The Sun. — London, England, 1852-02-23 00:00:00

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Continues to allow, , es. • e N „ ~., ----1\- c'A..-4- , . . ~.... , - -,-.....- .-,-;%. ~ 4 2,-- • On DEPOSITS for six months, 3 per cent. per annum ; and en I .. ~..!,•',:-. _ , I ' \ al • .\'• . es .. ' .l -' ,. ' , ..Vt, , t:.' "° ' C. . t f W "' l f ° •Z ' I 3k .e. l i 4Vlillti ''' Nr j '''ft o/ ~, • 4 ~,, - 7.*:,„ 4 ,„, ..., ..„.. -.. . . L____,,. A ~, .___,e. , .., ~ ee. - . ee? / , ...„ 111 ,.,.; .. ~ i „: 2.4,44,0 i shins for Shorter periods and at Call, interest varying with the aulonnt and time in Bank ; s s . . 1 . I - ' j kl * C' haa ll tt ld lpv : ) fr e ts hs B i - b e t h t i ,t s e ia - ae d t : ap • ..- , ' - 44..--:... • •,- - I' . -es af , ''''' ' est ' rill et.. s e etWat ~. .. . . N'...,.. , A* . .• 941., ~,,'. 1 110Iiii,eitvil in .. 5 ,0 ' ' '4 .-5..,,,' ~,,,...,.% ,-_, . . ... pro ei And Grants / :. a . si‘.7a..ta-ee t . r t lte.l4'e a ' e a tt't4te Th et" .... + 7 te ' * All101”:'''' . -----'' '''. ''' . i edippne e a t e , . . ... - a ett + ----- - prietors that day the details would be left in the hands of CASH CREDITS for indefinite periods, on sufficient s ecurities, at 1 - . ' ' ;; -e-- 17 1 1 - 'e - ' - le ••••• 'tarn, alr •%.- ci -- '''' , or.- -4- ic , ' - - -I.M.'; ' . .. ,, Z.: .. • .•.,. the dircctors.-(Hear, hear.) ....net- tte te '' tea I/ at- DIE ea - tesest . ate. . att --- t tea, a 'tort , .;• 1 ' ''. 'e. • • ! Per cent. commission half-yearly on The amount of the credit, and 4 ' . neag - • 11. „g* -.., es - The report was then adopted. . , 0 per cent. ner annum interest on the balance only at debit ; and —__z_ e .- . Lea ••• •• -.. . . . .. •• . . .•- _ -• • - . , .... .. .. . . . . . , • ... .. ~.. _________________ 1 o T oi. he st C ea r , l a ß n M d A s N o m on o , ve in d th p a r t op a o d r i t e jo id n e , nd be of LOA,NS for short periods on marketable securities, at rates vary- _ . . . . _____ _. _ e _ _ _ ._ _ . _ . ___ _ _- reg with the circumstances. , . . „ . ' Every edditional information and farms for opening accounts, tc., • same to be payable on the 25th inst.-Agreed to. trill be su‘pplied at the Bank and its Branches, or sent by post on ap- . , . N' 18 540 ] LONDON, MONDAY ' Eli E N I.N G. sly N FEBRUARY 23 1852. plication. [PRICE 5D . Mr. Glyn was then unanimously re-elected chairman, By order of the Court of Directors, RAIL . ".s'-V-A--------7-77Y IN eN : ro T lyß E — T ' g L — L -- I : G .- E ... N.. C ' E - . -- If ) u v e z t a e l d , o i 7 e t 0 o tp t e h a e n t o k c s k t o o Mr. Thomas Smith, Mr. William ,Retheram, and Mr. _____ HUGH INNES CAMERON, General Manager. , eareeseeesse eeeaea a - ea s e e s eeee ,„,„,.. e ....._ ;.: . ... --- - - - --- ___ ____ _ Robert Benson, were re-elected, and Mr. Robert Gill te , - • 16, Tokenhoussayard, Lotlibury, London. • NOW reAY, in owe large vol. Bvo., with Portrait, 12s. bound, . • O id N ay DO th N e A ha N l p y ----. .. .. . . - , .. ...... -£729,51.1 15 0 -• (chairman of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company) y th ; e a na nd eeti a n f o. ter sep th a e . .. WATERWORKS COMPANY for MADRID. the executive if any false step were made; and why rent is to be allowed equal to six per cent. on the outlay. and Mr. Richard Creed were elected directors. TO DISTILLERS AND LICENSED VICTUALLERS. (Registered Provisiotially.) LORD Pale MRRSTON'S OPINIONS should we not take care of those who hold that parti- From tho statement of the last heti cular interest in the London and North-Western Cora- year's accounts, it will be seen that The Coventry and Nuneaton shares were then con- Capital 800,0001., in 80,0001. Shares of 10/, each, nanv ?-(flear ) G I TO be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to ORDERS I (Of which 21,300 are a ppropriated.) AND POLICY, As 11ILNISTER, DIPLpMATI. and STATESMAN, corn Ot t l ian EL y r was held at the Eustonelln'SetWraatlEioSmnr,eaEentßidnNgw.aosf v t e h r i y s - - l _ _ • ent men, this would have been a the net proceeds are of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, made in certain causes 1 Deposit 1/. per Share. Durin g more than Forty sof Public Life. of WRIGHT v. KING, and WRIGHT v. SOWERBY, with the q • • I most va ua DIRECToRS. yith a Memoir,sby G. RANCIS, Esq• numerously attended. The elm'. f the board of ble letter, and one to which your directors To which must be added the balance car• rated. The proce••dings lasted two heurs and a h ' ''alf. ratan o Probation or RICHARD Iticitanns, Esq., one of the Masters of the safa 1 Lieut.-Colonel Lord Arthur Lennox. " This is afemarisable and a se'asorat e publication-but it is some. emrt, at the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, London, on Toesnar, Joseph Thornton, Esq., Beaver Hall, Southgate. thin di-ectors G. C. GI nEt would have afforded every attention, if instead of using ried forward from last account 124,077 7 5 g morea-it is a. valuable aanition to the historical treasures of e a • _ Y , .-q , M.P., presided. th e 2d day of alarch 1852 at Twelve o'clock at Noon, by Mr. BEA- strong language towards the Gre . ti ,,. . . „ Lewis 11. liasiewood, Esq., Highgate. oer country during laiore than roily o4tne most memorable years of 'A • a he anvernsement conven• ing the meettug having been at Western Compeny - 7'HE COAST OF AFRICA. ~. In Nine Lots, It. S. Wilkinson, Esq., Pall-mall, London. our aanals. The wor - appears scasdhiNey, not only on account of read, end the minut3s of the last hif . _., i _an ou . d !actives, it bad laid down any Bound and genera X 553,592 2 e Ps' nrser eIITII, SUNDAY EVEN/NG.-Tiso Se thpeon t f he th C e hai o rm m a p n all , a. -yearly meow. g cerise- ESTATES, late he property of JOHN REID, Esq., de- James Walkinshaw, Esq., Parthenon Club. the cominon symp, f the nation viatletleord Palmerston, but also Steare-'1" r cortirmed, principles on which a union, or rather the ce - ssation Less, further allowance ',„"aaed, comprising a Freehold Distillery and Dwelling-house, situate Charles Waring, Esq., Haworth Hall, Rotherham. ' 4, "f° , 6 , Captain I.4llPriS at. jones, arrived at on acconnt of the • i tied alteration of that Worm Bill, in carry- ' a , et hottile feeling between us was to take dace Spitteaa te .o. 26. Aldersgate-street, and the Freehold Public-houses known as E. W. Roberts, Esq., Surbiton, Surrey. - The CHAIRMAN aidressed th • tt' f . le ' . ' 1 , but when for renewal of mile - - eas evening ffum th:. enast of Africa elution. ing which his Lord- Fre all important part. :RS rigid impartiality e propttetore ooe o . t t ae King s Arms, No. 27, Aldergate-street ; the Crown, King Ed- G. Williams, Esq., Merchant, Madrid. lt4 on Us tO sus end our She left L e a renders the • work ri.*", ious auratary to historical reading. We lowing effect : -Gentlemen I i merely ca . p quarrels, that (abstruCt 11.) warcl•street (late Butcher-hall-lane), .Newgate-street ; the Swan (With power to add to their number.) e - would be to trespass on " - a oe on the Wh of Jattuery, touched at wasted uon law _ Ridawy thr. 4.• ' earnestly recommend the volume to general perusal ;it will be a your attention for a, very sr' g . money may not be p yers (and we For addition to wteAns .., and Horseshoe, No- 85. Gray's Inn-lane ; the General Graham, No. EANKEns—Messrs. Ileywood, Kennards, and Co. ort period whilst I state uly t e 3 nte oey, Wheelah or the 7tl), goitt,b on •li e reinembrancer to the old end inform the young."-Standard. hould no b 3 are quite anxious it s t so wasted) I 1 the Bth e . , , Ac,ra to the 0 ,1 . " . Silrer-street, Clerkenwell ; and the Baker and Basket, Leman- CONSULTING ENGINEER—James Simpson, Esq., Great George-street, . -, 1 views as to your general • • ' -- ai•z, nnd stock (abstract J.) 17,02 110 • "- - --”, ~a pe Coast Caulk! ou the • ittr,eet (late Ree Lion-street), Whiteehapel, and Two Freehold Dwel- Westminster. '-' ' * * ' t Marlborough-street. o barn and. Cl*L_tblisher, 13, Urea pesition leavioss the greater part of the informatioti you ma '. .-t • ' • do yuu want us to lay (lowa cur arme end surrender? Fur exira steak in con- . • 10th, Sierra Le, e 1. 1 , ' gshouses and Shop (extending under both houses), Nos. 9 and 10, ACTING ENGINEER—A. M. Ross, Esq., Parliament-street, y atterwarus requtre to Because, whether you look to the east or - the west at the ne xi a inst., Ms.diera on t. • - • - '--0 on the 24 . th, U'enerifro on the 4th n with the . _ entan.street, and adjoining the Baker and Basket ; also, the Free- niesi ,e• Westminster. e :",:,. NEW SERIAL WORK BY Mg. CIIARLIfie DICKENS. be detailed to you by the oth '1 ) .4); fh b d er Mein c • 0 t e oar . . . hc 6,12, 14 ,bon n the 11 tii, atel left reat Norther '- Lisboa on the 15th. q. . " • ' heid Dwelling -house and Shop, No. 2, Crown-street, Finsbury-square, Soett.ronan.ies Wheeler, Esq., Upper Charles•street, On the 28th se ' ebruarfwill ke. published, price ls., the First, I will take the liberty of II "'', - . t policy of the Great Western or the G n, this G rea t E x hibi t i on ( „, b . a ucleri `Vrthe skete o Lae hue br=en juet a vear e.baelt occupied by Mr Jones ; and the Leasehold Pubbc-house, known as the Westminster. " Firstsalenthly Vumber of the accounts, and I hope that- •t t , kJ- a h • eat it is from euh e tra ie an must be borne iu naind-t . et,, . , e ft' d street J.) - - ' ' - ' ' CbaPinan Arms, Lower Chapman-street, St. Georges-in-the-East. SECRETARY—Mr. T. P. Bond. B L E A .- -I •II 0 U S E. . 11 . . . , wit re:Tar to t em, you receipts both those companies are now tryingp,,aorive esbore tool requaante nie exeepdon Of having bora AltBo 599 13 10 deekin,e to ' ' I . ~ repair ...,t,r keel, she is _ Printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Office, Offices, 42, Charing-cross. ' By CHARLES.DtCIiENS. wi agree in opinion with me, that the 1 t y are highly satis an advantage-(lier, heat)-end, therefore, unides you _____. in admirable teal teghly efs • • • . Mout hampton-bulldinr , i, Chancery-lane ;of Messrs. Wordsworth The City of Madrid, which contains a populati on of 250,000 souls, With Illustritions by H. K. Browne. tTo be completel in Twenty le etory. The rest:. to, the trdffic de -ived from the .. . cient ennditior. She has a nd Dente Solicitors, 3•2, Threadn ee dl e - s t ree t ; e i ai essre . Beddow° iS the WU'S , . SUPPlled with water in Europe. Excepti ng egera pee . Monthly Numbers, uniform with David Copperfleld, &c. Great Exhibition has realised -'• . • order us to lay down our arms-unless you lay down Showing a disposable balance of ....£772,992 8 7 h oe , m ost actively employed L azd Weir, Solicitore. 27, Nicholas-lane ;of Messrs. Bell, Brodrick, veto springs, there aro no other means of obtainixig thi4l st ele- ' ' Bradbury and Evans, 11, Bouverie-street. lest expectations; , you will pereeive, our ful some pi inciple of action-I do not see how it is possible The directors recoteme,nl e • - ' Iviving gone uVm• newer 1 -f - , on t -0 cocett of Afribe, :ad Bell, Solicitors, Bow Churchyard ;of Mr. De Jersey, Solicitor, ment of life but from the public fountains, which are wholly.insuili- 311 d I ac a haPPY to bo ahle to state ,a , iriden3 of 31. per cent. tor • - . ' ' 0 22xi00 mile r , 5,000 o e different course Ocoee that we have the six mcreths, am t• • ith .3'l toed - , St. Ann's-lane, Aldersgate•street ;at the Auction Mart ; and of dent, and fail in their supplies. Several thousand persons are now kr. Beactel, 25, Gresham-street. employed in the mere lebour of carrying water to, and distributing MiIDICAL ADVICE ON THE SECRET INFIRMITIES 0 --P former occasion, namely, that th fr . f - •- • taker. We have always desire . . d unton We know com- a balance of . 182,4751 15 d vat . s. B.to be carried to the next stsaui alone, and 11,000 under sell ~r .ly. She bus taken WORDSWORTH and DUNN, Plaintiff's Solicitors. It over, the houses, at an ascertained expense for :carriage alone of TOUTa AND MATURITY. 