The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-06 00:00:00

1 / 7 . ' ...- '. • ' . t • / I ....". 4 1 " /' / •- ei . 33 tie 4 s; • ... , ~. s JAPER .• ..-- • • = e • . , .. .. . - ./t r ._l (- . .... • ~........ . ,/. ~ .. ...- •• ' ... - gsanaxa . No. 4,754.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1861. (Stamped, id. Additi on al) crwoPEa(al ______ ..... _ ______ and Illen. GERMAN RIM, with Mr. DRAMA. M R and PALLY. 111 6 ,118117, In theft implant ESTER. — 4 ,—.. 1 TM Iv II EN T. and imam IszetPt &dunk) at "t. — Mon , r lag Representations and Saturday, at It. at the Ro)al IMIOILY-LAZIL Gallery of tlinstrstion. 14 — Valose^ed " sta . Is .to stalls, is.. I I einirn, Is. iseiniii in advance at IM ii.illtr) and al Mamas. Cieser, lissis, and Wood's, tOl, . l argent street. "POR CALCUTTA, calling at MADRAS. —Tha 3. ..a•••.• Maigaakilp JA N) N. Lai 3:4 lame p.nov,r;l = h at Cammiamlar, a.. Mailbag la the t leWrM lawka llomia, MI ham mg lig lib Ilairmakie embarking/ nameames M r.l Irv*/ ileamerial as Noweininr. This mmaillamkaile. Mai ewrealy lag Oa Inas restsed. bee ant fate aetaMlilielialifll aa4 MN wary aig maarieme4 mums said • aleTanb... MAP of LONDON GRATIS.—On SUNDAY next, Nor, 10, will he promoted gratis with the DIA. A 11, the &metal (South.kaeleiftiMleties) of Nine Doable Sheets, to form, when complete, the math perfect and useful Map of London ever puhlished, to costae 07 square lest, upno a male of nearly lo inches to the mUe. The price of the Dispatch," with any diviiion. 1. , unstamped. 5d.: stamped, to go free by j post, ad. theler of any urremagent in the kingdom. It from the 1 oftice, IN. Meet street, London. Send N. ad. in stamp. for nine ; raje,fol and f t= 11" ' o f f A Lc roe d ries.. — trah lu sr ua x Pape hig re ail „; hert any past or future Jake, price is. Bd., by post 3a Maps seat on roller, AL extra. J. Wilson. Liverpool, boot maker—Nov. 27. G. Wilkinson, Dur ham, grocer—Nov. 27. T. K. Harrison and W. Waters, Sunder. land. ironmongers —Nov. 25. Sir K. Cesium, Bart., John Milton, Joseph Ratline, and J. Young, London and Manchester, mer chants—Nov. 26. John Banton temperate estate), London and Manchester. merchant. CIJITIFICATES to be granted, unless came be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Nov. 27, W. Creep, Bear-lane, Blackfilarsenad, 011/111112—Noy. 28. T. Prince, Beckford.row, Welworth-road, dealer in fancy goods—Nov. 28. C. Bartels, Entine, West Coast of Africa, ran. chant.—Nor. 29. C. L Worth, Barnes, Surrey, timber dealer— Nov. 28. W. 51 . (lberry and W. Adelaide-place. London , bridge, provision agents—Nov. 29. 11. J. Mall, Chapel close, Berkshire, and Oxford, tattler—Nov. 27. A. D. Kidd, Pore-street, and Cripplegate-buildings, City. straw bat manufacturer—Nov. 27. T. Smith, Manchester, silk flnisher—Nor. 27. W. Jepson and D. Pickup, Blackburn. Lancashire, cotton manufacturen—Nov. 2H J. Platt, Oldham, Lancashire, furniture dealer—Nov. 29. T. Corbett, Birmingham, licensed victualler—Nov. 29. C. Cockayne, Cannock Chase, Staffordshire, builder—Nov. 23. 0. H. Kent, Stratiord.on.Avon, Warwickshire, Umber merchant—Nov. 26 W. °matures, Leicester. boot manufacturer—Nor. 23. W. N. 8. Cops, Wellington-street, ltosweLl-street, and Nottingham, tobac conist—Nov. 26. G. 11. Ogden, Bangor, Carnamonshlre, toy dealer—Nov. 30. W. Atherton, Liverl, merchant. PAKTNESBIIIPB DMOLVID. . _ . Tba ern emellorwl eh weeks, by one of the s4l.ratag fog • sibmg ovary Last night Miee Avonia Jones, an seeress who brings with her an Australian reputation, appeared at this theatre in an English translation of that tragedy of Medea which, originally written by M. Forest Legatee for Mdlle. Rachel, was declined by that great tragedienne, and which ultimately saw the gaslight under an Italian guise and ob. tamped celebrity through the impersouation of Madame Ristori. It is pleasant in these days of exec& d'arnstie and triumphant first nighte, the brilliancy of which is never renewed, to record that the debutante is a lady of whose capabilities for dramatic impersonatiou there can be no tea , usable doubt. She has an expressive face, a fine figure, and • voice capable of the rarest and smorteharming modulation ; some at her pathetic tones are of we sweetness, and her attitudes are classical and statuesque. When she appears in another character one will be better able to judge of her powers, but she has made sufficient mark to entitle her already to warm commendation, and to induce one to re gard her as the most promising of recent first appearances. She was warmly applauded throughout, and recalled at the end of each act. PSIS. Tom Comissailla'll, sall. C.M now, l'aDeft W. Webb Dam USI W. F. repipinsrse.. t u t: I ra n ,... . 11. Ilkonisr SSW D. W. Ur.. July 1 Sews of %NMI ... .. sin T. ThonikUl Aug 15 Yaw ireSelai -prow .liiii — is soil exces4 theasaUnt-class WOWS AS* Nob lie Swan. CDUSDLAY mad Ca. s 5, radio. mosi-ateivt. IW. • Woos. £I2*XD 111STIF sad ,CS. WS. Ikaloaral4W9.4. [C.. or .4 do oft.* .4 the Dos Les sad Loam manias emores7 (wise. 9. mandwias i La d. = LC.. wt.,* ohm kr soyeluisents as M is Ws arnica ..bueld kr aria. LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL, TICHBORNERTILIZT, teg of the Haymarket. forKN KVKRY ICYLVING at Seven o'clock. J 1111SNDIERAON ea the rum+ WIRE. the ORIAT/Ef RoNUSJt of the DAY. AIM RILE the I'HINKIN and the LAMM Rocky Moestals WoNOKIOI, the KLLIOTT FAMILY. COMIC TALSNT—J. 0. FORDS.. J. BLANCHARD. SAM UUILLINI. Illre RUTH STANLEY. and Hen LAWILINCL Dried hum Imam& Camas Ora, and Martha. Meat. eel Direetar. AUSIELL OItOYLIL Moe Id., o, poet tree for rase item INDIAN RAILWAY and INDUS FL OTILLA MUSLIM= Hama:led sad fogad to be delusive, with &tracts iron the Nadal Contracts. Second &Moe, with an Melvin into the Validity of Debentures by June MUM London : Letts, non, sad Co.. ti, Soya Izehange. VAB.MOUTH BLOATERS, 25 tar 2s. ea.: 50, JL en ; Y/L Tl : 1111.: 400. tie : 000, !I.: 11014 UM42dioshopa lachalod) . forwarded to say part of Shit opal veaMpt post-oak* order or Meer Wat dead he mad p e directions to bit b. DkßlClL=B u lt i r4 , t Trworaft Seventh Fannon. Jutubashed, prim b.. by post 16 stamps, DEBILITY awl IRRITABILITY (Mental and Physicia), Induced by nominator/Imam: the Symptoms, Meets, and Rabaul Treatment. lly T. H. Yimaus, 11 D., Physician to the General Poet-dim LeMit-Carrtere Provident Institution, sta. Leaden: by P O llOll, toes the Author, IS, Lloyd.emsans, W.C. RICILAIID DREW. Secretary. IVIIIIRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (ol ILh B ekmalVyant. Lemke. Wilt of PACKKP MAPS to AWITILALIA.—Yor IlkusoluaNr. Port Phillip. Pima (to Maim Ihe Ducks as W /let E. , b.11 - . toth Nuormlor, calling at PlP must , the niss.aii. - ..ht tapper ship $1 FYOLK, l.lap tar rottimor. IA oil l N &TIN : Coansasailer lying In tho Root India Melt& 11. r aroortniwilatinlSS for all dares of pamompent ansarpopassoi. aiol she willowy, an experienced Yew &m em or panne, apply to APLOW. ALLPUILT : =7147 GAN, •oth *mom Money Wier.= ms 4 mom, loasianhall• alliiiii.—Painsaginv I' thlo Ur of potkol• an consvpsd Paaa la Plymouth Ong-ciaos tut tocoml-clmo larta. and otoomitelmol for third -close tam BARLOWII MT-ACTING MEAT SCREEN rook • kw Jika d eldi • mere handful of coals. The miring Is lammos • Ike mkt Is beautifully roosted Is every VW. sleety bkoniod mormr, mad all the army sod untritioue propetla rolklosa NI.. IN N.M. These eurystaing 'Mkt& sto preload Igr ssimallls orsemikstke of boo& DR. CURTIS ON NERVOUSNESS, GENERAL DEBILITY, de. Just published, prim Is., post be the Author for 12 stamps AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE amot CURB of PREMATURE DECLINE in MAN, with plain directlows for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result of twenty five plea successful practice In the treatment of those pecstliar DOTVIRI/1 and scquirw4 dhows which tend to emetitler sad shorten Ills By Dr. J. L. Corns, It, Albemarieetmet, Piccadilly. London. Consultatiobs. 