' " - two hundred dolle n@ Crescent, Mlnories, bottled beer merchant-Oct it. E. were preset. The delegate from Jackie. and Beadle, Hereourt-street, Itarylebone-road, plasterer-Oct. 13. Cis hsviag tam the chair, said Cubites firm were pee l.. M. lisle, Alreorabeme, Straiten. commercial clerk-Oct. 7. pared to give their moo the haliprooy advance at ones if J. B. Guassanat Allsaierrace, Leosington, surgeon-ost. 7. G. the use would mums work or Moeda' seat, ad the rte Grist, thorn% cars tenor-Oct 7. T. W. Haydon, Lower Nee- advance would be given to the trade rascally on the Ma wood, general-shop teem-Oct 7. J. J. Schafer, Orattoartrest, of Aura,. but the mottos won not prepared accede to Fitzroy-square tailor-Oct ii Mary Ann Snowden. WIHRIIIM stow, reset, widow--Oct y. 1. Bone, Luton. Bedfordshire, 4,..w the demand for the advance of N. The qumiliess, there• hat maker-Oct. la. J. Llnthorst, Bieruebery-road. Islington, late foes, they had to decide were let, should Cubitt'a sass go is cattle importer-On. 7. J. H. He: Hinman, John-street and on Moeday at the advisees ; sod mooed, should they accept Balnuelgireet. Bpftalflelde. skin dclaaar - nal 7 . W. 0. B. Cave. the halfpenny advance as offered by the masters is Angest land P i k aane N NlNe, t ur rek •Ve clerk In bar M ak at e a "law ,- nest without aoy guarantee fur the other birth*. A bag Oct. 7. D. Wagner, Bicaimer.oottagea, Loodon-Melds, Del ton . • o on . • ea • commercial treveller-04. 7. J. Hall, B t James' BAUM late and i nalesaaal " ma "' "do ultimately fallan. publicau-Oci. 7. Emilie Anne Smith, Bt. JameSsetreet, Piece. la resolution was agreed to by • large amlosity :-` That dilly, lodging.hoase keeper-OM. 9. J. Monis, Oxford-street. Cuban's men resume work on Moaday nest at the ball and Claydareet, Crawford-street, builder-Oct 9. T. I. Cliftem, penny advisees ; that the hallpismay advance to the Made Theobalds.roed, Holborn. grocer-net. 9. W. B. Lewis, Klan - generally on the 28th of August, se offered by the mothers, ton, Surrey. stayniaker -Oct 9. G. Phlllipe, Middlesesetreet, be accepted ; and that notices be served on the master Aldgate, baker- Oct 9. J. Whoa. New Kent-rued, journeyman builders that the mea will require the additional farthiag carter-Oct 9. P. MOLL WardoureAreet, Hobo, and Hopkins par hour on the let of March nest." It wee also resolved street, Oolden-square, pechiormas maker-04. 9. L Beane grove, Walton.street, Bromptoo, working geentter-Oct. 11. D. that the Milling levy be continued for two weeks longer, Bernstein, Sydneyequare, commercial-reed Nast, Importer of It eat further resolved that the meeting stand adjoureed fancy goods -Augur 14. 0. 8. inutittato, Upper Norwood, and to hear the result of a meetiog of the meters to be held on Ned-row, Lagebeth, builder-Oct It T. Cunningham, Aetee_.; Tuesday nest. The strike, however, may be emanated as Middlesex, licensed victualler - August 9. W. 0 "'"" closed. A general meeting of the operative storemesoas Grimsby, Lincolnshire, draper's assistant-August 18 G. Cooper, Sheffield, tioner-August 9. W. N. Putt. Brisbane. Devounke wee also held last sight 'at the Temperanos-hall, Broadway, ter Aker-Sept 22. W. Foote. Winsford, Cheshire, and Westminster, when, after a lop diacuanoes, a resolution Hulme, tameable*, Insures* pent-guest 20. X Owens, was adopted to accept the masters' offer of it advance in Trimmer*, Chamblee, saw mill proprietor- Sept. 