0 e ect o the Exhibition lion is a feacy in railway metters. We are never halt-yearly account." two pr.z - is, raid has been reniarkab'y h i , February, 1852. (is. Rd. per 1,000 gallons,. or in the. aggregate from 120,0001. to With Plain Directions for their Prevention and Cure. traffic would probably lead to a, co il, • h h pse in t eot er por- . pen i - ett.t ,iy s o , eeel forced into it but by necessity, en , dwe are reely and Tile CHAIRMAN, in moving that th se of fever having appeared. Leh, • ` ' ' Y , 150,0001. per annum. . - FIFTY COLOURED ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL. tions of our traffic, has not been realm d y 'll e . Oil WI . see , e report and state- a ea' walls and steams It has long been an anxious aim of the authorities to • Just published, in French, English, German, Dutch, Spanish, and that there has been an increase i ai the it f el • em o expert 1- always shell be ready, on prope y p p , rl defined rinei les to ment ot accounts be received, adopted, • • 11 dis a good wholesome man-of-war printed, and eir- we ,an • She re ' MESSRS. NICOLL'S WAREROOMS are great and growing mischief; and at length . remedy this , ar • , a scheme has been 1114- 't lan, in a e e S al d Envelope, 2s. 6d., or post-free from the Author - ture; but, in every instence, th hy with ell with whom culated, took occasion to observe h come ou terms of union end awl . . . tat he did not mean P majority of the we orts that the unded at Lagos arranged in several DEPARTMENTS, under the manage- t ure d f. r b r i ng i ng a s u pply of water to Madrid proportionate to the , or Forty-two Stamps, at hae arisen from the ne- 1 we have to dee,.-(Applause.) In fact, the whole to sa in ins o emu observations th Y. P g at hon. proprietors were fast recovering on board the Pen 1 /mut of skilful assistants, who produce the BEST MATERIALS at wants of the people, by a conduit from the river Lozoy a, about 52 SELF-PRESERVATION; a • • f providing for the lerge traffi fhEld ti ' cessity o co t e x i thou . emPe at the tim e railway interest ought to be bound by one common had signed the Mancheeter letter; all he meant to con- she left, but some few severe and dangerous cases sten . the most moderat e prices, viz., the PALETOT, the Toga, and other miles distant, the waters oh which are found to be at once pure with the exception of that arising from the mainte nce leach garments, in substances adapted for every season or climate ; beakhful, and abundant, whilst the nature of the eleva ' • Medical Treatise on the Physiology of Marriage, and on the , La - bond. It is perft et nonsense to talk of competition, vey was that the signatures were affixed. caused anxiety. The Harlequin, 12, wa s o ff L Unifo tions, and , Secret Inflrmities and Disorders of Youth and Maturity, usually ac- 01 nse ue way, and this, in co q nce of the repairs done to , . tt ;e c nn ,i ~,,,, egos, I rms and Outfits, naval, military, or diplomatic ; Robes, eleri- otner local consideratioxs, are suitable for ite conveyance. charge against • • uuu '" ''' tor "' a ut" - ' n ' s b Y the force of cir- Mr. UPCROFT referred to a variety of statistics, for the watching the formation of King Aketoi's new Govern eal, legal, or municipal ; Gentlemen's plain Morning and Evening The requisite plans estimates, and detailed reports have be quired at an early period of life, which destroy the physical and stations, is made a e revenue, which you cumstances. lam not now going into a history of purpose of showing that the calculutions of the directors ment. The Niger, 6, screw-sloop, Commander T e r eat h , Dress ; Boys' Clothing, Servants' Liveries, &c.-11. J. and D. prepared by the Gover'nment and Munici alit of Madrid and itein mental powers, diminish and enfeeble the natural feelings, and ex- must expect from time to time to be lied nto ca upo . NICOLL'S West-end address is at 114, 116,118, 120, Regent-street ; found that the works nee ar ' is . y . • 3 , uaust the vital energies of Manhood ; with Practical Observations on e y may- be aabstantially executed by tee de ray.- , (Hear hear.) The incre that which we have oft3n deplored-namely, that the had not been realised. He thought the directors ought was off Badagry. The Philomel, 10, Commander T. G, . City, 22, Cornhill. certain Prevention and successful Treatment of Nervous Debi- ' ase of eXpense in lo an expenditure which will not exceed 1,100,000/., of which sum the tt er for the past Year redeem their ledev of final! closin Forbes Parliament does not interfere and do as in France, where to be called upon to p „, y g , was attending the conference at AbomeY, for lity, Local and Constitutional We • akness, Syphihs, Stricture, and all COMO ive pow ove • r the previous . authorities at Madrid are prepared to provide 450,0001. the companies are placed under proper regulations, sad the capital account. the suppression of the glare traffic. The Volcano steam- Diseases and derangements resulting from Indiscretion, as adopted half-year is 20 0001.; in the coachin d t ent it is -- g epar m -• • lIIRUST and LOAN COMPANY of UPPER The English promoters having first submitted to Mr. Simpson, the by Lallemand, Ricord, end other eneinent members of the facult 'of ' he merchand' where certain du'tes hae 7 ag been done the proprietors Mr. ALSTON begged to record his unqualified disap- slat • ' 'tate Tile otocetsee .. ewe :a force, but i• eminent Engineer, the plans and reports of the Spanish officials 10,000/.; and upon t lee 9,5004 These ac e:eh-ADA. aad the proposals thereon, subsequently dispatched to Madrid Mr. France. With Fifty coloured Engravines, illustratin the Anatly, between this com n < Phy•siolog,y, dD' fth R b d t* 0 g .an masa o e-ero uc ive r ans, explaining counts, gentlemen, lam haPPY to • have certain rights. But it is too late to talk of that now. probation of the hostility going on pa y - nee-. ~:gaged are allowed till the ist of announce to you, . , 65, Moorgate•street, London. February 19, 1852. A. M. Ross, with experienced assistants, carefully to inspect the an increase o e . We have been driven into our position by necessity, and and the Great Wes Members . March. uomutionter T. -Forbes was at Abbeokut tern. He suggested that G a their strue • P • g , :Notice is h b ' ' t tures, uses, and functions, and .the various injuries that enable 118 to propose Your dividend for MEnert - ere y given, Lie an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL country to be travereed, and to investigate the local pecaliaritiea of aro preduced in them by solitary habits, excesses, and infection ' din or " hould we bc-s o f b until Parliament has defined more clearly than it has of the House of Commons, unconnected with either o ,ngage ganizing the forces of the town for de. n ,._ . _ NG of the Shareholders of this Company will be held at this Madrid, the Government reports, plans, and estimates ; and his - • * tins half-year; and s ortunat3 as to e fence, and developing the resources of the country. .. Zan , on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of March next, at One o'clock reports confirm the views of the Spanish Government as to the ex- By SAMUEL LA'MERT, 31. D. able to continue that increase for another half-yeae I done hitherto the relative positions of the companies we company, should be requested to meet together and • • Abbeok • .aecissie to auth • , onse the Directors to receive Dloney on Loan, in cellence and sufficiencv of the proposed supply, the soundness and 37, BEDFORD-SQUARE, CONDON. dd rather • -• t h cannot do otherwise.-(Hear.) I may mention that take the whole question in dispute into the_ dispassion- uta is expected to become a very important place accord Doctor of Medicine M tri in td M b fth lent it f Edi , a ca e em er o e ver! y o .n- am anxious that you shoe. , receive it ta t o , , ance with the 41st clause of the Act of Incorporation of the scientific titness of the works so far as executed, the perfect feasi- that its sea r coneei neither the Great Westarn nor the Great Nortlaele, in ate consideration, for uialess something of this kind were now pot, Lagos, is open for legal commerce. aer a p ans. bility of the whole other cost. burgh, Honorary Member of the London Hospital Medical Society, shape of a bonus and not ve that it is in our . Lagos is the ke of the Licentiate of Anotheceries' Hall London Member fth II • any applieatton they made to Parliament, have pre- done there would be no end to the present waste of too y country, healthy aud well By order, Applications for Shares, which must be accompanied by a satisfac- - e _._ . • c • • o e tuaterian - 0 p wer at present to keep up the . dividend permanently at ituated for trade- the b r T. MACDONALD, Secretary. tory reference, may be mado to Lewis 11. Haslewood, Esq.. le, t i cticai society ef Edinburgh, &c., &c. 11 view the hie tnaded to say that the traffic thoy sought to obtain was ney on both sides. He thought the following gentlemen, 6 , a may be passed i• - . a good "------____________ six ner cent I hone you wi s work contains a plain and complete description of the ana- - e • e , sailing vessel four days out of seven, and has 1 0 feet Angel-court ;or to Messrs. Oswin, Tootal, aud Co., 10, Angel-court, _ me _ , . rease as large traffic derived from you; at other words, in their treffie if they would undertake the task, might very speedily TO SHIPPERS, CONFECTIONERS, OILMEN, &e. &c. Throgmorton-street ; and to R. S. Wilkinson, Esq., 3, St. -Mildred's- tomy and physiology of the reproductive organs, and of their relative conditions in health and disease. Dr. La'Afert, who has proprietors in the City semen a no , In the light of a on it at high water. Acts they did not put out the claim which they have in and amicably arrange the differences :-namely, Mr. taken the bonus, though we have not done that this half-vear in ESSRS. KEELING and HUNT wiil offer .c=, Poultry ;at the Company's Offices 42 Charing-cross •at which Plans, Prospectuses, and Forme of Application may be '. ' • ' highest medical honours, as evidenced by the diplomas and testimo- 1 rge extent of ei e • 1 - their conferences with us upon the subject.-(Hear.) Gladstone, Mr. Bright. Mr. Cardwell, and Mr, Sidney Commander Lavie of the Alecto steam-ve , ssel, has ,• y ee. ~ for PUBLIC SALE, at 2, Monument-yard, en WEDNESDAY, obtained. nials inserted in the work, is the only legally qualified medical man consequence of the a ries laboer that come home invalided in the Sampson, which brought a We deplore as much es any set of men ern the position Herbert. ee 20, 1852, at twelve precisely, who has exclusively, and for many years, devoted his studies to the would be the result of the adoption of such a course. - too Dozen Russian Ox Tongues. - YOU will recollect we always held out that something in which we e. . ee placed It is one of great anxiety, an d, Mr. DE WINTON deprecated the idea that South mail from Lisbon and a dispatch from the British ' . 10 cwt. Hatnbro' Sausages. T HE WEST of IRELAND LAND INVEST- tage by all those whose constitutions may have become debilitated rk 5 , whenever the proper opportunity arises, it will be our Wales, in which he had a deep interest, should now Minister at that Court for Lord Granville, her Majesty's t ld be our permanent divni d Y i e 7 per cen . wou ien . ou • • 200 Boxes Newfoundland dried llerrings. MENT COMPANY. through secret practices acquired in youth, or by the excesses of that if duty, as lam Bp'to it is our wish, to avail ourselves of it be made the arena on which to fight the battle oe th e Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. The , 50 Barrels American Soda Biscuits. !ater years, whereby the pleasures of life are marred, the objects of are not to suppose, then, we contin • ue the six Incorporated by Royal Charter, for the purpose of effecting a satisfaetorY arrangement. gauges. In August last the chairmen of both the Lon- reading of' the promotions for the affair of Lagos in the 30 Boxes Concentrated SOUp. marriage frustrated, and existence itself' rendered a term of anceas- per cent. this half-year, and perhaps next half-year By w inch the liability of Shareholders is limited to the ametuit ng misery and regret. - -(H e ar, h e ar.) I !s hould not be doing justice to my- don and North Western and the Great Western Comps- papers sent off to the Sampson did not create much 50 Kegs Cranberries. and if then we go back to our former rate, of their shares. Published by the Author, and may be had of J. Gilbert, 49, Pater -20 Pipes Citron. onsidered like • self if I did not refer with feelings of satisfaetion nies had expressed themselves its inclined for peace, and satisfaction on board. It seems some of the officers . Capital, 500,000/., in 2ii,000 shares of 25/. each. noster-row ; Hannay, 63, Oxford-street ; Starie, Titchborne-stre e t, that that should be c a breaking . . 