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',:‘, e - ' . ..'" / .P.4V--_,__+ •.` ale. .4 ' s,--(k - ' s '- '''' . l..c:; . 4''''' ..,/. 1 .4 , , The Bank of India is es - ablisheri for the purpose of carrying on the , ec- .- (7 7, - -?- , - ,' '‘ ... A stig - ik, i ir ' E °,l l I, ''.. / , •X c .' ,O.' 14 ‘',k ' .-, 41111,""!0' . ' + week's general business of ba:nking aii.l exciiitag, in India, Chia i, tile i \ 7 - N, --5 - :- --- -A-; 16 . 'it';,- : J -- - - 7 - 1 -- n-E - tl . - - . - if,- .5.,,, '• .:- w - , , 1 . 7 ' -IF - 11— z —'.- - tei . 9'&' - 1 The Vise( el, end Mauritius, Ceylon, Singapore, and the other ea- tern possessions of the • ral'e - -- - -- . i - -...5.. -- ...Dv ' 1, 11; ~,„. , VX.ri „se „- .e. * °IT!. ' ; rather British empire ; for receiving deposits aim making re nitteuces ; for I „ is________ :l_ _ D b M r , Di a 3l l v n i 3 e n r s e i t r n Y : . h i . a: d t : granting cash credits and making advances upon approved securi• i-- - --- - -- --- - _ __ _ ______ __ ' antici- ties ; for issuing circular notes payable in Europe, Egypt, tha prin- i -- - --- - ---- ---- -- -- - . Oata eipal stations on the Overland r ,utee to India, and at the different ,-, Nv .18,73'7.] LONDON SATURDAY kst „, _ISM , s • 3' A _ --„, . , - prices. establishments of the bank ; for granting loctl draf:s and credits ; • , i ii" '': 4 , '' ':i [-ir RICE OD. cellor of the if.nd for all other legitmate banking business. ich ill- Application will be made to her Majesty and to the Government -.' ' ''443- ". ' '''. " r .7 - - • .• ;••P- , , ,- r ill 7 1 OCTOBER, 9, 1852. ______ __ _ _ _ India for charters of incorporation to limit the liability of the .e. , ......... , ........ „ ...----......ase,seee emeeee ,...... ~. .. - .... . . ._.. .. . _ ... . , _ . . . .„ . _ . _ ~ ___ _ _. . . . . , „ ... . . . , . _. New. Shareholders, and power will be taken to increase the capital of the Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 vols., SPIIiI T of the PUBL I C JO URN A LS. pensible requisite of posses s i ng s om e capital. We twenty-five which we selected for the purposes of mittee as he had referred to, and to effect which Gen 8. a. Itempany te 2,000,000/. ANN Y The arrangements tor the constitution of this Company are now DENNIS 0 N. 9 to 40 FROM TEIE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DIY. shall thus have an infusion o f n ew -if not of better illustration, it may suffice to repeat that we founded a resolution had been prepared, which he would Dispatches e i r s a p l a t o c f h c e s i nearly completed, and full prospectuses, with the names of the Board F A NOVEL. and to the Gs 2 - 44 Directors, will sh irtly be published. " A story of absorbing i nterest." -Globe. TlmEs..-We publish this morning another letter blood ; and we hesitate not to say, that more money our arguments, not on solitary cases, but on average now read :-" That, in the opinion of this meet_ the Lord Hig ,5 -38 In the meantime, further information may be obtained at the "It cannot fail to find a host of readers "-Observer. on that subject which has lately occupied so many and well-directed energy w ill come i n t o the country results. If any one desires to see of what elements ing, the hostile attitude and fruitless n egociations of Is -38 temporary Offices of the Company, 4, mama-court, old Broad- " A novel of more than ordinary merit- • an exciting story, crowded ,I; .* 14 -38 street, London. with romantic incidents." -Morning Post. practised heads, of toeusong the income-tax to aby means of the ne w se ttl ers th aa h as been taken the average is composed, the details are all before those two great companies, viz , the London and 17 40 _ - A charming novel, which cannot fail to enchain the attention of standard of great fairness and equity. Few persons, away by the old. It is plain , f rom the aaeouata of him; and as an average necessarily implies that some of North-Western and the Great Western Railway Corn- THE QUEEI evens reader ot taste."-- Morning A dvertiser we apprehend, will be at any loss to appreciate the Ballinadoe Fair just received, that agricultural stock the facts of which it is the mean expressio n are better, ponies, are pernioious to the interests of the share -- 40 AUBIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY. Colburn and Co., Publishers, 13, Great ifarlbarongh-strest. (Fro! __ o _ 44 Notice is hereby given, that th , s SIIA REa of the above Corn- - fact stated by our correspondent, that whereas the and produce of all kinds are on the increase, and are and some worse, than the medium, it cannot besaid that holders ; that it is expedient a committee of g e ntlemen The inhahli 4 - 46 pane win be delivered in exchange for the Banker's receipts, at the R. D . G LOVER'S DENIAL of his CERTIFI- dissentient " economists" could come to no agree- fetching better prices. Not merely the number, but so long as the sounder com • •I ' t• b h •lald b f e ' us dfrth M ' ' - puniest are conspicuouoy interestef in ot companies sou ear e u es aaesty s inl 19 - 40 offices of the Company, CATE to Mr. ALLSOPP. meent, even among themselves, on the anxiems by the quality and breed ofstock and of domestic animals distioguished, they suffer any injustice by being purpose of immediately c o nf er ri n g with the several sponded to the 16 - 37 10, Cannon-street, ou FRIDAY, the Bth, and SAatatrar, the 9th initant, between the hours of eleven and four. " I beg to say that I never gave Mr. Allsspp any certificate what- a At the same time a report upon minerals and iron works of the evcr." Number or the MEDI(' . whion the present system was to be defended, the have been improved, as may be easily learned at the comprised in tabular calculation which would not be boards of direction, in order to ascertain the Hon• Colonel 9 - 31 Aubin Company, prepared after a personal survey of , the d distriet Dr C " , . ,LON ER S LETTER is published in extenso in the current ti actuariss" were n ' ' tb t wer f ot only unanimous in condemning. markets of Liverpool, Manchester, Congleton, Crewe, impartial if it left them out. Is, notwithstanding the extent of the differences existing between the honour of 4- 25 and works by Professor Amsted, F.R.S., svill be delis ere to the shareholders. ata CIRCULAR, accompanied by an Edi- • torial Expose of the gigazitic BEER PUFF, of Messrs. Allsopp, I ' u e se. one accord upon the principles which and Stafford, as well as at ihe shipping ports of presence of a few favourable cases, the average of a them, with a view to promote 130171 e arni - attended in lai 6 - 25 By order of the Board, C. STEWART, Sec. pro tern. Liebig, and Co. they alleged to convict it of injustice. This is little Cork, Waterford, and Dublin. The landowner and fairly chosen group of instances is decidedly tiara - cable arr angement ; and that, in pursuance of this religion, and I 16, Cannon-street, Orders for the Medical Circular to be sent to the Office, 4, Adam- leas than saying thet all practical tnen conversant the grazier, as well as the tenant-farmer and oc - vourable, it is obvious that there is something wrong object, the following gentlemen, with power to add Yotion, at aPu 7 - 38 Anbin Coal and Iron Company's Offices, London, October 1, 1852. street, Adelphi. . 04- 36 The trade suppliel by Gilbert and Co., Paternoster-row. with the subject are of one clear opinion reTecting "P ie r , feel that something will be realty done in the system which, tried by its general results, is three to their number, be appointed a committee to the following 1 - 34 .______._-•----_______________ the unfairness; of the present impost, while the oppo- in the ensuing session by the Irish Attorney-Gene- found to be so unsatisfactory. We are aware that the report to a further meeting, to be called by advertise- little time pen; COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' BENEVO ot nen e lp ETT S 'S PATE N 'r BRAN D Y. switheocicoocuttrrianieicist n ma . inta l ined h salely d by a few theorists re!, Mr. Nattier, to place the relations of Irish list of twenty-five offices analysed io our former ar. ment, viz. :-Eyre Evan. Esq ,of Liverpool ; Robert the general des' o 100 LENT INSTITUTION, for the Relief of Member; per ms. _ Jlia, The highest medical authorities recommend Brandy and water ' 9 nently incapacitated by age or °ltherwisei and the Widows of Mem- as the hest customary beverage, an t particularly as SO efficient pre- ~, o. on y t eir a versaries but each landlord and tenant on a better footing, end, this ticle includes some respectable and bond fide cornpa- Woodward, Esq , ditto; Henry clay. Da , near formed, and a s :o 1 Id ;0 10d bers. ventive of diarrhcestic complaints at this season. They equally con- We have already observed that the wholf-! accomplished, it may be hoped a free career will be Dies ; hut they are in no danger of being confounded Hereford ;W. Fenton, &ti bisea he i An ELECTION of ANNUITANTS will take place on the 27th cur in t rri BPTTs" PATE ST BRANDY as the