10 till 3, sad Ito 21. •• Witted no hesitation In my Mg these la no rereshrisof whom the book ' , intuit{ be found whit—whether such pre b on i rsoll the relation of parent. prector, or dentinal": —fish. "' Id " : Ma". Corabdi •14 J. Allen, "WIRBMIaNSI. IitARLOVh3 POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's delight . an Infallible neollod d cooking this Isvourito voistsbas d parlsallss. Prise Ss.,, 7a. as BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the noessmsl4 s Maid. esersaSed tors ono ton at goals Is Ulm Pries 14 tli tWIN WA IS p.m) The manner in which she was supported by' the other artiste engaged was really lemsatablia. BARLOW'S TABLE CUTLERY, unequalled Ma% I : l6 el t iire bledlr l eg ditto, W I Z 4:llti Intim 12s. XL par demo carvers In prapurtlon. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. sad MOONS% AIMIRA/JAN LTIM at PACKET 4111 P.—rot STD3INT Direct In mil punctually Dom the river on Ow .t'dh ‘ovetaber, callum at Plymouth to ma: hneh psierenom do. Lt lirernMer , the volelnibi new clipper Alp DC PIIA ILE I A -TIC:, A 1 for 13 years belooglng to Nemo D lumbar and .some, 1.300 Woe: Wei In the kart hides Duck* II it I u 6. commander. Thls fine :hip has Just been Iwo 11.41 by NI r Laing. of nuuderland ahe 11. a fall poop, with drit I Alai as t untio-.lalkeil toe calnis prieenders bar lima desha brim/ lofty nol airy, *be air/Soho a :tearable "' My a few ..v.vo vv l shin and laterift4mile psemenfrefs.:=l Ondetirne..l morreall —Ear Sous of freight Of primps giggly Se Mr. E I: I.LLATLY, erltb IM MOM, Pori. *trent, Mas h:am or to DEVITT and )100/114 P. 1111/16mbetteet. CAILSSIDGS, Noy, 6. Eutt-noir or Vics-CsAwommon.—At a congre gation this morning the Rev. George Phillips, D.D., Presi dent of Queens' College, and the Rev. W. K. Bateson, D.D., Muter of St. John's College., were put in nomination for the vice-chancellorship. The voting was—for Dr. Phillips, 94 ; Dr. Batson , 36. Dr. Phillips was cone.- quently elected. Tag APATOXIC/I. MITIMUIL—The inspectors have re ported to the senate that they have found the preparations and specimens in excellent order and in a good state of pre servation. A great number of objects, presented by the Professor of Anatomy, J. W. Clark, Esq., and other con tributors, has been added to the collection since the last re port. The large glom mem on the floor have been fitted with cradle shelves, and a harming gallery has been carried round the interior of the museum, by which arrangements much space has been gained. The professor, assisted by J. W. Clark, Fag. and Dr. broiler, her entirely re-i= the Osteological department ; and determined and the very numerous specimens. 7120 M LAST NIGHPS GAZETTE. • - HARLOW'S MAGIC OYSTER OPENER. —A Air sew mod mad insenions 'mends.. Price 2.. 4141. BARLOW'S INDELIBLE bIABKING INK. No prepanalan regained. hire la per bottle. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No woo, or nallinant disturbed in tilting. Will map Me MIS( one In a mesa. Prim 9a and upw sada BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vest peg required ; no sere gat beer er sear vine. Pries 4a. gd. ; UiC. eleetro plated, la—Apply direct to JAMES 1141.11L0W. segle, 14, Kmg %VIES= street, Manses house gee that his n o tise sad address to os every article. all others are Mesa lailitsakma Ingraviass gratis. Established 1820. EWER and Co.'s MUSICAL LIBRARY.— (wintry nehieribers receive four °ablest worth of Mask at the time. For terror refer to °WEE and Co Album Leaves, presented gratis and poet East-street. London. •D .II n•I A* .8.4. 11,4. 131ILICAN LIPS I' IMAM& _ _ _ _ , t Earl . 441. 4W. ant. zhee. tb• f'rl•• IIIOS ••••••• 4. Iv I Ihe WI:. 1 1E V ITT and 1110ORZI AUSTRALIAN LINZ 11 of PACK DT WHIP.—Poe PORT PHILLIP Direct hare fink* ile•p•teh . the well know it !With& h u nt dip L A DY tiArD D HALI t A ►iiehinuing 1.. Steinke& D liuntrae and Sine, mama ca 11..1 comma:eke Wag In tint Dog ladle Lucks. ml. One vessel and menhir tredve has • fun eery. with irrende recommendation for ealon oxen.. and WV terry as ear enema plf requited —l , ir tenets of Asada or pomace &no to it ELLATLI. with the owners. Yeteetreel, Unirelereart, or le DIYITT and 11410114 V. Ore& BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN cyMPFIZA tr.mLONDI?K pied.. -- 111 - 11,1 ICY pleXeS toe loth Noe.. the aim Aberdeen clipper U MINA Ti mon %I ART IN, worigmadter. Thle conedrsiet..l bathe fumes hinder Newts. A. Duthie mid Co. Atierd.. It, with womb pawnor meow mottatioti I, tally tor 11., te.i.lney Under it Nisi returned from her fleet rot. tot.ll i °yogi.. and offers to panne embarking for Ws Cokay, and to shippers of SOS 81111111 MUNI goods, by far the beet ttpportunity of the berth. To be followed. se V 1 , !: kk ot net for the 10th Dec., by the unrivalled l'Alß]oukal,l.not tons. the lastest ship hi the trade. M Llg 01 RS F. pocket be Noe . ftreliril.K goods In the Leedom Q. I mad the 2tdb, link. perilously UN, the sopsib Nark flail u pper stop frl'4l I ID. tomenanike This blob eta.. English litult dapper, A I el Lloyd's. ler LI Lear.. pia "%waxed !non her third voyegs, tam, unassimilated opportunitiee to shipper .1 tine sod seaman goods. and superb areoeunoel mfo oo r ail classes of paeadigers. Vlctogia war rant • tglen In part payment. I+IEi:NoI.AND packet for November. now loading. CU IT. IN. I.Matons, 1111ASUIT commander, to embark we at tt rummest no 15th Nov.. and will call at klyniou TIAN One Umbels bulit clipper has proved capable of great speed, Wing mode the not tom Plymouth to Australia in 72 days . has superior arcuate...triton for all Omar, of passengers. and will carry an experienced simmer Toler followed, as QI*EIiNALA l It packet for December, by lb. black ball clipper WiiNTIfirRENCV. I,MM tow A l at Lloyd's, special surrey. Yor all peril. ularsnzpectlng bided pamaga to Aantralla A 1 •77.1 'c.f. _ ! As' rot BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL stILAY HIM between LIVWUOL lad NSW Yogi OINK teal howl= LI Val./VOL and MOWN, tho Boston Alps wily eagles IA Tho followlag of Misr vowels try oppOstod to Ng Advaopoo& alibis at Cock to rec.lro wage : -__-- ASIA. kw NEM YORK. Rotordeo, November 9. CA NA DA, tor 11(brrUN, Ilatemis9, November It • At Rick kr RIM YOILIC, 9stardey. November 12. ii=9 9909 .8 9 1 9 • 9 4 geode trw Name mei llamas. to to N Now Tort no 44141 the R.M AL Kanak. =m Isaboltag otewonro Am mg promdeer. RA om Low or lerwoo,—To HaLtoz sod IOW" slid = 221: ossowl siblw. SA To Now York. Aid rob* MI; Win. RA MR& to WM; Boer" owl Now York. Pm &100. I per awl. prlompt— to J. & howl. W. losioa ; D. Can* Mom. sod 12. Plan &a la O. owl J. IternsA Redrontwoltrosi, Olaigoor K. KltZrr000lowo; or R. aw 2 C. Roalvor. a, MY 871/311 OOMMI7NICATION to ORT tilsist—The 1117111001. JIM TO IA RIMAILIKIP 00ICPAST bind eskaill-posinsl Irsalksse IMmussidpialos e Quessisirs urla rT=TlLUVLl d aft 7011 114 TOIL MT Of MA ICOMITIOL Jim • Trisasslicttw. IL CITY IN PAM SOMA Woboiday. Na,. IL AM even sessisalsig Wolusisy 0111111 11077110. 17. Nisi aim% sisriths; seMMMIS MsdMisi. lerssid pumps, s tosiollas sessiiiess 04A Itissestri Ise Omsk; tbe Wisims olled so very rivaslaiwase isrms.—ler - Mir is WILLIAM LIMAN, 1M Wsiersirsok Limpid ; or to INTIB awl !WM& /Umg Mlllissalmoik our. PHILLIPPS, GRAVE", aad PHILLIPPS sal Essosist Its solommllsool isstslos sionses ii6ros: ks/ tOMIIDAN sad 11. RlMfletbs ILATAVINIeary t Ilesday storslns. al 11 stiask. Ibus Ss Mist mg Nor start Iltess—S Mal M. ; MUM la awl CI sel. Th e l IYILVISBD. awry Many nom Om bar 1 lb. Tower. Yam LI. INs save MX. Yr ace WAWA. Wsissmiss ~lke sow. 11. ham Ilussr•pls.a reses—SS. LI. sod Na LA= V• 61411 Issesd st W. sad alma ilk the OVNTAP WAIA. Inn Illowdriawk Sow. la lam. sad AIM 01at Pee height, peeemmite.. MOW% Vokwooll os SW AIM asd 11111LU'asa rIKTRANCII 0171CII, 1 'myna, — La ?e, lantaiismol. Le— salt7tlllll,-crols. LW. 1101111P481. Osturits L Rem tarreht 11.4 ed, W. Cellos. 