20 Pipes Lemon Peel. r ) I think I to the seveial compenies with which we are on t2rms yet now they were buckling on their armour for war, who were most prominently engaged have not been . , With power to increase to One Million. Haymarket ; Gordon, 146, Leadenhall-street; Mann, 23, Cornhill ; down of our dividend,-(11ea . . 70 Half-barrels Anchovies. may congra- , . A Deposit of 11. 10s. per Share payable on Allotment. ith the Midland we are on terms of saying that they were possessed of the means to carry rewarded. . 6 Bottles a Cape of Good Hope Preserves, &C., removed or free by Post for forty-two stamps, from th e au thor' s residence, tulate you generally on the position of the company ch agreement. W , . . 12 Boxes 5 from the Great Exhibition. TRUSTEES. who may be consulted on these disorders personally, or by letter, re - - ' ease of traffic in ev -- • the strictest amity. With the Lancashire and Yorkshire on that war, and that they had their reserved funds for a 100 Wads. Gleirkins and Cauliflowers. The Right Hon. the Earl ef Devon. daily. teem Ten till Tw •• and trona six till Eight. _there has been an iner ere , branch, we have developed arrangements effectual for both. the purpose. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. . ratio of that increa and I must say that the se looks as if . • Arrowroot. ha John Young, Bart., M.P. •-- ---- , ___ . . • ' • -, _ . h b With the Sheffield and Manchester we are on t e est The CHAIRMAN-No, no. Raisins. Joseph Cockfield Dimsdale, ESq. IMPORTANT DECISION. it would be likely to c ompensate ns for the effects of We have rarely attended scientific lectures where the it was for the interes s f f footing. I might enumerate others, but it would be only Mr. DE WINTON denied that t o "ncreased that descri ' audience has been more attentive or more interested Almonds. PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE. Competition. We have i ption o French Plums. Williara Digby Seymour, Esq., 2, Inner Temple-lane, and 29, Thur- POTTERIES COUNTY COURT. traffic which is usually attended with remarkable results taking up your time. When general principles ere laid either company that large sums of money should be than with those which the able Professor of Che it y M 8 r , . Tamarinds. 'Hides He interfered as a conciliator , loe-square, Brompton. SWAIN AND CO. v. BRIGGS AND DOODY. We have eucoura d h down by Parliament, we shall be ready and willing to thrown away in host • Mr. J. H. Pepper, is now delivering here on the Allo to the people of this country. ge t e Maccaroni. Rear-Admiral Sir William Henry Dillon, K.C.H., 23, Burton-crescent. Thi • • •d b f ' ' meet all parti "es with whom we may come into contact. having a considerable stake in both concerns, but tropic Conditions of Ox . Dried Orange Peel. Thomas Colpitts Granger, lesq., . e . a ' QC M P Crown Office-row, Inner s action, which w as tr te e ere a jury, occupied coal traffic to a very considerable extent, and the saving ygen, called Ozone. Most Russia Bowls. the Court from half-past six till midnight on FridaY effected t' d' 'el lon that account has real! b Our own applications tP I h • h • • L ndon and North Western. • o ar lament tis year are very eying the larger in the o habitues of lectures would imagine th h Temple. o in ivi ua s y een at t ere was no- Malta Vases. Esq Dep.-Lieut., Sunderland. few. We have been forced t 9 introduce a Bill for the He admitted that the Great Western were the aggres- th- And a . Joseph John Wright, ~ night, and excited so much interest, that, notvvithstand- extrao cl - • r inary. Again, lam haPPY tO think that the mg new to be learned respecting oxygen the universal eeoee , variety of other goods. On show one day previous and Rear-Admiral Sir Richard O'Conor, K.C.H., 6, Stanhope-terrace, ing the lateness of the hour, the court was crowded to a• i - rl e pulation are n b• • protection of our interests with Birkenhead, and we have sors, and that that company had not hitherto shown favourite, the promoter of nearly all th ' - af etttnk of sale. Full particulars in Catalogues, which may be had gricu,tural part o, t e po ow eginnine e fizzes, bangs, Hyde-park. "• h for a small line of two and a half miles in length themselves desirous of coming to an amicable arrange etaELlNG and HUNT, Brokers, Monument-yard. nd Stockwell the close. anot er . and stinks of the laboratory; but scien ' --a_ Joseph Hannah, Esq., Bridge-street, WestminSter, a , to appreciate the value'of the railways to a greater ex- ce is ever unfold- Still he disliked competition, and hoped the ing novelties, and oxygen, under the - :rt, HE late BICES TER R AIL WAY ACCI- Surrey. John Murray, Esq., C.E., 5, Whitehall. Mr. Swain the plaintiff, carries on a large wholesale tent th an t h d'd b fore They are beginnin t ey ever i e • g o in connexi 'on with the Worcester and Wolverhampton; ment. have the name of ozone business in L' on d o d th firm of Swain and Co fi d - 1d e now , that not 1 n and these Bills provide for the gradual funding el our Chairman would exert his powerful influence to (from the Greek signifying to smell), is eertai 1 n, un er e n y wor i A 3 Old-s uare Lincoln's Inn. ', la out and acknow e g on y an ation provided the th uf the , DENT.-Mr SMITH, the plaintiff in this case, laid his da- Joseph Napier Higgins, Esq., Mat. ..„ e. , and is the n 'an Paletot d 3 er cent. stock-a mea- oints in dis ute referr bond debt into a guarantee i p p p ed to arbitr , y most elaborate investigation. Its formation roprietor of the Registered Syri , additional saving of money can be effected, but that r ` l etts • • - hW a D • 1 Adol I is e Esc!. . 11.41 l at 2,000/. He settled it w.th the London and Nort - e- ern ame p ius ang , , , 82, Mark-lane, (Jay, and Drayton r the rival of M - N . 11' re which in due time, I believe, will be carried out, Great Western would consent, and that in the event of was shown in threo ways:-Ist, by treating air with e n , waY Company fer 7001. For the benefit of the public as well as Grove Orompton. etsrs. leo s garment, The defendants great social comforts and facilities can be afforded by su )1,7„ 8 e1f Mr. W. 11. 11ALSE, the MEDICAL GALYANIST, of 22, George Hudson, jun., Esq., Albert -gate, and Isiewby Park, Thirs , k. are extensive and vory respectable mercers and drapers advantages conferred byrailway communication.-(Hear, b ecause there is nothing in this country which presents failure in the negotiation a petition would be forwarded phosphorus half covered with water ; 2d, fr om the oxY e '"uswick-square, London, thinks it right to state, that all the usual The Rev. S. Harvey Ashworth, J.P., 10, South Auclley-street, Gros- at Stoke-upon-Trent. The action was brought to re- h e •ous fact was developed I teed stock to the House of Commons, ra in that the whole rail- gen derived from the voltaic decom osition of t such a good opening as the permanent guaran p y g . p water . ' i; e e n ' e. edies h a d been tried in Mr. Smith's case without the slightest venor-square, and of East Woodhay, Hants. ar.) La . st half-year a c . ur . i . . t • - fh • t 34 per cent. There is only one other way system might be placed upon a now footing. 3d, by electrifying air as in the electrical aura. Ea c e: st v ' n t• His whole nervous system was in a dreadfully shattered With power to staid to their number. ' th ' d ld d d cover e amount of 142/. 10s. for goo sso an e- w as th d e iscover -and it is curious m these days it o tis company a . . . d of havin te `e , and his right arm was so come letely paralysed that it was quite neettsees. livered. Mr. Collette f the firm of _Prichard and Col- should b • , o y ..... c large mineral district in e a discovery oi a n im- The CHAI 3 A point to which I wish to refer, for it may remove a n I at said that Mr. Alsop, instea g of these processes eliminated ozone, proved by th e -..werless; not a sin le finger could he move. His medical adviser. London-Messrs Dimsdale Drewett, Fowlers, and Barnard. lette, London, conducted the plaintiff 's case; Mr. J. Nottin h h• d s between that neighbourhood pression as to the extent of the consequences of the ace reed a PaPer circulated among the propritary in 1847, action of the iodide of potassium and starch test, and ''at a last res g ded him to apply to Mr. lIALSE to be g aent3 ire; an , a . . . g al , ource, recommen Ireland-The Pr • ovincial 13' • ank of' Ireland. S f d - d • e tevenson or efendants. From the evi ence it aP - and ptfS ff d k much trade is carried on, that d a Th • paragraph in the papers ought to have ci ent at wester. ere is a . taken the statements and figures sub- also by its powerful bleaehing agency, and from • cl• in igo. ar s o ta or s ire •ved from the _ a . enised. In three weeks the paralysed arm was cured, and the STANDING COUNSEL. tted in 1850 w The destruction of oz of this morning, stating that we shall have to pay mt , hen the directors recei one by a red heat wat also demon -1 tient restored to health. Think ot this y-e reviler! of galvanism. England-Kenyon S. l'arker, Esq., Q.C. peared that Mr. Swain called on defendants on the discover • bbllad to acensiderable increase y will very pro a y 0 on which the er 4 j. °He May receive Mr. Ilalse's pamphlet on medical galvanism, ' Esq Q C., M.P. Ireland-Joseph Napier, ~ • 12th or 13th of May with samples of his paletots and ofour ffi - t l wed our contract with the tra e. We have aso rene 30,0001. for the accident there; oprietors a but I am happy to Pr . .credit vote of 1,500,0001., up y strated in a very beautiful experiment, devised by Far a .. " a nd Post 1 U r inating him two postage stamps to pay the jackets, and solicited thei ' ' fth The re- Po h If- ear• and, thou h'l r inspection o em. g do rl were still thin like say in reply, th a t near ly every case is settled, an- -- acting. At the present moment no g day, and the learned lecturer concluded this discou rse Pott age tt it. tee , Y e SOLICITORS. st-office during the past a y ! ' Inn. that the total sum paid in compensation only amounts to this amount had been expended. It was true that seme by explaining that the chief interest of the study of . ------------- Messrs. Capes and Stuart, Gray s stilt of the interview was an order for tho amount already no t m „ t i • t on that circums ance as likely to be produe ___,_ Dlr. Evan Hare, Temple. stated, which was executed on the 27th of May. On the tive of we h • 5,0521.-(llear hear.) 1 shows that ave again , e portions of the estimates had been exceeded, and that ozone was in consequence of its being, no doubt, erne ' 8 i, u N LIFE ASSURANCE S 0 CIE T Y AGENT IN DUBLIN. 4th of June the defendants wrote to Mr. Swain, propos- great increase, yet i _ . re met the public service, and placed it on a fuoting of mu- hers were mr. boon', one of the general secretaries, read the ot more under than over; at the proper time ployed in the grand processes of nature. This carious Sne e r a LONDON. Walter Bourne, Esq., 18, Fitzwilliana-square West. ing that some of the goods should be exchanged for others tual I h tif you view the effect of the report of the directors, as follows :- the vote would bo laid bef ore th e proprietors, and their agent would seem to be connected with the healthiness `.• OF' PROFIT INCREASED FROM ONE-HALF TO SECRETARY. arrangement. nsor , Polict e FOUR-FIFTHS. 850 and re- , Captain Bridges John Hooke. of a stouter quality. Mr. Swain acquiesced, and on re- railway s 11 throughout England, and go ystem genera y " The traffic of the past half-year has realised the ex- opinion th ereon takeh.