purest a d . _ __, case stands prejudged by the rational instincts of given to Irish industry, always supposing de priests with others of a different character, for the distinction Alexander Macgregor, Esq., of Liverpool." The and in a few n December neat. and the Board of Management have resolved that most il P •h r o e le e SOLTl ng e 1.1 is ' ili s equalled for preserving fruits, home-m • a n de ...... -... Fonr Candidates may be elected, viz. : -Two Commercial Travellers wines, &c. • ~ an er, oc ae; and Colonel Peunat every man's mind, When a person is told in cir. do not mischievously attempt to mar a prosperity is too clearlY indicated bY the figures to leave room reading of this; resolution was received with the most creased we beat s. and Two WM() , sold throughout the Kingdom, by respectable wine and spirit mer- CUitOIPS OT technical phraseology that 1001. a year in created without their aid, if not against their wishes. for a moment's uncertainty, It is important, how- perfect cordiality, and Mr. Beloe resumed his seat defraying the Forms or Nomination and all necessary information may be had ahants, in glass bottles, protected by the Patent Metallic Capsules, a _ aa , of the Secretary, at 8, Devonshire-square, Bishopsgate. and at the DISTILLERY, 7, S aIITHFIELD-BARS, in dozens, profits taken over the counter is as good as 1001. aOf course we do not mean to say that Mr. Napier ever, that no secondary topic should divert the atten- amidst loud and protracted cheering. entered upon t . -___, CHARLES NASH, Secretary. bottles and cases included, at 18s. per gallo 1;or in stone jars of years in Consols, his common sense teaches him that will take for his model the Bill, or anythisg like the tion of the public from the great practical The CHAIRMAN observed•that after the ex 1 t . p ana ion programme we ---------_________ two gallons and upwards, at 16s per gallon, pale or coloured. somewhere or other there lurks a sophism in the Bill, of that indulgent landlord and amiabls visionary question - How is the business of Life As- which the meeting had heard from the secretary he learn that trite Qrs. GREAT INDIAN PENINSULA RAILWAY. J. T. BETTS and CO., Mr. Sharman Crawford, E ven th e s t ar ay English surance to be placed on a sound and secure footing ? had only to remark that he boped the resolution the line of her •• - COMPANY French Brandy Distillery, 7, Smithfield-bars, St. John-street. proof. He may be too plain a man to be able to .. 501 SLXTII HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given, that the SIXTH HALF-YEARLY GENE- 1 1 HE DEPOSIT and GENERAL LIFE „ ..... remain unconvinced, and not only in will but in judg- does not seem to expect this as clearly appears from effectual safeguards against reckless specula- while keeping in view the interests of the share- societies of the his speech at Belfast on ' Monday last. Nay, „„ _... RAL 3IEE TING of the Proprietors of this Company will be held at .. --' the Offices of the Company, 3, New Broad-street, London on Far- . ASSURANCE COMPANY. went. It may take some time, perhaps, and no little Mr. tion and extravagant management would be the pos• holders, the committee would, if appointed, not neg. vited to come I DAT, the 29th October, 1852, at Twelve o'clock at Noon PreciselY • Chief Office, 22, Maorgate-street, London. pains to expose the particular error on which the sal_ Bright, with the sturdy good sense whici be occa- session, by each Insurance Company, of a certain lea the interests of the public ;if they did, they would music, to line 1 re this for the general business of the Company, pursuant to the Act. Every description of Life Assurance business transacted. Loans and Annuities granted on most liberal terms. lacy rests, but a fallacy it will inevitably prove to sionally exhibits, tells his Belfast admirers that he amount of paid•up capital. There may be differences soon become very unpopular, and their objects would , individual amo (Signed) " Diseased" lives, and lives " declined" by other offices, taken. ,d flour WHARNCLIFFE, Chairman. be. In the letter, for instance, to which we are now does not go the leogth of Mr. Sharman Criwford, but of opinion as to what that amount ought to be. To be thwarted in other places.-(Hear). log and greetir to Ire- CORNELIUS NICHOLSON, Superintending Director. Medical referees liberally remunerated for their reports. referring, will be found an exposure of Mr. War- would be content with a measure fin . less sweeping, ourselves it appears that a Life Assurance office The resolution having been formally moved by Mr. jesty is much it uesday 3, New Broad -street, London, Oct. 8, 1852. C. W. BEVAN, Actuary and Secretary. The Books for the Re, istration i f Shares will be Closed from Sa- N.B. Clergymen and ministers of all denominations are Particu- burton ' s theory-that uncertainty or variability of and, we may ourselves add, far less unjust. Doctrines ought to be rendered at least as secure as a Joint- BUCHANAN and seconded by Mr. BARDsWELL, larly invited to examine the principles of the Deposit System of As education amoi aerally turday, the 16th, to Friday, the 29th October, inclusive. income receives an adequate consideration in the un. savouriog of spoliation and an agrariae law are stock Bank, by being required to possess a minimum A SHAREHOLDER inquired if the gentlemen named the various sc , atmeal certainty or variability of taxation without any modi- not yet relished in Manchester, or in any town paid-up capital of 50,000/. Let us examine for ain the resolution had stated the amount of their re- offered a consp was an i CFIESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY Agents Wanted. fication of the per centage taken, and that if when a or hamlet in England, however favourtbly such moment the principal argument against this proposi- spective holdings in the two companies ? that there is tc Barley, i and STEAM PACKET COMPANY. pROFESSOR so L p I pEs I t I I S AI IIINION of ALL- man ceased to earn he ceased to pay, there could be doctrines may be received Awl s a arnbraced tion. It is said, in the first place, that a Life office Mr. Benoit replied that Mr. Clay and Mr. Fenton that bonfires wi -day is 1 The arrangements for the transit of Gogs an 1 Live Stock, between Ireland and England via Holyhead, are w complete, On and after the 27th instant. a Steamer will leave the North - , Walt, Dublin, every evening (Sunday excePaed). and /why° thew° " rhe specimens of your Pale Ale eent to me afforded, me another opportuaity of confirming its valuable - qualities. lam myself an ad- noesietiustice in hi* payments keeping pace with his by the Lucases and the GiVali ' Duffys, needs no capital-a statement which we do not admit were very large shareholders in both ;it was difficult general illumin leterio- ' earnings as long as they lasted. We pointed out the by the M`Mahons and the Shees-the Murphys and —and in the next, that to compel an Insurance Cum- to state the precise amount, but the other three gee- would be dang dy sale ,- every morning with Goods and Cattle. miner of th.s beverage, and my own experience enables me to re- falsity of this doctrine the other day by showing that the O'Briens of the new Parliament. Mr. Bright pany to commence with a paid-up capital of any tlemen, being locally well known, might, perhaps, and leaving the t about Particulars of the through rates between Dublin and principal sta- commend it, in accerdance wiih the opinion of the most eminent a sovereign precariously returned was not, to any admits that the question of landlord and tenant in considerable amount would be to impose an incubus speak for themselves. wish was ale , of in- ; lions in England may be known on application at the Company's English physicians, as a very agreeable and efficient tonic, and as a general beverage, birth for the invalid and Use robust. intent or purpose, or for any period of time, Ireland is a difficult one-that it has engaged the at - OR its Progress, by absorbing nearly all the profits Another SHAREHOLDER wished the name of Mr. might be ac Offices, North Wall, Dublin ; or the Goods Manager's Office, General inpply• l Railway Station, Chester ;or High-street, Liverpool. " JUSTUS LIEBIG. identical with a sovereign coming in as one tention of more than one Government-and that no of the business in the payments of a dividend to William Rathbone to be placed on the committee. amongst those , COW i By order, " Giessen, May 6, 1852." of a fixed • and permanent influx of sovereigns. measure has yet been framed to meet the exigency of the proprietors. But what are the facts ? The They knew that he had large holdings in both corn- which sits a i quit. i J. 0. BINGER. General Manager's Office, Chester, Sept. 16, 1852. LLSOPP'S PALE ALES Our correspondent now remarks in the same the case. But while stating these well-known facts 50,000/. would of course be employed profitabl - oanies and more than that, they knew that he was fair ones of AM supply ; iarket; ; , A BARON LIEBIG ON CERTAIN RECENT ANONYMOUS. spirit, that the fallacy is actually contained in the he gives Mr. Napier credit for sincere and honest in- it would not be locked up in an iron chest- y it neither ' to be bought nor sold.