1 47 t. tit . IL& Ira Jame lassesset, 41. J.la Davin. Lan. MIN Lubin's'', ILA Jorge A. laui44/4 Loot II IleiLmolaaraw r t Mitiltse 4war,l /14.104. las . try llamadll4 JOS.. Saq.. Lirtaas 0. Ilotkpea. W. P lIIMITAIT AA. Aff4AT—lla4rl Tudor. spICCIAL BUN NuTICIL 71112 D SEITZ.NtIIAL IDf VIIOTHIATIoN sod EtIVIAION IT.M/1111 to tot July. TM (' Rom voila ton en so awl. to tat do M. pot toot. ott 11.. protolumo sold la Ur Ihre ones yews us rafts of 7, 14. aml 11 Imre' forolkot ovalwiliA MOW. to sea polo mge twos if lON to Mo ps 4181. par mot. Mad' poiniont. or bon 11s. to 42 7s. IMI Mal WI I 11111.111. GO al romeei lases sa boknois Is /noisy err mord= epos Wisp Isrevetly r siessin VIM Me Amargosa Ist railis ad tweak ft, op* 114 OM COM as slow% wit to tog of Um Omplars waft BONDS. —CORK trod YOUGHAL RAILWAY INIMPANT. NIPTICE OIVIIS. dot a. MOMS et ills Cow py falai . Mw os the ISO sad Ira awl ea Oho In el .rier ..eat req.. tively, most be lbw PAYMMIT, gm e de) is. ems@ 4. thdr become*. fit; Kleembleer-boese el 'YM Mys, 11111 e. lied Qa , Lorlow.—ly 'ram C. BAXILI. Illewslazy IN. Olesbeas-floor. Nev. 00A L R—By Screw 111•amsers asid Rail way. 1111111/61 SY art KINOILAND COAL DiPlirTYL—No Norsprs. ervtorim Tvavellors Aciorts se =br —LKA sA 4 Co.'s irks for Ilribm r 4 Losabbssi bog boom isal kb t. nrurhl, .Ilmi fro Use coMosiss by 'crew simmers, Is pat km 4. as les mows under say yorloat) : : Not mail. 11. Inland, by ;-1111kdontA =in and Ms. Clay coos, tx owl uw, . barostsy. Msegays, 17A Pd.. oat nab. Orbsen-O. screened. to pad el 10•466.-4111 soden direct to LEA and I' , IIPAN ra Cbbst IMb Laados Ssatioto : II i,gbbury, Whyte", ar il___ _ _ D R. RICoRD'S ZBBENCE d LIFE restores manhood to tip meet shattered cosislitatlons la fur smoke Failure is ispoeslbila Its effects are possum:et. No coaaattaliou necessery.—Bald la eases, with fall lustieutuna, ai lla, or tour plautltiss far INs., sent anywhere, carefully packed off merge of nualltasiesee stsaspa toy *vats. raouT ed Co.. SV. +trawl near Tisiaele-her. TOZZAI7B COPAHINE.—Copaibs and Cnbebs el are draftiest the best remedies. b them an of a modeles WM mid odour, and measles .sls mama, and tsMsle MeMarknace. Y. Joann hes la readcrios theme Tommie tharepentle moots perfectly humemas. by lames*. bins his Copal= all the curative prattrUsa prows. lin has bon adopted by the Peri' Aunkmy ef Maeda' alter mom that a thousand Hale le Paris. sad the different Leedom hompltalt, elm , rt. Thomee'e. Guys, and M. hartholomee's, seem the ca. of Herm Lloyd, Poland. sad Lamm turn, lemma • Nov I. 1161 The topshine, which is la form of • rift piak sugars plum, edema a cure la about sit dam, eith e r se recant or chrook .Ileatera led capsules. ea al.. her by p..t, kSL—JO7.ItAI*, French amulet. 45. Haymarket, Loudon, n, Sis at. HaesUm Paris; sod all chetalete. ASIYZR 1•ILLNO De. SMITS 31110011 ea I Llllll ?ELM 'Meet say Nereatial layeedieat. tram Wtee et 1::=, will be bawl laveltable le all who sutler trees Mies sal beet etatebiala la= eladl, 'gam% ybl.baea. Illailates et the Gym !a te r iloathenett as a lamely seerleat iffesall• as% eat es a earlier .1 the b10..4 tbey see Italy swellait, wild la tbar egetailea and grateful So aka Wasascb & h enaie appetite. entrees digeston, sad idesambeu wbob aletame tatteut.-1101l by W. Lambert of liassysetrwe awl illalsts, Is Sena Is 10. sad Is Si Ds sure to ask Ist Diabase& s sad Lives Pint 11w gssiglis ars& anima gases packs's, anti "1/1111ass Lusinei," siwnwed as Ow Wain p. DINNKFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA hp nom during trenty•five years =liestly ssoc- Weal th• moiled in iessi.m, awl areepted by the me the Mat remed) foe acidity of the stomach, pot, and Indmmition, and as a mad ape rient tir digital* mineillations, more especially for ladles and anima. Oemibimed Ida the Acidulated Lemon Syrup, It forms ma agreeable ofervescing draught. in which Its aperient quali ties are Math Increased. Dwrinm hot seamen., and In Ant climates, the render an et this simple and element remedy has been found highly bemelletal.—Manufartured ,with the utmost Wen. ilea to strength sled putty) by DIN NEYWLID and Ca, 172, New lioadetreet, Lemke . and sold by all respectable chemists Inntleghsed the empire. DikBRIGHT'S APHRODISION.—T6 now. phoriped NtityiNs TONIC.—The n.w choreal Coned melon of Phosphatic WM quinine. iron, de.. adapted for both seems. containing MI the meentlal cnostiteents of the blood, teutti and nerve sublimes; moveable to the palate innocent es Itamodes. still preserving to wonderful properties, affordbm immediale nlicll, and perwumently curing all who suffer Ovum mod withering of the nervous and mancelar theme diners of Ma kidneys. bladder, a Mama don Nod every ether embeestive derangement et Or opoift nommorallog and ribMproldsig ail the import/let eleemenleet she loom Sommo POD* Ilai ger battle, or four Ita. bottles hi eiM Premed mod meld mg aelabsraiery, iio, Maddox solo. W ormagnallbe ibe Wm al St. Goorge's Church) 4l 7= l7 . where also nor be bed She ow immiliami wort. entitled "harems lialenatioss," aeon mod gum with an Lau co Sperms taro M oo mile ed iriag Or meeelleae nimearalive pryers el Ito newly -1.11•1161211i 1111110111. deem emassegally se the =dim * Wiper Isles So *L. by gull& led ; abridged pa Ad eemmmigetlene amid IVA ogee gran ea we oldre=ibilyli MGM. TM above midi man bane bees smiled Oa a torienired nimble% Maraber el tho "Ma Cakes id Sraogierie, Sogieod, who may be deny eon ealled Ono 11 Midi BANKRUPT& • WILLIAM Witeltrr, Chapel.place, Careodishoquare, captain In W SUb Pont, to surrender Nov. 19, at 124, at liashighall• Went. Bola, Nichobt and Clark, Cook's-court, Liucoln 11-11111; off. wig., Bell, Colernan-drect•buildinp. MeeKeig. 1.11.11114, Wappot-wall, Mleadwell, bulbous* keeper, Nov. IS, at 12, at Lasiughall-street. Ott. wig., Bcll, Cole manstreet-buildlngs. flitter Noidat, Robertstreet, Chelsea, undertaker, Nov. 20, at 111, at ituinthallotreet. Sot, Clarke, Stanley-place, Padding ton-green : off. wig., Johnson, Basinghall-street. 4exesage OMEN. New.street, Houndaditch, marine store dealer, Nov. 18, at 11, at Bubsghall-street. Hot, Levy, Ben nett/street, Covent-garden . off. wig., Johnson. Benue:tall street. Jana 11040 TD, Basinghall-street, City, warehouseman, Nov. 20, at 0, at Basinghallstreet Son., heed, Gresham-strut, City, and Aide and Cu., Manchester ; off. swig., Canaan, Ile singhaltstroet. Tiktitas 41111411, Aidershott, Hampshire. baker, Nov. 20, at 11, et Bastaghalisetnet &A., PatUagoo, Furnivarsinu. of, Canna., Buinghslistren. 14wAlin Davis.. To. nshend•roati. St. John's-wood, hoot maker. Nov. 30, at I, at liasliighallaireei. not, Strantways, Kimea nod, liedlord-row : off. wigs, Cannan, Bsaingliall-street. Jolla LAUD, Turner's. road, Ilmehouse, bidider, Nov. 10, at 10, at Basinaltallatreet. of. wily., Canaan, Buinghall-street Jeffs SC7111111.41) Magnet Kilburn, private tutor, Nov. 19, at 3. at Basinghalistreet Ott. swig., Cannan, Buingholl- street Stem CL SHIPAILL, Blackmanotreet, Southwark, licensed vie. Waller, Nov. 00. at 3, at Ilealnghall-street Of. wig., Can nosi. Basinghaltatreet. 114111 SioRT PRINT, Sutton. Surrey, newspaper reporter, Nov. IS, at 14, at ilasinghallstreet. Sol. , Peverley, Coleman stnac. City o ff . asaig., Cannan, SaainghallBtreet. BaHRESZ, Southainittou.street. Camberwell, brush manufacturer, Nov. 18, at I, at liaainghalLstreet. Mason and co., Gresham.street, City ; off. swig., Carman, Be singhall•strect. Join 111.881 Guteogs, Cheaham, Bucks, chemist, Nov. 18, at 11. at Finsitigitallureet. sot, Wellborn*, Dukestreet, tondos bride,.. oif. wig. , Cannan, Buingballotreet. ISAAC I.EN I+, Langton place, Camberwell, baker, Nor. 20, at 24, at Baslngiall.street. 