-(Hear.) wi t h reference to ot the atmosphere, as during the prevalence of cholera submitting the uestion • • • th the Great Wes- no ozone could be hilst afterw e pectation of your directors, as recorded in your report q in disputo IT' . _ _ . perceived in the air, w ard e a na i nin , i s_ effected with this Society after Midsummer, 1 . , . __ ..... The West of Ireland Land Investment Company props() to pur- ceiving the returns with a further order, some back to th e •d h f that system was brought perio e ore into , otee tr e e nt . etee at each Septennial period of division, wil.l peAtract. chase celestes in the province of Counaught, end to improve and let days afterwards, caused the goods wished for in ex- i ~ P•ay, lamat a loss to know what the condition of this presented on the 21st of February, 1851 ; the earnings tern to the arbitration of men in public life, he (the an excess of this agen . . . . . t appeared to promote epidemics, , 'crue l ,' t FOUR-FIFTHS of the Net Profits of the Soci , . _ on lease, or resell the eame in such portioile as ma)* be deemed ad- e h eeed those of the corresponding period of 1850 by Chairman) would take it upon himself, without having suc h as influenza, Sec. An excess or deficiency of ozone I ... t0 t O s ter Midsummer, 1850, in proportion to their contributu e s visable. Wigs? to be forwarded; bat as the order sent on toe country w ou ld b e w i t h o ut railways•-(Hear t hear.) I ex , Seetety;ll7°lltd• and according to the conditions contained in The extremely low price of land in that portion of the United occasion by the defendants did no t amoun t by some believe its condit . ld have retrograded if this ion won 213,2541,, as follows :- had the opportunity of consulting his colleagues, to saY were therefore bothjto bo deprecated, the precise balance Th rosPectus and Act of Parliament. mly peaceful P°lllllds to the invoice value of the goods returned he naighty system had not been brought out about the pe- 1850. 1851. I nc rease, that no proposition could be more acceptable than that only being conducive to health. Ozone was a disin e Premiums reqMred bY this BocietY for insuring Young Lives Kingdom, its unrivalled natural resources, the trailer . , _ are i o , I isurers and loyal character of its inhabitants, edded to the cheapness and made up the arnouet by sending a larger proportion of riod it was. There is one instance in proof of this to Passengers, parce , ls and was. It was for the meeting to determine the princi- fectant, and destroyed noxious and putrescent exhala ., are r er than in many other old-established offices, and i s 1729,546 941,548 212,002 ples upon which that reference should be accepted. tions. In town it was absorbed and could not be appre teti,;ull7 protected from all risk hY an ample guarantee fund, in ad- seehrity of thF. title) which can now be acquired under t s he t ja k a .l t x 1 e ll i ll s ' 1 jackets, of which their first letter (now produced) had which lam fond of adverting-I mean the penny post- mails , e '''' to the accumu l ated f un d s derived from the investments of bered Estate Court). are a tew of the obvious advantage spoken highly. Meantime the defendants had sent back Merchandise, &o ~ rer t u anas. recommend the present undertaking to the public. age,, a scheme in which all parties from the highest to 1 to Mr.•Swein a coat torn in several places, and about the lowest ar ' d h could that have been --, _____ . the London and North-Western proprietary were re- sphere producing no doubt that difference which every CHARLES HENRY LIDDERDALE, ActuarY• The Directors have the satisfaction of stating, that one of the e intereste :OW X 1,207,28 9 1,420,5 43 213,254 spected, the board would be perfectly ready to refer the ono ut;derstood so far as health was concerned, but numerous plans for a land company in connealon with. Ireland, d have ar the time the parcel of exchange goods shout carried on without railways ?-(lTear, hear.) Why, 1 NATIONA_Is DEFENCES. o the Board ot 'Prude, the rived at Stoke a second letter was received from the de- with which of late years have been submitted t out them ou could not have moved the weights, ____ __ ea _ existing differences to arbitration. But, let the principles which analysis in all its delicacy could not establish. PATRON-H. R. 11. PRINCE ALBERT. ' ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION ' Itaaket An Explanatory Description of the Prussian present is the first which has received tee approbation of her 51a jesty's Government. On the sale . of any of the lands of the Com any, the produce is 13 • - • -. 't d to be either divided rateably among the shareholders, or its-enees c the e the Lancaster and Minie Rifles, Jones's American Rifle, . . ~ , eeme , ez e .. e f, various Revolvers, and other Fire-arms, with the Improved in further purcaases it a a p eti la. lendants, complaining of the quality of some of the nor facilitated y jackets, and countermanding altogether the order for tho realised that great scheme of very goods they themselves had so comme days after this the case of exchange goods was sent people (11 the conveyance of transit, nor other Mr. Rowland Hill to wise Working expenses r the nded. Some general improvement of the social condition of the ~ , . .- ear. ent emen, am quite certain ot tele )G 1 I • .£390,362 450,002 " The merchandise returns show - only a slight im- Western we 59,640 on which it was to proceed be settled. If the Great .re to go on with their Bills and the London provement ; yet the actual traffic has been much and North Western were to abandon theirs, that would - larger. From motives of prudential policy in some not be considered fair; if both were to proceed with We shall hope to give Mr. Pepper'e eery exc tune on Amorphous Phosphorus in another report. client lec- SPORT IN G INTELLIGENCE. !%, ieVical Bullet, will be given by Mr. Crispe, daily at a Quarter to By the terms of the charter the Board of Trade have the. appoint- back to London, in pursuance of the countermand, but -that I never addressed you at a time when, upon the cases, and from the somewhat reckless competition their Bills, he had no objection; if all were to withdraw HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. ' et , r!,e i. o'clock, and at Hall-past Eight in the Evenings.-A Lecture em i t el one of the Company's auditors. Mr. Swuin refused to receive it, and it remained in the whole, I was more confide • • d ut of your position an prospects . carried on against the company in others, the rates of their Bills that would, perhaps, bo the fairest mode of The Sinnington hds., will meet on Tuee. at Woolah ; „ em it e . Musie of Many Nations, by T. Thorpe Peed, Esq., Professor For prospectuses a nd f ur th er details application may bo made to carrier's hands. There was some unpleasant correspon- than lam at the pr y t - freight have in numerous instauces been materially re- all; but let the principle, whatever it was, be laid down, . atm ",til i ng at the Royal Academy of Music, on Monday, Tuesday, the Secretary, at the offices tit the Company, 75, Coruhill. eseet moment. our proper yis as Fri. llovingham-10, duced ; 88,000 tons of merchandise, and nearly the and he and his colleagues were ready to refer tho dif -1 'sesta, ursday Evenings, at a Quarter to Eight o'clock.-Lecture on deuce, and a still more uepleasent interview with Mr. sound, end it is as gradually developiug itself as any Bedale hds., Thurs. Hackfell; Sat. Exelby village ett... norey, by Dr. Bachhoffner, on Wednesday and Friday Even- Swain and Mr. Briggs, and eventually proceedings reasonable man had a right to expect and it is better same welght of coal, have been conveyed, beyond ferences to arbitration.-(Hear, hear.) He wished! that tin. i t - i , ., at a Quarter to Eight o'clock.-Lectures on Chemistry, Dissolv- FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. were comtnenced in the Court at Westminster, than lat ono period ant' • e ' ld he be that of the correspondlng peitod. The receipts there should be no misunderstanding with regard to the g V iews, &c To the Directors of the West of Ireland Land Investment Company. icipate it wou av en. Raby hds., Thurs. Witten- bi tdge; Sal. Manfield 11_ 'Orais ' on which occasion the defendants paid 15/. into court, B a t, in spite of those who - hd' are now again increasing under the reduced tariff. policy pursued by the London and North-Western Corn- ~ ta te non, ts. ; Scheols and Children under Ten years of age, Gentlemen, say that lam too muo is- ri . Cleveland eels Thnrs. Deesdale-bridge--10a. e herice. I request you will allot to me Shares of 251. each in which was withdrawn on finding that the Westminster posed to act the pert of a wet blankot-(Laughter)-- -the per centage of disbursements to receipts is, exclu- pany towards the Great Western. The Great Western a Worthing harrs., Tues. Chantry-post ; Fri. Steep-denten taan ea della from Eleven to Five. and every EVenbag, except Sae the, above Company. I agree to accept the same, or any less number Court had no , uri j sdictionin thematter, the cause of action there must be a little reverse. If 1 f loue we are as had bee sive of rates and taxes, 31.67 against 32.33 in 1850; n mainly assisted in the first instance in passi •ri - g -1 1. Y, trona seven till Half -past Ten. alletted to me, to pay the deposit thereon, and all future Calls as having arisen elsewhere. On d'ngs being taken prosperous an undertaki et a , . d and, inclusive of those items 35.60 against 36.61. The their Bill in Parliament by the instrumentality of the n e . a .th ' rocee i Mr. Trelawny's hds., Tues. Carew Arms; Fri. Lang and when made payable, and to sign tho Deed of Settlement when n as ny in the lung omt - • - • in the local court the defend P • id 15/. into (Hear, hear, and applause g t a • • f North and South-Western itinction line, forming a con- London and Birmingham Company, He stated without ants again pa don-hall-104. 1).A .L .,„ required. ..1 It is not the disposition o (va n in th e BACK, GRAVEL, LUMBAGO, RHEUMNTISM. Name • • • • court, as the invoice value of the dn of goods which my mind to act the part o ' the con por to t a wet blanket-on nexion with the South-Western Ratlway, is in course of fear o f contradiction, that if tthe London and Binning- Lord Lonsdale's harrs., Fri. Puttee ham-12. sie..e'uT, INDIGESTION, DEBILITY, STRICTURE, GLEET, &c. d et tll be eonstruction, au T 0 f ham Com Residenee....... ..... ...- ..... •• • • they retained out of those first ordered, and for which trary, lam rather sanguine ready for use in the autumn o h pany had not afforded the use of their stations Herefordshire hds., Taos. Hall-court; Fi:. Aconhury I tt )R. DE ROOS'S Compound RENAL PILLS, than otherwise; but I think oseueauen ... . _ uring the it right to state to you th f . upon my the present year.. h Stour Vall e y Railway was corn- t e Great Western would have failed in Parliament. Priory-101. , k nee ,. aS their name renal (or the kidneysrandicates, have been long e acts which press nloted and advertised for But he Referenee• • .... ..... ....- -. .•• • • • hearing of the case the Plaintiff produced the samples attention. Let me refer th • las well r openin g on th e ist December tre was no use in referring to what had been Southdown hds., Fri. Alfriston-101. een e X, d a* a most safe and efficacious remedy for the above dangerous • eD, to our interne , Urit iar ;nts• dischaiges of any kind, and diseases of the kidney's and An early day will be fixed for the allotment of shares. exhibited to the defendants in his first interview with as external operations; and - when I tell you that the last, but owing t° the course Pursued by the Shrews- done in past years. All sides had made mistakes , Lord Redesdale's hds., Thurs. Eyford; Sat- Barford bury and Birmingham Comp • • f i I Proprieto oth er ,;:,_ reans generally, whether resulting from imprudence or them, and stated that those l• d ere far superior notices thia year comprise f any, in attempting orc b Y rs had made mistakes, for they had forced _toe. supp ie w ects to be in ; lee S"tSe, which, if neglected, frequently end in stone in the bladder --- to his' samples. He also h stated that, a lt ough he had troduced into Parliament, w orty-two proj , to exercise an elleged right to u se th, ti ne, i n virtue of lines to be made which directors were never inclined to hieh directly or indirectly South Oxfordshire hda, Tues. Stadhampton-gate; Fri. powers conditionalty granted d i - 'L eger' ,gesti sa ng death. By their action they correct hile and in- REMONT ESTATES and GOLD MINES. sent out 1,000 garments weekl he had only had threo affect us, you will see that , the Lo d f the Ptivy make.