22. J. Dineen. August nest ; and that notice should be given that the men Liverpool, butcher-Sept. St T. Moran. Widnes Lancashire, would require an additional advance of dd. per hour on publican-August 11. W. Smith, Parr, Lancashire, licensed de. the Ist of May nest. The carpenters and wagons ace sting tualler-August 80. M. J. Coleman. Manchester, brtcklayer- August se. K. Slack, Newton-heath. mar Manchester, fibre batman d -ntly of each other. manufacturer-August 16. J. Neil/ Ardwick, Lancashire . builder SUICIDZ BY A & ATION-ILUITID.--0 n Tit re ud ay -August lb. I Clegg. Rochdale, dater-August 30. T. Tended., Kr. Robison, the master of the station ou the North- Hope, Plintshire, orgunensin agent-August U. Mary Heath. Eastern Railway, at Sherbure, near Milford Junetioe, ewer Cardiff. publican-August S. T. Harper, Abingdon. hankers clerk-August 18. G. W. Palmer, Portamouth, gunner in the sboo milt 4 : 3s su y ed ea c i. l : 4 l 7 age h . elt d ird isd hi b Ma e ll e : coesid Demm ers et e . n pori hO od was is royal envy-Sept. I. J. Smith, renrtth, Cumberland, inn , keeper- Sept. 1. J. Tbommoo, Croglin, Cumberland, labourer - the sorrier of the mammy, was at his poet and attending hasn't It W. Sutcliffe, Hullos, Lancashire, late beerseller- his duties yesterday moroing, whim, without same(' slag any Anima Sanareat lianunestwL.ltNiellria# 4o P etutar-na- reason, he left, and Dome time after was feud imeging by Wig elk W. P. Fain:" . .. Nun eaton . " arale`wdra hale theentn- the book la a field at some distases. Before committees the Amgen 17. D. Thomas. Usuguicke. Otaincelsoshlre, late fanner sat it would app. a., divested himself a hi. seat, -August 10. W. Foster, Diess,_ Glantorganthire, oollter-Att. rash gust lE. R. Gal/worthy, Cardiff, shipwright-August It. A. Wailes; sad watch, as these were fogad at least a hundred owat, Ifernworth. Lammaline, breselounder -Alton 9. G. yards from the spot at which be was heating ; sad thee. Oros. Miningsby Fen Allotment, Lincolnshire, painter-August tying roe end of his silk scarf in a ins sad lb. other mod 9, W Dunstan, Lincoln, dealer in coal-Auguste*, X Read. Kit- his neck, jumped from some railings, which he had seesnded 011 " 611 . Warwickahim • •I••• maven-A nNuel 16. J. Cain ' for his object, His fall theses would be about two feat, then, Nottingham. draper - Angst lg. J. Ward, Nottingham , hie laceesker-August 16. W. Wright, Nottingham, baker-Au- and he must have died almost insane!, inasmuch s gust 11. T. G. Taylor, Weston out er-Mare. Somernetahire, ire. seek was broken. No reason is known for the ooramiesios manger-August 16. J. Waterield, Barrowden. Butlitodshire, of the act, ad it is therefore presumed to hays been in. carrier-August 11. J. Shaw, Woodchurch, Cheshire, late farmer cited by temporary tensity. -Angstflatupsoa, Birmingham. coach bolt reahre-Aa oINGEILAR DEATH OP A SLIIP.WALIKR.-A lady gust it Anne Armstrong, Waterloo. Lancashlre, teacher-Oct. 10. C. Oakhara, Rutlandshire, sddlr-Od 10. C. owned Beattie oat with • ginffslat death at Warwick a few Bieleardeon. bakham, Rutiandshire, watchmaker-Oct. 10 J. lights ego. Hieing from her bed without disturbing her CTITeD, Oekbam, Rutlandshlre, tallow chandler-August 4. J. daughter, who slept in the same roes, be a house in the Cowling. Gravesend, greengrocer-August 9. Darin Ellsabsth C ove ntry-rend, the proceeded to the s t a i ro aes , the s t em e l