84.4., Monday, Fouataln-court, Strand; of. wig . Carman, Bashigliall.atreet. JOHN (17.01t0F, Providence buildings, Yew Kentroad, baker, Nov. 23, at 1, at Beduchall.street. Sol., Chipper/WM Molly street, Southwark off. wig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. Medan iticitaeas, itillingsgage-market City, and Ahmed' street, kuston.road, Nis talesman, Nov. 28, at 11. at Basing hall-street. Sot, ludo'', tierle.strut, Lincoln's-inn; off. sang., Fennel, Guildhall-chambers. WILLIAM &o e, Liackehurch-lane, St. George.le-the-But, baker, Nov. 18. at 111, at klasinghallstreet Sot, Splice South-place, Finsbury ; off. wig., Pennell, Guildhall. ehamben. C 611448 WILLIAMS Blown, Greenwich, clerk In Deptford Dock yard, Nov. 23, at 10, at assingludistreet. Sots., Coartensy and Croome, OracecharChstreet, qty; off. wig., Pennell, Guildhaticham , en. Pattie BASTARD PUS, Drummond-street, St. Pancras, com mercial traveller. Nov. ta, at it, at Baatughall.street. Off. twig, Fennel, Gulluball-charehere Julie Riffle W13.7115LAN, Upperlitaankedginet, general Wed, Nov. 4 at 2, at Bastragball street. Off. aisle., retold', Guild. ball-chambers. loan, Row Hop% Mork-nos, City, and Dod *net Lent house, ,d 1 merchant, Nor. 28, at 1, at Buleghall-street Off. wig., Pennell, Gelidhall-chambenc litecieutt DitACeN At. Thomas's-street, Southwark, co& lateen' traveller, Nov. 28, at 121, at liasinglialtetreet. Ott, wig.. Pennell, Gulidhalkhambers. CllcaUts Rot. Roydon, Must , schoolmaster, Nov. 28, at 2 1 . at Hatenghall-atrese Sol., Batchelor, Oaildhall-clistubsiu City: off. sang., Penned Gulidball-chasubers. CHARLEY 1:01111.161Vr. Chartes.street, Middlesex Hospital, late a Hewed victualler, Noe. 29, at 10, et lisainghallotreet. Off. wig.. Penult Galldhall-chambera JAMES 514 s itrutLlSO, P 4. John'uldil„ Wandsworth, and Wer tomburg-street, Clapham, Nov. 4, at 3, at Buinghall-street. Off. wig., Pennell, Oulldhall-chambeni. JAao SClaotill, Watford. Hertfordshire, draper, Nov. 28, at 10, at Itann.gludistreet. Oft. wig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. HAMUHL Easters Houma, Bertiardotreet, Bloomsbury, coni mimion agent, Nov. 19. at 12, at Baslughall-street. OIL wig., Graham. Colemanastreet. WILLIAM 1113itv 144764, thirway.road, Westbournegrove, livery stable keeper. Nov 10 at 111, at lissingliallstreet Sole. Lawrence and Co., Old Jewry-chambers, City ; off. wig., Gra ham. Coleman-street. 0101103 lia4a, Hertford, upholsterer, Nov. 19. at 11. at Baring hall-street Sots, Memo and Co., Orseharrastreet, City, sad stru lasgss t ore sad Co., Hartford; a& wig., Graham, Coleman- Sanneng, Little Penes-inset, Westminster, brick layer, Nov. 19, at lei, at liningball-street Sol., Howard and Oa, Panewoder-rogr, City . off. wilt, Graham, Coleman-stn.-id. HORT MOM RAU, South Island-place, Brixtion.ruel, dairy- Wens, Nov. 13, at IP, at Bsaingballstreet. Oft. assig., Haar Nov.. Geatiff i l i rforth.place. Grare-inn-road, attorney's dark Mkt Nov. 14 at 11, ail Basinghalletreet. Off. arta.. snow Of. ROUT Tamp, Cleitage-Mace. Limehouse. and Suffolk-place, Ossameniel-read leek /Aster, Nov. 18. at 11, at Basinghall street. SoL, lershberry, Colawastreet ; off. sari/., States hid, assingo•2l-eirest. CRIHMOFRIM BURRY, WlaMmeter, wee master, Nov. 22, at 12, M lissinghsHotrut. Art, Shims, New-inn, Strand; off. ifeedg. , Edward/4 Inelexthalletroet. KICOLB 511cA711. Brighton, teacher of singing. Nov. 22. at 14, at liaslnghall street. son, Messrs. Lewis, Ely-place, qty ; I en. malt., Edwards, Basinghalletreet ' Honey Aiduris and Wlwax HAMER. Robert.street and Stan- Hampstead.road, ta bedstead mak Nov. M .tL at Sols., ro Denton and Hall ers. , Gray's.ina , swine elt.asaig., Edwards, Badrigitall•atreet. Wain& OtOlog BARTLITf Htlscan , Tuley-street, Muth =hip ehmeller, Nov. nt. at 10, at BoaingballstrceL Sofa, and Lewis, Old Jewry, City . off. wig.. Edwards. lasiagball-atret Camaro Maar Lewis, Barnes, namy, barrister, Nov. 22, at 24, at Bes/whall-street. Mot, Otdrewe, Balsover , street, Port lasul-plaee ; off. wig., 'Edwards. Basinghall-street. lilac PW, letlaa&aireat, flout', Lambeth, clerk In the Par. liamentary Cousel-effeee, Nov. 214 at 104, et lianugliall-stroot. Sot., Ilan , The Crescent, levilln street off. wig., Edwards, Inslaghsli.strest. WOMAN 10674 SKITS, Coventry-street, Haymarket, hosier, Nov. 28, at 111, a basingball•street. , Billiter street, City off. sada.. Edwards. Bastuhall-etreet. JAM. 011osita Pecttatio , Itprosid. Denton, gentleman, Nov. 20, at 3, at Bulnghalistreet. Sole, Harrison and Lewis, Old J City off. Ydwsrds, Basinthall.strest. tiondtoe DA ewry. VIS. At. George's-street, St. George-Bathe-East, are dealer, Nov. 26. at 3 , , at Beeinehallatrut. Sol., Levy, Hendetta.street, Covent-garden ; off. Wig . Edwards, Bia sinethall street T 6011611 SARKIS, Reigate, Surrey, hatter, Nov. 26, at 111, at Basinghallstnet. not. 811vn:ter, Great Dover-street, Nearing. ton of. wale., Edwards, Basingtsall.street. Fauns Hewes. Hereford, butcher. Nov 19, at I, at Birming ham Court held at Herefnni. Sob.. Underwood Hereford. and Messrs. Wright, Birminghais ed. wig., Kinnear, Bir mingham. Ssiscul. 1/44 and J 05411 THOMAS THACCIAT, Penton, Stafford shire. plumbers, Nov. 15, at 11. at Birmingham Court. Son., Liknlirld. Newnan.% ntaffordshlre. and James and MOCK Barmiughafra off. sari/., Kinnear, itirtaingli.tro. WILLIAM 1:71014, Hanley. Slafordahlre,wholesale grocer, NOV. ld, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sole, Hodgson and Alien, Birmingham, and Talmud., Hanley ; off. wile., Kinnear. Bir mingham. WILLIAM SMITH, Pin , tongton. Staffordshire. grocer, Nov. Is. at IT, at Birmingham Court. tiols., James and Knight. Bir mingham, and Litehffeld, Newcastle, Staffordshire ; off. wig., Whitmore, Birmingham, Cllaalica Davis, Beth, upbolaterer, Nov. 16. at 11, at Bristol Court. Sols., Dishy and Sharp, firm-place. Yinshierr-circus. and &ma and Co., Bristol : rid. sari/., 21111er, Bristol. If goleOtte LOILAS Brines, Exmontb, Devonshire. stationer, Nov. 10, at It, at Pieter Court. Sob.. Cruel, Cburch.court, Old Jewry. sad Fiend. Exeter: off. wig., Hinge!. Exeter. HURT Jung, Couborne,rornwall, shoe dealer, Nov. 18, at IL at teeter Court. Sole, Yewens, Camborue, and Turner and Hlrttel. Exeter ; of. wig., Mint Exeter. Jags NEAL/. Doncaster, Yorkshire, wholesale druggist, Nov. 16, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sot, Cleat, Leeds; of. wig. Young, Leeds. OTZPHHH Nitaotene, Leeds. solicitor, Nov. 11 at 11, at Leeds Coen. Bois., Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; of. eagle., Young, Leeds Cliatutenea SMITH, HNI , ICTIOUI.I,YorkahIre, commiesion agent foe sale of &Tuileries, Nov. 18. at 11, at Leeds Court. Bola, Mold, York. and Simpson, Leeds of. wig., Young, Ueda Hwy MOSITZPROLS, Sheffield, entice, manufacturer. Nov. 10. at 11, at Loeds Court held at Shat tel& Sol., Pena, Meet- SAC off. m4g., Yams, Sheffield. UK! hunt IHNOHAH, Bakewell, Derbyshire, auctioneer. Nov. le, at 11, at Leeds Court :old at Sheffield. Sots., Smith and Bardeklic Sheffield: off. sang., Young, Sheffield. WILLIAM WOOD, Leeds, butcher. Nov. 18, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sot. Simpson, Leeds : off. wig., Yonne. Leeds. Joao C15A7710.3, Rerhury, Yorkshire, mango nianutexturer, Row le, at 11, at Linda Court. Sots., Rayner, lorbury, and Bond sad Barwick, Leeds . off. wig.. Hope, Leeds. AVIITWICI. Monk Yryston. Yorkdilte, tanner, Nov. 15, lir 01 e&11, at Leeds Coast. &A., lade, Leeds; off. sang , Hope, JOIN EMININIT, Mileffiter, Lacaahlin. brielllaSN'. Nev. 16, at 11 . L verp Live ool rpool Cows. Sol, Horner, Liverpool; off. aaslg., Bird, Li CLAM I, commission merchant, Nov. 18, at 11, at LlverpodOvert . Sot, Bremner, L11'01.001; off. maks, Megan. LivetpeeL William Crowe, Manchester. plumber, Nov. 15, at 12, at Maaehester Court. Son., Cobbett and Wheeler, Manchester; of. sasig„ Putt, Manchester. TNON•s Blown, Manchester, woollen warehouseman, Nov. 22, at 12. se Manchetter Court. Son., Sale sad Co., Manchester; INL Ifernaman, Manchester. EM MY Natoli:MlN, Mouth Shields and Newcastle-upon-Type, merehant, Nov. 15, at 11, at Newcastie.upon-Tyne Court. Hole, Hodge and Ririe, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; off. wig., Baker. Newcastle-upon-Tyne Jolts Evass, Hullos, Lancashire, provision dealer, Nov. 21, at 10, at Raiford County Court. Sol, Elton, Manchester; am wig, Halton. JOU Cootryn, &Alford, Lancashire, boot and shoe manufst. Wee, Nov. 21, at 10, at Salford County Court. Sol, Dawson. Manchester. off. assig., liulton. IoNATIIin 00x, Higher Broughton. Lancaahlre, commission Nov. 21, at 10, at Salford County Court. Sol., Andrew, ter : off. iseig., Hutton. J•glis Yuma