-(Cheers.) more character torney found NEWMARKET RACEo. ADVERTISEMENTS. double use of the word " income." An income 1,000/. tentions, and all men must allow that the Irish At- would earn interest as well as pay it Considering The CHAIRMAN said he would himself gladly be should there be CESIREWITCH STAKES. Messrs. Allsopp and SOIL 9 have great satisfaction in being enabled e busis ; Reduced Fares from Stations on the GREAT NORTHERN RAIL- to publish the following extract of a Letter, just received, dated a year derived from land or the funds leaves the General possesses as thorough a knowledge oS the facilities which Insurance Companies possess for excused, if the meeting thought fit to appoint some necessary for t the subject as any living man. Tbere are consider- investing their funds-and also considering that the one else.-(No, no.) whence 1 WAY north of Peterborough. See handbills and particulars at Sta. Munich, 12th September, 1e52, from Baron Liebig te Mr. Henry capital wholly uncurtailed and entire, and is income affectionate loys Wins. A.lisopp, Brewery, Burton-on-Trent. . ably more than a hundred statutes bearing on the ra. cost of managing the capital would be included in the A conversation rather than a regular discussion printed to the 1 ipplies. i in the strictest sense of the word ; a like return de By order, " To my great astonishment and concern, my attention has lately lations of landlord and tenant, and any one who general expenses of the office-4i per cent. per hereupon ensued; in the course of which the name of intended preps; Rum is 1 SEYMOU a CLARKE, General Manager. been called to several anonymous artieles and advertisemeats rived from professional labour or trade does not leave Company's Ofaces, King's-cross Station, headed by my name, such as in the -, whose author altogether the capital untouched, but absorbs more or less of it handles the question must not only have regard to annum may be safely assumed as the net rate of in- Mr. Benjamin Pierrepont, formerl M fW - h • I y ayor o ar eve since earn ?Ply cif * London, October 7, 1852. misrepresents the motives of my remarks, and even goes so far as to i every year in what is more familiarly termed the these and their operation, but have regard also to the terest which the sum in question would bring in. rington, was proposed as one of the committee. It town will exhib sold at • say ' that I had never analysed your beer, nor perhaps ever tasted it in my life,' and to allege a retractation on my part of the original " wear and tear" of the individual concerned. The indefeasible property of the landlord, and the ex. suppose further, that the dividend to the proprietors was stated that this gentleman hells very largely in will be lighted i as last GRAVESEND STAR PACKETS. statement. p e tal of the proprietor is something which will pro- Pended capital, industry, and skill of the tenant. is at the usual rate of 5 per cent. per annum-it fol. both • companies, and his selection was urged as a man transparencies 1 t week, Fore Cabin. Saloon. " I emphatically declare that I had not the slizhtest knowledge of ca . I • - - • wh i on the one hand car per lb, To or from Gravesend and London ••••• • .. • • 10d. .. ls. 2d. these anonymous articles, the contents of which I entirely disapprove duce an income spontaneously and infallibly, not only le, , e should be taken to allow lows that the difference between what the capital of honourable conduct and strict business habits. preparations ar e ditto, E G ,• ravesend and Blackwell and Woolwich Bd. • • Os. 10d. of; and that in every respect I itehere to the statement made in my year after year but generation after generation, re- the tenant for permanent and unexhausted im- earns and what it pays will be only three-fourths, Mr. ARNAUD then proceeded to rdhto • 1 ea speec prince y owner etween Gravesend and Intermediate Piers.. 6d. .. Os. Bd. letter to you, which certainly you were, and are at perfect liberty to • - ' fair value on the o nnum - as last. 1 ; (3 ot publish. mauling always just as complete and . productive as Provements a , ther hand, nothing or 153., per cent. per a , and this per the meeting, in which he deprecated the competitive to do honour to lam Packets call at the Grays Greenhithe, and Purfleet eters. ke or ily and The rackets call at the Piers as underlined (weather permitting). " JUSTUS LIEBIG. ever. The capital of the tradesman is constituted of should be done to sha weaken the imprescriptible cen•age, applied to the 50,0001„ gives precisely principle pursued by the two companies, and con- tion to his hanC " Munich, 12th September, 1852." title and fee of the proprietor of the soil. .eo deal 375/. a year as the whole of the sum to be tended that the following out of that system of Dutch penses, he has idantlf bis own fleeting powers and the precarious favours of FROM TERRACE PIER, GRAVESEND. fairly between landlord and tenant-to maintain the deducted from the profits of the insurers in auction dealing would lead to the ruin of the share- himself the enti ame as --- the public, a portion of it being consumed every year BARON LIEBIG O'g PALE ALES. ly was ..... _______L_VEE K D A . n. SUNDAYS. in the manufacture of income, until sooner or later it d to secure h e rights of the one an . t e industry of the order to afford them the benefit of an adequate holders in both. He instanced the case of the has engaged a I " If I wished to associate with any individual brewery my re 8s per ' o ss o a . marks on the alleged adulteration of bitter beer with strychnine, it sinks with its possessor. To call the produce, there- 'nal and ca ital o n other, is the cardi ppl t at which Mr. guaranteeing capital. Surely 375/. is not so heavy Shrewsbury line, which was opposed by the London them. The dise d to 6s s t a s . o e eSi a • tS. - el would h v a 9 ~,, ~, ave been only natural to have mentioned another brewery, in fore of these two capitals by the same title ot Napier and every honest man-whether connected an annual charge as to be fatal to the growth of and North-Western ;he was a shareholder in the being favourable eetiplel Time. 1- ;ti * V!1 1:: i Mlle. ti er%' 4 . ~e, as . a which alone, and not in Mr. Allsopp's, I was engaged in investigating ~ ' , ith the Government or not-should unerringly aim, a solid and vigorous institution. Compared with former line, but since its opening it had never paid a apartments at tl hereon .1 a,- : c)8 , 6 ., oe, `;, 're the Burton raode of brewing : and it was also in that brewery and ` income,' and to treat this income as in w , The priests, however, and their nominees, have no the amounts set forth in the accounts of the twenty. penny dividend. He was opposed to high fares, but the port, from ] :s 6d to ;a 6" 4 g. a. - e not in Mr Allsopp's, that the Bavarian brewers acquired all the in- both cases identical, is an abuse of terms. .'''' structions they obtained at Burton. The admiration I expressed M Bbb • ch ust and equitable objects in view. Their design five ne • the yearly average of their an advocate of • remunerative fares, and contended Bicknell's arrang , Wool --- _-- - - -- --- - - of this beverage in my letter to Mr. Allsopp is advertised in such a r. a age asserts that the income ii o f a BU j w companies, as and desire is to e ject the Present proprietary of Ire- expenses during the first three yearsof their existence, that shareholders were entitled to adequate. reeom- will be devoted • Per Ils - la _ _ manner as to lead to the inference that my praise wits exclusively 8% - - - - confined to Mr. Allsopp's beer ; this was not the case, my remarks whole profession," as that of the bar, for instance, "is in 1 • 1 d dto an ,an substitute in their places the tenant- it is a mere trifle, and may be readily made good by pens() for the use of their money, in opening those comfort and cons dr pre - * tea - is a referred to that CLASS of beer. genera quite as permanent as that of the landlord, wile° .9 1% - - ' , JUSTUS LIEBIG. and more certain in its payment." It is strange that farmers and the occupying tenants. As the one are retrenchment in some of those manifold modes of out- roads to the public ; and was proceeding to argue in cation to him to we - - - IN - - - - " Giessen, July 24, 1852." chiefly Protestant, educated and independent, and the lay which the perliamentary return discloses. But favour of amalgamation, whom an almost unanimous couragement, wl wheat, la - - - - a N.B. The Baron's Original Letter is in the hands of Mr. Miller at so experienced a writer should not have seen the fal -Ito 35l 3ta - - - 6 - the Jerusalem Coffee House, Cornhill, where it may be seen by any lacy of such an argument as this. Assuming that Catholic 'littera e other Roma n , t , and enslaved to in estimating the real