Hall, leogluipe, Gloucestershin, late grocer-August 17. T. which are very steep. Her daughter was shortly after. Wood, Ipswich, manager to a tar distiller. wards awakened be the heavy sound of her bedy fain DIMLARATIONB OP DIVIDE/CM dowa the stain, and on rim then she was horrified to gad AAana Cowan, J udd-sera ". Nnet°ninad • taranare dealer-WI the poor parkins* nasingtea old lady at the bottom. Her comb had penetrated dividend of an Old, 66V" 3 ' Ind subsequent Wednesday, at the skull aril entered the brain. urteon . cowl b., ll.street. WILLIAM Tamen (separate estate ), New Compton-street, Soho, but his version were of no avail, as the injuries remind the divideod Wee led, Asian V, and subsequent wets fetal, her head brio* quits crushed in at the boa. Bin Wronged'', at Nrkynia Baslngbaltstreet. lived for a few hours, and was able to may that she thought Tinsman . WILLIAM LAII6L 3T. Paßeahent, Norfolk, Ware n , - her daughter bad left the house, and was going down deka Ist, divided fes 9, August 2, sod subsequent Wednesday, et Parityage n , o Bash l. a ieslletrest to me wbso the accieleat occurred. As inquest was had Tydvll. draper-le emend o f to et , before the borough *wooer yesterday, and a verdict in An rust 2, and vebrvsent Weduesday, at hawse* Damon. amordaaeo with the above facts returned. Deceased wag hall-street. very much respected is the town, Led bad only acted as CHASM TAMS? flielneAte estate). New C Ol2l O Oll vent*, mosmanitmlist two or three times before. Soho, undertaker-trod dividend .7=l=l, and Nab. I sequent Wednesday, at Parkyna's THE WSW DEARMAN Rans.-The annual letting WILLIAM lunar TOOPO, Bishopmstratreet Without bookseller alf Mr. High Aylmer's loeforeollevi roam took plea reet -let divktend at 7a. ~ August 2, and sabre Walser i Thursday, at West Denham, Norfolk. The results of the d a y, at Noe.* tarsal I latting wen as fellows :-100 rem lambs averaged Si. Se. Id. Mimes and If mums 'Purim New Coreptoneneet, Betio. mak ; Awl* them, 101. is. sash ; and 20 timeliest sadettakere-tai dividend of Is. lid., August I. and sags- ! a ft% 71 . gd . coo n. ira e toad pegeoggi the toggle quest Wednesday. Parkyers, Basiegieel'slreet. the lota were hired lo t i l i Ciza d e ot , T u eno w itee . stre Aui t t reireth, and .04.4 com u m en e t rc sv ial .d. cl es er d it . - L l a st f e oo lucenNsti tor e.._ F. t0...7.. to abmt.Lßort": Y.P. B"NaI op tion .l Win, a t p nin i t ; Party's% Priem Halint Peel" Egypt ; Mr. Loagweetls. of Prieto pow. aotam il l as o t=L a ttato. Itathin, joiner -Ist dividend Edward's Island, he. MIK 6d., my Wedneada'. at Terrier's, Liverpool I A meeting of the Anglo-Egyptias Cotton and Oil AUTIAWDZI DONALD, Skuttiewarth•mim-Walmeniey, Lean- held at Maaraberker shire, Member -Let dividend el Is. , Aided sad ear , ." yl " day. shipment Tomelay, Wm's% • white the rapers led arcesees ware adept* Med a dendead "may RALP, gnaw ant 11~., Kihmeilks, ammo= limeser- at the oar el SO gar seai pee ems delsaell. •• • prvigiJrmL Magnet It W. SprosTe;;„ — Lovalane, Hastchesp, wholesale Behmonger- August 11. B. Freeman. North-street, Lissontrove, butcher-August 11. T. Naha., Sheldon-Aran, Paddington, cheesemonger -Minuet 11. A. Sender and G. Sender, Boxioa. square, shoe manufacturers-August 11. IL Beadle= and J. Withrington, Fort-street, Spitaltiolds, silk manufacturer,- August S. H. Robertson, Liverpool, block and mast maker- August 7. J. Bushby, Blackburn. Itncaehire, carrier-August 10. D. Taylor, Gloucester, Innkeeper-Minuet 21 L Morgan. De golly, Pembrokeshire. farmer-August 17. IL King, Fresmantle, kampeleire, hone dealer-August S. D. Davis. Tetrad, mar Pon typridd, Glamorganahlre, grocer-Aetna It J. Bread, Samna Walden, Mmes, cord s Muer -August 12. J. Mmoods. 