-(Hear.) How did the case stand in rs o . 1847 with Forest -hill-10i. .44ti" ~. Purify the renal secretions, thereby preventing the for- F COUNTY of MARIPOSA, CALIFORNIA. however prosperous we may Council for Trade decided th on e ground of public safety regard to the Great Western? He held in his hand a m i ., Drake's hds., Tues. Fringford-bridge; Tleurs. • t 4 ess °` 'tone, and establish for life the healthy functions of all returned, out of transactio 37 ' ' some years, be externally, ns extending over yet i t n ernally we must endeavour to to prohibit the opening of the 1 ball-village ; Sat. Trafford-bridge -10 a. t e , Pri e ° , r gris• SALE to THOMAS DENNY SARGENT, Esq. and among 1,100 agents. Mr Jhn Swain, the director watch our interests.-(ffear, hear.) Some of these pro- nate and conse tly the quen document which would serve to show the spirit that Luggers neeteltet4 4. lttd., 2s. 91, 4s. 6d., and 1 le. per box, through all We the u ndersigned Solicitors have this day examined the fol- of tho plaintiff' h • o s ware ouses, deposed that the Fe j ods 'ects have died of the eo - I Wolverham ton disttict conti actuated the Lond P nues deprived of the ad- on and North Western at that period ck-h the• Fri. ‘' _ Oid Berkshire hds., Tues. Bahl° y , otep eclit l / 4 . - ...vendor s ;or will be sent free on receipt of the price in lowing documents :- -u rse of nature Others, am vantages of the Stour Valley Railway, to the injei of heat and greatly excited feeling. On Dec. 18, 1847, te rm 10f. c on - s 'LhiPs b Dr De Roos 35, Ely-place, Holborn-hill, Lon -Ist. A Notarial Copy of the Power of Attorney, dated San Fran- sent out were taken indiscriminately from " stock, ' and sorry to say, ar e go i n , • t i n and b O n; and the vexa ° t also of this company, the lessees of the line. The Shrews- he addressed to the Board of Trade a letter offering to ----- el harrs. Tam Red Lodge; Thurs. Driffield 411""ere h* y . ' • f El t" Eigh t e a inay be consulted daily rom even ill One, and Five cisco, Ist October, 1851, from Colonel John Charles Free aorit to ht th d cost t a e torn jacKet returned could not have been trouble, an ,of oppo s i ng and telling t h e m are, I V. W• • . e zuhelay excepted, unless by- previous arrangement. Colonel Thomas 11. Benton, resorded in the District Court of Co- brought to such' a state by fair means, emPha,tleallY ASSUre you, considerable. y wa ' enses, you bury and Birmingham Company, however, have, within leave the question then in dispute to be settled by the • s t Fair/oral-park-101. v liege; a • -_,____. Advice and Medicine. 11. lumbia, on 22d January, 1852, authorisin g the latter to berg:aim sell, adding that "it was r I - 1d b 'Violence? will seo from the our legal exP dhe the last few days, intimated their intention to Commissioners. Tr -e would not refer to negotiations • Y k d Ainsty Ws., Tees. Skelton; Thurs. Ribstun ' ant convey the Mariposas Estate of Colonel Fremont, mad gene- Mr Neale f , oreman to thei egu arty mang e y r agent at Walsall, and Mr. reason wh I d accounts, are increaeing , an Y 0 not hold the slightest t t a 1 t the ro er tribunal, in th Pima 0 . P P . 0 manner aug- . which had taken place since th t • d " h d or an , a perio e . -o _ope_ hall; s a t. Naeurn-101. .1 1 Itt H f PARLIAMENT OUSES o rally giving to Colonel Benton full power and authority touching • ' • as W. Mounteastle jun M h vidence as to idea of decreasing th out to you . , 5 , gested by this company, tailor to the proposed opening Id the proprietors wou not consider that injustice existed si r vie W, Wynn's hds., Tues. Chorlton Hall; Thurs. e ebie e i ee , , lately claimed more than ordinary attention ; the do, execute, proceed and flnish in all tuners, in the premises, to , • anc ester, gave e em at present is this--uecan on tho art of the London and Nor Li. Otele -park-10, , entr e l'lse or see -• • '0 t sonally pre- the chea ne ' * ample a manner as he, Colonel I rein n might do if per p ss and qualit of M Swain's goods, as they are ncw all char _2, If You ,in on the Ist December, undertakin • th g 0 meantime, to P , th Western Company Bascherch-station ; F y 1 Y essrs. . ged agruntt revenue. e tt te e se , e stannal masonry, the classic and curious architec sent, thereby ratifying and confirming all that his attorney. Colonel extensively sold b dth m will only compel-th abstain from any further attempt forcibl th or that its airectorY were either willing or anxious to u i leds., Thurs. Chantry-dowws; Sat. I / Werth, ',Mild carving mat heraldic ornaments of their interior, y them, and said they considere e at, perh r word to . yto use e Surrey r .on Benton, might lawfully do touching all the aforesaid business, aps, is the prope .., ; ?,os es ;' °L the skill and genius of Great Britain. Ilave these , . superior to Nicoll'e in all respects. For the defence, use y -if ou wil railway; there is every prospect, therefore, of its being prolong the contest a single day. He wished tha y t ever - 1 e f D d • • d 29th Ja- l only compel tes to put Norbery.park-loi. ' - e '''e(l - n e4 lnaterp ar t in the City ?E. MOSES and SON have Pro- 2d. A Notaria _opy o a ee of Ratification, date as his Mr. Doody adm'tted o their legal expenses a • other comps" i ng shortly opened to the public. Since the last general thing which had passed between h toe Great Western h Staffordsbire hds., Tues. Stoke-heath; F .t,-,' tee tW et - e gigantic houses of business for the people, enriched with nu ary, 1852, signed by Colonel remont, by Colonel Benton, __ r _ . . i that the pod had undergone n . and not aga Nort . , ri. ,th rn e • d F reign invention,. stocked said attorney, ratifying the sale, made on 7th July last, bY M • examination till the torn jacket ..,,, %te tte lent designs of British an o of tUe Ma- t 1 (H h gainat revenue t' d• th ve been in friendl • • d themselves were forgotten and ld the was returned to capi a - ear, ear)-eio m i h ' h o f ra ja_ mee mg your irec ors a y negotiation an , cou assure 10.. ' "te h -4 tial lothing fitted to the noblest architecture in nature Flandin, in New York, to Mr. Thomas Denny Sargent, s or, the them, and the countermand was sent to Mr. gating the evil; but as lon - g t have a o t wee Ingest fee- I h Staffordshi hat if the would ut matters • with the directors of the Nort re Company, meeting t y . P in a train of fair ilts hds., Ft . ,. Lei h age. 4 roa., e u Parliamen- Somerset and W g ton turnpike -gate - fra me _tn e e fforts of the most celebrated artists of the r iposa Estate, which sale had been accepted by Mr. Sargen g 46 we have teese Swain after that ()moue h try contests nee. When t e ex" a to fight on and concurring in the opinion expressed by them in their adjustment, he would hail the day with feelings of the _ll. Th e Ho Bth of August following. the present footing, these ex- Tues. Lilbou tn ",, t he ki a s S ES of PARLIAMENT are the depositions of the talent 3d. A Notarial Copy of the Conveyance by Colonel Fremont, change goods, came :they were inclined to keep them, polities cannot be decreased. w h not only toe e last report to their proprietors, that the accommodation greatest possible satisfaction.- (Cheers.) Pytchley has., rne; Fri. Dallington - ,,e't tai n s , -- ' Bl . E. MOSES and SON'S Establishment possess the dated the 29th January, 1852, signed by Colonel Benton, as his at- notwithstanding the circumstance, and onl nt them trouble and cost of watehin yse . 0 aye _ . t of the p u bli c an d the interests of the shareholders of The Hon. Capt. BUTLER thought this company had c c cat. ietaverton-101. ; hese projec s, g and opposing t . h both concerns would be best promoted by their being right upon their side in the dispute with the Great Wcs- ton's hds. Lord Southamp , Tues. i) the it ti e t e lworkmen in the world. torney to Mr. . . T D Sargent, ot the Mariposas Estates, together with back on finding that they were o 1 b e-- but we have the approh pen to tle same o j a Biddl d " st en likewise that In sue a . lanslo e- es en•park ; A nn e sof PARLIAMENT have continual standing orders, ell rents royalties and premiums of every nature w hatsoever due, .. ons i as the fi t 1 f measur worked in u nion, yo u r d i rectors will be willing to concede tern. He then proceeded at some length to complain of Fri. Foxley; Sah 1, p park-ii. 4 er 4t - "OES h leasure of attending to more or- ' • 'C' 1 1 l'' t b tto the said Bth day s rs ot e • Mr. Beardmore, the defendants' variety o es some h e al e° ~ and SON have te p . , or accruing due to o one remon ,su sequen thin through that g may creep . Thillips s f to that co m pany t erms hi g hly favourable, whether as what he called the perfectly disgraceful state of the sta- m r , Lort 1. hds., Thurs. Woodstock d th °llse in "isPatehing them to the satisfaction of thousen s, an any of August last. cutler, gave evidence, in a truly Hibernian accent, as to will be detrimental to • Your interests and the tnterests o -10. , the 1 the world. • gs of the line lion at Rugby and of a round of two miles which the l e y hds., Thurs. Cranfield S have to state that the Notarial Copy of the said deed of the deficiency of " sthays." Mr. Crosbie, of Stafford, railways. What we Want ' • • l e i n compared with the present mem . , or , oak „ ; at. gi me hh ., t is So me general prmcip n 0,. ~,`4 the n i „ ° ,,CitES of PARLIAMENT devise and regulate in the affairs And we . e Woodman, Notary appeared to support the defe 'n these roject with its prospects, if plaeed N a state of hostility to passengers had to travel in order to reach it. He con- m a Morgan s nds.. Thurs. Southw :dal s e en," o *, but E. MOSES and SO.N devise for the whole world, ratification is certified to be . correct by peorg h said Power of At- - - s • nee, but was rebuked by mut E . P 6 through rl' nt• for I believe ood, Buckland *Ve eeteY the • to t h e peo pl e o f this an d Public, New York, and the le otanal Copies of t e d • the Learned Counsel for the intoxicated state in which the Parliamentary C omm . ar lame , . . this company. Simultaneously with the negotiations eluded by saying that he had never known a board which Abbey-101. . ry „ he _ e gems of fashionable dress _ ifled as correct by Charles e b e i de ittee its of the people. torney and Conveyance, are cert act their part fairly and e „ e ountry, thus regulating the entire hab 'ficate is verifted by he aPpeared, an d ord ere d to stand down I mming honourably, and do their d • referred to the directors of the North Stafford- deserved the praise of the proprietors more highly tha . n ..-........-....--...__ nSU . uty ; but they complain that e . n , . d d • Pl • ment, and con- did that of the London and North Western Company, if r etT i t 'e 110 11SES o f p lume e ENT h ve lately pressed measures for ing, Notary Public, at Washington,.and his Certi f the Circuit Court UP tth • h• II R G * hve no ene 1 • a ire Company intro uce into ar la (1,, nehrnent in th A-1 - a 'Ea and SON have re- the Honourable James Dunlop, Assistant Judge o s b ter Secret - ° ° JurY, le onour (. . Temple, Esq.) said they a g ra prieettete b h' hto be guided, u SEABORNE MAI S. "eeel th e . ee expenditure, but E. MOs . as of Columbia-further by the Honourable Daniel Ws, s• • ary the case was important both in point of ' ' 1 i nd therefore, by me ans s Yw ic tinue to prosecute, three mersures affecting this com- on y y 1 the would make tho necessary imnrovements at I r RI signifies that the mails L - I rea derta Price of clothing nearly one-halt, and have by these mea of State for the United States • and further by the Honourable. John • .- princip.e and .n a , , e dth * of Conn - ti evidence an e are sent from •n of the North Rugby.