annual cost of the 50,000/. shout of "No amalgamation," induced Mr. Arnaud to privilege of rec wk. 6 one taking an interest in the matter. Mother Church, the scheme is no bad one for the capital at 3751., we have stated the case unfavourably omit that portion of his address ; and after some Victoria, and he; 6 - the assertion is literally true (which we very much LONG EVENINGS MADE SEIORT. doubt), it proves nothing at all • respecting the only P . . . riests if it could be realised. But Mr. Bright, ex- to our own argument. It is probable that, speaking further remarks in reference to the exatnple set by et the hotel a Direct Trains from the Boats marked t MECIII'S famous BAGATELLE TABLES, point in question-the certainty of each barrister's ioni th hh b treme in opino - oug e e - refuses to go any- generally, the companies might obtain more than 4} those two competing lines-the South-Western sod Eisteddfod. :-., thing like thi s le tgth, and we doubt that one English per cent. on the investment of their stationary funds; the Brighton and South-Coast Railways-each of Much anxiety 16s 9 d, Omnibuses from Fenchurch-street Station to gill parts of London manufactured upon the Premises, 4, Leadenhall-street,London, particular earnings. The income of a bod f 1 d y o an 16s 90 , every quarter of an hour. make long evenings appear short, and combine calculation with amuse- lorls iS 811bject to n • • • member can be fcund so bold and reckless-we may and there is no reason wby, in the infancy of a life- them about ninety-six miles in length, but both too her Majesty will o competition or division-it is nom BRUNSWICK WHARF, BLACKWALL, on the arrival of ment, price 3/. 10s., 41. 10s., 5/. 10s., up to 12/. Sold also by his 178 3° , the dd so dishonest. Even the sacred band of 40 (rather office, the shareholders should receive as much as 5 wise to underbid each other, Mr. Arnaud resumed Though it must, the following Trains from the Fenchurch.street Station. Agents, Spiers and Son, Oxford ; Powell, the Lounge, Leeds ; Eastee, ir income, and theirs only, and they pro rata must ' 17s 6° Liverpool ; Woolfield, Glasgow ; Thompson, Nottingham ; Stephen- always share it between them ; but the income of a a sacre bande that a bande sacre), when it comes to per cent. dividend. Taking these considerations into his seat. vate visit, yet th 17m 6d Wm DAYS. SUNDA:IB. son, Hui; Smilers, Dover ; Steel and Rix, Norwich. None are 11 he oint will mai of them fail " o screw their t p i Y t account, it will be found that a capital of 5 0,000/. need A SHAREHOLDER observed, that while he concurred appendeges of St; 17s oq . genuine without Mechi's name. whole professioo," which was divisible among 5,000 168 6 ; A' l '' ' .9, 1 • 0 to tbe stiOd courage ng place." To be sure, as old not, during the early existence of an office, impose a in much of what had fallen from the gentleman who observed by the I practitioners one year, may be divided between 7,000 5 • s'• 1 i -• • • 1 e' '':'' f if.: - 4 ( • - ie zi Mr Joseph Hume sa ys, the Irish priest members charge of more than 2001. a year on the profits of the had just sat down, be thought they would onl be may be so much : 16s 9 ; Iluse • oss'A l al ' e ss 'e' Time. 8 a! 1 ' F., 6 . n INNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA the next ; and, what is more any one of these may ' 17a 6 1 .e 8S • 8, 6 — F ,,, ~ 808 SS OS, Iv Has been for many years sanctioned by the most eminent have been supplanted by a substitute. If a barrister, are so extravagart that they may occasionally, or business. So Much for the plea that the possession doing mischief by introducing irrelevant matter? require repose, al 168 6 1 N c 's'y iiii :. ;" a , f& o f the medical profession, as an excellent remedy for from loss of health or any other cauae, ceases to earn even often, do anything to discrdit or damage a party of capital by an insurance company is necessarily Mr. CROSFIELD made some inquiries in regard to scarcely be thoug 168 6 1 ........... -- ___ _ ACIDITIES, HEARTBURN, HEADACHE, GOUT, AND a cause; but, %hind, it will be generally found injurious to the insurers by absorbing the profits on the holdings of the three gentlemen of Liverpool who guards of honour 17s 6 1 INDIGESTION. his 7001. or 800/. a year, this amount of income is or 1 d that the ou est-totgued of these brawlers have ge- their policies. Those who urge this argument, and were nominated on the committee. station, with mill 168 3 1 94 __ As a Mild Aperient, it is admirably adapted for Dellcate Females certainly not deducted from " the income of the 17a 3 !: io —.— 9 - _ - particulary during Pregnancy ; and it prevents the food of infants ilerailY a pretty gotd eye to the main charge. For who talk as if every penny of the shareholders divi- Mr. WM. RATHBONE considered it of far more im- - he National Ant - -9% - - whole profession," which • may, of course, remain Ita _ - - from turning sour during digestion Combined with the ourselves we dare te sworn that the most inveterate dends was Paid by the insurers, entirely forget that the portance that high- minded and honourable men should of the papers wil 170 3,1 J -N - - - - ii ACIDULATED LEMON SYRUP, the same, but it is lost to the particular reci • t pien ne -179 a v a ' 2 - - 2 1 4 it forms an Effervescing Aperient Draught, which is highly agreeable vertheless, and his case is not improved by the circum- supPliants - the mod pertinacious Treasury-beggars utmost extent to which the profits can be diminished constitute the committee than to choose those who eoming here, that 17s 0 „1 4u __ _ - and efficacious. , of the whole House of Com • mons, will be found among is confined to the difference between the interest which were merely large shareholders. He bad no objection land home, oti t 17s L ,' % ; spe% - - - 5 Prepared by DINNEFORD and Co., Dispensing Chemists (and stance of some other person s getting it. Similarly, these not e s counted • yi eit, pinchbeck patriots, the no- the capital earns from the public, and the dividend to any of the names proposed. iax•), arrive at 169 0 ,1 , - i General Agents for the Improved Horse Hair Gloves and Belts), his 800/. may be cut down to 400/. by the effect of 17 5 O. ' 172, New Bond-street, London, and sold by all respectable Chemists competition, and, though the gross earnings of the minees of the Irish priests. Tnere is not a vacant which it pays to the proPrietors. Having thus met Mr. Hoooson, while concurring in the remarks est he following aVal 148 ‘ , A 9 a i ROAT TICKETS t'assages marked * are run direct. throughout the Empire. whole profession may still stand at the same amount, J , ;adgeshi , there is aot P a vacant assistant barristerahip, the only plausible objection to the principle ot requir. the preceding speaker, would observe, that in selecting nesday she will le 162 u "„,, ! 'Vire. At on .,_ • - Twelve Months, 51.08.; Six hionthl, 31. Os.; there is not a vacant mastership in Chancery, police ing Insurance Companies to possess a certain amount men merely on account of beiog large shareholders, ii .vay, tor Carlisle, 16s r i ! . i wikets. "ee, 21. Os.; te be had of the Collect Ore on board the ,Or Mr. Monk T TO ARTISTS, INVENTORS. &c., &c. he will be 50 per cent. poorer than he was. To none magistracy, or consulship, which these men will not ask of paid-up capital, we may safely leave the positive one gentleman held fifiy shares in one company and on and North- VI 153 9 „1 ciet o e, r 7, 1832. , errace Pier, Gravesend. The Directors of the of these liabilities is a landlord exposed, for his in 17, U . ''..."."........................._........ iI OYAL POL I'I • ECHN IC IIISTITUTION of tne F t Lord of the e over and over re ti nof the lan to s eak for themselves. onl a few in another the must ex el:it that his mina .nd thenca-b i come is wholly independent of his own exertions, Tr asury r ommenda o s p p y , y p y 1 5, Oa : PATRON-H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT, and is more likely, indeed, to be increased than 'or themselves • again f .. , their relatives, their friends, and When it is remembered that every new Life•office is would to some extent be swayed by his interests. He Cneshire Junctien 158 6d , ClO L E s's A.LGA MARINA. respe . tf 11 ' ti th t D f G lltr t ar 1 d and all; cl y es g e ze n d c, t.e7 ,e a posits o enera ne es e rece ve connections. The late Earls Grey and Spencer, the to a great extent an experiment, an I one of a more or advocated the expediency of ascertaining . the intendeo ,nay be expected t • A Con 1 public, free of exeense ti . . 'shed throe' Li that growth of the population Immo g , 15s 1/ : e atarnai it mceentrated Essence of the Sea-weed, is an invaluable The Exhibition, and all the popular Lectures, including Mr. Buck- d d late Viscount Melbourne, even the late Sir Robert less hazardous character, it will be felt that there is policy of the two companies before appointing a cotn- ,tternoon of Wed by which trades and professions are overcrow e . 