'grommet, Cheshire. coraraission agent-August It G. Stone Birkenhead. Cheshire furniture caller-August 11. C. Hannah. Fremont, Cheshire, boot maker-August 23. IL J. Webb, Quadrant, Re gent-street, diemist-August it W. Wskley. Languor', Sumer estahlre. ironn.onger-August IL W. Sheppard, liunouth, De vonshire, ship owner-August it. T. Steel, Torquay. Devon shirr, ship owner-August 01. W. Thorn, Lyme Regis. Dorset. shire, iniikevper -August 21. L Wreford, Exeter, attorney- August 21. B. Woodcock, Weymouth, Ironmonger. PAILTN&RSHIPS DIanOLVXD. W. Pipe, sea, and F A Beduin, Birmingham, Mermen's fund. lure manufacturers-1i Gregory and & B. Gregory, Gravesend, coal merchants -J. Armitage and C. B. Hoyle, Ashton-under- Lyme, cotton spinners—G. Patten end W. Bead, Wolverhampton, ironmongers—L. Pertiogton and Mary Ann Wonky, Membrane, oorn factors—J. apindler and H. Spindler, Peutcaville-road, boilers— M. Wine and J. Fletcher. Oldham sad Meauherder, cotton spinners— A. Heald and G. Jones, Manchester, accoant sate —W. 11. Bennett and W. L Guest, Providence-row, Fins bury, wholesale perfumers—W. Ma and J. Swellow, Wakefield, Yorkshire, manufacturing chemble—T. Redfern, P. emit& J. H. law, and T. Roberts, Jun., Bury, Leaoashire, irontowidere, so far as regards T. Roberts. Jun.—J. M. Nis and S. IL Inadoe, Brighton, auctioneers—G. Neal, see., and F. Crick. Leicester, dyers - hi t. Y. UArcy and J. Hooper, Newton Abbot, Devonshire, attorneys—J. Allan, A Allan, and B. Allan, Liv erpo ol, merchants —C. Smith and J. Enstace, Luton, Bedfords. straw plait dealera—J. Nausea sod J. ftwainson, Carlisle, attorneys—= Belton and T. Holton. Tendon, Yorkshire, cloth manotacturers— C Hobson, & Morgan, J. Bargaley, sad T. F. Wood, Benison, Staffordshire. manufacturers of earthenware, so far as regards C. Hobson—B. T. Clarkson and W. Rosen, Caine, Wiltshire, attorneye—& area.** and P. Grams, WOILIMIKti, Upper St. Marten'slane, tavern keepers—J. Lord, J. Thompson, and J. Burgess, Leicester, battery manufacturers—W. Fletcher, H. Fttl wood, &ad.!. Burdock, South Normantoo, Derbyshire, coal owners —Buchanan, Harris, and Co., Hamilton, COAMIS West Ilon.real, and New York, so far as regards R. K. blastertou—T. M.Donald and A. Musts, Aberdeen, photographic artiste. soarcisvairzersimoirs. wail.* non. Crare. sear brumes, Innkeeper, Au gust 7. at the Caledonian Leal, Inverness. ALZIANDER MILD, Cilaagoir, ntithrtight, Asyut 1, at the Faculty Hall, Gleason. WALTZ& !MCNAMAR, WILLIAM HAMILTON, JOHI JARV/1. Ned (MORON HINDLABON, Cllxegoe, Singapore, ghisahalairatjeko hams, merchaata, August 7, at the llulty MA RKETts. 11170AIL—Blusroi, JOLT 28.—Tbs market ti gob* sad but MU, bottoms kr buss tru l tuNsflii` wish. Is lather loom TALLOW.—FAdmv Evdmito.—The 'what i g prior am so follows i—dpat, 41a. 3d. to 414 • 4.1 a. ; Now Illwalao, 425. ; Oat. to Dee., 495. 14 .7t 425. 9d. ; Jas. to Moral, 435. ; March. AM 3d. g s /Cur Towit Tallow, 41a. 3d. wet cosh. At M. "odd s 7: 4 1. .1 b ,07 0, 4 osalis es. 6a. cdf t 5 0 r0d. 42L 94 94. 3 sold i 13.14 '4 39. f un . 6d, to sit.a.,l • 38e. to 38. 