Wititillsos, Huhne, Lancashire, traveller, Nov. /I, at 10, at Salford County C o urt. sot, Foulkes, Manchester ; off. orig., Holton. Itstumuu SWIFT, Cheetham, lancaehire, late s salesman, Nov. 21, at 10, at the Raiford County Court Sol., Crowther, Man chester; off. usig., Hutton. JOlll3l Yoauca HuPWoOD, Hulme, Lsneashire, book-keeper. Nov. at 10, at Salford County Court. Sot, Richardson, Mweester ; off. main., Hutton. AIM R Etta% Ifulme, Lanca.laire, Journeyman joiner, Nov. 21, eo, at Salford County Court. Sot, Dawson, Man. thesler ; oif. wig., Holton. WILLIAN BARTEL Newton, Lancashire, provision dealer, Nov. IR at IT, at Warrhigton County Court. Sot, Bent. War- Thrgtou ; off. trig. , Nicholson . WlElnsisotoi, Lower Walton, Lancashire, provision Nev. 12, at IT, at Warrington County Court. no t ., Warrington ; off. trig., Nicholson. if 11411, Bootie, Wreaths, solicitor for orders in a saw B, Nov. 18, at 2, at the Registrar's-office, Liverpool. Set, Roby. Liverpool ; off. wig.. Mime, Liverpool. WALTER LEFAID CIGNIKFORI.. Birmingham, milliner, Nov. 22, at 10, ut rmingliam County Court. Off. wig., Guest. JO Smarr, Lonworth, Lancashire, farmer, Nov. Is, at 11, at Bohm County Court. Soh., Richardson and Hinnell, Bolton ; a. wig.. Holden, Bolton. MOW= linliALL, Blandon, Gloucestershire, canter, Nov. 20, at 11, at Newham County Court. Off. amis. Mason, Newham. Tiloll•a HURT HAM, Walsall, Staltordshir?e, coal dealer, Nov. 12, at 12, at the Rraistrar's-oltice, Walsall. Sol, Duignan, Walsall ; off. wig., Clarke. RiCusan MALL, Walsall, tataffonlihire, builder, Nov. 15, at 11, at Walsall County Court Off. wig.. Clarke. 11.1111:11 Ittevin. Wlßeolall, Staffordshire, licensed victualler, Nov. 22, at D, at Wolverhampton County Court. Sol, Smith, Birmingham; of. wig., Brown. lairs Loa karaort, Jun.. Wolverhampton, manager to • spirit merchant. Nov. 42, at 9, at Wolverhampton County Court. Sul, Underhill, Wolverhampton: off. AWL, Brown. Jolly LEwin. Wolverhampton, coffeehouse keeper, Nov. Wr i t at Wolverhampton County CourL Sot, Clesswelk hall ; off. wig., Brown. JOHN STARLING DAT, Bllleticay, Essex, surgeon, Nov. 19, at 11, at Brentwood County Court. Ott. swig., Lewis, Brentwood. JOHN PETER 11150, Lancaster, Inspector of railway police, Nov. 16, at 0, at Lancaster County Court. Sal., bwan, Lanese _ ter ; off. Dean . Laster. WILLIAM lurraras, Liverpool, Nov. 15, at 9, at Lancaster Comity Court. Sot, Swan, Lancaster ; off. asslg„ Dunn, Wm caster. WILLIAM KINIIRDY, Lancaster, briekler, Nov. 18. at 9, at Lancaster County Court. Sol, Swan, Lancaster : off. amid., Dunn, Lancaster. Windex Went, Wickham Market. Suffolk, baker, Nov. 15, at 11, at Woodbridge County court. Sol., Churchyard, Wood bridge; off, wig., Reeve, Woodbridge. THOMAS RIDOEWAY COLTS, Brighton, printer, Nov. 15, at 10, at Brighton Coon C ourt Hot, Goodman, Brighton . ed. am i g , Evershed, ton. MOltrum fluorin/Li, ton, greengrocer, Nov. 16, at 10, at Brighton County a.ourt. Sol, Goodman, Brighton off. Wig, Evershed, Brighton. Loewe. Hestia, Devonport, shipwright, Nov. 16, at 11. at List Stonebouse County Court. lift. wag.. Pearce, East Stow house. WILLIAM JENSOP, Ryarsh, Kent, shoeing smith, Nov. LO. at 10, M Maidstone County Court, Sol, Morgan, Maidstone; off. asst., Scudamore, Maidstone. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Nov. 1. JosETII MOW, Houndaditch, City, wholesale clothier. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. CARDIFF PREBERVID MAL AND COEN COMPANY ,LIMITED), Nov. IT, at 11, at Bristol Court-petition for winding up. HADFIELD PATENT CANE AND PACKAGE COMPAMY CLOUTED), Nov. 29. at 11. at Liverpool Court-dividend. I N SOL V ENT DEBTORS, PORTUGAL-STREIT. BERME CHIME CoMMIIIIIIOIIER LAW. Dee. 5. L. Hyman', Back Church-lane, Whitechapel, dealer in breml-J. Chamley, Hendon, plumber-C. Spooner, Green-Ansa Nethnalgreen-road, baker--)3. P. Baker, '1 wickenham, Jobbing labourer -T. Attwood, Jun.. Charles.street, Crunberwill-aews road, tea dealer's saslatant-J. Challis, Leytoa, Essex, grosses ahopmart. Dec. 9. H. Hayter, Dorset-place, Pall mall East, servant to a Every stable keeper-W. .1. Wright, Manor grove. Old Kent road, bookseller's &militant -W. Compton, Earlstreet, Limon grove, caboarm-li. Attoeave, Albert -terrace, Wigton. and Bs tallor-W. H. Perkins, hew-ion, Shoreditch. Z 111" ! itsl' Illoorboure, Whitcomb-street. Haymarket, painter. Dee. 11. T. Topple, Torrisno-avenue, Camden.road, assistant M a wanhassamers-W. Swlnnock. Hendon, plumber-Eliza , Web Nary Italiday. widow, London-wall, City, rossene maker -C. Moss, MoUlogworthatreet, Islington, and Horseshoe. alley, Finsbury, cabinet maker-H. Franklin, Rotherneld.strset, Islington, advertising agent. Moat Hi, CoNNWIONIM /TIMM. Dec. 7. R. W. Kitchener, Morant-street, Poplar, llghterman -J. Haile*, Jubileeplace, Commercial-road East, Journeyman picture frame maker-J. Croft, Putuousplace, Fulham. commis sion agent-J. Glover, Alma-road, lionney, Journeyman box maker-G. Tredgett. Wentworth-road, Stepney, builder's as- Wtant-W. oseuham, Napierstreet, Newington, carpenter- T. Gates, Lane-one. Wandsworth, butcher-A. Woo I, Raven row, 3llle.end 01.1-town, schoolmaster-W. H. O. Bolton, Vic. I toria.pnce. Islington, attorneys clerk-A. R. Field, Tunbridge. greet, Einton.road, attorney's clerk. Dec. It. C. Moore, East Greenwich. plasterer-G. B. Williams, Stamfordstreet, Bgekfrlurs, welter-1. G. Smith, Percival street tierkenwell, cabinet maker-J. Porter, Goswell-ravel, Clerkenwell, and Black lionelard, Islington. greengrocer !, Gokiumth, Villa-street, Camberwell, carman-T. Collard, Wavericy•road and Cirencester.street, Paddington, engineer -J. Taylor, Chichester rents, Chancery-lane, plumber-H. Dale, Mary.street, Lambeth, tobecconist-C. H. Butterfield, Brook-street, near Bo:Word, Essex, innkeeper-T. W. Claridge, Beffs-buildings, hilisbury-square, attorney's clerk. DECLARATIONS OF 1)1 VI DEN DM. RORER? DIGININ WHITS and Jolly Haylnaltet., Fait India army seents--ard dividend of Se. &1., Nov. 7, and three sulmequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinghall-street THOMAS PORTER, Beauvoir-place, Kingsland, chair maker-2nd di% idend of Ts. 10.1., Nov. 6, Will three subsequeut Weduersdays, se Edwards's, Baainghallstreet. ALFRED PENNY, Richmond-villa, Holloway, coal merchant-Ist dividend (AIM. 111., Nov. 6, and three subsequeut Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basingliallatreet. Joss FIRKINS, of Oakharn, Rutland, haberdasher-let divdend of Si. Sit, Nov. 6, and three subeequeut Wednesdays, at Edwardes, Basingballatreet. Ciesiang nod Mbar, morons, Kines-square, Goswell.road, watch manufacturers-Ist dividend of Is. 3d., Nov. a and three subeequent Wednesdays, at Meanies, Basinghslistroct. MMoa lltileitgenne, Leeds, tobacconist-Ist dividend of 9d., any day, at Young's. Lads. THOMAS OutuLav, Bradford, draper-Ist dividend of Cs. 80., any 68 41. se Young's, Leeds. WILLIAM Wolves:Ls. Bradford, merchant-lit dividend of Is. Id., any day, at Young's. Leeds. K. H. MANTLE, Halifax, merchant-let dividend of 6.1., any day. at Yonne., Leeds. 01u1t441 HILL, booth Milord, grocer-Ist dividend of Ss. 8.1., any day, at Young's, Leeds. J•Nics Wont Jun., Bromley, worsted manufacturer-Ind divi dend of 100., any day, at VOung a, Leeds. ELNIIIII4I and &moos, Hiddlesbro'. shipowners -2nd dividend of id., any day, at Younes, JOHN UTILE, Jun., Wakefield, patent manure manufacturer-14 dividend of U., any day, at Young's, Leeds. JasErit HAMEATUN, Slillalen, worsted manufacturer-14 divi dend of 6,1., any day, at Your**, Leeds. EDMISTON HluluM , 1!441111 Bridge, dun manufacturer-Ist divi dend of ft., any day, at Young's, Leeds. EDWARD ItobtaluN, 4hmonatdao, we.dlrm manntactUltr-lest divi dend of Is. 3J., any day, at Voting's, Leeds. 