The Sun. — London, England, 1862-04-05 00:00:00

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Take the Conservati a .. _ ~ e en existing shareholders. .. neensee tint, 1M1N11M11•11WWWW......111..........,“.411,K.-.0.-, _...).....,........._, land and Scotland respectively. le - . ' DIRECTORS. • k"ltr:iSineeer--The Marquis of TWEEDDALE, K.T,. C. 8., ------ _.. _. _ ______ ____ _ _ _______ ___ ____ __ __ _ ______ ---- -- _ _ ____--- ---- - ----• ---- ------- --- -- - The towns contribute the mass of the v ~ con l_ate Governor and Cow-mender-in -Chief of' the Madras No. 21.768 7. APRIL 5 1862 PRICE ..... ...4d. tardy, and last service in the ca , w here the Presidency , ° i THE SUN, LONDON., SAT CR,DAY EVENI NG, STAMPED ....sd. *William Den't E -- ____ :eel ____ _ _______ - ____________ - , -.- -________ ere almost to a many thoubands reviewed w . 0 . m urray uh. d , :q., East India Director, Bickley-park, Kent. nts of the manufacturing thwns, net t Calcutta), 'pe t Ile' Esq. (Gillanders. Arbuthnot, and Co., Flio2ll TILE GAZETTE OE LAST NIGHT. CUPOLA &HIPS. of war, or the chance of it, with the powers of our • 11.1 E NAVY. the inhabita , . Manche. ster puty-Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, I ? f r e/BLICATION b. cantile dockyards, our idyls ;pd . coasts could Ail nearly 22,000 Scoecti use was rii*v , - , 1 :7 1 : 11 ' • Vi r • li'en *d Esn my, r ,., T y 4.- - . _ • flier - ----- 4 1.___-___. rood vela st the Queen at Holy , s t w a V i h r a y e r r I n s e e a r vi n v .d i i c t , volunteers marched pa -vvet S th a e w he b ad ro o th f Kn h o e w n sley ,Park John pa nd nar te ' ----e , ----, eo opper Thames-street. FOREIGN OFFICE, MA.RCII 31. TO THE EDITOR Or THE TIMES. Yesterday, one of the finest ships in her Majesty s ikts on re Piments from the courts,bai , John Yel er e -sq., Manchester. Now ready at all the Libraries, in 3 yols., c h in, them in an incredibly short time. They was removed from her moorings up t Leste - att, Esq., coldb aue THE Tir Eerl Russell, her Majesty's Secretary an ex ract of State for Fo- Sir,-In your impression of to-day is t would bo man wu n i, c ht d hat by our Coast Volunteers and sea- navy he her- from the mills, ,ek R. Reid, Es c' p e r , • ; • HITE ROSE OF CHAYLEIGH. • ' and workshops of Edinburgh, and f n r o o b m iemev ri su ia Railwa C • -.' 'rector of the Great Indian I emit- - 11 " A novel of strong healthy purpose clear thought, ''' • • ' mien Affairs has received a note from the Baron Celt°, I forges of La s narkshire Major G S °APanv• Bavarian Minister at this Cou , a - ' rt d ted the 25th instant, from the New York Herald, giving the dimensione b ee , e , -" ImPulation, giving us a stimulus for volun- hour of Portsmouth, and placed alongside the doek s ' en• ?i r n it yall and great descriptive power Th , - 't* e f .- d all . the 1., Nen u te 6 ~., 00 , _ w have that paper before me, ' "twee cop i ° ngineers, Chairman of the Madras characters are sufficiently ma' 1 a ves s s p e e ls ci t fi h e ev u n n • -w, ,k ...T. A. Tobin ' 'tinny. ter, i s , , and one ot them, Ernest Fos so far as we know, an original character in fiction."- vernment that the passports of British subjects visiting stating that it is no longer required by the Bavarian Go- of the Monitor. In o si ti i h o iw e l l iK i i .s k e t i i:m e ei in wl ei s r :l l i e e i v y isl i i e u f g w p a . : l :s o n n . 61s, a n 1.... . )1 aid en- J...Aepinall ; . EB q . ' LiVerPool. giving an illustration of that vessel, and also the . o d l e a r d s t a h n a d v i e n t g o fi a s g i t i ot yard. The necessary preparations were at once 'd- Janies VieveirlieurnEesret' Ea c ci t , M.P., Manchester. . Spectator. Bavaria should be vtsed by any Bavarian Diplomatic or . . e , . ttin s off her upper and main decks to - begun for ce 6 , . an d o f Stran r a e r - e t r ee h , e c S a c e:a r t w s i c a u l :8:0: 1 ; 3 A:: l i liyiegs pers eft' e urawing or a s essel proposed by me to their Lord• f . and Loy:, don ' -• "tliadstmte' Wyllie, and Co.), Calcutta Hurst and Blackett, 13, Great Marlborough-street. Consular authorities in the United Kingdom. or the protection of their own shores and homes. • clearly understood that we must have two distinct g un slue ' 1 1 • idents on elapir • Ai sin 1855, which I find to be so exactly similar It is of convert her from a 131 screw three-decker to a 12- ing a kirk to John O'Groays, the - shopkee es a class we new Messrs. BANKERR. - FOREIGN-OFFICE, Arnie 2. p great importance that I should make it estates. But of the sgriculturists , Heywood, Kennard , 'mate . ), 4, Lo •Id ship on Captain Coles's plan. The order I s e • ely few and of these more imeuediate e , The Queen has been pleased to approve of Don Luis in construction to it that I think it incumbent on comparativ • , . 4 1 . , , mbard-street, E.C. HE CLOISTER AND THE HEAKTH.- m os •r • T Je E ENGINEEP...ty.cu m p ones Charge d Al aires of the Republic of Peru • ' " me to enclole youllie drawings with a deecription hat parsy w nen. e Wilson, Esq., C.E., lato e - • ---• Immediately. in 3 vole., price 155., a New and Cheap ted Kingdom for that Repulslic. ; ' ' classes of iron vesselq was received at the maeter-shipwright's office on connected with the magnates of t First Seeti ' uperintendine ri Consul-General in the Uni ~ one to supers° e woo en ri d d f ' ^rent of the whelo e -Ile/neer of the Edition of cHARLEB READE'S , FAMOU3 STORY. and the following- facts. told to regard es tho p-. . , . ._ on of the East Ind' ian Railway. Handsomely bound in roan cloth, gilt and lettered. Orders ' WHITEHALL; APRIL 2. gates and line of battle ships for sea service, and the Tuesday afternoon, and a body of men were sent to we are , e „ e „ h ,, h . , • Messrs. Crowder, er a SOLICITORS. guard, Son. nd received by all Booksellers. The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Donald It -will be seee that my first veseel, proposed as other for th ' I • e specie protection of our coasts. the ship at her moerings in tl, e -0 Itsrbour at 3 p in., aNV almost none av ate v, movement, We 8 _ PISS of 8411 wart men that would Coleman-street, E.aC. Lawford, 57, Tridmer and Co., 60, Paternoster-row. Macleod to the Church and Parish of Li n lith gow , i n the a b ove e t e t e d in 1855,was on the same principle ae the F b h tl , 1 or ot .Cle c asses of vessels my principle is emPceiallv vcaS tile is , f " the but the work of conversion may be fairly said to assuredli have " gathered in" at the call o. eressre rei Bno lle Pawcett, an KERS. -- -- -- - - -- . Presbytery and County of Linlithgow, vacant by the death Monitor, having a double bottom, light draught of h t cell had ever been soundest? d Hill 29 of Doctor Andrew Bell. l• bl • •t ' •t • equa ie.- app Ica e, i is qui e optional whether !, t h e s hi p 1 Bold 13uccleuele" if tha • SrearteTAner „ Threadneedle -street, E.C. Now ready, Byo., sewed, Pitee One Shilling, water, with a power of giving an increased immer- nave commenced yesterday morning, on • This Cone (pro tem.)---11. W. Wickes, Esq• THE AUTHENTIC REPORT of the TRIAL DOWNING •STREET, Arnie 4. they are rigged or not. , 1 "iie great and by no means undeserved iefluence or ard. The siltli ! 'i s ' • let ' f sl xercised . a large ace pany is formed for the The Queen h as b een p l ease d to appoint Lieutenant- sion when under fire ; sharp at both ends ; a fermi- h . being lashed alongside the (tacky 1 the bcoteli Conservative veer is ree y e Gover ele the principle (wl ' 1 ptarnose of carrying out on ny COURT-MARTIAL OF Colonel James M'Caul flagart to be a member of the It must not be supposed that I - • am writing t is other de artmere a , lament of Indi ) iic a has been sanctioned by the CAPTAIN A. M. ROBERTSON, dable prow; her rudder and screw protected (a most .in this fresh regene- ' and conspicuously displayed in p on tle e oadi ___ aof laying down light inexpensi e • Executive Council of the Island of Saint Vincent. with any spirit of finding fault, for it is only due thus selected to take the lead v. rails -as a landowner, he returns the members for three hx , cmlott r i p' roads of the comity, to be worked Fourth Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, held at the Royal important point) by a projection of iron • the 1 Sove ve nd rollin tme by light • , ' to the present Admiralty to say that since the ex- ration of the navy is fitly named the Rope - not exc ee d za „- g 5.0.....; the total cost ot whi c h ill Barracks, Dublin, on the 6th of February, 1862, and follow- , Scottish constituencies-as a lord-lieutenant, he NAVAL MEDALS FOR CIIINA. only difference being that the tower is hemispheri- - a hill as to Th e me of a l eu per n a il e , . - w ing days. With l'ortraits. penments ordered by their lordships six months reign. She was laid down in Pertsmouth dockyar 1 1 represents her VI --ajesty, more especi yr tion th e -publi on e East Indi c niatalleea roattfrom Nulhatee a , sta- Fine Paper Edition. with Photographs of Col. Bentinck, Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy. cal instead of cylindrical and was not on a turnteble• ilitary affairs, in threo Scottish counties. Yet a city of 200,000 i I. an Railw ay main line, to Moorshedabad, Capt. Robertsou, and Adjutant Haman, price Is. 6d. Admiralty', Somerset House, April 4. ago in the Trusty, which were so successful, I be- from designs furnished from the office of Sir W. ! m •vernment of Ind' n *abitante, haa been conceded by the Go- "A trial has just been concluded in Dublin which has Her Majesty having been graciously pleased to grant a s-e le h beine designed for the ur ose of attackin P P g lieve they have been most anxious to further de s "n slo P viouslv ! there is not, unless we are mistaken, ft en 6 - ymonds, then Surveyor of the Navy. re . all land forst ato thie compan y for 99 years, together w• ti rivalled even the Windham case in notoriety and 'scandal."