-(Hear, hear," and laughter.) by the night-and Mby the • the General Post-oftice , Cl asses, thei r exquisite and serviceable dress acceptable to all ._,. / Crampton, the present Ambassador at as * W hingtou for Great Point of fact. The question was, not whether the goods professions ot counsel, th le ng ey are led to arrive at decisions P •, any-viz a Bill to authorise the unto m ornme-dispateh.] T he RO Britain. supplied by this eminent firm were equal to any one which must be in maey ea Steffordshire and the Landon mad Nort - es ern h W t Mr. DE WINTON having repeated his former question, t ee a USES of PARLIAMENT r esent many departments in sea detrimental to the general The CHAIRMAN said he was not aware that he could When mad • ~ kricultural and com m -- - ePr ' OSES d SON And we further certify that in our opinion the said several instru- else's, but whether they were equal to the samples ex- body of the railway i -Mere s t . Company ; a Bill to authorise the construction of a PLACES, Ge eup inl From what e When ePresent eye ercial world, but E. M , • an Bu th t h tI I hope, a w en- . dd an thin to what he had alread observed upon th neralPost-officel port dis ?nand. of the D, individual in societ ' having the undisputed corn- ments do convey all Colonel Fremont's interest in the entire estate hibited to the defendants before their order was given. ever we may here the hono ur '- • line from Colwich to Wolverhampton; a Bill to autho a Y g y arbitra- _ London: due. TRA_ DEsAfE ,r.ErIATT, CLERG 3 ' , ' Y •th millions of of Mariposas to Mr. Thomas Denny Sargent, his heirs and assigns That had not been denied. Indeed, they were ad • d l' ent have considered th mine iam u after P of meeting yo ar- . h ' fl• f S ndbach, to join subject. The directors were willing to refer to . ..............................••• patched. --__e_____... - -- elEcn eue , Y, GENTR ,wi •ums, of every 8 Measures in question, it may rise t e construction o a ine rom a des. cheapest drese la the tee, and LABOURERS, for the best and for ever, together with all rents, royalties, and prop i F mont . to be superior te those samples. It' they could have been be in our power to give y o - the Cheshire Junction line near Warrington. The first tion, or to agree to a withdrawal of Bills on both si BOOTS, SHOES, Ste. ace. eralare ; also HATS, CAPS, HOSIERY, nature whatsoever, due, or accruing due, te Colonel re , sue- h 11 a good report of our Parlia- He admitted that the Rugby station was isgr cl• aceful, and America (by Brit kt • P .)N Feb. 27 • - .. Liverpool .. Feb. 23 The HOUSES of PARLlsee tase sceuent to the said Bth of August last. s own to have been at all inferior to sample, that would meutary eamPaign--(Hear, hear ) I will now touch on of these measures being in conformity with the arrange- . tly America (by 'U S ed th t 'bl d r station would shor Amehet „ • • pkt.) l'iFeb. 24 .. .. Liverpool .. March 2 the COLONIES, but E. Itios E SVT,, CONSIDER the AFFAIRS of And we farther find by the arrangements made between Mr. have been material, but it had not even our immediate relations • • • / ment proposed with the North Staffordshire Company prom's a a suits ean prope i" tin' U.S. pkt.) MM I ' t , 0 EVERY COLONY in the ev o l l e l B ,,e'N SUPPLY all EMIGRANTS 1 e eargent and Colonel Fremont, acting hy Colonel Benton, as his been attempted. The proposal to exchan happy to state that ge am with other companies. be erected there. Africa (West arc 1 3 .. .. Bouthampt. Id consider Alexandri eoszt)• • N 14th of the month Plymouth March 3 mee ti ng _i n (and which your directors were willing to carry out), _ meeting wou a* .. hlost SUBSTANTIAL OUTEIT s w ee, „vir a lTH TIIE CIIEAPEST and 1 attorney, that Mr. Sargent has the full power, w hile the instalments some f th 0 e goods for others was made after conformity with what I thite r sin ce our last latter Mr. LOCKE, M.P., tinged the N 19te & 30th of mo.. Dover •• Feb- 28 The HOUSES of PARLlAMEr e ere'll CAN BE MADE UP. lof the agreed purchase money shall be duly paid, to grant, confirm, ss - a mentioned at the time appears unobjectionable; but the object of tho two d h t day Was the Belgium • ••• • • • ere conside r d it,,aurable Members as inc,omplete, and net e e eby some Ho- ' 1 and extend leases, , to grant waivers of forfeiture, and to do the • execution and ao- i that our dis ceptance of the first order, -name.y, . Onto Bills being inconsistent, not only with the arrangement nous y se • 1 whether the tribunal propose t a Brazil ' •• •• N•Dailv • • .. ..IDover •• Daily annu , with N h the Great ort era er one to which to refer the matters in dispute. H o •• • • - m'ete r t. March 16 of the month ,Southamp . °!e'' desire, but E. 310sLS and SONes }.....,taavizyted to the comfort fee simple of the a.nd that acce t nce all and everything appertaining to the ownership in p a , and consequent liability, Was shown should be settled by just referred to, but with the spirit of the existing egree- Fel ) . Iluenoe Avr a prOp er IthOU le tho n u h of the Board of Trade and of c aufne ,,,, e •igs, ,•• • • M.9th of the month Sonthampt. March 16 te te fil „ elete, and their productions secure such in e _ _rts are every way by the very terms of the defendants' letter ' h' h • d'd not take the sha referee, a • g had seen quite eo g • -a tv'aaliataet) la 2d & 17th of month •Sonthampt. Feb. 20 estate. ,inw lc question i ment, under which the North Staffordshire Company ~ __ .. hat these would con- C ~, * h e world but theirs can impart. , onll rt as no clothing Solicitors of the h :P a We wished, and although fit Members ot Yariiamen to know t ape of Good Hope West Mariposa tey asked to be " allowed" to make the exchange, and it was limited, as we conce have, since April, 1850, p p artici ated largely in the pro N 14th of month Plymouth•• March 3 tribunals for such a purpose. lie Constantinople* lved es, ns to impair its • ailed stitute very doubtful - •• •• lirrth 17th 27th ef mo,Dover .. Feb. 30 '4 1 ; 1 .' 41 ..011.-E. Mose* and Son regret paving to guard KEARSEY and .MASTERMAN, HUGHES, , Gold 31ine Com- expressed a wish to have heavier material instead of the utility, nevertheless the Gre ' - - of traffic carried by this company, and being unc h uld have much more confidence in the directors of Central America .. Mi2d & 17th of men. !Southampt. Feb. 20 tke e Q s. ." imposition ; kas e ng learned i.hat .the tuamd the public pany. light paletots, adding, "we have no doubt we sh 11 d t fer to Mr. Gl a got agree ore at 1 Northern and ourse ves f b br c ssit our directors feel it their s o or y any pu lc ne e y, y h W trn Compan th • Channel Isles • ' &Fri 'Sonthampt. Tn. Th.fitte 4 0:16 . '"' of being connected with their Establishmeate, er e . 2 . l l"a"ko Solicitors of the adstone-a most competent tions of the London and Nort es e y an in Mem •.. N Mon.,Wed., •i euvie:eecern,” has Been resorted te th in in a any i netae.ee., an t's . the and STEVENS,/ Ave Maria Gold 1 . , . .. . a d . through a good mnny of the stouter jackets." After authority-a question at iss duty to oppose them. With respect to any ques b of Parliament and he thought that in tho h A ' Chili " .• • • . M 17th of the menth ISouthampt. Feb, 20 * '''.l.te „ 0 reasons. They beg to state at th y have n o come:Lir, WILKINSON, GURNEY, Mining Company. t Ile acceptance an eating with the goods sent in tua ence to a limited district of e o e n° betw en us with refer difference under the existing agreement, it is on y 1 neces- ere , Anus of the former the entire question ought to be left, France •• .. M &NlTwice daily .. .. ;Dover .• Twicedaily Greece* .. .. .. With 17th 27th of mo }Dover .. F e b, 80 be e , 'flY other honed tn or oat of London, except their own Este- he first order AN Solicitor of Thomas Denny Sargent, Esq. cordance to t , the defendants had no right been given; it is awaiting it, 6 y untr , His award has ffordshire Com any ap- Friday !London - -'114 , . JOHN DUNC - , eary tO state that the North Sta p . and that they ought to be naade responsible.-- Hamburgh .... .. N;Tuesday & , • • Taes. Sat. ents, a s follows :- nal le al sha e; and Recorder of London, in Holland .. .. .. MWednes. & Satur.,Londen .. Men.Thux 155 156, and 157, afi re) , London, 21st Feb., 1852. to repudiate it, and to cOunterniand the order for the then it will be acted upon. 8 - g P he arbitrator the ) But he had risen with th 44,1 1 r°n City Establisnment, 154, ~ . h 10 communicet tat. sa , "lee th - d m pealed to t , . hear. . ound of cora- (Hear , e view Honduras .. . . N 17th of the month Sonthampt. Feb. 20 at perm aco - blishin an gr ito e t %na mt, Alcigate, opposite the Chure , ins. • goods in exchange; but Messrs. Swain having liberally munication has been re-opened betwe August last, without este g y h t of obtaining information respecting the capital account. Ireland . • •••• M& NiTwice daily .. • . !Holyhead • • Twicedally 07 508, New Oxford-street, 1, 2, LAURENT'S CASINO, acquiesced in that- exchange were entitled to send goods panies, which leads me to hope en the two com- d that the ave no ilia clu West-end Branch, 506, 5 , that plaint against this company, an y The Chairman had stated that in 1850 the pro ri India (via Southamp.) M 20th of the month Southanapt. Arrived a more extensive f h lim Should they do so, • he directors a credit vo e • • t • es •• &24th efmonth D p tors 1 d ~ „ mill ) 2 ., sth over •• March 2 'il art-street, all communicating. ARGYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, in pursuance thereof to the amount returned to them. arrant, though not, pe h gemen r aPs, of • since preferred any art er c a . a ia(viaa rade ime had given t . te for 1 500 •Ord Yorkshire Branch, 19, Bridgeeitreet. St. James's. •to the quality of goods they might or might not be nent a character as the last, ma b quite so perma- concur in an e ,000/., and Mediterranean (via i 1 The PRIZE t fth As y 8 effect dt e your directors will be quite ready to ime tbe Chairman informe at 20th of the month ,S'onthampt. Arrived t and at that t d them th t h Seutharenton) • • i l`gael R°Yal lion, aj i ieRILLE, awarded to Mr. J. R. Tut on, t o e superior to Mr. Nicol's; but that had nothing to do Therefore, so far as the Great N e etween us ' • tion to the arbitrator, and to accep d the capital account as ele a e COlle . d Branch, 36, Fargute. a I ttusi ene ___ , ~..o e ers . se umers , Bees and Siltoo- Laurent's Celeb b s (Blue), will be played every even ng y _ orthern Company is mediate applica d' t have sidere sed• N ten anean (via OW from that Medi NsthBt24thofmonthl t e ur3 r 5 ,,,Ai, , , , , . , Hatters, Hostel ee ea r an _ el Gentlemen. notneou r t. rated Ba.nd. Principal Cornet-a-Piston, M. wi, re was distinct warrantr w • th the case, unless the y, Inch concerned, we may look forward to a h t " cheerfully act upon his award. Your tree ors oriod to the present the company had ' Marseilles) •• •• , Dover . a March 2 T he _ -aural Outfitters for Leek t o meet on t De l ors ope n at Eight o'clo nobody attempted to show; and his Honour thought it test, now continued for months w • h c ance of the eon- ent with the St. Helens P gone on expend- 2d of .. .. Be i the month.. }Sonthampt:lMarch e It was true Mexico •• ee . alitalet shin m SIMISSt FridaT It entered into an amicable agreem i ng money. _ Math of the month ISouthampt. March ts that the whole of the Madeira •• • • •• "11.41, 48. _. ente are closed fro , loet erne nate at half-ita t cle. Dancing to commence at nine, and scarcely fair to submit such luxurious articles as the abated.--(Hear, hear.) I abstain e severity, being fh • b nch line se o t eir ra wam 1.