011011011 gnaw. Leeds, nownter-Xnd dividend of 11d., any day, at Yount., Leeds. WILLIAM WiLmtni, Tlilrsk, currier-2nd dividend of Is. Id, any day, at Young's, Leeds. lots LOND and Co., Shelf, dyers-2nd dividend of 2s. 2 d„ any day, at Young's, Leeds. Joni SNITS, Wroth ord, stuff manufacturer-Ist dividend of lid., any day, at Young's, Leeds. Raven ATsck, Lecil• builder-2nd dividend of is. 20.. any day. at Young's, Leeds. IlEvar I.IIIOwN ,sepsrate elate;. Halifax, velvet manufacturer tad dividend of ON., say day, at Young's, Leeds. illOsar &este, Bilton Perry. Neath, IronfounGer-lit dividend Of 61.1., Nov. Woad any subsequeut Wednesday, at Miller's, Bristol GREAT WESTERN IRON C Lnirrgo -2nd dis blend of Is 10d., any Wednesday, at A.:inroad s, Bristol. 1011 E WVATT,Chipplng Canspden, victualler - 3rd dividend of 411., any Wednesday at AC11131611 . 11, Bristol LTV! METROS, Bristol tailor-tat dividend of 2.1., any Wednes day, at Acraman's, Bristol. WIWAX Weirton Yotßo separate estate), Nesth, corn merchant -2nd dividend of id., any Wsdoesday, at Aersman a, Bristol. GEIRGE Yoelo ,separate tStat,Neath, corn nwn•s•-• any Wednesday. - at ACiamsn's, Ilimar OW" Cardiff, skip chaudlet-2nd disideuil of Sid., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol. fUciletti Itsasize. Stroud, draper—tad dividend of 3d., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol. OSOIMIS Citeltsuliata, livery stable keeper-2W dividend of id.,anY Wednestiar, at Actainers, Bristol. W. W., J. W., and R. lam ts. heath, oum merchants-3rd dlti dead of lid., any Wednesday. at Acrainan's. Bristol. JOIN Inman, Merthyr Tydfil, doper—lit dividend of is. 104., any Wednesday, at Ottawas. Bristol. JAMEN PIJIttOTe, Cheddar, draper—let dividend of Cd., any Wed. Deasy, at Amman's, Bristol. WILLIAM JOHN, Pontypridd, draper-2W dividend of lid., any Wednesday, at Acratuan's, Bristol. Jowl Arum Cheltenham, builder-Ist dividend of 2s. id., any Wednesday, at Acnunan's, Bristol. RICKARD ANDINWS, Littleton, cattle dealer—let dividend ef is. 44., may Wednesday, at Actarmas, Bristol. Hinman PINIONS, Heath, coed merchant—let dividend ells. Id, any Wednesday, at Amman's, BristoL lOitfil Wenn, Hay, draper-2nd dividend of lid, any Wednesday, at Semmes, Bristol MAIL'S COLLIER, Swindon, cabinet maker—lit dividend at is. ed., any Wednesday, at Acrainan's, Bristol. Waitaki HEAL 9, Jun.. lilshop'e Canniness, nurseryman—let divi dend of Is. ad., any Wednesday, at Octanes 's, Bristol. Teoleie Warts, Bristol. sail maker—tad dividend of is. any Wednesday, at Acraman's, Bristol. IribmAx SITMoOIt MARSHALL, Eeriness. cooper-2nd dividend of W. lies addition to is previously declared : , any Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastiedipon.Tyne. Nor. It H. Hotelman, V. Bowl-street. Russell.suuare, plumber —Hoy. 11. W. Fowler, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer—Not. M. Mary Lupton and Liverpool, retail wine and spirit dealers—D. Jones and 0. Roberts, Liverpool, Wooers — T. Parkinson and R. Whittle, Blackburn, Lancashire, joiners— J. Orrell and N. S. Wood. M.D., Cheltenham, Oloaestenshlre, surgeono—J. 0. Jameson and W. Cookson, Manchester, calico printers—T. 8. Morris and it. 11. Morris, Sheffield, Yorkshire, and Worksop, Nottinghamahlre, hotel keepers—A. Marshall, T. Marshall, and 11. Conliffe, Crider-vale, near Todruorden, York shire, cotton manufacturers, so far as regards A. Marshall— J. Ardmore and A. J. Wright, Great St. Helens, London—J. Hoyiand and J. Holden, Manchester, doctor and file manufse turers—Jeholada Rhode., T. Rhodes, and John Rhodes, Shef field, Yorkshire, silver plate manufacturer., so far as John Rhodes — ,t Wearing and J. Coupe, Darn, near= borough. Lancashire, crucible manufacturers-0. L F. Hawes and 0. Hackett, Leicester, engravers—J. Sharman and J. G. Sharman, Bloseenis.place. Bollowayeoad, corn merchants—W. R. Lazenby and it. Y. Stephens, Stovall*, Staffordaldn. grocers —J. Wormald and .1. F. Denniston, Land, Yorkshire, cloth resigsl Par e kti t ;on, J. Parkinson, J. Holt, and J. Mtn" Lancashire, stonemasons, so far as regards G. Par kinson—A. Bulimia!' and G. Lund, Manchester, commission agents—A. Litigant and S. Landsberger, Fenchurch.butidings, City, merchants—W. Babb and J. Martin, High Holborn. mil llacre--J. C. Major and J. Turner, Chester, Wolverhampton, and Awsworth, near Nottingham, manufacturing chemists—A. Foster and T Grove, Union.court, Old Broad-street, ludlarubber manufacturen—T. W ill a son, H. Lister, It Beckett, and C. Wilson, Dewsbury. Yorkshire, carpet manufacturers—F. Hale and W. Jones, Water-lane, Great Tower-street. wine and spirit merchants—R. limns and W. Borten, Haverfordwest, grocers, J. Laird, W. Laird, and J. Laird, Jun , Birkenhead, Cheshire, Iron shipbuilders, so far se regards J. laird—T. Higgins and J. S. Lamb. Princes-street, lembeth—B. Boosor and R. F. Cool den Manchester, hosiers—lf. Smith and H. Heinua, Worcester, drapers—E. Howard and J. MiUlgen, Liverpool, cabinet makers —T. Moffat and D. 8. Raven, Manchester and Oldham, lanca• shire, teramlaston agents. SCOTCH ISHQHMTRATIONS. WILLIAM rummer. lirokley, Lanarkshire, grocer, Nor. 12, at the Mums' Hall, Ham ilton. PATRICK Dolmas, Glasgow, boot and shoe maker, Nov. 8, at the Faculty Hall, Olasgow. WILLIAM Young, Bishopailll, neer Mg°, builder, Nov. 12, at thu Gordon Arms Hotel, Elgin. Jolla Spirt Jun. and Jolts SCOrr, sen., Greenock, ship builders, Nov. le, at the Tontine Hotel, Greenock. THE RECENT GALE AT lATIMPOOL.—One of the incidents of the recent gale has brought to light consider able gallantry on the part of four boatmen, who, at the imminent risk of their lives, took a small gig to the rescue of the crew of a schooner which had sunk nest to the en trance of the Queen's Channel, at the mouth of the Mersey. The schooner was the Widnes, of Ulveratone, from Barrow, bound to Liverpool with a cargo of iron ore. In coanatto' • with this subject it may also be of interest to notice that a numerous and influential motion was held at New Brighton, sear Liverpool, on Monday evening, in order to take steps for the establishment of • lifeboat at that place. During the meeting the services rendered on a recent occasion by Mr. Henry Norton, of Liverpool, in rescuing • number of excursionists who had been stranded sot far from Hoylake, were prominently alluded to, and it was proposed that the New Brighton lifeboat should be named the Henry Norton. It was also proposed that a commuoicatlrm should be made to the Manley Dock Board, with a view to see if they would 'tweet the lifeboat establishment, and if they were un willing to do so, that the midwife should maintain it themselves. WRECK OF • SCHOONER AND SUPPOSED Loss OP ALL ON BOARD.—lntelligence has been received at Liver- pool to the effect that early yesterday morning a schooner went down when o ff Taylor's Bank, at the entrance to the Mersey. During the day a seaman's chest was wished ashore at Waterloo. On opening it, in addition to clothes and other articles, was found a Mans almanac, in which was written, "John Gibson, &atm, ; John Duke, Greenfield, Holywell." No tidings have yet been heard of the crew of the wrecked schooner, and the general opinion is that they have all perished. The cheat washed on shore at Waterloo *supposed to have belonged to some one ou board the ill fated schooner. tri Bennet. Cnaalessi.— The brig Solidi, from de Cua, with sugar, for Bristol, via Queenstown Ca r ( d as e reported y b esterday) was lost on the Bkerweathen (sands, five miles south of the Mum bles), during Friday night. There is a schooner lost on the mine plaos, with, it is feared, all on board. There is also • schooner aahore on Snakes'. All these vessels were with out channel pilots. Pilot John Thomas, No. 211, and crew, who came in yesterday morning, report that the Bolide had not entirely broken up, that her masts were standing, with fontopsail loose, when they paired—that • quantity of wreck was washing about, among which wore chests, drawers, a deckhouse, two boats, do. ; none of which were recovered, owing to the bad weather. A despatch from our Pill reporter, reccivedPate but night, informs us that the Bolide went to pieces during restarts,. The Welch shore was strewed with wreck. The Bolide had a • large cargo of sugar ou hoard, addressed to Messrs. Beloe and Co., Bristol.—Western Disity_Prea. DOVER SAILORS' Home,—Nov. s.