153 9 ' e sy for Rheumatiam and Rheumatic Gout also for Weakness, Contra t' ' • land's Lecture on Music, as usual. Peel, and eve Ir r i s ' Y h Viceroy for the last twenty-three an obvious advantage to insurers i g p . ( e n dealin with ar- inittee - Laughter.) He did not wish it to go abroad minutes fer refres c ions, Scrofulous Swellings, &e. It is in this respect that his receipts differ from " Lady Elizab .-teirnssion, is. ; actioois ano Children under Ten years of age, years, has. and hiee had, and, we may aid, that their ties who have something to lose, and who have money that this meeting was unduly desirous of interfering the Chester and I whoa awes,. Aleth Tufton is able to testify to the great benefit fait-price. For Hours, see Programme. those of a barrister, and it is plain nonsense to zest the use of ga Marina has been to William slowman. He had Successors will • th the two boards of directors but that the share- c,. main for the ni wow coo „ his limbs till Mr. Coles prescribed for him, and he is maintain that every lawyer must needs al ways continue to hese, more requests and of their own to take care of, as well as the annual wi , g „ "'Plete,37 recovered 11 et LAURENT'S GRAND CASINO. me however he is circum- B °licitations from this ts patriotic and unpurchaseable savings of other people. holders saw the necessity of taking some steps to save is expected that c 'S.S• . -teat c * u mberland-street, August 10, 1848." A RGYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, make the same ince , ED 1. their interests from ruin. -(Cheers.) wtll take an excf ish nation s ends band," to use thiir o n rid and fustian hrate stanced, simply because the g P i w tu g P - st. James's, o ogy, than RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. After a brief, desultory conversation, Bridge, and will mint o f " I cannot "Grange-road. Bermondsey, Feb. 20. 1851. Lessee, Charles Emela Laurent, Onslow House, Brompton-road, a pretty constant amount of money annually in ' from all the sections of the House of co yea from threfrain from informing you of the benefit I have re- Licensed pursuant to Act of Parliament, 25th of King George 11., Commons t Mr. Babbage remarks that o during t. e. pu togeher. In past times these men and THE LONDON AND NORTLI-WESTERN ... AND The CHAIRMAN put the resolution, which was una. properly speaking, ms re' law. Again, suffered sever' use of Coles's Alga Marina. Having for some time Are Re-opened for the Winter Season. hir fellows THE GREAT WESTERN COSIPANIEn. nimously adopted. directors of the , 'eaten], a series of years the anoual profit of each trade, used repeal as they are now using tenant- Benc e , a ,,,,,, 5s MY from Rheumatism, I procured a bottle of the es' Daring the recess the Rooms have been entirely Re-decorated, by ri ht. T g he made ' it a pretence and a delusion, to LIVERPOOL, FRIDAT.-To-day, at noon, one of A vote of thanks was then passed to the Chairman, will have the hone ,3 aa P s ran ee ot raasettt i at on .e, and have not since had the slightest recur- G. S. dryer, regardless of cost. tin profession,or class respectively is little less fluctua g - Carr th ' y tin s ever held Yal t eseing pains. Laurent's Matchless Band eve ry evening. Principal Comet-a th h •• f tf h uses or lands, and Y eir own personal and sordid purposes. Thus the largest and most influential mee g who briefly acknowledged the compliment ; and - he purpose of cons an ill" Sold a, in botUes 2 " THOMAS DEN.NIS." ilston, M. Boulcourt. an tat arising rom ren s o o we have seen " e ver 00l uon railwa affairs assembled at the The rueeting, which it was expected would have their picturesque , a ten' rane e Char h . s. 9c1., 4s. 6d, and 1 ls. each, by T. Keating, St. Adretesion-ONE SHILLING. [Mich less so than that from railways. " This is a ~ ,in timts past, an Irish Repeal Me,adaer in Li p p y . The meetin :laledos ahould be reefs yard ; and by all Chemists. A Pamphlet, which Doors open at Half-past Eight o'clock. Dancing to commence r Doubtless i ns lor Galwa y town (Mr. A. H. L h) rted into Clarendon Rooms, South John-street g been very stormy, but which, on the contrary, was carriages will pro ync conve at making a rule out of an excep ion. don and North • h Hob' ab we. dby every one, gratis, or by post for 4 stamps, as Nine. ano te - minate at Half-past Eleven. come may be occasionally found of such a descriP - au E nglish Master in Chancery-thus we have seen consisted of shareholders in the Lon c aracterised by the greatest harmony, immediately rningham Railwa• e sad, s s Re eat in the Great Western Railways, and seri tion P Member for King's County (Mr. Nicholas Western and broke up. London and Nora r /U P I IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND SURGICAL WORKS. don as to surpass in certainty occasional de p Fitzs' be lawn) converted into a paid police magistrate- had been convened by advertisement bearing the sig. The proceedings excited the deepest interest through- , uit and service" St 119 o; ti T! FITTER!! FITTEST!!! oust publlshed, by 11. Bailliere, 419, Regent-street, Londoa. of property and Irish landlords, for example, maY th ilwa acco nt ei au" e Z • MOsos Verbs and Adjectives ; sort them. No I. ' • 1 advantages us we have seen a Repeal Member for Drogheda nature of Mr. H, C. Beloe, the ra y u ant. out Liverpool. minghans, and the represented as enjoying very equlvoca ''' al ee and Mid SON'S Coats for Autumn Fit with exactness, ele- Second Edition, with Additions, Babbage town (eon C. O•Dwyso converted into Filacer of The object waa stated to be to consider the present Oxford, to Winds° ado, ' sower • ta sty masa _ t , ey are Fitter for this season than any pre- Svo., in cloth. price 58., by post free, ss. 6d., over English tradesmen. But if Mr. the Irish P ; of the two com anies and so reat arrival here will n IRELAND. Isoxi se s'..eed; they are the Fittest illustration of E. MOSES and O N TRUE 8 s F ALSE SPERMATOR MICE A ; mean s t o s a th t h inversions are of suffic i ent - -xchequeowith a retiring pension of 2,000/. crisis in the affa•rs P I g y a suc manifested that long before the hour but if, as we have a veil ~,_ a Pab , littes to desi " r n ht the m o gn the most ineenione styles, to present with the View to the Correction of wide-spread Errors fr t make out equency o a case of equality between Per annum -thus we have seen a Repeal Meraber for was the interest CHARGE OF MURDER. Me tmg numerous influential gentlemen holding as fel' sretionansh st Varied M Aerials. the soundest and most artistic n relation to the Treatmeat and Cur of e Sufferers from Debility of the ing the whole ath county (Mr. Atorgan O'Connell) onverted of mee ÜBLIN, RIDAY.-Early in -ep D F SI tember last the re- on the Monday, ar loe ss, P. at the lowest price.. E. asaaEs ~n d spays sporting Generative System, or Sexual Hypochondriasis. property and no property, he is begg 35%• •• " iron, a into a Re • ares in both lioes had assembled, and the place of 1 unless it ii - is water of Deeds-thus we have a Repeal sh port of proceedings at an inquest, heti on the body ot sleeping at the Ito: wat e ,...___. 3 Fit, is universally approved ; its materials being Translated from - he German of D PI r. CKFORD. question. His argument is of no avai . . Memb f L• • • t - edily became inconve 'tl men y crowded. 'ester], ...... ,TI-0.1, render it Fittsr for this season tbs. any dress which .. Dr. Pickfori is known to English readers by his frequent practi al ery practitioner, er or limerick county (Sir David Roche) mee mg spe Mrs. Kirwan the wife ot a Dublin artist, was published. will be at Bangor t .t 5- 16 ' - oat an obtained els - aclaargss to tell th ewhere ;auiit is the Fittest duty we can dis- ,a 1 contributions to German medical literature. This is the tlrst ports that every tradesman an- ev . made aba Eyre Evana, Esq., was called to the chair b 1 "e ' tv d 11 a • A a y acc 11- ...he verdict was to the eaect that she was acci enta y ee ascertainee Lew o. every desert e world's public that E. MO:ES and SON'S Goods ime, he informs us, that he has addressed himself to the non-medi- upon an average of years receives an income as ronet, and a Rapeal Member for Waterford - ng es,: er any Mher hption are better, and the prices far lower, than those cal reader. We trust this may not be the last, if he shall ' every landlord (Mr. Barron) created Si W e E th r inston arron- us we mation; Mr. Beloe, accountant, officiated as secretary. drowned while bathing at Ireland's Eye, a small island tn the ensuing wet ouse. stable, as certain, and as permanent as detect any other equally flagrant evil which it may be in his have seen a Amongst the gentlemen present we noticed- off the coast of Dublin. No suspicion at the time was winles s EatlO roved, then Repeal Member for Cashel, Mr. Stock, proclaimed for the os ole os ° Wherever ow RATION AN IMPETUS TO TR USE. ~o wer to correct."