6d. Smith Amanita 41a. M 41a' goo d sod 6.. pipsa. Naivety to Mit magi. m.o . arrivals, 136 maim. Oocos not oil stos4. - : activity ; Chohia, 440. 6d. ; C.yloo, 42. it ; Ms. to 41.. 68., middling to dm. Palm oil quid, 316:41; STL. las Lava Polm nut oil, 310. OOTTON.—Livansmos, JOLT 28.—Tie 'mks opened steadily this week. Os fistarday full prime were dimmed ; hot sisal the ethics rsei m in Mayday aftereme from Anemias, puperdas ties • official estimate .4 24 minima balsa, the demand ho Invited, sad great harmer bas prevailed , the s an k" 67 with a deolis• to moot dsscoptioas. The Waft Bank rate to 34 per coat bad been too geestally sr to have any material inflames. la Sat !dead imam has been done at previous raise, m o d e . however, mermaandisg estrame Amadeu' has been io sompuedeely quest, but gauged. us are reduced 4J. per 1 in the early part of the week was oases mita* =and geserally id. to gd. lower. Erug.,,_ Me ibistastiews, clued at a denims of kr , per Smyrna is without muds /Mop, the d may limited, partieslarly is the better p u k e . mud for Best ladle has bees of a retail charade, partial decline of 4d. per lb. has bees samided stapled ootton maintaise He value, but Wm tot are difficult of Weal this reduotion. China hr! request, but the =abet being more fr ae o a alight redoetioa has takes slam, better qualitise, which an warm and dearer. bays tams dosing oho week 7,310 bales, emery s hie. sad the trade 31,070 bales of all kinds. we h-- quiet market epic today without &sage sibs are 5,000 bolas. of which 1,000 are for apeadation. Tic following are the °Said r middling Orleans, 190. ; middling Uplands, COTTON GOOD& MAiresurni, Jut yarn and cloth market appe.rs to have been gat all its departamatra For nipple, yarn there he IltNe desesad. bat then is not much change is r say orders gives out bares have mostly had , rates of Tuesday. Thom are rummers of ming. eestracti ham marly ensiled being Millar/ to t' lower Akin te spears fresh orders. lo borne we ham had a very small Minim, and the reported quiet is all musts. Therms not much c, quotations, bot where offers are mad* 'planers are sn ti to mat a slight °coalmine. At a time when maindsaima lam so much difficulty in monis( their cloth it itbe* nameable to expect that they will be much A- purchase yam. The cloth market has bi ugly quiet sines Tuesday. There seems real demand whatever, acid tbs rely at bigness at resist appears to mein low offers, and these of course ere to meet with soorptasce from thaw nooks or reveals lots to dispose of. The onieficeorw. quite as bad a pajama se he ham bees far some week oe even wane—foe Me gulf between cast pekes linable sellinrrgg prime appears Mbar to wide. tfr wise. He still talka—but yet to s great zysk talk—about short time and deresesed to be the 'sly ems fee the prowl state 'f the Today there Ma beau TO :mad Weed for any description of sloth. and of business Ma bees exceedingly small. Whlot thew. themselves le tits market ham confined to making very low sad safe offers, the prices a. could meet with so gamin mosphises ammfasturers or holders. Nominally prices sum as oe Tuesday, but rates reasonably though decidedly lower—than these would dumasist 10bed.... The Mhos to-day ham a paters snugly to test values. No doubt t.l of moms masafeetarers are mars urgent thee: bat there are Dot buyers sufficiently is worst, to test them. CORN.--CHICLUSTOID. JOLT 28.