—ln the heavy gale of this morning, at 8.30, the brigantine Tena Nene, of Dartmouth, laden with coal for Middlebury, sprung a leak, tilled, and immediately capsised. The captain and crew were picked up by the Deal lugger Brave Nelson, and an sow safely lodged at the Sailors Home. All hands must have perished if the lugger had not been able to render assistance at the moment. About midday on Friday a sombre-looking aloud was seen gradually rising over the lei at Dunbar, sod • number of boats which were prosecuting the fishing a good way out took the alarm, and made with all speed for the harbour. Scarcely had the last of them reached the shore when the gale broke out. The temperature, in the meantime, had fallen very low, and the cold was intense. Snow and sleet fell throughout the afternoon, and from the sea up to the Lammermoor+ the fields were covered with the fall. As the gale increased the sea rose to an alarming height, and soon began to make inro•ds upon fields and property. At Dunbar, almost the whole of the sea walls from the burgh schools to the Linke.read have been wombed down and the fields inundated. One garden was completely washed sway. At the new harbour about sixteen yards of the old mummy at the east end have been washed out. The dredeng•machum belonging to the contractor has been coin. pletely broken up, and a boot damaged. At West Barns the sea made its way up to the village, and threatened inunda tion, but no damage was done. CAB OUTRAOZ NEAR RnCHDALL—The Dublin cabnuin has found an Imitator in Lancashire, as appears from a report of proceedings at the Rochdale Police-court cm Moodily. Michael Riley being placed In the dock, Emma Sharp. the complainant, was called for, but did not answer. Superintendent Pickering then stated that com plainant was the wife of a person living at Heywood, and prisoner was the driver of • cab for Mr. Fitton, of the Navigation Inn, in the same town. On Frid evening Mr. Sharp engaged a cab at the Navigation Inn a nd prisoner drove them to Rochdale, where Mr. Sharp and his friend alighted, and the former instructed prisoner to drive Mrs. Sharp to their home in Heywood. After passing Marlaod, which is about equi-distant from Heywood and Itochdale, prisoner attempted to enter the cab, but Mrs. Sharp resisted, and on his making • second attempt she began screaming, and people PLUMB out of the cottages at Harland, whereupon prisoner drove towards Bury, where he was ap prehended. The prisoner was ',might before the magis trates, when Police-constable Murphy said that on Friday night he heard cries, and as he wee hastening in the direc tion whence the sounds proceeded, he heard • vehicle drive off. He thought that the screams, which were continued, were from • woman inside the vehicle. He followed, and el the tollhar was told that a woman inside • cab was crying. Witnees continued his pursuit, and overtook the cab near Priaooer was then walking by the cab, with his arm on the door, sod Mrs. Sharp was in an exhausted stato •inside. With vitae/es assistance she got out; end by the time she had told what had occurred, prisoner had driven off, but was subse quently apprehended at Heywood by witness. Being asked if he had anything to urge against • remand, pri mover said that be had stopped at • public-house and pro cured • glass of gin and water, which he took to Mrs. Sharp, who drank part, and he finished it. He then asked her, as it was very cold, to let him ride inside, but she said it would be improper, and ou his repeating his request, she began screaming, when he told her not to make a noise about it, and drove off. Witness heard her ask him to let her out, bet did not hear what he said in r ep ly. He had bees to the public-house, and had seen Mrs. Bothwell. the landlady. She nays that the cabman did get four penny worth of gin and water on Friday night, and offered it to the person in the cab, but she refused to take any. She states that she asked who was in the cab, and that he told her it was a man, but she saw a woman's hand with a ring on one finger. The prisoner was remanded ; redo' the wh catioa of his master's wife, the beech consented to take bail. A Blum Vona PUNISHED. At the Liverpool municipal election on Friday • sailor tendered a vote in the name of Andrew Kidd, of Denison-street, who is now in California. Suspicion being excited, inquiries were made, which resulted in the discovery that the pseudo voter was • sailor out of work, named Owen. Under the 9th section of Victoria, cap. HI, the prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to three months' imprisonment. nAUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROOD= '4J recommend the public to have the Carat Gold stated cm the havelee—. tans Oold and Pure I r applied to I berg a dreatuu. WATHEIINTOX and iIItOODIVIr= CHARM aM all articles manufactured by teem, ant sold epos prlnalre, sad at the manufacturer.' prier lisasstadary. linerietherreet. Covent-m.lm W.C. Agars rade at cohere and Jewelers tor is. each.— N. h. lir eatabllehmar errs at la She rearm and ea Saturday. at I. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW AU lUMYI AN I) WINTER STUCK tot the World earned Scotch ANGOLA isa TROUSERS. Is now mplete and ready ler Inspection. Then Troesen were origluated by Mr. Miles, Whosetwilymktrees is 73. BINA fIUIET,HANUYEEMQUARE, mid whe le me commected with my pence initiating mid adrer• Lasing hi his name. INITABLIMULD lath FEBRUARY. IMI. AWELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT. R. ROPILY and 80N beg respectfully to acyrualat the public that they have made preparations. oa an unpreeedentedly large mate. fur the AUTUMN and WI h TER SEASONS. Their stock OVERCOATS comprises every modern style in all kinds of Mammal* and seeTiesable materials, with the latest improve ments In wurkammehlp. The Everstey and Shelburne own:oats an T Ws g = resommoded. sleet includes every description a attire for all dorm in egos, sad all oecapellons . the articles are too au -6s mam by particularise, bet may be leathered from their several of— landy. made sad Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Drs. Muslars,bout and Shoe Makes s, and General Una. 11Wir BESPOKE VIPTRING !APARTMENT Is too Important • branch et their limitless to be paseml over without a special notice. It offers • perfect OA combined with the mast fashion able and comfortalik styles, 11114 the m 44 elegant workman/ whip. K. MURES and MIN need scarcely remind the public that In every department of all their est.iliholusienta the bighted degree of excellence Is amoulated with prices the most moderate. Any article nut approved of will be eachaaged or the money tehrsed. tale tee self measurement and lids et prier p has. A. W$W and voN saiablishinent• me sWwl every Friday evasive M sums WI eeterder evening at amok whoa bushes Is resumed said eleven o'clock wki ROTS London 'bums. city Establishment : Is 4, ISO, 114, 157, 11 leortes . 63, 84, 63. 16. Akirgato. °dont stmet Branch: 100. 607. 1011. New Oxford Garnet . 1,2, 3. list-street. Totroshato court mad Branch: 124.11111. Tottenham court n.l : 24, Euston:road. Country Establishments. akisSold and Bradford. Yorkshire. . _ . - . ... N. 9 Oar estettrat I NUNYENSAISLY SNIT," adapted equally tee walking. riding, travelling. or busters& may be bad la • lam variety ut ataauaabla sad tuitional:4n battens!' treat lat. to 70a G II N B.—To SPORTSMEN.—The preoent oft, DIMON 04ters nosh.-0o to WIIISTLY.It !t, of IttlroSsulto Goldos-cross Boost : look kb stock MO SAND ISMS sod MUWS4AANNG GUNS, SNOW sad DWASIXISAMLLILD /11110 of wary owl sad IMinstiplisw. ILIVOLVILL% by all tis boa Laid= sr skate orwory of swaitiss. 11. Woe& W.C. 42 7.rl ea L W. wS lake karats Is =draw THE OCCHIOMBRA, or TRANSPARENT VISTILATINO :WADI& asehmass alad awl Jerk sel medlar S. 1101, keeping the eye warily cool : It ma In M OW lesalerM4, sad a asap resernal wawa veral444. Pakailaa J. CALKI N. Agents, Vl'vbe and Ike, IS. Waled . sad °maim Soma 4, Graham anal lAA. Irks la au ak M. ,;;.1 - 7, - .