-London Medical Gazette, Slay 30, 1851. or every fundholder. If this can be p itted. oashn' brought out ea i has been discovered it has given a push to trade, --.. The elitor has conferred a great boon on the sufferers from this we sou adaut tat t e 'stifle ion hld • h h d e •t • between in- rnade a serjeant in Ireland, and a• d fan ecciesi. Thomas E, Moss, - Rutson, Alexander Al'Gregor, entertained that a murder had been comm ju ge o Mr. Stevenson, : ears that an Arklow fisherman had been sailing ?the neeessari esPlak and called into requisition a greater amount of listressing malady by translating this little book, and by laying bare B abbage astical court-tla .3 er Repeal James Tyrer, William Rathbone, Elias Arnaud, It aPP tio of c d in n on uct s in the world ooni q 4 1 :gancies of life. TO suPPIV these. no Outfitters ihe scandalous practices of unqualified adventurers, who profess to come and property is lost ; bet Mr• Me a we have :wen anoth - Will' Hll b h d heard violent screams, which ceased t e island, an so mber for a , James Bu anan N illiam Sandbacb 3' proves no such thing. It is certainly not irapos. southern borough, Mr. Ball, made a lam a ch , V . will be covered wit tor established and o qualitied as E. MOSES and SON ; their cure a disease of which they know nothing, with no other object ' h roached tbe place. He then continued his required by enal,„_ magnificent business embraces every article than to fill their own purses. The difference between true Sperma- • oble that by adjusting the demands of the tax. Justice of Colnmou Pleas-a Re 1 Member for John A. Tinney, Henry Crosfield, T. F. Bennett, fia 0 aPP pea course ; but on arriving at his house he icfornaed the the royal standai ,ntbli turn to th a'ants. and every class of Go )cl htch the ma ri f sof disease which resemble it are s . w y Y torrhcea and the va ous orm - Clon e greatest advantag th t k 1d d iority of property mel, Mr. Pigott, made a Chief Baron ; and the bro- Raymond Houghton, J. C. Harter, Christopher H. station will be sple tude and ein anv or our colonies. The magni- accurately described and thus a safe guide is offered for the gs erer oan ac now e ge super olice of Wicklow of what he had heard. When the use i n saaat , ai orvtahrlety of their Stock, coMprising the strong and sub- treatment of the ejealedy e -medical Circular, May 5, 1852. a • ses of injus- ther of a Repeal Member fcr Limerick, Mr. J. O'Brien, Jones, and J. Eddlestone, Esqrs.; there were also a I ; : eport of the inquest appeared in the papers the police be a grand exhibit e ncome we might create certain ca in titr; des ire for kis e neat and elegant in everytsing the Emigrant may --.. tve have delayed so long upon the contents of the preliminary °rer 1 might be of such de a ser ma geant-thus we have seen a Repeal candi- great many shareholders, with whose names we are of' Wicklow informed those of Dublin of the facts that 'There will clouts T. s' • snitithin passage or his st Won offers adv t i tice. " Pronert " here and there, , an ages n Quality, chapter, that we have scarcely left ourselves space for any notice of a - y, date for p l. ivi 80, tY, and Price t b d ctive th a character as to be less dasirable or pro a an ar lament, r. Daniel O'Connell, jun., unacquainted, but who were stated to have come bad been communicated by the fisherman; whereupon all the stations alor lessee a s Establish , o e found nowhere but at E. MOSES and the subject specially treated of by Dr. Pickford ; but the moderate !iodate s moat tests Ment and its Branches undermentioned. price at which the ' brochure' is soli, places it within the reach of he " income" taxed at a lower rate in the adjoining made an English consul in a foreign state - a ns! the from distant parts, and some of whom are reported to the body was exhumed, and a post•mortem exainination are loyal, liberal, a, a twit ~„._ . 3 _ _ Of Outfits, and all information relative to sailing of iztsel and cost of passage may be had on a llcation or ost free every one interested in the matter."-Dublin Medical Press, April h bt th t !early be exceptional ouse, u ese cases mus c Nasal' of repeal, and the father of the consul, the late hold large interests in both the great companies. held upon it. The result was thut the medical exami- At Shrewsbury, et roe: ....I s ty Part of the kingdom. PP ' P 18'1852. arEas s s . No. 11. and rare, whereas the injustice under the present D n a lel O ' Connell, himself the hughest place beggar The CHAIRMAN, in opening the business of the ners came to the conclusion the woman was not drowned railways in connea notig" - win be clo IL NOTICE.-E. MOSES and SON'S Establishments nivo., in cloth, price 3s. 6d., by post free, 4s. 1 rule f"r his kith, kin, and faction sent forth from meeting, said he should refer the meeting to Mr. but strangled. Suspicion immediately attached to the aring arrangein system is universal and regular. As a genera , ever prep IM al e isto _ n sad on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY next, Oct. 5 and 6 TIIE CURE OF STRICTURE OF THE URETHRA, on Princi- -, 'I 1 re and Fr husband, es , eciall as he msrried another woman in u f duff' el tha t t ait ,7l l S las business as usual on THURSD ila • th 7 . s morning, e th may always be considered superior a • om tbe history and records of the past, Beloe for an explanation of the circumstances under P Y the paying o I, at Seven o'clock. 1 t Si 1S f d Effl 't i its tln t t realised property pes a once .mp e, ae, an cien , n even mos ve era e n arreste Hh b d few days after the catastrophe. e as ee • as the mother of h, urope • nArrroN.- and apparently Intractable Forms. To which is added, PRACTICAL to precarious profits, and it is by such general rules bord Derby will see how much he has to dread the which they had been called together, which were and was yesterday brought before Major Brownrigg at Majesty wi ht h r in th e E. MOSE Pahlle against imposition h - S and SON re ret havin to ard th OBSERV t'T '- g g gli - lONS ON THE TREATMENT OF SPERMATORR- Ia 1• l • hld b d termined. If Mr. Bab- rinaity .. of the " sacred 40" of the Tenant League. briefly set forth in the necessity that existed of endea- , - t a e Ibis unde r ros e h ood of ~ rs .n , eying learned that the untradesmanince FICEA BY CAUTERIZATION ; its Inefficiency and Danger. tat ewe ation sou e e . p , the Castle by whom he was remanded to prison. 's the • tion ; but it i ohe s .e , g connedted with their Establishment " or " It's bage does really dread the injus • tice of treating a rail- 'L ia m osappeasable, staunehless thirat for place and vouring to devise some measures for promoting a • ' b f • day he will be brought e ore the magistrates at Howth .o„....:ttne concern," has been resorted to in ' BY F. B. COURTENAY, the permission of tl many instances, and for roprietor, with what pension he may well dread, for he cannot satisfy their conciliatory course between the two great companies, s vi us reasons Th way shareholder like a fortunate p for further examinatian. ey beg to state that they have Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. dress on the occasit ctua l Noce . cravings or their covetousness; but their enmity he whose present hosti l e conduct towards each other STIYEtioN WITH ANY OTRE II " Those who complain most loudly are those only who know not feelings should he regard the actual treatment of all .___ _______ _ ___________ - malits' ' except their own Es R OUSE IN OR OUT OF LONDON, may alike defy Great preparations tablishments, as follows :- how to use the common instruments n and ractitioners in the kingdom as the and despise, There is not one among was inflicting a vast amount of injury on the property SEABORNE MAILS. Rollo' London c h t d t e ra esme p General Post-office way station. Slopi 1A. ., Ity Establishment, 154, 155 156 and 157 Mt l aa geons has been marted with all kinds of violence, an indifference f dholders ? F the 40 who would not Tenant League as of the shareholders in both.-(Hear, hear.) [N signifies that the mails are sent from the I Vrit b f ' r e°, end 86, Aldgate, , nor es, tidt about the simple cure of diseases, and a passion for operations and substantial equals of lendlurds or un or a . act by the oo opposite the Ch . nrch . all co ning-dlspateh.) whole length of , mmunicating. t e sacred ta by the •agat-and M by the mor that e, _ won West-end Branch 506 507 all the excesses and horrors of surgery."-John Bell's Surgical r under his hypothesis a ° il of old acted by that huge swindle called Mr. Beeoa, after reading the notice convening the lead 3, Hart -street all oo ' ' , 508, New Oxford-street, 1,2, Ob one such case as could occu Repale. ' When made np in From what when ther, 80 as to a d trio ( ' nodibrd or , hi ) miumnieating. servations.-" In proof of his views he (Mr. Courtenay) has • a der the existing system, meeting, proceeded to say that he apprehended it was orks re Branch 19 Bridg treat given the history of a great many cases successfully treated, as bad thousand actually occur un PLACES. GeneralPost-oftice port di*" due. , I wo e Sheffield Braneh,7l6, Farm.. ' ' --e-e- - his kind of " justice" CHRONICLE.