- medal to the officers, seamen, and marines engaged in the stationary forts in the Baltic and Black Sea, when MD any of volunteers in all the Buc the first • . Atte ons and sidings, free of cost u on which l • i The Times March '7. InStap• late wars with China, as well as distinctive clasps for the velope this invention.-Your obedient servant, to being launched she was lengthened and altered P .. .. elellCh principality. We know of Radical facto- Mr. win e -ce, to earry this princi le int , efi P t ' ln Dublin • • a part would heve admitted of sufficient training ready bee, 4 ' 31 '. the Company's engin" P • ° ' cc • : 31•Glasha.n and Gill, 50, Upper Sackynle-street. various success u opera ions epees e enemy, on e '' • f 1 t• •t th th COWPER P. COLES, Captain R.N. to a screw steamship, like the Marlborough, the ries in such towns as Dunfermline, and even Whig dateeteb -, in communication with tleic e r-in v -chiet, who has al- London : Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. Edinburgh : John dates hereinafter stated. from the vessel itself turning with great rapidity e" M . ' to I ernmeut, la as been Menzies. ' 2, Clarence-parade, Southsea, March 31. Prince of Wales, and the Duke of Wellington, and tinting offices in Edinburgh, that furnish more cession , _ I. 4 ndia to complete negotiations for further con- , pet 8, an the Company. now ready for issue in this department, and for which appli- -e was finally launched on the 24th of April, 180 i. volunteers than the estates of any one, or perhaps a t .ed Prospect ena „ nses and forma of application for Shares 41 - IHP cation may be made, either personally or by letter, pro- turntable b e came unnecessary. (See report sent landlor Conservative ds in Scotland. , . 131 . ( e 40.!. e r ,e obtained of Messrs. Hill, Fawcett, and Hill, the it PRESENT DISTRESS IN TRADE She is of 3,759 tons burden, builders measurement ; any dozen, a , ~ 31. ...437 nersctf re CompanY; or of the Solicitors, Messrs. Crowder, - fully explained in J. GRossiurrll's ducino the requisite certificates in support of the claim both from Black Sea, 1t355, and the Times,Nov.2o,lBss.*) GUNS v. SIM'S. . teers in the very strictest sense • And,theseare vo4m , for the' medal and the clasps ______._______ is 240 ft. Gin. lon b t e pendiculars, and•hhts• g e ween p r iel . oPtheir own free vvill, without in ter-, compur, _2l Lawford ;or at the Temporary Offices of " GOVERNMENT UPON FIRST PRINCIPLES." • *hih th dl• ed A rough model, made by the carpenter of the Strom- •'• iactin , 110 ,, e-3' y. _The amount The • periods of service for w c e me a is grant , • lor must b of .ZI. u pon ea c h ehare applied The cause is there predicated of the menet ry difficulties ee - TO THE EDITOTt OF THE TIMES. an extreme breadth of 60ft Her engines are-froin g •0 ,_,....4.14....„ Why_is it that we do net see e bald to the Co are as follows :- boll, is to be seen hethe United Service Institution. ''.. ' finence orere(epers-- , - lees eet t eg t fi amtiteati mPany's Bankers at the time of perienced in 1860. The Crisis is at hand. a Anxiety in busi- the manufactory - of Metieuslay, Son, and Field; and ess eli t e kin& elt e .tile iiitatee - Ocithe - •'*h: f t -L allotment is m e ture•to iii on ; flab., aura will be returned if no ness has now become the grim torture. Purity of motive. FOR THE FIRST PERIOD OP 'inn CRINA WAR-To the In consequeneb ofei.nia report I was ordered home Sir,-The experience acquired from recent naval somethieg o - e People there are very opt Temporary Offices. 29 e Mill:Ant. . intell igen tly c - sm•chscd, rutaitt ...b.atc an Governments, or alt i s ' 'total and Marine Foreete who took part in the operations are of 800-horse power, nominal. On her trial of tre ro rietors . fo.thiccillc-.14.• et, E.C. - the sa grea eory p p -___________ - feeeetes, All denominations of Constitutions are carefully in China, from Ist October, 1856 ;to the date of the signing from the Black Sea me year with my plans experiments shows that, as regards ships of war, e e de-which we may see, for 1 __..,---____ - "NTH - examined in J. Grossmith's "Government upon First Prin- of the Treaty of Tientsin, on the 26th June, 1858. and models, which I had the honour of showing to speea in otokes-bay she realised a speed of 12.253 to do as they are wante 't ossible that it is a con the means of defe h nee ave progressed in advance of knots at light draught, with an indicated horse- instance, at elections. Is i p A N BRANUH RAILWAY CONIPANY. ciples." FOR THE SCCOND PERIOD OF TIIE CHINA ;WAR.- d t d h• 1- ante so o 0 VC . lc.i. il_ (Limited). -NO ' Sir B. Walker and Mr. Watts ; but I soon found of their not being w , . • . APPLICATIOF ' TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That no - the means of attack at present employed. The power of 2,795 . 8, a displacement of 4,023 tons, and sciousness a similarly • dee __ ___ _ ne ,, h s for SHARES in this Company will be re- commencement of operations against the enemy from the out how useless it was for me to argue against pre- prevents the people on those estates dein, . -on. rater W teDNESDAY, the 9th hist Ist of August, 1860. To the day on which the Treaty of . e . possession of an iron-plated navy is confessedly an area of midship section of 803 ft. The resources he matter r.ssr order of the Board, The Fourth Edition, Just Published, Bvo, in cloth, price ss. p • " • iuuice and theory, and how hopeless it was to try to the other classes of the community in t eace was signed at Pekin, on the 24th of October, 1860. d perhaps in . by post free, ss. 64.1. roved to be a necessity ; I venture to add that it is of Portsmouth dockyard are now principally em- P These are ugly, an of volunteering . . H. W. WICKES, Secretary (pro tem.) e nay CLASPs ARE AwAnDen Eon THE FOLLOWING DISTINCTIVE and introduce into th y a novel invention, the P estions-but they are 29, TI• Temporary Offices, nN TRUE and FALSE SPERMATORRIREA ; SERVICES :- eloyed en iron-cased ships-the Black Prince, in ome degree ungenerous qu , readneedle-street, April 3, 18‘32. •-s" with the View to the Correction of wide-spread Errors offspring of practical observations in actual warfare, equally a necessity to arm that navy with artillery - 6 - • Th ised b Mr. Boyle, --____ ,. CHINA 1842.-To those already in possession of a medal No. 10 dock ; the Royal Alfred, preparing for plat- none of our raising. ey are ra y _ , . c , ), in relation to the Treatment and Cure of Sufferers from De , for the China wars of 1841 and 1842, who have also been en- and so it was that I and many others were doomed which iron-cased ships cannot set at defiance. iversity Conservative Club, of win I - bility of the Generative system, or Sexual Hypochrondriasie. ing in No 5 building slip, and the Royal Sovereign. and by the Un . _ _ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-11ir Translated from the German of Dr. PICKFORD. gaged in the late wars of 1856 and 1860. to witness hundreds of guns and thousands of the It has been said that this can only be d b one ui e - cotsman. he is a patron and g d . erl a BENEDICT be ' FA.TSHAm, 1857.-To those actually present during the Y All work by the shipwrights is for the present su,s- e _________ __ . liatrons, friends an? Fs respectfully to annotmce to his kind " Dr. Pickford is known to English readers by his frequent finest seamen that ever trod a deck rendered useless - - . etlace at the Thea' a .he public, that his BENEFIT will take practical contributions to German medical literature. This • successful operation.s against the Chinese war junks, which usmg smooth-bore guns of large size, throwing ddon t o out of the three wooden vessels pen e w CRIME IN SWITZERLAND. (SA.TURDA.Y: •tre Royal, Drury-lane, THIS EVENING, is the first time, he informs us, that he has addressed himself commenced in the Escape Creek on the 25th May, and in the attack on an enem 's fort y ress. It was from * Pr , ‘senteci :- 14.," he..,n the following ent• rtainments w ill b e to th e non- me di ca i rea d er . w e t rus t th a t this may not be the were finallY closed at Fatsham on the Ist Ju.ne, 1857. •ne the painful experience gai don this occasion that shot of great weight, which will crush in the side building,-the Dryad, 50-gun frigate, and the The Court of Assizes of Geneva has juet been with n ow „, ard ee r e ri op.. to commence at Seven o' c lo c k last, if he shall d e t ec t any o ther e q ually fla e _erant evil which it CANTON, 1857.-To those actually present at Canton on OFTEN w i g - G over 8 successful Operetta, ONcie Too may be in his po w e r to correct."-London Medical Gazette. the 28th and 29th December, 1857, when that city was bone- I was first induced to devise something that would of' the iron ship, and this would seem to have be- Harlequin, 17-gun corvette. The third wooden engaged for three days in trying a young man, mi .. L ,, ,; __ ea the kind assistance of Mdlle. Jenny Bauer, " The e • come the conviction in some official quarters. But, vessel, the Helicon, one-gan paddle despatch named Maurice Elcey, for the murder of M. Fevre ki ''''• -"tu• HeYwoed Herr • deter has conferred a great boon on the sufferers barded, and finally captured. enable us to carry our guns over the shoal waters nd Peem' ssion ; , Reichardt, and Herr Formes (by from this distressine malady by translating this little book, ober last in one of the most fro- TAKU FORTS 1858.