- s ___________ ._._ L______ ! iste leas i s nmedres till Twelve 0 c • 5 eleven. - •roru ny in reference to the u 1 500,000/. had not been exp r Ith,l7th,l9th,27th! ______ Acinnissi Syrian Paletot to the severe test of rough wear, or put- relative to the Shrewsbury the question cemPa t td t Gersten, on , . . t . ended; still, some of the Malta* •• - Dover Feb. 28 on-ONE SHILLING. and Birmi - hd k now being construe e a , - • timates had been exceeded. F • a & 30tn of month I 1 llgh am e t i s to t e oc s, a w ich es or instance th e • .. „ .. ii s thlsth 25th of melDover •- March 2 tiug it garment intended for a thin man upoo one of so complicated that I will not attem • reng emen " . h of the main line and branch , e stimate Naples* erse with other important er 3f arch 2 THE SILENT FRIEND. DR. CHLVERwE , •ht have I • ' pt to unravel it. the M y, . s an con- es had been 88 000/ d Papal States* .. •• N sth 15th25th efmolDover • • LL S huge bulk, ei.aher of which cireumstanc . es mig believe it must be settled by the mutually advantageou . t less than 29,000/. in addition h , ~ an no . alar . .. .. za 7th 17th 27th ef mo;Southampt. Feb. 26 Coz rr .,,_ ll SIX LANGUAGES-FORTIETH EDITION. To be had of Sher od o NEW WORKS. Courts of law • they hope will. be 'r last repor , ad been laid out u reruns . t Feb. 20 - ` 14 " 1 - 1 i0 Triz RF,MEDY FOR PP 1014 "/F DISEAS E ' 147, Fleet-street; Mann, 39, w c ° --' ` 3 . Paternoster • al ...EVENT row , Cary ho, i he resen happened in .. th e single instance on wh ch t p tat all events the position of the p eo e ri ' formit 'th the policy indicated in thei ee . them. He thought the audit y wt pon Per . .. _ •• •• M 17th of the month 'Southamp •1 ~l a Utra tee erehM ;or dir - hat the goods were companies with the directors is J. , etors of both a working agr ors ought to be called upon Tuscany' • • • • •• N sth 15 th 25th °fen° Dover • • } March 2 "X ----• t-•Y One fiunered Anatomical Colt:oared Zegravinge. price One Shilling each ;by post, ie, 6d. ect from the author ; defendants seemed to rely in Iproof t , R ica that 1 h• k • your directors have concluded .Aberga- for an account of the excessiv • t h a rapt. i Feb. 20 - PFey e , , tin it f the Newport, e increase which had takes west Indies • • • • M 17th of the month Sou -.LAI, DISQUALIFICATIONS, GENERATIVE INCA' ENJOYMENT or Lee•E defective. The jury gave an immediate verdict for the cannot be decided without the courts f e mont with the directors o thereby, place upon that item. It was fer b 0 West Indies (except PA ° ave. With re- 'n tatter, from time t ampt.l3larch 5 4li CITY, AND IMPEDIMENTS TO MARRIAGE. " Health, Recreation, and Betio • whole amount chained, and costs.-Stalfordshire Adver- gard to the Great Western, we are in th e and Hereford Company, effect] g ster and time, to have a statement f i , ~ Bayonne & Nassau) M2d of the month •• B "t h nal Use of • " !fenny, Time. as when last we met, exeept that same position Worce to are conveyed by rejected 0 tee excess or otherwise late • The mails to these c ountries tbas marked ( " tditio • CONTENTS :—Early Rising-Spring and s u tiser Feb 21 . n, enlarged to 196 pages, price Is. ect. by post, from • s about the Environs of London-Th:lll.ler Aforninge-Ex- ) * * - before the proprietary, rath ft .,. th e Establishment. Se. 6d. In etatnps. elusion e , t e Fields, High-roads, and other plea een a e rkg ' L aa". nins, common interest we are uniting with th porn o . en l ',to ff t Heretord line, the bilk . for which is now . I die- ended fir er than have the money ex- French packet via Marseilles. . sout h a mpton during thi s tn e nonere P st, and have notb* half _ The direct Havre mail from London via 11: Et th S ILE ND M • NT FRIE , a . edical Work on rores , ei e s-The Sea-London at Ni g h t — Trips and Ram_ _ma_on Eating, Dririking places-Country - r E.enin g3 at, , Tom ,_ADVERTISEMENT.j-Holloway s i s o ' P * ll f r the Cure object which will be mutually beneficial to oeehn .. - • mg afterwards at these i ament, a connexion with the 'toper a • h• yearly meetin month will b • eek only, instead of daily, d rerlo2B ire, e made up three times ave us both. With 1 gs but wren • /theories., via the United states keee r i e ' t _exhaustion mad physical decay of tho eystem, produced by -MUsie-lhe -ura , Sleeping. Bathi n : of Weak Stomachs and Bad Digestion.-These Pills are the re, eard to any comment on our relatio n • ' Tho Birkenhea , d gling end jangling. CALIFOILNIA.—MaiIs to and from C wtth the g trict of South Wale.. 1 1 ed the The P• ton &c. &c. Occupa , , hai lag ce '1 • eaIAIRMAN promieed that the fullest explanation aro now despatched and due by e ery American Puke- Ate r , ' 0 nadulieence th e uences of infection, or the abuse of Mr, Rest, Ease, ose at this moment to abstain from ae re, pro --------v-- -------"----- . ,„ 'are, with . *: e cons q II ' finest stomachic and the most invigorating medicine ever p y remark B t e and Cheshire Jetic:: mprny, on Co . h wer to their pro- world be given to Me. Locke. It had been already -wee b _ directions for the use of the preventive lotion, fol- gentlemen, I cannot quite quit that sub' ~ • ' - ' made in r' q known for weak stomach-s. Persons of the most delicate con- offer of this cotnpray ( sr"enty observations en Marriage, ann the disqualifications which gENTS FROM THE MOUNTAINS. Two Vols. stitutio iCe.t without re- e , - es rs at 90,500/. per atated that the expenditure was in some cases under, and There has been a great excitement in the City to t'titeelt• IlltiStrated by 100 Coloured Engravings. By R. and L. FRAG , ns may use them with the most perfect safety. A few ferring to a paper which has had ext _ • osal to lease their line for e J ny hat tng subse- in others over the ' r Peabody, the great American ktr i ,„, .., and a e). ' Vol. I. hoses soon • ensive circulation P Conely esttmates but the balance was no day about an affair between M • Cons it g Surgeons, 19, Berners-street, Oxford- improve the tone of the stomach, and induce and which is dated " Manchester, Dee, teeth , a ' ea) • and the Birkenhead for uniting doubt th ' ' _ I Li e The question aris ng a • es out nd si ned "' nu e ' - r measures on e rale of the excess. banker, and the Bank of .r , lew, ,: e 'r ton. • Publisl u terb Sherwood and Co., 23, Paternoster- VISIT TO TtLE L AKEs ; SKETCH Or EDLNBITRGEI, e ce , healthy di es • • g Don, by which means sufferers are restored to a " One of Yourselves." It is in the form o f g tl • dopted the prance-au y Westera ld lodged b us in go , y Mr. Peabody eoe -,-,-, sold by Ti • ge Y det ge e iee Oxford-street • Dor- __. Vol.II. state of • an rnonyinou s Pen 3 a h tboso of tho Great Mr. LOCKE said his -ol object in asking for the in- of a dispute of 250 000 do • . t 0,,. ‘ , 6, r nte annae, ~an,an _ . • • vigorous he Ith IC h h , a w ic tey had never dared to antici- l e - b 0 ..", 10 •. `. entlall-Stree.• Barclay, 95, Farringdon-street ;W. Sid- ILL &RN EY ; REMINISCENCES OF pate. Holl lter, but has the names of some most highly infl • l their iuterests exclusively w a thcr access to B"••• f , id sea s consigned to Mr. Peabody by etre • ' - ow Chur h ** rds 67 St. Paul's Church- THE LAKES OF K headaches, 1 . oway s Pills are equally efficacious for bile, sick roprietors affixed to it. It purports to h e d uentia . It some o . ormation wes to show the bl' out of doors that the in the Bank. This go • pule d h - - - A ierica, an e expected t b e necessary to see ell as for that his correspondents in -en to get the , , llUtler 4 c -yard ;W. Edwa . , _ DUBLIN, &c. iver complaints 'and e • d P , aff etions of the lungs, an , . , a dressed to I "am 's cOMPanY , as w eiCess Was justly and , fsirly required. kTh B k he Ban . e an - refu r ee , , • , Cheapside ;R. Johnson, 68, Cornhin. may be resorted to tne directors of both our companies;;it is si k h d f th traffic) of thi dII 1 h d ly fronl t sed, because r teet a treats e e ie.., e ss-'• and, • "--- enatoase• Alla pnyaiology or the re-erodnek iVe 111. from catching cold wit] at any season without fear of danger arising .. . 0 gned bv 1 100 en ea or o b the Chester an 0y ea Mr. L. MOZLEY obierved that every precaution had value as former d two carats below the sta rietors • and holding th as -- eY do that - ' b ht f Noi it Wales y ke no gol ndard. The roug tom Id North Weston have so been tak b h d't and that the most attentive they would ta ther they shall be ? A .. - tutu - crated by 28 - Colonred Engravings- WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, - AND AVOID, and at Prof Ist using them.-Sold by all Druggists iota , Pr I ) ' 'don I post , , . en yto au t ors, compelled to take that htu e 'r tr. tr ee coUrse may run." London. essor Hollo cannot pass it over without notice, e h• h the London 9 Bill h b • rises, whe e _ tr ice, _._ . Ts of tko consequences resulting from excessive tn- " That three score years and ten our vray's Establishment, 244, Strand, am not ewer() inie ' 111 w le cordingly, a al een intre. coesideration had been given to the expense of each on- question a e rice, as they had been aceust and cure) of ner- whether it is your intention to take action on it at this large an interest; and, ac gold at th P omed here jr.ntee mui e!r .. their lamentable effects on the system, produchig A popular review of elmost every form (cause . CoNvEetslON OF - A thol se the construction of d • erstand that Mr. Peabod .1 that harasses ' to au ' ertaking. y e‘OeS not mean taPitei t a . uately weakness nervous excitement, and generative you•ly-debilitated health and enfeebled constitution , d -The Rev. Chart CATUOLIC TO PROTESTANTISM. meeting. duced into Parliament , .dat an estimated the Stour Valle 1' tofore ? ey e und ~s 0 .. i eject bein to I g c ear himself with p. _ y PJuatrated by 14 Explanatory Engravings. nd ern the young, besets the Mall of pleasure, business, Or Stu Y, .a th its L. Fisher, who s • ' the bod of a line from Chester to . _ t Birkenhea , cost Mr. SLANEY, M.P., esked when _ Y ma to try the questiortn, n America who h te e "er tia t „ et , bitters old age • ' diet and physical regu- e post of chaplain to the P onue time since filled Here two proprietors in Y Le meeting de- n a • ii „ty for such an outlay of capital would be opened. Ile confessed that he had heard with his correspondents I . ad consigned the gold to .. a ert en __ 0 4 e. the deseaees resulting from infection, either in . ~ _ , with tables and ruleS for the ung co . 0 . 0 one- hut has si b ffi • ' natures w 0,0001, The nece. ._ ayes rise to another ue • • n i tl • h j y wit the Rev, W., s. nee een o ma- clared, that although their sig ~ ere affixed to it, t' f 58 • ,_ tites l l be for less onerous to the d f t the explanatione given by the Chair- hi m . But this g , . g sten, if, as we happen i r tr .:LY r secondary form, and contains explieit directions rer i u a on ot every -day life. . ... - . Catholic Ch Auer at. et, P IVOS is to bo regret te d, eu eep satis ae ion authorities at the Ban tag , neetaatat. The% seation is illustrated by 62 Coloured Engeav- . IV. • - - • e: apel, Lyme Regis a -' - tn e --mna n they h d not signed it themse , nor authorised env have acceded to the tetess re u:r d • sof the directore to terminate the to know, the k are divided in opinion q t man of the willingnes 1) ----- -- -- • - --- • the 18th instant, to abjure t',ll nnounced his intention on e a • ' th 'r behalf. - companies than to the question, and, as we chance to have an opinion also, ei te 44 's re, to THE PASSIONS. P Popish fai ' any person to sign t i on ei d ComPaaY• The d i rectors have also differences which had prevailed betvrcen this company u pen pi e a _„ ca ntaina a Reneedy for the - Prevention cf Disease my a "What pass'. ensuing Sabbath to attend the th, and on the by the Birkenhca H h h i he affair where it is for e leave t the resen B we with P t. ut , i'l 4 l tio n on s hurt the body-evhat improve, parish church. II continued - Gentlemen, thi 1 t 1 . ent a Bill to author' 1 e t oug-t .t premature to w- 1 t f e ne e , a , ,by 'which the danger of tufeetioh is obviated. change in his views to be the r 1 e states the The CHAIRMAN 8 e ter was • trod ced into Par lam ise the fume- and the Great Virestett • Truths as refined as Athens ever heard." esu t of an t oy • •Ilj reason , know t itt one o the greatest authorities of the Bank .stt,' •ta devoted • responsible for an t lug til , . e n k to connect the Backingh tines bi re state t h e ti lb u nal theY were WI -. 