-Since we last discussed the sub- not required that he should plead a justification for London: Patched. persons, and these ly as any which Mr. Syme adduced, and on which he had operated. and if once an appeal is made to t P olo arrehant Tailors, Clothiers Matte awl Shoemakers, and General Outfitter'. limiers Farriers, Boot Such are cases ix., xi., xii., and xviii. No. ix. had resisted, for a resent income-tax can be ject of life assurauce, we have freely opened our calling the present meeting, as the very numerous ..... --- rs centre line of rails. o not see how the p ans of period of twelve ye trs, the treatment by dilitation, and was finally we d pass. Elegant wail The Establishments are closed fro rs for Ladies and Gentlemen. columns to the communications, not only of corres- attendance proved the deep interest which the share ca (by Brit. pkt.)N Oct. 8 .. .. Liverpool - Oct. 11 eater Saturdays, when bus is In stmset Friday t o a removed in as many weeks. But eases xviii. anti mix. appear, both defensible for a moment. .t ire' resumed tin Twelve o'cloak an ,set on in duration, severity, and complication of symptoms, of a more ag- HERALD -Notwithstanding the croakings of Pondents veho concur in our own views, but of others holders took in the present state of the affairs of the Ameeries ri (by U.S. pkt.) N,Oct. 22 .. ..ILiverpool - Oct. 13 ntham t. oct. provided for her N A new Book, entitled " The Library of El •' • gravated character than any detailed by Mr. Sy - me, and yet the • who more or less differ with us. As we have already two companies.-(Hear.) There was, and not anna- America (by U.S. pkt.)3l,oet. 15 .. .. So p 19 leave the carriage; full list of prices, and directions for self egance," containin and the Daily News, every g a treatment adopted by Mr. Courtenay proved eminently saccessfid." the Chronicle, the Times, . . . Australia (via South- 1 _ .. -measurement c dhd• I • . M;2othofeach rr onth,Southampt. Oct. 24 tified and decorated mt of mut, on application, or forwarded, post-free, to •an De had, - Prot.. , r Lizare on the Treatment of Stricture. dispassionate person must see that the condition of sai ,we ave no esire to see a monopo y established turally, great apprehension entertained by a numerous ampton) .. .. • • h month . Dover .. Oct. 17 splendid and suitab and o ,` oniatem. anY Part of the Ireland is slowly yet percept _ iblY improving -and, in this branch of enterprise. We have no objection and respectable body of gentlemen interested in Ditto (via Marseilles) N 24th ofeac h mo , i 1 • Ditto, viaC. of G. Hope Ni2d& 14th r ul e ont .1 s iymouth.. Nov. 30 ilwiS P A handsome Almanac for the year ending 1852 can be hs ,l ON THE PHILOSOPHY F ARRI 0 M AGE, AND THE SECRET to new insurance offi ert in 1 th e g ve ry un t owa rd occurs during the ces merely because they are new ; both companies for the safety of their prop y ca (West coast).. Nll4th of th hIP yramith which is to be used oat 6 ' s e - application. -. gratis, INFIRMIrIES OF YOUTH AND MA.TURITY. un ess some in & 30th ef me. i Dover .. Oct. 18 Th e lel. l'on parte Francais. 1 Qui si parla Italian°. autumn and winter, we may reasonably expect that nor do we quarrel with novel experiments in insurance those lines, if the hostile attitude now assumed Alexandria* • ....... N 19ta I in a magnificent ma .. N DailY •• •• •• 'Dever •• Daily Slber t r Dior spricht man Deutsch. 1 Aqua Be habla Espanol, 'WITH FIFTY COLOURED ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL. 3 the sister counto V will have simply because they have not been tried before. With by each to the other were allowed to proceed much Be um .. .. 9/ 9th of the month lSouthampt. Oct. 12 will be et propos. - by the summer of 185 Brasil .. • • .. In Frenc E 7 9th of the month Sonthampt. Oct. 12 be spared to give ic Smelt, ...._________________ tio _ e h, E nglish, German, Dutch, Spanish, and Italian, in a succe f 11 ss u y overcome the worst crisis of her history. these feelings, we have willingly left all parties to further.-(Cheers.) They bad looked with fear, Buenos Ayres • • .. elis gr , tilt al d nvelope, 25. ad., or post-free, for Forty-two Stamps, CULVERWELL'S NEW WORKS, S ELF-PR ESERVATION, here are now Though, in isolated districts, t . ,as any . . . , . g y g p speak for themselves and we have ladl iven ub- not unmixed with hope, to the result of the recent Callforids(yia - - • GI n Chagree) Cape of Good Hope m2d & 17th of montb Southampt. Oct. 16 as,l4th of the month , Plymouth.. Sept. 26 Her Majesty -46e aun E • teddfod in Be sale ° i n lb licit i i rs who h to the v ews of wr te ave called in correspondence between the two chairmen (Mr. y 1 47 ... To be had of Sherwood, 23, Patemoster-row ; Carvalho, a l AnalYtical Investigation of the Physic,' d F netionsant time during half a century, occas o a reaches of the Y Cape de Verds .. .. N s ad th o i f the month .. Plymouth.. Sept. 26 -15 asse ogy an t ti o w o question either our facts or our conclusions. The and Mr. Russell); and that correspondence had ended Constantinople* ...• N 7 th 27th at mo , Dover .. Oct. 2 o Prince Albert, p „,.,s er eet-street; Mann, 39, Cernhill ;or direct from the author ; theartritaFte, in an the bearings in which th t i rian outrages - and one or t lia l 2d & .1 bove V a mportan subject affects peace-some agra . , . Glyn. Central America .• , 17th of men. I Sonthampt. Oct. 16 'nee the a i ilsl ' 14.0 One Shilling each ; by post, ls. 6d. ealth and haPritne l f h • • hi h h k • • resu to t e discussion w e as ta en place has in nothing more than the resignation of Mr. _ diments, tracing thei 's of Man, with Re Disqualifications and biotic- sperate and wicked cruninality, yet, on uhann.el Isles •• •• N Mon.. Wed., &Fri.lSouthampt . Tu. Tb.Sst SI te men til in th e ENJOYMENT OF LIFE. Youthrul excess troll origin to the effects ofjuvenile solitary habits crimes of de upon the the first rou been to corroborate both the one and the other; and In approaching this subject, he would urge chili , s .. .. .M2d & 17th of muth !Southampt. Oct. 16 hour of ult. , n .,... " He alth. Recreation, and Rational Use of Time." tical remarks, fo'undedeahl climates, or close study ; followed by prac- , I • the whole we repeat notwithstanding the mischievous bin that Franca .. ~ MtN Twice daily .. . ;Dover .. Twicedailj .—that the ediog e C- "ora:-Early Rising-Spring and Summer lorningl -Ex- ;fylpmpustssance, Nervourel DeriVears' experience in the treatment activity of Roman Catholic priests and bishops, the e nciden at the same time our views have i tally received meetiug the necessity of adopting everyt g . Greece° .. . 8 WhiCh •,• NT 7th 17th 27th of mOlDover .. oct. 19 will be about five o ' t mber ' Qzliona p oresta about the Environs of London-The eares, Lanes, Hills, hill , and all Mite lustrated by so c o l , Local Weakness Spermatorrhcea saes of the Urinary and Generltive Syst Il ' material prosperity of the country is increasing, and additional confirmation frem qtlarters totally inde- was likely to forward the conciliatory purpose _ . . oameadrea •• .. N Tuesday at Friday London .. Tees. Sat. xcellent arrangemei lean ' P lekla. High-roads, and other pleasant places-Country ductive Organs so.nritrhtir EriTrayings' on the Anatomy of the e ß n e • pro- men look ho fllt he G pe uy o t overnment of Lord Derby pendent either of the partisans or of the opponents of the promoters of this meeting had in view. It itiasa wo o l n i d a ur n as ... .. .. DI , Wednes: & Satur. London .. Stn. Thor o e d b h can be no ou t t at ...,_llloid Rambles -The Sea-London at Night-Evenings at Home reiativt EOrldlllo/1 i 3n H , ealth and Disease Eglinton as sure any class of life assurance companies. For example, been very justly said, by a writer 111 • • the Railway. il • •• • Nll7th of the mouth Southampt. Oct. 16 ,_ Ireland .. .. WO 4177 -The Drama-On Eating, Drinking, Sleeping, Bathing, BY RA-51sosaL LA' and the Viceroyalty,of the Earl of mae N, Twice daily.. .. Holyhead.. TwieedallY the Royal Family ia G alt. Ease, Occupation, &c., &c. gt BEDFORD-g MEM.. M.D., to bring, sooner or later, healing and recovery. we published a few days ago the Report of the Se- Times, that abuse of both boards was easy ellenit u r Inclia(via aouthamp.) 31'20th of the month Southanapt. Oct. 24 ir reception in t it Doctor of Medicine, Matriculat "ARE, LONDON, ed re Hies joint-stock The Irish Funds and secur , eompa- lect Committee of last session on Friendly Societies. and that the shareholders were too apt to give waY theirto Indi a(viaMarseilles) talsth&24th efmonth Dover •. oct. IS the India, via C. of G. Hope N;l4 th et month Plymouth.. Oct. n gratification. John r usaItERNTS FROM THE MOUNTAINS. Two Yols. burgh, Honorary Member of th ember of the University of Edin e Loud a. Licentiate of Apothecaries' Rau, °° as o aPital Medical Society, ties and railway shares, were never higher than in That document emphatically insists on the neces- hasty and ill-tempered remarks when they saw Mauritius .. . e believed to be the audit . , s 1 N 14th of month Plymouth.. Oct. 2 ° .........