-To those actually engaged in the o'clock. b• 'th L'l )t r• brye, Esq.) To be followed, at Eight and by laying bare h the scandalous practiaes of unqualified , whatever may have been the result of comparisons steamer, has still a few hands employed in complet- on the 21st of Oct f the Baltic or Black Sea, so as to get near the tee. „ / e LLY of KILLARNEY, with the original adventurers who profese to cure a - disease of which they operations which ceased with the first capture of the Taku 0 es of that town, The prisoner, quented promenad ' etle:, hh eteeh an s, Mr. St. Albyxt; Danny el an, Mr. Santley ; know nothing, with no Other object than to fill their own Forts on the 28th May, 1858, and led to the Treaty of forts, with some prospect of our fire bein ff t• g e ec ive. made by others between rifled guns and smooth ing her frame for planking. . du ,Mr E ene Dime • h though the son of respectable parents, well-e • kr. et, 3 T ) g- 4 , m •_ ne . k , Fat er Tom, Mr. Patey; purses. The difference between true Spermatorrheea and the Tientsin, bores those made by me have led me to a very The Lords of the Admiralty have decided on con- time beArais, Mr. itri: ii te Lien ; Hyland Creagh, Mr. Wallworth ; various terra Finding how difficult it was to meet the objec- ' cated, and still quite young, had been for some sof disease which resemble it are accurately de- TAEU FORTS, 1860.-To those actually present at the • I , a; Corporal Mr Allen • Miles different conclusion. It is difficult to believe that verting the 91 gun line-of-battle steamer Bulwark, mmitted eon, 3lr. W. Harris • A ' * , - na-Coppa- scribed, and thus a safe guide IS offered for the treatment of capture of the Taku F. orts on the 21st August, 1860. tions made to my plans, I consulted Mr. Brunel, at the head of a band of thieves,who have co er __ . „ . _ e __ on , nn Chute, Miss essienel'Lean ; the malady "-Medical Circular the experience of rifled guns in the service has led to 3,716 tons, 1,000 horse power, now on the stocks at many night iobberies in the streets of Geneva. It KIN 1860 -To those actually present before Pekin ;tees_ o ye ga , n, miss Susan pyne; Sheelah, Miss Topharn ; e aa • • ' li . FE ' . . who, after thoroughly entering into the matter, esete y, o C u ennor, the Lilly of Killarney, or the Colleen Ba , e have dilated so long upon the contents of the pre - the day the gate of that city was given up to the allied the advocacy of so retrograde a ste as he e - Chatham Dockyard, into an armour plated frigate hat the . , - " el eesee es . nut Tyne. Conductor, Mr. Altred Mellon. To con- minary chapter that we have scarcely lett ourselves space for ~,,,,, ..e„. 13th October, 1860. assured mo that I had hit on the right thing, and p t _e adop- , . appeared fro , m the depositions of witnesses t an nti f tli b• t ci 11 t ted f b I) Pi kf rd • " -- "a --- ""-" , e tion of the smooth bore in preference to the rifled similar to the Royal Oak, under construction at prisoner passed the evening of the 21st October at , le v e e_ lett h__ _he Third Act of the popular Drama, THE bul' t; e riT;el r u l ee r e i a Y h re ' a 1 ° ). Y 'i r. M c ' The following are the names of the ships, &c., whose generously added that he had himself been devising E q u o miv - on poY, when those great favourite, Mr. and Mrs. it witn e i eh era e_ piece a wh ch_t . e box_ are _s so , p r a , e , es a reach ot every one interested in the matte.. crews are entitled to the China medal :-Acorn, Actaeon, aun which with elongated projectiles, made of the that establishment, as soon as the latter vessel is a beershop, and was seen at the Theatre des Bouffes Aret time c a Ta t it i l e t It i a l ve most kindly consented to appear for the Dublin 3ledical Press. Adventure, Algerine, Amethyst, AssisMnee, Banterer, 1 for the same purpose, but that mine was - " a vesse . ht but in the interval completed. The Bulwark has been on the stocks for some time before midnig , eatut as the G eatre Royal, Drury-lane. Mr. Dion Bonet- ; nhe should th •u• c proper shape and material, and having the requisite . iaohtia ee eneral ; Mrs. Boucicault, Andy Blake, The London :H. Bailliere, 219, Regent-street. Barracouta, Beagle, Belleisle, Bouncer, Bustard, SO superior to h.s ow ..einn no more os menade of the Bastions, he had been to the pro dr u Ito3e-Private boxes , from one guinea ; stalls, 10s. fkl. ; it. He did more than this-he assisted me in my . dtt m ted to eso circle 7s • where he accosted M. Fevre, an a e p 2 a , a _, _ e • , first circle. 4s. t upper circle, 2s. 6d. ; pit, Centaur, Chesapeake, Clown, Cockchafer, Coraus, Cormo- ' , Sh • fi ' effective The object to be effected is to force an eisa ne specimen of her class of two decker • resistance, he stabbed ht es.r i. Kauery, ls.-Tiekets at the Libraries, Musicsellers, THE SECRET TO HEALTH. By a PHYSICIAN. rant, Cruizer, Drake, Elk, Encounter, Esk, Firm, Flamer, calculations, and gave me the aid of his draughts- • • rob him, but, meeting with . xi. , ~, a ei _leugent, at the Box-office of the Theatre, and at entrance into the wrought-iron ship's side. To screw steamers, and is admirably adapted for con- his victim repeatedly with a swordstick. tea ppell and Co.'s, 10, New Bond-street. -1- The last and best 'New Medical Work, showing by what Forester e yurious, Fury, Grasshopper, Hardy, Haughty, meh. When I asked him what I was indebted to , means perfect and permanent restoration to health end manly Havoc, Hesper, Ifighflyer, Hornet, Inflexible, Insolent, b firin cast-iron roje i e version into an ar attempt to do this y g p ce Is, moursplated frigate. She will Fevre soon fell from loss of blood, when the prisoner vigour can be imparted, even to the most shattered constitu- Imperieuse, Janus, _ Kestrel, Lee, Leven, Magicienne, him for this ie I said, " Nothing," for he had the r imes, e alt" and at last egIRISTY'S MINSTRELS. - The Original, tion. Price Is., by post 14 stamps, sealed 20. 'n a n Nanlein, Niger, Nimrod/ Odin; Oppossum, Pearl, greatest pleasure in helpi g a,val officer who was in the vain hope of making the weaker material require to have one of her decks cut down, and to kicked and jumped on him sev lose to the ditch that the least e-e Wen-knosvn and Sold by H. J. Smart, 10, Ave Maria-lane, EC. overcome the stronger, is manifestly absurd. No be lengthened amidships, and otherwise strength- dragged him . so c . . hertor m e, nt • enlY CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS are tr in to benefit his country. I shall always re- precipi a t te him into the water. movement might . kine ri i• LL ghly to crowded houses at the POLYGRA- - •. Charles Forbes, and Hong Koiag, hired tenders, Re- Y g one would use a cast-iron punch to perforate a ened, to bear the heavy armour-plates with which t ent to wash the blood off his Lead at Mr. Mii h if yi t;g William-street, Strand. Tickets to be tribution, Renard, Ringdove, Roebuck, Sampson, Sans- member his generous conduct as well as his parting The prisoner nex w air. Austin's &' - i e iC 8 Reyal Library, 33, Old Bond-street. ; 1..) OYAL FREE HOSPITAL, Gray's-inn-road.- pareil, Scout, Simoom, Slaney, Snake, Snap, Sparrowhawk, words, "Go on, persevere, and you will succeed.e wrought-iron plate, nor would the head of the she will be encased. It is probable that the screw hands at a fountain, an • d seeing two boys who lead 11I 0ni i no . Pee cet Office , . St. James's Hall, Pice-adillY.- .1. 1) The Weekly Board have great satisfaction in amaounc- Spartan Sub.* x. Starling, Staunch, Surprise, Sybille, Tri- re , launch be made spherical. Wrought-iron should frigate Belvidere, 51 guns, 3,027 tons, building on d t - ehe threatene o mur witnessed the whole struggl . _ h W. P. COLL ormance (every Saturday at three o'clock.- • have indeed often cheered me under the e th ttl fi • 1 • • tl Ch 't • t'f• tl ' - '" in - W hf IW•h te 1 Ley mg a le nancia position of le an y jus i ies len. et en nes, Sole Proprietor. butte, Uroent, Volcano, Vulcan, atc u , inc es r, "cl a word about it. li ,----_____________ - Weazel, Woodcock, also Ist Battalion Royal Marines, 2d greatest discouragements. not be attacked with a metal inferior or only equal the adjoining slip, will also be completed as an ar- der them if they sal e spot about - tients, and they venture to rely on the continued liberality tto the theatre, but returned to th B t I' lef • P • • al Btt l• R l ata ton Royal alines revision a a ion oya to itself but with a metal superior in strength and mour frigate for which she is well suited the alte- wen A RGYLL ROOMS.-S * of the ems of New Music, public to enable them to support this considerable in- I have persevered and succeeded so ftsr, but, alas ! ; ' ' 3 'clock in the morning and pushed the body into. •*--" - 3 .- Valses g a d r in crease of annual expenditure. Marines, Royal Marine Arlillery. hardness, formed into a shape suited for penetration, rations from her original designs being very trifling. ° h 1 as found. He was arrested " 5 0 nerfo; n e Q es, and Polkas, by the unrivalled Band Contributions received by the Treasurer, Edward Mae- -- for what ?To have the deep mortification of find- the water, w ere i w 1)0We, condti•cieors' under the sole direction of Mons. Bonn- terman, Esq., Nicholas-lane ; also by Messrs. Coutts and Co. ; BANKRUPTS. ing that America, instead of Englatel, should have and propelled with the requisite velocity. To She Was commenced in April, 1860, and has re- ersons who the next day in the midst of a group of p every cm , n r and Composer. This gentleman will play Drununond and Co e Heigies and Co • Ransom and Co. ; s ress of t where the crime had arranged ' b • tat 11 o clock, until further notice, variations arah Foulkes, lodginghineto keeper, Conway the palm of floating this Monitor, which is to dictate have recourse to huge round shot to smash in the mained some time in frame, the further prog were standing on the spo Pres tt G t and 'Co • S ith P ' * ' nd Co ; Glyn and ent of tvill be *o y iinself on the Cornet-a-Piston.