9 g to go before; it was ' • f your of Mr. Peabody's .1 ' ' wh o , eee ca to the consideration of marriage, and its du- Sylmar •--Life's pilgrimage, from infancy to old ag e. The ad- the Scriptures with a view to testing the d estigation ef sent to am not me, end I . yan eon- • f a snort - t tion o . the ain a - 1 e aim as a matter of right, al e see ) ,„ crie e! erieroducte e union are also considered , and the vent of the passions. Chastity and its infri Yements 'rho casual- Papal Church, • octriees of the nected with it. It was sent with the intention doubtless th the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhamp- sufficient to know that y were anxioue only for a fair though Mr. Peabody himself, not vrishin 1' ' t' h ' g alga ion, as, vi c e r • rees e„,,, 'eallY and philosophically inquired into. les of licentiousness and dissipatio n with n '' ' * a laic nar , illustrations gr p , i n d s of your executive a • Railway wi. ar Oxford. It is a matter f • d hear, purchase 12,500/. pure gold to remedy the gold under %te l e "sl- , - , •• Bata s ' • • 'a 1 • native, and remediative, Advoca FLOATING FISH MARRITS. —At Pet of producing on the m cortatn ton Railway, ne o regiet to tribunal. Per e ,..,,nerv 0 .,,,, _ , 0s RYA! AOT.IM IS axslusiveiy enemy C. .n. CY of early marriageS. erabur n o proprietor explanation from Capten Ilmsa respecting standard which he had deposited • r eett i.e. , ete ,,, e. eexnal debility, impetenee, aree., I Is. and 9s. V. Copenhagen; and several other ports in the Bala 0 1 , effect, I asked whether a I Was about to h b ard that they are unable to report the settlement After an . . , . . , , in the Bank. We have the 13 , 41 .0 y, f or `",, u ' ri , - , .neentra.ted Detersive Essence an anti-syphilide THE MARRIAGE STATE. fishermen have got large floating tanks where fish a c, the ere be not take action on it, and if th . , let me point o t t e ° • d's ute b • ti n g contracts with agents, official corretponuence between Mr. Peabody and the Bank points in i p etween them (in conjunction the ex ts 11 h u o f a t o • f that the before us. It is not necessar re ke dire W LLOUGHBY ex T corres ond pressed his belie , yto refer to it. be P ~. Dtor iu , ' fYing the bl d e * i secordar" Pt to you that it would involve th . e eters in a false posi- • h Midland ComPanY) a an- the Great Northern Sir H• a 1 . . eettie. ' eraPticms "4 0 0 in cages o. infect on, a J "Tobe or not to be, that is the question " alive. Boyers go to these tanks, and the water be" ing very • . tr shar with t 0 o ught to ence does equal honour to both parties.-Herald City Article. d general pruicipl c CO a te to P erry , let,r& the abuse of mercury, 118. and 335. per . Pitoorteeemie :-Laws and obligation s of clear, the fish are seen swimming about in them. The seller non with the majority of the eholders. It is all c y The extension of the railway system through- mode an es ot tho referen thro at i• a ce r t ain Y i ng sPeable Pills, 2s. 9d., 4s. fide and i Is. eon regarding marrisee to be obsery nature, society, and rell of fish has a g p lon ole w't omPan • he meetin We learn from Norwich that the fall of Snow in ik a hoop and net fitted on one end. very well for those having an interest in the Great kingdom, and consequent increase of business emanate fro: t g. it. e inn remedy for gonorrh , elect stricture, and • choice, on both sides a ' • sto a ted by either sex. Time and ge, empera m out the hanks to the Mr. GOL SMID, sett., returned his hearty t the eastern arts f ; .. 04 A e „,___ . daetionoof the bladder. ConTultatien 'fee, if by letter, ent complexion, and When a buyer sees a fish that pleases the eye, an order is Western and North-Western that one pocket should f the clearing house, p o Lngland has been eo great as to impede , fi ure, to secure ' healthy offspring, with th * has rendered necessary a very had used o i t i .. 1( i - it 8 7 : zu h tee _ _ f the case i ... reom r d• habits, and pea, e . age, Physical defectiveness and its remeval. „_ ti art of rearing them. given to lift it out of the water. The seller having intro- take the receipts obtained by the other; but those who 'd ble enlar g em ent of that e bli h As directors for the indefatigable exertions they the railway traffic. On Friday, the mail-train, which left p 4 Meat :V.. 51. Packete wi t h .terilit COnsi era sta s ment. tir gese , e, illy, b y eneich ' tju, f "vice, to be had at the leeta- C a ses, &c. Y and its conversion. dined his net carefully beneath it, and Ift - 't on ha • • • • i ing i up, exa- ve an interest in this companY• and e weo compose a the building and land, are the property of this companY, on behalf of the interests of the concern. the Bishopsgate station at nine o'clock in the morning, was tet ar e nea t , _ in attendance dee *" ese• 11 i ~,' • ,• r Eerie 8 SP.V.A. 1-f(-• ,5 0 . • , Bv It. J. CULVERWELL M s , .D. (1841), Mac .s. Mination, should the buyer not be satisfied it is again re- ver among them of t a The CR • h AIRMAN said the opening . Stour Valley empletely blocked u • I stead of arriving at p with snow. n , y large majority, reckon many who have a nd leased to the trusteeseef the associated companies, • al, '' "nndo n f . -ay, at 19, Ecrners-street, Oxford- (1827), L.S.A. th ht IN , _ kola ~, , rom Eleven till T Twenty-five years Medical and Fer • he tank, and another is b was oug - orwich a , t two e'clock, it did not reach that city until lain ox. had been fixed for the 26th instant, but It - ""rve Oae wo, and ri ve ee Feel, ;en ettin- (1524)• . . ensic Referee in these turned to t , . rou g ht ou t, and so on. held from the first, and held most steadily and largely. th e proprietors are recommended to sanction the it to be opened on i o'clock. i matters. Reception hours daily till Five. • Evenln S I such a system as tens met be the very essence of It is quite clear that they Would be inclined to call u n w hich a the Board of Trade would not allow i Itheet 0, AnY ll 7Plem Iteioat-stratt. gs, s evere till ure y nerfentinn in the II trade. pc pen 1 alure of a auna not 0 o• 1 f r zeee ing 11,500 ~ 0 Working expenses £390,362 450,002 59,640 " The merchandise returns show only a slight im provement ; yet the actual traffic has been much larger. From motives of prudential policy in some cases, and from the somewhat reckless competition carried on against the company in others, tho rates of freight have in numerous instances been materially re duced ; 88,000 tons of merchandise, and nearly the same weight of coal, have been conveyed, beyond that of the corresponding period. The receipts are now again increasing under the reduced tariff. The per tentage of disbursements to receipts is, exclu sive of rates and taxes, 31.67 against 32.33 in 1850; and, inclusive of those items, 35.60 against 36. 61 . The North and South-Western unction line, f o rming a con nexion with the South-W es t ern R a il way , i s in course of construction, and NI, al be ready for use in the autumn of the present year. Tho Stour Valley Railway w as com pleted and advertised for openi ng on the Ist December last, but owing to the course pursued by the Shrews bury and Birmingham Com pany, in attempting forcibly to exercise an alleged right to use the line, in virtue of powers conditionally granted, the Lords of the Privy Council for Trade decided on the ground of public safety to prohibit the opening of the lino, and consequently the Wolverhampton district continues deprived of the ad vantages of the Stour Valley Railway, to the injvi also of this company, the lessees of the line. The Shrews bury and Birmingham Company, however, have, within the last few days, intimated their intention to appeal to the proper tribunal, in the manner sug gested by this company, tailor to the proposed opening on the Ist December, undertaking, in the meantime, to abstain from any further attempt forcibly to use the railway; there is every prospect, therefore, of its being shortly opened to the public. Since the last general meeting your directors have been in friendly negotiation with the directors of the North Staffordshire Company, and concurring in the opinion expressed by them in their last report to their proprietors, that the accommodation of the public and the interests of the shareholders of both concerns would be best promoted by their being worked in union, your directors will be willing to concede to that company terms highly favourable, whether as compared with the present earrings of the line, or with its prospects, if planed in. a state of hostility to this company. Simultaneously with the negotiations referred to, the directors of the North Stafford shire Company introduced into Parliament, and con tinue to prosecute, three mersures affecting this com pany—viz., a Bill to authorise the union of the North Staffordshire and the London and North-Western Company ; a Bill to authorise the construction of a line from Colwich to Wolverhampton; a Bill to autho rise the construction of a line from Sandbacb, to join the Cheshire Junction line near Warrington. The first of these measures being in conformity with the arrange ment proposed with the North Staffordshire Company (and which your directors were willing to carry out), appears unobjectionable; but the object of the two latter Bills being inconsistent, not only with the arrangement just referred to, but with the spirit of the existing agree ment, under which the North Staffordshire Company have, since April, 1850, participated largely in the profit of traffic carried by this company, and being uncalled for by any public necessity, your directors feel it their duty to oppose them. With respect to any questions of difference under the existing agreement, it is only neces sary to state that the North Staffordshire Company ap pealed to the arbitrator, the Recorder of London, in August last, without establishing any ground of com plaint against this company , and that the y have not since preferred any further claim. Should the y do so, your directors will be quite ready to concur in an im mediate application to the arbitrator, and to accept and cheerfully act upon his award. Your directors have entered into an amicable agreement with the St. Helens e company, in reference to the use of their branch o to the docks, now being constructed at Garston, on the Mersey, with other important errengements , which they hope hope wi ll be mutually advantageous. In co, r rt formity with the policy indicated i n their lastep o your directors have concluded a working i4asgrrge:-. mont with the directors of the Newport, g thereby, !fenny, and Hereford Company: w before Par through the medium of the projeeteffd"VO-rcester and Heretord line, the bilk for which is now inerel dia liament, a connexion with the importantsd, trict of South Wales. Tho Birkenhead, drained the Lencashire, and Cheshire Jenc; ion Comprny, „ sore r to their pro offer of this co InPr" (made in e ea rs at 90,500/. per posal to lease their line for 2 j, ri y basing subse annum) ; and the Birkenhea d r G es re fo a r tw u e n s i t t e in r g a some oth er quen tly adopted the pulite . their interests exclusively % ith i access to it became became necessary to seek nahrEeinoefathsue w p a ny, as well as for that kenhead for the traffic of this brought from Noi it Wales syccithe Chester and Holyhead North Western have so line, in which the London o a Bill has been intrca large an interest; and, acc authouse the construction of duced into Parliament, a line from Chester to Btf!okenhead,.at an estimated cost en outlay of capital of 580,0007, The nece.ssity for such it it be far less onerous to the is to bo regretted, but acceded to the ter ms companies than to have by the Birkenhea d Company. The c' .rector s h ave a l so i n troduced into P arliament a Bill to authorise the forma tion , of a short l ink, to oorncct the Buckingham s hi re Railway with the Oxford, and Wolverhamp ton Railway, nea r Oxford. It is a mat t er of regret to the board that they are unable to report the settlement of all the points in dispute between them (in conjunction with the Midland Company) and the Great Northern Company. The e xtension of the railway system through out the kingdom, and consequent increase of business of the clearing house, has rendered necessary a very considerable enlargement of that establishment. As the building and land are the property of this company, and leased to the trustees of the associated companies, the proprietors are recommended to sanction the ex- Pend"" Qf 84111 110 1 exceeding 11,5001., for which a FLoATIT46 FISH MARKETS. -- At Peteraburg—b- Copenhagen; and several other ports in the Baltic the fi s hermen have got large floating tanks where fish are 'kept a li v e. Buyers go to th es e tan k s, and the water being very clear, tlie fish are seen swimming about in them. The seller of fish has a long pole with a hoop and net fitted on one end. When a buyer sees a fish that pleases the eye, an order is given to lift it out of the water. The seller having intro duced his net carefully beneath it, and lifting it up, on exa mination, should the buyer not be satisfied, it is again re turned to the tank, and another is brought out, and so on. as this mutt be the very essence of SpzeolcytieQuachinatheyelehn.sl J ~.