—We weather sow for harvest operations. and rang generaL Hanle are scares, or it would SO BOOS wbeat is bang carted to-day. There sample of Dew at market to-day ; qoaatity only reediting good. There was a moderate surly market to-day. and taken mostly by the rates far whit*, sad rather easier for red. _ quality of the new wheat will not be is waifewsly last year. Lao*.*, JOLT 28 —We Ws bad • fair sappy al A* whir& est a good &mad at Is. deems. Bed, Ifs It 4ls. ; whits. 455. LtrosrooL. JOLT 28.—To.dsy's market w id IMO attirdsd, sad_ *ors was a quk4 toss tbrosibtok pis limltdde wtssat at s radustios of Id Is p costal on WA Fridays rates Floor doll sad Wass son dam, Ina few tasassotioos. Oats itt 'seal asolassesd. - Wscssima, Jays 78.—Damned for wlisti eras* limited. Tamil is not mush dispositioa to pram miss, MI tbs beams' does is at Is. declass Spriest cars gasbag Averages far tits week ending Jaly 34 : Wheat, %Nibs, 5544.. Id. ; barley, 188 qrs., at 31s. 10. ; aft, S at 245. 414. rim 6 1 Nion to P r BMW ati s b_k g " ." Fai 0 81 ars -- _ APP iiiikliY COM lk power to Dope It on al Weer% Donlon Yield& Hodip Wake olar, 11 lo2tor!IJIrod awn epkar, Niveo. Glbbas alfil Bank. WI ZAWCias—Agra Warn. Coleman Joseph SOLIITIOU—IIim latipals—Yram a norrispi i w " - Y le gh , vir „ r w ar mod s ee i im , * Do AU • ook d e b t do V " 4li " II 1 ikorl rt aj c" wi s o ill iir ipolioalik" 11.5 1 _,„ mo bilo 01l MN Or 11* p woo.' ..,br 1 sop ink ogininatt 4f a to .--•------irecia— or lb. k kik WW I inli * Mit day Wn Earkheak e • be ,.• of pu t t redo Ow. F*4 • • i iilr ; , "oks, MO . 1 "s 1 " 11 • OF 16. :Le - .. or Or ber — Zri t , lkik_ • - s i ll ' Ol l olOil, * C r a , r r isthit il=r. ,,, . 1101iin F• tkik - kos Sods is prim is i for op** , ........-- • —• — •- 12 A i d. olaboor. M l " I SAII modes 411 dat to* k ' set coisstle. • hos liss tut la pi*. lb • Sod lo pol o ' rod *oarlb. a i l to Ms nib est ' me toil osi ..... , _Eir_ofortil4 Us* or* i : 1. mock elbs i b i GI ors on , o I VL Oen 1 141 11 9111811111 by oth nit it i hil l • • • • bib . o m pos nll or Or oo• 11 re be • r spoms• • I NOMA< WO vi lift 4 11orero Itorl • ody 1114 ~ .CieSJ or vir 111 1 •.,••• boo orrill ashotareb ; 4 roe weir o‘ ______- -- T PS :4 ratollaidat barr"Da:l or rolol OS r mod " NJ= nowea NI Or : oty MOO haw : • sod Or IMO Si a bre . lot Sped wor Ohs NO er. MI rills*/ is rid 1 oe on shod le V sPlovii l /14 ft MUM: Lid pros•• lo member have Dot to d h io Nedrwoll. I Attie waft SI ; ram osoc 11 a Oro al** is a m c sots morn% ITOMI JOIN Imir hos spoil J. a natio& OM Rale UT iid p a Mo s s Flora or • an d 11 • 1 only r mimic , or Lpply of viiild 1 • i v b e ug psi • Millers Ali . b .W* glik l b • ODGILB manly poi • ri g MIMI 11 64 1 94. 81, 44 IOC" AP. TRAFFIC RZI'IIRDTS. Mks Tafr Men Told. DOS AMWAY.. eyes. mtte adisu UK lik Week aiding luly D. ien. e a I I Ottoman 6ll} $O6 1106 le II Do. July 16 West aiding July SS. (16168onius MISSOPOLITAN BOAAD or Wozza.