-The free-list C0.. 432 , e roe, a , m , ayne, a l a t d John Draffin e photoerapher, York ship's side, is like employieg brute force and ne- nths the works; having been suspended for several mo . been committed. The most affecting incid lloor, pen for the profeesion b leavin their card ttl , ion s Loyd and Co. ; Barclay and Co. ; en son an aVieS to the the reconstruction of n world. f deaf and dumb By order fth le y g ameCo • Williams Deacon and Co • Overend Gurney and Co.; Williaro. Chadwick,'Derby osition o a poor Greer t. o e roprietor.-Manages, Mons. P. - 4- electing the aids which science and mechanical There is also a 22 gun screw corvette partially com- the trial was the dep • e Admission le. Nieeet ' ' • ' ' ''' Li Lawrench Mewl; bt h P t borouelt. and Co., Berners-street ;J. Barned and Co , very, u c er, eer e In March, 1859, I again forwarded drawings of - woman named Rendu, who, crouching in a corner h- pool ; and at the Hospital. James Weleman shoemakee, Ashill, Devonshire the shield, fitted with turntables, appropriated to experience have placed at our disposal. pleted at Chatham Dockyard, together with a 17 . of the bastion, unseen by the prisoner, had wit 13ROWN and GREEN'S KITCHEN ' RANGES J. B. OWEN, M.A., Chairman of the Weekly Board. Joseph Crots, baker, New Hea.dington Daniel Barton, farmer, Malpas, Monmouthshire larger vessels, and also plans to the War-office for If by the use of properly-adapted projectiles we gun screw steamer, the whole of the hands from nessed the crime. Through the medium of an i "e. an d c usruerp o ass all others in efficlencY, eeonomy,eventilation, George Clarke, traveller, Longton an make the iron-sided shi vulnerable without forts, and the Times again spoke well of the inven- c p both of which have been w • ithdrawn in order to • • oner as the 1 smoky cliiinne s From h fll d tifl d the pris terpreter s e u yi en e large sizes, with t y . £4 10s. to zioo. T he A MOST DESIRABLE BREAKFAST BEVERAGE. James Taylor James, shipowner, Birkenhead employing guns of inordinately increased size, we enable the Admiralty to dee ide what course should The prisoner form the m t wo or more ovens, steaming apparatus, &c.„ p P R tion for coast defences. man who had committed the murder. emtablish os complete appointment for hotels and lam e F - - - ' s c 0 c 0 A. Henry Welfare, tailor, Cowden effrontery and , shall in an efficient manner restore to attack its bo taken with regard to the completion of these conducted himself with the utmost e . ments. In action at 81, Bishopsgate-street-withli a . -I (Commonly called Epps's Homeopathic Cocoa). Elizabeth Willis, baker, Walthamstow Being at Portsmouth about this time I showed -Designs and prices free. al desi ns the whole trial, and did not even The delicious aroma, grateful smoothness, and invigo- Thomas Way, Caroline-place, Haverstock-hill supremacy over defence. That this may be done I vessels according to the origin g . insolence during ---________________ my plans to Admiral George Grey, who was so neraJ, his uilt. The Procureur-Ge rating power of this preparation have procured its general James Smith, Gedling-street, Bermondsey confidently assert, and my experiments justify m e In accordance with instructions received from the attempt to deny g r r 4 EA.-STRACHAN and CO.'S Strong Rough adoption as a most desirable breakfast beverage. Mary Smith, Gedling-street, Bermondsey struck with their feasibility that he gave me every Idd t th ent rosecution, al u e o . e rec in conducting the p 11b., 11b., and lib packets, at ls. 6d. per lb., by Grocers. John B. Swan, waiter, John-street, Marylebono in stating that not only solid, but also hollow, filet- Admiralty, a minute survey has been made by the on the Gene. ~.-4- _ " Domestic" Black at 3s. Id. per lb.-26, Cornhill, ____ assistance, and kindly took an early opportunity of attacks made by the Conatitutionnel k --London, E.C. --- - llenry Gilbert, assistant to an outfitter, Limehouse fronted projectiles, capable of being charged with dockyard. officials of the screw steam sloop Phcenix, d declared that it was most unjust to ma 13 ____ John J. Knapp, journeywan chair maker, Heston laying them before the lamented Prince Consort. A vese, an Just published, containing 190 pages, with 100 Engravings, th explosive or combustible compounds, may be fired 6,809 tons, 260 horse power, attached to the Chat- the crimes of a few John Clayton, ironmonger, Windmill -street, Lambe ' 0 S Orli W whole eo de res onsible for summonb t 0 b e as the result. I shall ever , , , , a P I 1 3 PrEA.-STRACHAN and CO.'S Fine " Inter- free.by post, 12 stamps, sealed 20 stamps, • c police, hoe v mediate " Black a , 0 0 . a, Ex. t 3s. 6d. per lb.-26, Cornhill, Lon THE SILENT FRIEND, the Greatest Medical Ambrose M. Hurst, commission agent, Moorgato-street chambers bear in grateful remembrance the kindness and con- through the new iron•nletch veaseis a much n•reater ham steam rescue in the' Med Way, in Crder . that a inclieiduals. As an instance that th b ranges than those at which the recent action was report of her condition and probable value may be ever well org • n . crime anised cannot always preve t , , - 2 -- Work of the Age, or Youthful Indiscretions and cense- Alfred Bryant, gasfitter, Fortson, Hants sideration with which the Prince then, and on five had committed a - quent Impediments to Marriage, describing the Anatomy of Stephen 'Wenban, upholsterer, Tonbridge Wells fought between the American vessels. made to the Admiralty. The result of tho exami- ioned Dumollard who he ment • TEA. - STRACHAN d CO.'S Dli • an eocious the Reproductiye•System in health and disease, and pointing other occasions when I had the honour of being per- long series of murders before 1 . • ble the pe ice were a " Dr av o n Arthur Davis, publican, Stoulton, Worcestershire he t , Ito _, g Room " Black at is. 2d. per lb.-26, Corn- out the sure means of perfect restoration to manhood ; with , When my rifled 5 1 -inch-bore gun was officially nation already made has been very satisfactory The jury found the nuon, E,c_ an Essay on Single and 3larried Lite, containing his Pre- George Scullard, farmer, Whitchurch t Hants mitted an interview, encouraged me to enter into ~ , . „ 2 ' " I. ' • ' ' " . '' • . to atop his infamous career. . Dr. Has 1 ' scription known as the Preventive Lotion, precluding the I tt Thos. Colclough, farming labourer, High Sne trien against tne armour-plates of the Trusty at the The vessel is perieetly sonno, aria tne machinery is • • ' d the Court condemned him to ~,,,_ 0 sa 1 a Certificate of Purity, and a Price Current the minutest details connected with my inventions, prisoner guilty, an ee n application, 26, Cornhill, London, E.C. possibility of contamination. Address It. and L. Penoy and Thomas W. Smith, architect, Saint Martin, Leicester the Noro (see The 7imes of May 28, 1860), every in good condition. It Is understood that the Mini- death. He heard the sentence without betraying --- co., :9, Berners-street, Oxford-street, W. AttendancedallY, Thomas Connor, innkeeper, Colchester d h an t e very deep. interest he expressed in them, and on leaving the court from lo till 8 ; Sundays, el till 2, by a Consulting, Surgeon, Wm Coo er schoolmaster Bridlinoton and, indeed, in everything which concerned the shot that hit the plates penetrated throue-h them, ralty intend to dispose cf her. ' the least sign of emotion, bR.BUCHAN'S INVIGORATING ESSENCE, Member of the I toyal College of Surgeoias of England (Regis- Bale * KnAt's, miller, Harleston, Nt7rfolk 1' and the shots that were picked up between the Admiralty instructions were yesterday received tem t kd on his judges with an insolent con p lie 100 e ~ ,_ for NERVOUS RELAXATION and GENERAL tered under the New Medical Act). wellbeing and advancement of our navy. The t a resen . 11 t ',NEARNESS at Henry Blanden, Heigham, Norwich which excited the indignation o p 14131dit , Once restores and invigorates with magical Thomas Plant, Joiner Manchester Prince's advice, too, was of the greatest benefit to ' decks after passing through both the iron plate at Chatham for the screw corvette Racoon, 22, ee ,.._ a y the most Debilitated Constitution, therebyensuring -- - and its timber backing, were found so little injured 1,467 tons, 400 horse-power, to be placed in coin- - CR RAILWAY iNTELLIGEA . etene nent health, increased strength, energy. and a re- D . It CULVERWELL'S LAST NEW WORK, Joseph Machin], brolZer, Manchester me, for he had previously turned his attention to thei r : l .:led development of the muscular system. One trial will OURSELVES. James Turner, dyer, Luton, Bedfordshire hi the rear part that I have no doubt of bein able mission as soon as she has completed the re airs she • hottieerivict"l4 and prove failure impossible. Price per Teeth Worcester kyn Spermatorrbrea, Syphilis, Stricture, Hemorrhoids, Andrew Robert Houston, Fearnall I , . the same subject, and I was greatly surprised at my 1. „ e ', , , , „ .., g . , , „ ~„ e P TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. .keents si36d.