•.:&7t' pRITATI INQUIRY 07710 Z, established the etiMse c. rtltalaaMKT Ps Dr I tir Odd laspasPar d She Diplectis• Piss of Ur Yiewspla CIORICB B BUNIONS, and DMETIVE TOE -11../ MAMA MITILACTIM aMI MUM b mos slam*, without yr Me MN pod% by Mr. 11.1MDALI. Lopm-Mmet. Mamoded by We. Moball probered. Trnm, Os landau b. MMlmandals $ loyal /amity, wilmit . • semi. wMak Memommis M Mims. from Ayes co Ms Mader M Mo t Ms Mimm of Wagon :—" Mr. lamiall Mal muml sem mom Ile my Ma Maim* givimi say past.' Su Rabat 111111.11114 la. St Jamarbalmie bee had two large toesasla and a Si. eftimied tram Ms less imp Ur. Daradall, sad can strongly ilea" . Olineve.lll. Itimpetatrioet Qusitnial HAIR RZBTORZD Preserved, and Be a utified, by Use we £OWL L'.Dc MACAMAZ OIL This si•- liet sad OM pervesite Irk tom bibs oft or turns week lair demo It Moe Ned sad MerTi=besolltells ei awl stew. Is tie griortli et Ike fend. Whibik neekrike M is ishilles le Ia slismitive egetellies. tee Allem It is eipeskille esteee aside& se tessag lie bleb tit a bessOltal heed et ban while I. loluedsolise Yis u. earssor of loyalty sok lie eniewers Tediseils esesteetts oisalssd of Its aeisi. dad Ilse WA mad west mei of Its writ. Pelee is ed., 75.. 111 L. le teas end tie per bottle, field at to OIL sad by Cheisisks me Perham. Ask I. •• iewleads' NAVAL AND MILITARY. ApicAnswe, Nov. s.—Arrolwrmewen.—Liente. manta H. Berkeley, to the Damp' ; and F. W. Lewis, to the Cumberland. Maater's Assistant E. Rumble, to the Nile. Acting Chief Logineer W. M. Chambers, to be additional of the Cumberland, for charge of the machinery of the Assistant Clerks N. L. Gedye, and W. A. Kilner, to additional of the Orpheus. Midshipmen G. H. Verner, to the Orpheus ; and T. H. Broughton, to the Orpheus, as supernumerary, for disposal on s the Australian station. Mr. G. P. W. Freeman ham been nominated to a naval cadetship. CHATHAM, Nov. 5. TROOPS PROM I:SM.—This afternoon a numerous pert] of invalid and time-expired troops arrived at this from raveeend, where they landodfrom the East C r il l i 'e C a K troop-ship Maria Soames. A general court-martial has assembled at Chatham bar racks, of which Colonel it. N. Phillips is the president, for the trial of Private Henry Warder, 17th Lancers, for desertion. The prisoner deserted while serving with his regiment in the Crimea in 1855, after which he entered oa board one of her Majesty's vessels, but was apprehended a few days since on the vessel being paid off. The flailing and sentence of ,the court will not be krovrn until they have been confirmed by the Commander-in-Chief. WOOLWICH, Nov. 5. The review of troops with the Royal Arsenal Volunteers, which had been fixed to take place this day, has been poetposed and, should the weather prose favourable, will take place on Saturday mkt. LORD ELGIN AND THE FIFESHIRE VOLUNTEERS. Oa Saturday last, the Fifeshire Rifles met for re view by the Earl of Elgin, lord-lieutenant of the county, atDunfermline. It had been expected that most of the corps in the western district of Fife would have assembled ; but when the hour of review arrived, the following were the only corps present :—Dunfermline or Ist Fifeshire (two ' companies), the Colinaburgh and Elie, and the Kinross-shire VAunteers. Thee corps mustered at the armoury of the Dunfermline corps at half-past two o'clock, and, under the command of Sir Thomas Erskine, proceeded to a field on the estate of Brucefield, granted for the occasion by Mr. Erskine Beveridge. The volunteers lied scarcely accomplished the usual preliminary movements when the Earl of Elgin entered the field in his uniform es lord-Lieutenant of the county. The noble earl was received with the general salute, the band playing " God save the Queen." His lordship, accompanied by Sir Thomas Erskine, Adjutant Forrest, end Csiptain Mathis son, of the Ist Titania*, then inspected the men. INSPECTION OF THE 10TH LANCASHIRE (MAN CHESTER) ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS.—Thin brigade was in spected on Saturday by Colonel Marriott, R. A. The batteries were under the isomntand of Lieutenants Warbur ton, Bowler, and Hall ; sod at the close of the inspection, the brigade marched back to the Queen's Hotel, preceded by their excellent band, sad the men were there dismissed. A GAMEKEEPER SHOT BY A POAcHER, NEAR BRADFORD.—Abunt seven o'clock yesterday morning Wm. lisnith, alias Davies, a gamekeeper in the service of Timothy Borstal, of Hawksworth, war shot. by a poacher nomed James Waller, in flawksworth Springwood, between Brad ford and Otley. Davies encountered Waller in the wood ; Waller ran and Davies followed bits towards his own house, and when be bed reached about 100 yards of it, Waller turned round and discharged the contents cf • double barrelled gun into the chest and abdomen of Davies, who lived till about hell-peat eleven and then expired. As soon as be had shot the man Waller ran to his own house, depo sited his gun there, and then returned to where be had left Devise. tlevaml pram bad got up to him. Waller went up and said, " Who has done it r Davies said, "It is thee, Jem." Waller then ran off, and has not been seen since. The police are in pursuit of him. The dying man made • statement to Mr. Horafall, the ulagistrate, substantially like the above. COLLISION ON THE GREEN Rel I.WAY.—OH Monday night a collision of en alarming charactif ' though fortunately unattended with fatal results, oceurreal on the above line of railway betweeu a passenger train and a cattle train. It appeal. that on Monday evenings it Minna to despatch a ottls train from the Bricklayer. Anna sta tion, to proceed from thence by the North Kent line to Woolwich. The down line of rails is used both for this and the Greenwich traffic as far utile junction, about het( a mile from New-cross. The cattle train had reached this part of the main line, when, from some unex plained reams, the 8.5 p.m. train was allowed to follow so closely woo it that, although but a few hun dred yards had to be traversed before the cattle train would have been shunted on to the North Kent line, the former ran into the latter with considerable violence, causing the traffic to be stopped for about two hours. The utmost alarm naturally prevailed amoug the affrighted passengers, several of whom, owing to the violates of the shock, were thrown from their :mita and sustained more or less personal injuries. At the spot where the collision occurred signal boxes are placed within a few hundred yards of each other, and how such an accident could have occurred, supposing the 00411- pso_y's regulations to have been carried out, is inexplicable. THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR WIGAN. —We have to record an addition to the number of deaths caused by the explosion at the Prince Albert Pit, Sbevington, on }rids, last. Robert Holcroft, one of the men injured, died on Saturday night. Riding, the under fireman, whose uncovered lamp is said to have caused the fatality, is not doing very well • but the reports as to Ellison, his second companion, are ' rather more favourable. Reed, the shocking death of whose wife we have already recorded, is said to he in a dangerous state ; but Thompson, the filth man injured, is recovering. The inquest was openedi on Saturday evening, at Shevington ; but no evidence was taken beyond that necessary for the identifica tion of the bodies. After this had been obtained an adjournment took place. The inquest on the body of Ann Reed, who died from fright on Friday afternoon, has also Semi held . The evideoce of deceased's daughte r was that she and her mother were at Wigan on the day of the explo sion, and were at the railway station, waiting to return borne, when deceased was informed th at Ler husband had been injured. The news seemed to affect her greatly, and she became worse when, on approaching home, she saw the surgeon's horse at the door. Witness went to look at her father, sod on Ler return deceased asked if be was badly hurt. She replied he was not ;on which deceased exclaimed that she knew he was, and that be would never recover, Her mother then fell down, and died in • few minutes. The ' jury returned a verdict of "Died from fright."