—Tbe 114 metes( of the board was heldeeterday at the AM I:loviag-gardese ; the President, Sir J. Tb 'sites, is tke ibit A report was brought up from the Streets Commithele commending that a oomidunioation be addressed to *a Ei•TiOUT's district board of works, to the effect that board have no power to compel water comma= big dowel their mares in the subway of SoathwarketeseL was stated that the object the board bad is view b em strueting subways was to prevent the breakisi spcl l 2 streets by gas sad water oceepsales, sod that the kid combined to prevent the board from obtandal We powers to compel the use of the subways. lies r 0 ous adopted . Mr. Boohoo moved that the =Wm dB. Shields for atilisiog the sewage of the smith olds ef • Thames be refused, on the ground that it wee net mei k within the trine specified. Mr. H. L. Taylor eseesdid melden. After some dismission the 200111•• wee poisli carried by a majority of 24 to 2. Mr. Dealt= this sad • 11112011 r ructutios with mod to the tenders el Yale kerdead Mr. Moore, sad after • few romossio too St Newton sad Mr. T.ylcr it wee carried. The radio 101 sew having hew disposed et, the board wheeled Lensoirrrr fx HAKraissA—Loot week a IA Bow, keg resident at Bishop's Waltham, deperkd life at the advaneed age of 104 yaw. Ttli =this es two yeses or = deceesed wee a romertably waive 316 women, bat lately has bow baste/en. [Advortiooment.)— H otiowag's Ootrwors Pturt—The Joy. of Rome —How often doss it= hit lint pine= km driven from our hearths by Meer? row ere contest oempealeas, though in seer err tbsir fah L short when Holloway's remedies ere red to aglow OIL These malicaniente an be confidently and lesedik seer mead= to ail invalids as the most my, este, east tondo use Lt=rong either, is good sad casting out an tbsi end Internally. They are universal SOPU: 4I both semis in every Mamma liolloway'a medtoseseets de est: Worsts by berg lupe, tor me their properties .11•110 1 sear ; they an be purebred everywhere, eel the peke • they are sold is moderato. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS. EINIVI7.—JuIy V, at Inurneas-larraes. LeasingWHO" the We of J. Psalm, E4q., of a son 71.131iti —July IT, at Harrow•oa-tbe-Hlll, the Ws el LI Mabee Ep of a daaahter. BALLtY.—Jaki 27, Ws wife at 13. D. law 27. M. 71= h2 . 71 41 17, la Adam-street, St. hams. the V* " load, of a ma. 8111121.1210.—Ja1y V, at Upper Claatoa, the wife of 11 Slnsifq,Z2%., of • sea WairrOlAratt Dt , Aklealisas-t2 W. J. P. Hob, V a daaaklar. N.w., two' _ . MARRIAGE&• IiNNZA-ACTON.-July et St. Peter% the Rev. I. Jessie, lierbers • R0ut, 71 : 271:41 1 R. 1. Mow, at Weave . Otaroorgaaablre. be*. Charlotte Augusta Louisa Aetoa, daughter of the b e Atte, Reg , al the lodise snag. sammikaa:terniz.--sely ss, it Bt. Gorses di ce k 40,43.-undri-141•46 by Ow Rev. 0. W. Neste, garrisl apt.[ atit .1 Mar Bust., of Buttes Court. 80 1101 . 111 21. 17) &Rev. geberfg, lucttekbest of if* gored, Bereiam, Ittarcedahlre. WIIMORD-RDOCOMI.-July te, at Petverrts chard 1 0 11 2 • Bev- 14110100 e, umbra 'reword. Riau* dasebber of the Ws 0. Idgeome, ..pas te Light Grisly. - - DEATH& mewrz&—Jely $$ Botobworth. &arm, 3ff. IL WO W TO. CHAP M LAlll.—July tAM Bromptoo-road. LW.. J. F. liAY ▪ 44. 2118.—.70/7 Volt Ilea Maifs, Um wife of Naomi! 10LWID.—Jaly 11. at Williams oirosi, T•W w— Bolles& Dm.. spud IL OWZAL —July Ild et awrowdoo-road, liottlicda Ad widow oil the We Z. Owes. liod 101. WIIITL—jWy gis, i s glemberns. DONK Ind* 11.1.0 S., aged 70. WHITSIO4I2. —July IS, at R Andrew's. Wafer% t • of AVM Iflilsoor e. isq of Chas fw+lb• Maud sad Published by Wl:wax laastistsbllll4l, luadsardutreet, is As City et lZ mo os Gnus la hamleard-sthest. la Ow P! I Ilawasear. Jaw he. Mob Meta iissopireis uncyan To the Dina vest aW iese t nrigris i.. 44l4 emir "ROM'. End 1 seisrta •I=ol OD Gil APP2aO4 WiIAIMIDAY 3 , UM aid 4, 1 681)01 RITEri ft__ Inv? fr..a.%16=2" Sum Tempo= DM