• 11 s., or four times the quantity, 335. Wholesale Gleets, Nervous Debility, l'alpitation, fie , &c. Susan Ann Allsup, publican, Aston, Worcestershire interview to find that he was thoroughly conversant to nre irom my eeneu guns uOiiONV projectiles tnat is uneergoing in AO. 3 dock. Instructions have also ek _ . , arclay and Sons, 75, Farringdon-street ; and of all will penetrate plates thicker than those of the been received at Chatham for the Zebra, 17, 950 'minute throughout the world. MARRIAGE : Thomas Boughton, Jun., commission agent, Worcester with all the mechanical details involved in the exe- Miles Opened. Receipts. -_____ . Its Expectances and Disappeintments. Thomas Yanaold, upholsterer, Kidderminster ~--,1/4.-, ,_--.-a•-___. a , . Trusty. tons, 200 horse-power, and the Cormorant, 4, 659 Railways. Impediments removed, and Healthy Offspring secured. John Wilson Jackson, shoemaker ? Barton, Lancashire cution of my plan. 1861. 1860. 1861. 1860. *IIPTURES.-BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Price ls., by post Is. Id. ;of Mann, 29, Cornhill ;or Author, Thomas Varley, farmer, Lancashire From this moment I felt some confidence, for I Again, there is a mode of attacking the partially tons, 200 horse-posver, attached to the steam re- _---- - - I _____ . . HITE'S MOC-MALN LEVER TRUSS 3, Great Marlborough-street, Oxford-street, W. James Pollock, toy dealer, South Shields plated hull of the iron shiP which ought not to be sersee, to be forthwith commissioned. The two lat- _ _ e s _ (PERFECTED AND EXIIIIIITED IN TUE GREAT Consultations daily from 12 a.m. till 9 p.m. George J. Earsdon, builder, Newcastle-upon-Tyne knew my invention had gained a. friend, and any Ballymena and Port Rush.. - 6 1,816 1,917 --- ,:nurBITIoN OF 1851), is allowed by upwards of Two es John Davidson, butcher, Acomb Forge, Hexhani benefit which the country may eventually derive lost sight of. Official experiments made on board ter vessels are both new, having been but very re- ounties.... 136 13 Belfast and N. C 49 544 666 e'llndred Medioa Belfast and Couuty Down.. 49 _ - 'nventio • 1 Gentlemen to be the most effective Charles Darby, brass finisher, Harbonae, Staffordshire the Excellent have proved that my flat-fronted pro- cently launched. The Racehorse, 4, 690 tons, 200 Birkd., Lane., &Ches. Juno. - - 22 1,827 1,6.10 The mie n n en the curative treatment of Fl ERNI A. ` THE VIGOUR OF YOUTH RESTORED IN Wm. Jarvis, button manufacturer, Birmingham from it may be greatly due to its having been first . 22 i a steel spring tectiles, after being fired through as much as 30 horse-power, belonging to the steam reserve squad- myth and Tyne aosi 125 5,83 2 3 6,305 IR here avoided-a soft b , an sg ag ot e t l i .ei h n r Z ri t:e t i o ti i i n gem E l la /OUR IVEEKS by Dr. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF James Paghe, book-keeper, Liverpool brought under the notice of our illustrious and - Bristol and Exeter 21 21:3 15,079 12,270 oe • - ndy, while the requieite resisting power is su lied b the David Pughe, book-keeper, Liverpool feet of water, retained great penetrating power. ron in the Medway, is also directed to be preps a re_ Caledonian 2ll 168 el-toe-Main Pad and Pat t L - - eye; fittin g with so much ease PP Y ' This wonderful agent will restore manhood to the most , lamented Prince. Cockermouth& Workington ames Nellins, grocer, Liverpool 20 20 282 296 e tnd closeness that it en shattered constitution, whether arising from self-pollution, " Iron ships are usually plated only to a limited for immediate commission. Cork and Bandon enrin g slee A desert can t rt be Vected, and nr d y b a e worn excesses, nocturnal emissions, the effects of climate, or natu- Robert Roberts, corn dealer, Liverpool . I think it will be apparent from what has been Cork, Blackrock, &Passage. 6 } 61 - - ernss, which p. ot fail t P o li v t e f eireu ar a d r ed m b a y y t - i g e st t on thiedctlie ral causes. The time fequired to cure the most inveterate George Shaw, butcher, Manchester said, and from a comparison of the two drawings, depth, and flat-fronted projectiles, as they will go The following appointments were made yester- Cork and Youg•hal . 26 26 378 235 531 53i 1,230 1,311 41 nderence Dt the body, two inches below p th '' hi b• r. case is four weeks ; and, if used according to the printed in- George Mitchell, dealer in fancy goods, Notting-bill through water, are capable of inflicting great in- day at the Admiralty :-L . . ieut Albert E Kay to Cornwall e les, emg strnetione (which are very simple), failure is impossible. that this invention is of English origin, and I claim Deeside l7 17 283 281 tent to the mareufacturer, Fred. B. Hollinshead, late of Gillhead, Windennere he Coquette • Lieut. E. F. Kerby, to the Cornwal- Dublin & Belfast J unction 63 63 1,265 1,338 1 This life-restoring remedy should be taken by all about to jury, both by damaging the propeller and by pierc- t , 63 Mr. WHITE, 2•28, Piccadilly. marry. as its effects are permanent. It is ackiaowledged by H.enry S. Dod, beer retailer, Moun p , t- leasant Clerken- • A • it for this country. Ido so the more strongly after . lis, additional for service in the Lively ; Lieut. R. Dublin and Drogheda 63 1,429 1,585 Snagle Trues lee 219 26s sti and 31e 611. Postag i e,ls. th dical press to be tlae ereatest diecoyer d well e , , ~ ~ .4. ~ .. . eme „ .. y ever ma e. , h le . b 1 h l• ing tosipe ow t e water ine. Dub.ss Wicklow On.iiinrett.) 48i 101 1,307 1,706 Cl h d A .. , -/oublo Truss. 31s. ed., 425., and 52 5 . ed. postage, s Bd. Success in every case is as certain as that water quenches J ohn T. Webster, publican, Hanover-sq, ap am-roa Captain Ericsson's letter in tho Times of to-day. But These are points bearing so directly upon the H. Swinton, to the Cornwallis ; Lieut. W. Vicary, Dundalk and Enniskillen -",, Umbilical Truss, 425. and 525. 6d. Postage, ls. 10d. • thirst. Wm. Cave carpenter, Millwall, Poplar at the latter end of the same year I had the further Dundee and Arbroath l7l 171 585 636 ion of what .will bo re nired henceforth in Lieut. the Hon. Henry B. Hamilton, Lieut. C. S. th d t"d' f g uest q Dundee, Perth, & Aber. Jun. 31 31 1,154 1,118 t ee - oat-office Orders to be made PaYable tO John Willte,ToSt - 13,r. Rie o r e ps E ssence o f Lif e i s so ld i n eases , with full in- Richard Worthy, stable keeper, Dorset. sq, Marylebone t . , 'nee, Piccadilly. structions for use, at lls., or four quantities in one for 335., Henry Wilson, builder, Canterbury-place, Lambeth mortification of reading osc sa i lags rom naval warfare that I think they call for a careful Harford, Lieut. G. 'l'. Nicolas, and Lieut. T. W. East Anglian 6Bl 68i 917 921 ill be sent to an part of the world, carefully packed, f usic Hammersmith China, the defeat of our gunboats by barbarians, ,215 26,343 E.Countres Nrik e &E.Union 499 499 23 NEW PATENT EL.ASTIC STOCKINGS and w Y tif rder on receipt of remittance or pos -o ice o payable to Prout Charles F. Schleyer, professor o m , Wm. L. Thomson, baler, Camden-town. when many a bravo Englishman was lost to his consideration. Chapman to thelmperi , euse, additional for disposal ; Edinbetr h i dGI 160 i 160,1 6,527 6,562 a a KNEE-CAPS, atc., for Varicose Veins and all cases of and Co., Patent MedicineWarchouse, 229, Strand, London. gan asgow 85 3,172 3,63,4 Standish O'Grady, clerk, Lambeth I remain, Sir, yours most obediently, Lieut. Charles H. Farquharson, to the Z • Fella h P rth & Dundee 85 urg , e , . en _ ees and Swelling ot the Legs, Sprains, &c. They are iii,';ll . B, light in texture, and inexpensive, and are drawn on . Isaac Hampton, sen., coal merchant, Amblecote . JOSEPH WHITWORTH. W. P. Barrow, to th B h • Forth & Clyde Junction ... 30 50 5 ) 2 , 3 64 2,460 e el nordinary stocking. Price 4s. 6cL, 7s. 641., 10s., to 16s. (Entered at Stationers' Hall.) Thomas Hives, innkeeper, Ilkeston, Derbyshire taken advantage of tho lesson taught us in the e acc ante ; Lieut. Charles Furness 7 802 7,727 ' 4. 4 Postage 6d. Now Ready, price ls., post free 14 stamps, or in a sealed Joseph Beardsley, joiner, Sneinton, Notts Crimea, and, acting upon the report of the Com- Fenton's Hotel, April 4. Jones, to be Flag Lieutenant to Rear-Admiral L. Glasgow & South-W Great Northern estena , 1831 1831 , 3 456 25 907 330 330 2 , , , ee es 1,972 Leito JOHN WHITE, Manufacturer. 228; riceadlllY• envelope 20 stamps, a popular Medical Work on NERVOUS Wm. Cadd, grocer, Bideford, Dev ashire cotland . . 58 - ao___ T. Jones, K.C.8,, Commander-in-Chief at Cork ; Great North of S _: , one 32i, 7,255 7,332 . . EXHAUSTION. John E. Poole, surgeon, Huntspill, Somersetshiro mitteet, we had built and sent only two such rafts ______. ___ ._ rit.Southn. & WestnglrinaO z i , 943/ 50,460 53,024 A N EFFEcTUAL REMEDy.-LAMBERT'S VIVA VITALIS, illustrated with 100 Engravings John Beedel, bottle manufacturer, Ca , stleford Yorkshire • • in pieces to China according to the plan proposed GREAT GRIMSBY ELECTION COM- William S. Bouchier, master, to the Zebra ; Wm. Great Western Inverness & Aberdeen Juno M 55 25 ' 818 801 618 265 , K, s -- ; ASTHMATIC BALSAM, without confining the from Life (of Cases attended at the Hotel Dieu, Paris, Wm. Dawson, groccer, Chester Longsight Lancashire by me for the Baltic and Black Seas! The forts Lone master to the Coquette • Edward Forrest, Irish South-Eastern • i ta'n b.or affectin g the h ea d, t ru ly effi ca ci ous and pleasant, and other Hospitals), descriptive of the baneful effects conee- Wm. Schofield, manufacturer, .21L1TTEE. ''' ' ' Lancashire& Yorkshire.• • • 52 5 1 29 5 1 28, 167 173 ee nnitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving quent upon the errors and excesses of youth and maturity, John Bircheaough, licensed victualler, - ' 1 11 Id Mace es e would have been taken without the loss of a man, * assistesurgeon, additional, to the Royal Adelaide; Leominster and Kingto n .. 14 14 1 186 159 _ ,- rp hs, colds, confirmed cases of aethma. and consumption. and the debility arising from the too frequent indulgence of Pobert Surtees, grocer, Ponsett, Durham Robert J. Wemyss, acting chief engineer, late of the 1.• xl Y ita=rlK le n d Foynes d Ennis 2 23 26 105 1.35 te r • requently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce in- the passions, containing a prescription of the Author's Invi- t' and the millions of money wasted through our de- The committee a 'td b th II f C 4 556 405 aleae admirably altars the tickling which provokes frequent prating Lotion, an external application, with directions fOT Isidor Selke, ship chandler. Tower-hill ppoin e y e ouse o out- pelorus, to the Indus as supernumerary ; Jas. Gillies Lianelly ‘l3. tigliiii I ' rver Lower Phillimore-place, Ken- feat saved. London & North-Western , he _ g. n approec tig consumption its effects are truly its nse, with an Essay on true and false Sperrnaterrheee, every Alfred Green, ca , mons to try the merits of the petition complainine igueefici a l. Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying down for stage of Syphilis, and all uretnral affections, showing how singtott •e and Robert J. Hay, supernumeraries in the Asia, London and Blackwell 5l 51 1,425 1,509 a' r et suffocation ma de end on relict in a few minutes Two great lessons have been passed unheeded ; of an undue return of Mr. Chapman at the late elec- tus Leitch, London & b •outh-Westene . 400 394 13,823 Igoe manhood can be restored with increased muscular develop- R o b er t G. price, licensed victualler, Southampton . promoted to chief engineers; Angus Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast 2411 224 13,823 19,685 -ter t ' y p 1 d Id 1 W L b ch !teei ng it. Prepared on yan so )y . ara ert, ment by the most simple means ; thereby removing all Die- 's -road, Southwark let us hope that we may benefit by the third, and tion for the borough of Great Grimsby, assembled Richard Hall, jeweller, St. George confirmed as second class assist-engineer in the London, Chatham, & Dover 72t 56e 1,560 1,327 I'l.e...enlist, 20, Jennyn-street, Haymarket, London, and by all qualifications and Impediments to Married Life. By e t t e e "Mists, in bottles 131,1., and three times the quantity in mEDICUS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Eng- John Skaif, accountant, Bouverie-street, 1 leet-s ree that what has just taken place in America may prove yesterday afternoon in Committee-room No 9. tts Lond., Tilbury, & Southend 45 45 867 950 "e' 2 s 9d h 'B articular, and ask for Lambert's land, and Licentiate of the Royal College ot Phy i • John Nash, tool handle maker, Vauxhall-road, Lambeth ' Imperiense ;E. Tappin, R. Roots, W. W. Wa • Aeth • • eae • eI ) s cians, ' Man.,Sheffield,&Lincolnsh 1 239 21 13,017 15, 641 to our Government the necessity of taking prompt Present-Mr. E. Egerton, chairman ; the Hon. Mr. dW H Phillips, acting second class assistant- blanch. S.Jun.& Altrincham 1,022 1,361 tßAtie Bal ... oat. • sane Edinburgh, registered under the New Medical Act, who may Frederick W. Griggs, pawnbroker, Norwich an . . -- - John Pi • k W' ht r per, inn eeper, inc es e sure disasters measures that may save us from fu . Liddell, Mr. Longfield, Sir A. W. Bailer, and Mr. maryport and Carlisle 2' Bl 927 1,232 , - -i--,... p ___ G rvEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS. street London W. (opposite the side of St, George's Churcl engineers, supernumeraries in the Asia, to the Im- lii'dl d 4 I N W 681 39,171 ian me . .- estern) 614 i 614 i 35, ee3 3 , 666 dell ,11 till 2, , and from 5 till 8 ; Sundays, 11 till 2. T 1) ' a John Payne, fruiterer, Cambridge I hew only to add what I novr propose doing to G. G. Gl yn . rirhtNßY SMITH, M.D., of the University of had Y direct as above, and from all Booksellers in Paternos o te b r - - James Alex. Noakes, farmer, Stanford Rivers, Essex ss of vessel. I consider that the defence of Mr. Phinn, Q.C., Mr. Weleby, and Mr. Vernon - perieuse, as supernumaries ;W. Fraser, J. Taylor, Midland tAtrestn. of Wild 1921 192 i 3 1 3 1,612 Monkland 56 56 • 1,7 ' Je n feufr eeera .a, has insepublished, for the benefit of Nervoue row, London. Frederick James, licensed victualler, Deptford thi,s cla (u), A. Hutch:nson, and R. Jarvis, supernumerariea Monmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44 2 422 1,919 . 44 . ' 3 988 ble work. THE WA Rette t e a FREE EDITION of his vatua ~ . _ William Kirrage, Pulford-street, Pimlico du on the offen- •F 1 this country must not only depen p Harcourt appeared for the petitioners. Sir . S ade, 78 3,263 . Newcastle and Carlisle 7B eteG VOICE TO YOUN , G MEN (120 pa,, es). 48- • • William Albert Payne, tailor, Great Queen-street but at the sam in the Cumberland to the Im erieuse as p , super medical we le lity Loss of pOST-OFFICE TURK I S H BAT H S, William George Harding, chemist, Kensington sive powers of her seagoing fleet, e Bart., Q.C., Mr. Forsyth, and Mr. Cooke repre- - - - North British (incl. Selkirk as 5,962 6,33 S k etno • D , l - on the cure of Nervous_ e , d I D di h e l estio Dislike 19, St. Martin's-le-Grand. James Birbeck, greengrocer, Upper Holloway time our rivers, estuaries, dockyards, and commer- sented Mr. Chapman, the sitting member. numeranes ;w. n. Kent, J. Slack, D. Crichton and Galashiels) la see p', iriness of Sight, l e aser . ;; ve e litn n ess e , , mnse n niar lte. brick- North Devon 35 e a. - " t 33,778 37,639 (B), and J. G. Johnson, supernumeraries in the N_E as t er emeeele&Leybrn) 789 -- ii 2,437 2,555 laakatioentY'L 'Pennatorrheca, 1- De r's ion Ito which, if ane t nor, Listlessness, pe s , ~ 2s. till 5, and ls. 6d. from 5 till 9 ; Sundays, ls. till 1. An ESSAY on TURKISH BATHING, gratis. Henry Chapman and Georgo Goodman Payne, c layers, Poplar ial towns must have the powers of local defence, The petition, which was read, alle db 1 ge ri ery 9 North London 6 894 7,629 - "ected; result in coneumption, insanity, and premature a ' Fisgarcl, to the Imperieuse 246 240 , 0 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. John Pullen, attorney-at-law, Wharton-street, Penton- and cf expanding, by improviso means, that de- ,as supernumeraries ; North Staffordshire 641 465 Oath ; with plain directions for perfect restoration to health treating, intimidation, undue influence, and outrage. 42 35 " The I.Tee and the Abuse of the Turkish Bath.-A very ~ and Newton-- • 10 lee 765 643 ' bud vi ._ gour. - The book will be ant, post free,.secure from oh! useful pamphlet has been published by pr. Cu , lverwell the Ville fence in time of war. It must be remembered, that Mr. Phinn, Q.O • • th f th t • ~ in opening e case or epe 1- George F. Norman, paymaster, to the Zebra; Va- oswestry neymney - 52 52 1,809 1,820 trrvation, to any address, en receipt of a directed envelope Ch 1 Wh't I,* d ' tualler, Warwick •10- ourhood of the ar es I more, ICense vie 'ad roprietor of the Turkish Baths in the ne Jib lentine Spain, paymauter, to the Coquette ; David St.Helen' s Canal & RailWaY 63,1 63i 3,124 3,332 . ee _ two stamps. Address, HENRY SMITH, M.D., a, Burton 'ost-office, which presents to the uninitiated a mass of inte- Jose Birrainehara ph Shilvock, brass caster, , it has been proved by the Monitor, that this class timers, cited many eases on which he should rely. , Scottish Central ......... ~e 115 4,170 e,815 "lacent, Tavistock-square, London, W.C. 1 Guy assistant-paymaster, to the Dasher ; Fre- s„ttish North-ias • tere- • • "- ___ _ ° -....._, resting information, while those who have already encouraged Joseph Hawkes, cattle dealer, Birmingham of vessel from their lowness, rapid turning, and light One of these was that of a man named Hardy who ' ' harn - ._, this new system will derive additional advantage if they ' ' derick Parker, assistant-paymaster to the Edin- Shrewebury & Birta r Z e e .,, 48 48 _ __ MEDICAL REVELATIONS. observe some of the practical regulations which the writer SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. draught of water, have a great advantage in defend- declined to vote, inasmuch as the railway company Shrewsbury and Cm, -1 ~ 51 51 1,622 1,a20 , teELF-TREATMENT SIMPLIFIED. through endeavours to enforce."-Herald and Standard, N0v.12, 1861. Alexander Rae, contractor, Cuparstone, Aberdeenshire • waters a ains ' bnrgh ; Henry Wright, assist-paymaster, to the Shrewsbury & ifereiut" • ' nig a harbour or narrow g t seagoing of which Mr. Chapman was chairman, owed him .- ..... 830 981 at , the aid of the TEST-TUBE, URINOMETER., and e The 1 Post-office Turkish Bathe 1_ ,9 StMartin's-le-Grand. William Bradshaw, wine merchant, Glasgow Trib •Rbrt H H 11 " t aster, to ShrePshire " °11 " ... --. M 729 4 3,193 3,584 une , o e . anse , assis .-paym • saute Devon •---- ... 306 306 11 h 1 d 'bli d 1 tti f e etCROSCOPE, when employed for special diagnosis in all -Dr. Cu yerwe as a rea y este she tle repu aon o and larger vessels, that must cross the Atlantic or £ll, which they refused to pay. When the poll • seen•-•-•-• - • - 15 141 20 961 ,)" , orders of the nervous, sexual and , generative sys , - tem in an able_physician ;he has now proved himself to be awo facturer Glas row rthy Thomas Fyfe, stay manu ~ 6 the Trafalgar ; William Stainer, Charles B. Hogg, south-hal . ...... iers --. int , , - sliding spe Morrie:ea or seminologv, loss of power, noctur- philanthropist, in as far as lie has established, in the heart Milne and Sim, builders, Glasgow the Channel to attack us; and therefore, I can ) was drawing to a close, 11 sovereigns were slipped South Wa ea • -..: to; e never Dun 118 118 - - , bat and - diurnal wastinas, and withering of the nervous of the City, an institution that more nearly than any disco- Andrew Poland, draper, Kilmarnock . ard Andr Richard S. Stuart, Charles Heyw • ew J. s• YOF kali:Van . d D rlingten .. 161 in - - , without any reflection on the Warrior, of which into his hand, and Mr. Daubeny walked off with • tooeten "- a i 51 at 8,136 7,486 th an ae es, etc. By Dee WATSON, Member of th . e Ecole de very of- modern days, goes nearer the abolition of the practice William M'Jannet shipowner, Androssan De Visme, and Frederick C. L. Neville, master's l a rvaic 5,070 4,262 . • Ve,dicine, Rouen, National Academy of Sciences, Paris, and of p. ys c, n i than any proposition or invention yet established, .' o, John Forsyth, builder, tentsgow we have reason to be proud, or her projectors, to him to the poll. The poll had either closed or was . i ' Vow of the Imperial Institute of France, &c. Presented to the Turkish Bath. . . Our object being merely to direct assistants, to the Marlborough, as supernumeraries. uls ter te ne and Lancaster . 19 1,695 1,826 Donald Gow, shoemaker, Edinburgh. [elvers 19 ~,,, N ervous i nva lids," with a view of superseding medicines the attention of our City readers to the fact that they possess whom all honour is due, state that I will guarantee being closed, but Hardy's vote was recorded in 'Vale of Clwyd.. • lO 10 - - . ,7 4 ,. ( 1 exp ens ive consultations. Sent post free on the receipt one of the best set of baths, at 19, St. Mar l tin's-le-Grand, - - Vale of Neath 35 - 172 179 . 35 2,007 1,617 te e. two - s t am p s by D r . Watson, 27. Alfred-place, Bedford- which the country can produce; perfect in /d o ns appli t ance n s, AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. to build two of my shot-proof rafts, with 300- favour of Mr. Chapman. Another case was that of Advices from Chili by the West India mail and Kilkenn waterforcl . y 3l 31 386 348 "'Blare e on d o n. Consultations daily from eleven till two, and most admirable in effect. Dr. Culverwell has fi ed 1.) The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed pounders and revolving shields (giving them a a person named Minx who had promised to vote for Waterford and Limerick , s __ „ ilments and infirmities eeu- his baths with a deeree of eleeance, luxury, and refinemen , from •he returns ro din the week endin ' steamer mention a statement which had become prevalent West Cornwall ...... 77 1,056 1,172 a nd six till eight, on all those a an _ . p . ~. 1" t hie disposal, is truly sur- -. a e g April 1, 1862, little more length, depth, alld speed), for £60,000 Mr. Heneage, but who was induced by Mr. Dau- • W.Hartlepoolllarbr.&R a iL „ o - 27 11 769 630 . Or to youth, manhood, and old age, d which tend to em- which, considering the spec a ereelusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable f normo • f*ler at a of tbe discovery o an e us quantity 0 el v 1 e t test 'or delicacy could desire Midl d -- s's 39 3,730 4,134 •ne'eitabl • rt of West an ......_ ... Ter and shorten life. . prising, while averything tla e frt d luxury ot the thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain .- each. And they would 1 y dispute the en- beny to vote for Mr. Chapman on the promise of place about 100 leagues from Copiapo, in the greatdese - °or distinguished qualifications vide diplomas. has been obtained to add to the cam o an W'haven,Cleator StE - - - • els eendance , grEllat. 7 7 432 389 •,..„, visitor. .. We may justly say that if a man ever fe _ Per. cwt. trance to Spithead against the Warrior or vessels of a situation on the r a il wa y, of which that gentleman Alacama. The assertions with r egar d to its 8•'--- s Whitehaven Jtinction .. t From the British possessions in America e ... 12 12 E MAN le OOD • himself reeenerated and new made, it is onecoming outleefea 235. 31d. a Whiteha 596 709 ert • 1 • urface of the soil a __ dinar' ', an Yen& Furness Jun. 35 , Die. calitTlS' MEDICAL WOR . . , esd that class, or would most c aimy either destroy or was chairman. Many other cases were mentioned even on the s are most extr or 35 618 613 k eoRMATORRIICP • " I' 0 3 I A Turkish Bath. - o•a, et. 1 , 186 . Mauritius . . 'WED ICA L ESSAY ON SI e, 1 ' I ITY & '-' Consultations daily till 12 a.m. East Indies a number of people had started for the spot, many - w FOREIG 28s. 110. drive her way. Then, if in Peece times we only had a in which the votes of the independent electors had e ___, want . n w N AND COLONIAL.' tTE US AND GENERATIVE Dleß L , c . a RVO , - Average price of the three foregoing rei t /.. • eeoth thonsand with numerous p ates, .. few of these vessels as patterns at each port, in case b d'date to the other i A turned back Austri i i übilehed, the le . , ' 11 Boekeellere, and een transferred from one can an .... of food and water. Some who had set out ha- 828 673 37,164 35,091 a a se,aled envelope, price Is., Sold by a A's THE FACULTIES OF THE BODY, in - _ _ __ • -------------_______ d others in which imnres- ected that more Bee I Dan Eastern Junction.. 2 247 262 I r , Ptlt r t paid 1 - y the Author fori 2 stamps, by pecuniary promises, an e from dread and exhau.stion ; but it was e 7 13 ' o ' - ' •'' ' ' ' 4 e - RE e PRE_ 1 -k_ik harmony with those of THE MIND, approach deve- MEICECUTION AT BEAUMARIS.-BEAUMARIS, Friday. * Extract from the limes o f Nov. 20, 1855. nunalo and Lake Huron 161 Xi 9 114 1 589 N i t A NTIOOD : the CAUSE and Cle 0 loPed maturity, the rising human being, surrounded by 4 ' 44 The attention of all naVal oiler s is turned now to the sion ere pledged to Mr. Heneage able voters who w positive statements would shortly be . received, when, sup- Detroit d *. -• ••• 18: 1 185 -, ' • - Milwaukie Inee 1,e03 tons • • f death passed at tbe late as ' . ted, an o Dut e an i,, A ltf A TUln DFCLINE IN MAN, with Plain DV e. e . factitiou s eircumstances-some salutary, some pernicious- -The sentence 0 sizes here on navigation of shallow w aters bY 'Vessels with heavy arm- had been spirited away altogether by £5-notes. posing them to confirm the expectat i ons ex . ci rga• „„ as h Rhenish lost 1081 3,743 3.765 1 ~. 13 , D . 1 le becomes Rue '„• Perf ec t Restoration to Health and vi g ou.. , , „ceptible of impressions which, accordiee to the Richard P,owlands, for tho murder of his father-in-law, at ment, and Commander Coweer C,otes, of the Stromboli, who robablY . ' be a tempted. -e , tern of France 1032 1032 49,239 51,413 urtgie, 15, Albemarle-street, Olecadllly, London. oegree of PRUDENCE alld KNOWLEDGE With which he is en- Further cases were cited in which the musical nised aystem of transit would p East Indiae , CONTENTS: dowed, may be th f ha iness or of anis eakable Llianfaethen, has bee e sources o pp P n Carried intO effect in the front of the invented the raft Lady Nancy; wueli. did such good service . ' says an ill-informed Grand Trunk of Canada lO9O 14,90 15,612 14,958 mod had bc b en heard, and wh . h had " What fabulous num ers,' ic 4 726 h t t INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER on the r ysiologlOal miserY. county gaol here this morning. About a quarter b e f ore at Teganrog; has Constructed . tie of two ingenious rafts, chink of sovereigns Great Indian Peninsula 4371 2971 6,279 , Ad • n mentioned at dinner-tale 131 128 4 308 2 , 845 t neture and Functions ot the ReProductive O mar& ... . s ome of the most de.adly and terrible of the influences lett eig,ht Mr. Jones, th ornor accompanied tho under .) gov ) whica had been sent to the miralty, and which are suddenly changed the political views of the persons contemporary, " have no! bee es Great Luxembo ; an MESS of eood ' 10 3 04 1 t ,C;ll .A rvi l i t IL____cannes of Sperglaterrhma and Imp:Ocoee, re ferred to ariginate at that period when parents fondly hope . highly approved by Admirale out tier°. Rafts of this con- &wee .o _ b - nature, as Great Western o u f r &nada 345 345 11,103 ~ „., I. I IV Viei.ie; Indulgences: Thlngers of Neglect. that the objects of their love are being prepared to nght sheriff to to the wret the cell, and announced ched man that struction would do immense service , in the sea of Azoff, and to whom they were given. In the course of and an.d other places con . e Le . e . c i r culation oi me aumir a hl y co __ Lyons and Geneva 142 142 5,280 1484 ' •-, 110 15 .° 44 " , I APeteit i 11 --A Reve.w ot Ow varirma Disqualifications honoura bly the trea e, t battle of life-namely, the scholastic life was the hear for the termination of bis approaching. one model provides for the anattation of steam power representing the total a i "dental to these transactions there was agreat s • • ie-200,000, 100,000, 1 u Madrid, Saragossa ettA licant SOI 2134 1, , , nci - 0 0,000, and Northern of Canada ...... • • 94 94 P6O 1•634 4 LI )?, ~ I. • , ~,, , fr „. n Youthful Abuse the an d collegiate period. Habits are then contracted, in a-, nittee ; whether r•su,t..l„ : , _ , modere to dueled Corttli ill Moat , 25 He bore it with great calmness, and Caleraft, the execu- which would give the raft a hern of France 7Ol 623 43,43 d 44 ' 2 1 - °Me g et m at „ r i te , th e leirects el '' l ' l-3 '"el o t I n f ettien• - unsuspecting ignorance of their effects. which, if not ar- propulsive agency of • • • h t h ' ' - e news-agent and in c,. • Nort deal of treating in public ouses, no so muc f -or so on. A hard- worlont, R e am.° dealer, 780 891 eitAPTFI ', l IV .1 V ( Vie m odern Tteeetment of rested, tend to sink the VICTIMS OF ERROR to the deepest tioner, proceeded with his allotted duties. At eight o'clock its own." Norwegian Trunk 44 41 03,453 85,37# (t ot . ,t. . eine .ee . , - ccty what; the members of • n • ons et Mediterrn 8 , a orrlicea arol Syphilis. depths of degradation and woe. The evil iH aggravated by the scaffold was reached, and in a few minutes all was com- tLI ' " traet from Report of Connate() VO on Commander Cow- the purpose of directly bribing' the ters as with a w h o k nows to ani his trade rue, • ans, Ly , , 79 87a 42085 53 , 7a6 / e e he leo e 1 d , 13 v "11 rereeroue yr' e C. - One It l. ~,, , .... ,- , led and Interesting the a pathy too generally evinced by the teed' al professine, per Coles's Rads, Nov. 13, 1855. re turned. out by the boehbinders-whieh Paris and Orleans 74 922 867 ___ cis i ir• t• 0 which is added the Author's reci pe of a preventive , not only _ _ • as to the nature b - f the pleted, and with a few convulsive struggles existence o _ the miserable • 'r H. ' - President, Rear -Admiral Si t tcwo.rt, K.C,B. ; Cap- view to make them accessible to the more cogent and the numbe cannot very well b • Peniambuco . 3r,e • - 540 See .1 on. diseases atesing from the cat's ht the verY e indicated, and to which the criminal died. fain Arthur Cumming, R.N. LC 3 1 31 . E. A. Inglefield; Mr. Then with re • t body, 37 persuasion of sovereigns. gaid o un- e the way, - e ignorant of the Royal Danish ... 69 09 tie 1,245 1,173 t REVIEWS OF THE WORK. ffeneral and inadequate design at i on o f "Nervous Disorders I M.S. l' nantities • that pass through their hands-forwards the fol. Sa euse .. mbre and M ....... 68 „-, 49,022 38.623 "Curtis - b' 1 t 1 elueble work, and , - • " lay has been given. -Str e One o f th e consequences at Daneeemsnernerg.l-Holloway's rills. en e th from Rumble, Chief Engineer, I . 6oyal Albert. Present due influence and intimidation, he should show that q • • illations at ' South Austrian ••.... 1294 ' , ;43 25,473 21,410 , I l ,_, on N; anhood.---T is .3 arn x v.. . ~ and Debi • s that the re these • • an nibal. • lists of cire tamed by the new shilling s out h ern et France if sseuel bel th 1 ds at vi une nd old ..,„-1,, . • n. P. _lan I . , 1 .. a i -•• S un utty TIMCS, , this neglect 1 • .. . 0. t eatrnent of the most delicate Weakuees.-It is not too much to say that purifying -Capt. H. Hay, H.M.S. H . . b-i townie 77 ' 25 - - a large number of labourers, . cklayers, and others • es • - Cortthill Magazi ne , 30,000 ; Macmillan, Welland.• •• • .......... .•. ee 25 75 Zsilarch, tbas. classes of diseaec wen n afflict society has been taken Pills aro the steppin g stones from debility to health. They "We are of opinion that this in t teention is one of the .re agog' • 867 e n this West Flanders up by unqualified ana uneducated PeeSOllS. a man's • Temple Bar, 15 Me . ... 750 3. 668 increase the appetite, promote digestion, regulate the liver, greatest practical value. It *Pe ars u3' the model Comman- connected with Mr. Ch p railway were let 14,0 00 ; • • St. James's, 13,000. Of vv. „a N.W. of France.- 750 , 3 5,407 bttielt, anther has centerrecl e e ereat boo . n by t publieliing t" e dieeases , ef.D., Licentiate h th s e ed eah work, in which ie e teeeteheit the souece o. nos _, uro . Dr. LA'MERT, , 37 Fedi of the Roya. Society stimulate the bowels, and rouse the kidneys-advantages der Cowper Coles produced tat ~.. raft combines mahy i loose about two o'clock in the day and created a c ourse we do not vouch for the entire accuracy of the , 4 te o „_ Pidece decline in ycuth or more irequently prone. .° 1 APothecaries, mee " o rd-square, London, is , hich will bo sought in vain in any other combination. of advantages, among which aro- e lt "-aght draught of water. --------- - - ----- __________ above figures, but we think i • • • • th r -•-;------------ - ur --.........., . , ",t.e.' -" Daily Telegraph," Merge 27, 165 e. .I , IIE ONLY PRACTITICNER RE9ULARLY QuALirlEn AND M he vo great uproar, alarming t ters and destroying . , rom inquiries made in ano e 'him work whit 'II for twen'y years bee stood the test ot oeporren e p w h o has devoted his exclusive attention for 20 • nocent drugs. A dose of these excellent Pills balances 2. Facility of propulsion. 3 . wutlicity and rapidity of in , ht th T ar e, v. • RE-VIEIN.--- ~ 8 are re se e OLUNTEER .juested • direction, t a eY Very fairly represent the circulation of • re•oteß e e on - , . ' ." •• • lain ars to the cure of these ni erit leiren ntid enrpineal hostility, treats in a p ye /affections, which war with the very tho circulation, braces the unstrung nerves, gives firinness construction. 4. Great buoyancY ; the heavy glin or mor- the hotel of the rival candidate as far as they couILL • • r a ppplicationa for permissi _ , the magazmes in question." If the " hard-working news t o state that no furthe on to at t'A'l,,,4„, oThipath; i e manner en tee vadoes disqualifications fountains of h uma n nAPPINEss , ItEAterii, and FUNCTIONAL to the fiaecid muscle, and d eve l o ps natural energy of cha- tar can be used on each with great Precision of fire. 6. Pro- a ;ht 'II b • en wi e granted to Velunteer • . bee t .,)'smeohn s et n e7; arising - from eeryone excitement and de- eloonn. The result of his experience and enecessful prac- teeter ; conditions necessary for comfortable existence, but teetion to the crew. to the extent of £7OO, an carrying off the maro agent, and maga • . ~. . , , tend the Review at •1 3 r•g mile dealer," knew a little more el not tram, , 'th advantage in hie T r ti " eas e ; and to invalids ; m it er i ng h am yonthttil errors aud tice maY be perused wi „ c .„,,, a 4 c .ea se, Seer- i n di s p ensa ble for a haPPY lif e . Hollo w ay's Pills will be , " Leaking, to the probable nature of future operations in the vortex. leo inat., that being the last d , than he appears to do, he would possibly have diminished C° l •Ple after tho ay on which, 4 3 7, taste it will he found valuable and usetnl."-Record. PaesenvAgioel," sold by eg•-'-'• 'oruhill, London price ' gemente of 6, )i Is. ; post free for 13 , or with sealed ends for 20 ' f ow l use f u l to the member s of every household. The against our present enemy, we are further of opinion that • Evidence was then called i tfeh le n suppor o e arned the circulati . under tho arras -0 railway company, tickets ' 1 (41: Published bpi'. all " W 'k L ra. r em, ~o, knave ane, _ .c stamps. v ung, mature, and aged will discover that these faultless his proposal merits the funnediato attention of her Ma- on of some of the above magazines by ono-lialf li o noster-eon4; Meen. 29. Cernbill. At home for c onsultation , daily, from 11 till 2, and 6 till 8- ° ' h 1 ' can be ieou cci * pills exhibit t Onlete yes accordiug to eachindividuare heed. i esty'e Oovernment," counsel's statement, and the committee adjourned. __Lamy Iwo. nal et coueuitatent-2 0 te 3 and 6 tc, A: bundays, 19 till 2 7, Bedleetlleuare. Some of the most deadly and terrible of the influences last referred to originate at that periodwhen parents fondly hope that the objects of their love are being prepared to fight honourably the great battle of life—namely, the scholastic and collegiate period. Habits are then contracted, in u nsuspecting ignorance of their effects, which, if not ar rested, tend to sink the VICTIMS OF ERROR to the deepest oepths of degradation and woe. The evil is aggravated by e vinced by the medi Al profession, apa thy too generally to the nature but the very existence of the disease s arising' from the cause indicated, and to which the gene ral and inadequate design has been given. One of "Nervous Disorders and Debility '' the wt on ly as One of the consequences of this neglect is , that ~the treatm en t o f th e mos t d e lic a te classes of disease which fn Dr. LA'MEIa, 3l ' D '' up by unqualified and uned a uca let ted of Apothecaries, & c "' persons. . THE ONLY PRACTITI('NER REGULARLY nEvisTLnFu who has devoted his exclusive years to the cure of these aireetions,which fountains of human HAPPINESS, 'VIGOUR. The result of society has been taken Licentiate of the $o a. , SoCiet „,T, 37, Bedford.souare, London, ... QUALIFIED AND attention for 20 war with tbe very nEALTIL and FUNCTIONAL his experience and successful prac tice may be perused with advantage in his Treatise, " SELF PRESERVATION," sold by 1, 3 . ;post free for 7, Bedifk*VS4re. 30,,Cornh ill,London, price 13, or with scaled ends for 20 s t an i ps. At home for , COMUltatiOn, daily , from 11 till 2 , and 6 till 8 Mann, REITIEWS 01 0 TUB WORK. 'h ' ( ,,,, u rfie Manhooll.---Thistruly valuable work, _an!!! a:;, 1 --- „d 1 be in the bands (d young and old —" StindaY "arch, 1t 5. lit " ti v rh authOr has conferred a s ,.._ , reat boon by publishing' this , whr t work, in which ..!::: , er:becl the source of those duiesses uzd e „" Preduee decline in youth or more frequently prelallillTO "„' . e."—" Daily Telegrtpli," 7.tlarczi 27.105. ," :)31 'i Work, which for twenty y , art , has stood the test of criticirm and enrpirical hostility, treats in a plain at, - 4 B inlPa.thising manner en Vie vayions disqualifications leni t ,: n Veiliments arising from I.ervoun excitement and de - 07c (4 , ; and to invalids suflering fr,ni youthfill errors and L on - t iPeR it will he found valuable and use nl."—Record. cu; rublitated by T. Mien, 2D, Wpirvielc Lane, PAttcr- Ei g „._ nester-rev/ ; ram,. 89. COnaUltatiOn" --0 I Q 3 and 0 kUndaYel 10 till 2 _....