„ erranean (via t 2 4 A, Y. Warr vol. I. TO THR LAKES ; SKETCH OF EDINBURGH, llm, essential Object of t London, a s , n., &h. The his treatise is to the present season. Irish Bank Stook, which three sity "of checking the formation of delusive and ill- property in danger from what th y , It was, nowever, Southampton) •• M 20th of the month Southiunet- ns • FUNERRL OF A A consequences resulting from irregularities Point out the fearfal 0 ths ag•o stood at the very high figure of 220, is founded schemes for establishing life assurance corn. erroneous policy of the directors- mediterraneao (via .. pct. 19 Vol. 11. have produced more misery in Youth, and excesses, which ni n - d pursued the course that _ (A WAI ZRLOO OFFICE Illiz Liu redictions of a deficient panies ;" and the Committee add-" Tbis is a subject most likely that each boar eaarseilles) .. .. N SW& 24th ofmonth Dover t ist ea. mo. of the late Lie BOF KILIARNEY ; REMLNISCE*CES OF hood, and premature decay at all stages of ficlf:gradatton in Man- even now, maugre all the p d to advance th • e in- Mexico .. .. .. M2d of the month.. B"thaniP t . Oct 16 Utenant zrol' other class of disease known to modern pathol4stthsan• perhaps, any harvest and potato failure, quoted so high as 214 of so important and crit • ical a nature that, although for the time was best calculate _ uth SouthamP • • Windsor, were interred DUBLIN, &c. ctive company, and that what was atadeira .. .. .. M 9 7 th th, t4 th t11 2 m th o ,2 __ Oct. 18 adopted is founded on experience gai ne d in the • The treatment your Committee do not feel justified, by the terms of terests of its respe 7 tb IDo r Windsor. The funera nd there is no reason why, in the course of a fort f Ch . gs was a r - 1 mit • ve 1 1 rif e 111. schools of medicine both in this country and in conrost celebrated a t state o in eme, y , a a .. •• i &30th of monta . WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID, nowledge thus acquired are ,_ inental Euro night it may not again reach the figure at which it their reference, to enter upon it in detail, yet they wanted for the presen . s onver - r ) et. 12 conducted without mili a Sth 15th 25th ofm o - That thr ee The results of the k . "ere condens Pe. ' - • • . 1 t -Olean) In any debate, Naples* .. - •• 0t le think it rignt to press it upon the noticeof the House. and the way to apl 3 -.Y ' • h 25th ef mca Dover • . 1 c . Moore, attended as chi .--- A __ p a score years and ten our course may run." the personal supervision of Dr. La Mert, himself one of el under stood in the latter days of July, or even a still Papal States* .. .. N athls t t h 2 h.f me Sonthampt. Oct. 16 derrws3, Esq., the medi ~,0 . .t0 T.l r review of almost eve form (cause and care) of ner- legally qualtfle . d physicians who have devoted their wh tne few . ole and up.- higher quotation. Imports and exports are in- When we turn to the evidence taken by the Cern- therefore, that might ensu , es he (Mr. Beloe) would s aninsala •• - .. M 7th 17 7t m 2,1 & 7th of math Soutbampt. Oct. li 1111' 12.4 th,;',„,___Lr"gebuttated health and enfZbled constitution t t , ha harasses divided studies to this mpo 1 rtant branch of medical science. In she mittee, we certainly cannot wonder at this strong ex- reque g st entlemen to a s a bt in from any anim d ' a versions p er , „ „ .. .. .... __ 1 15th 25th ofnso Dover •• 'Oct. 12 Ensign Lamb, Lieuien bitter -se& besets the man f he treatment of the diseases i rt " creasing, bankruptcies and insolvencies are diminish- Tuscany* .. .. •• .N th Captain Ellison, Milit a soll i_ a old 4 „. _,_ ._ o pleasure, busineas, or study, and ern- every peculiarity relating to t 1 . s f i neldentai . Ile of the two boards ; to remember that this le isle 'orthc moat!: Southamat. Oct. 16 ,nigl e 'won 0r e ,..... , .wita tabisS and rules for the diet and physical rev. to the generative system, and t ie . mean o mme.diate relief and lng "`X - elaY life. ultimate cure are described in detail. The professional rep utation . , e while throughou s the country the number of pression of opinion. A single specimen may suffice. on the po y had been convened for conciliation, and to re- Test ladies ... .. the Naval Knights, Lie Mr Jellicoe oise of the vice-presidents of the Insti- meeting Nest Indies (except be montb - aouthampt. Nav 1 Kni dit Litt: Voile, Iv. of Dr. La'Sfert, who has taken the most distinguished medical inmates in the workhouses have dinainialsed a third, t t the directors of both companies were so Havanna & Nassau) M2dof t 1., , oantries thns marked (*) are r onveyed by Knights, and Captain tute of Actuaries, and an a h ut-ority whose compe- flect tha and academic honours at home and abroad, is in itself a sufficient one half, and even in some instances i • The mails to those c THE PASSIONS. .n greater num ed that it was difficult for them to approa .h ir k f °taw ' Knights, followed. 1 ter 0 ' !'"orhat es.-.__ . may place themselves under his guarantee that those who care bers, Within the last six weeks we have read of cases tency on such matters will hardly be called in ques- situat . . . c . reach ale_ et v_o Mara ._________. . Trum:71 . ..111 nurt the body-what improve, will, in every instance, meet with that delicate consideration and e n . b other in a spirit that was likely to lead to the terised by great urbani tion was asked-" In what manner do you think the eac -- .......-- s m ._ -. 3 caned as Athens ever heard." • inviolable secrecy which are so requisi Which te in the treatment of these ' there was not to be found a single able- 1 ired result-(Cheers.) It was; with distinction in the DIAN. - - The young Indian, like fh vent oria 8-14 w" Pil grim bodied • present great competition between different offices des . , therefore, exceed • A DANDY IN a Battle of Waterloo. I 0 ttwa 0... PaaaiOna. r „_ age, from infancy to old age. The ad ' am- pauper in certain ITi81:1 unions, and other cases sa __ ingly advisable that an able, influential, and intelli- i s apt to break out as a dandy. He paints • as, r _ nicentie„,,,,,,, 'eattstitY and its infringements The c i Published by the Author, and may be had of J. Gilbert, 49, Pater- Ulla - te . _ Titchborne-street 63, Oxford-street ; Stark, - ,in which th i is working an evil ?" Hia reply was as follow young European, tire , ut he lived and d b mates were exclusively composed of a r ,„ . himself with studious care, and dallies el ag arer 5. 51Y0, and remedial,a_ng dissipation, with illustration; gr - aphle, nar- dos r-row , uannay. the aed li e n finds gent committee of joint shareholders should be d reases e g a ntly . officer and military k e necessity which a young company; _ an g . , of eve. Advocacy of early marriages. Haymarket ; Mann, 23, Cornhill ;or trse by post for forty-two . ,t e halt, the lame, and the blind. These " a ointed, who might ent h h i • and tomahawk. He aspires to possess a look- ' • e to obtain a certain amount of business Induces pp . er upon t e wecee question, with his pipe _ ' He had completed his stamps, from the author, who may be consulted personally, or by cheering indications and favourable circumstances and wire . n he gets one, dresses by it more than V. most extrava- and devise some method by which the two boards jog. glays. kso/ 1 / 11.11 MAR letter. dallv. from Tan till Two. and from Six till Eigl l'' are shaded somewh persons forming companies to go to a times a day. It is, however, not only a vain thing; i GALLANT ACT.- RIAGE STATE. at by the sombre fact, that the e seven • stream of emigration • gent expense in order to obtain the q . it is serviceable to him in the prairie, since, b fl h * 1 1 turday last a child, w• re uisite amount would be enabled to come to an amicable understand- • To be or - - ...._ _ B . 120 t to be th , at is the question." _ __ , __ __ still rolls darkly on, and that y as ing 1 , ,ylort tizioare= .---Laws aria bit of business, and that expense is so out of p . roportion ing. - (Load cheers.) The crisi d arrived in the s he - against the 8 , tin he can make aignals visible to distant I town. accidentally fell Ik g ee 0 -Mittens of nature, societ *la ke. On bo Uria g e, to be o y, arid rell- FOXES IN OXFORDSHIRE.__Foxes in this and the day by day emigrants are hasteni f h d ng rom nort an led to obtain affairs of both cons ' Flames at which it was incumbent friends before his own dark body is to be descried; and that, I water, under a lighter, bserve Sas- ~ th side s, es to dby either sex. Tlnia ana nei ghbOaring c ( nnitY of Balks are very plentiful; in the south, east and west, to quit a land h • hl•h d to the income which they are . now enab . Wl' ?era _so. secure healthy off age• temperament, complexion, and coverts more immediately in the vicinity - of Oxford they are to bear a quick successie wlc utviug a are in conse- on the shareholders o eir on many critical occasions, ma be a t akes the revenue cutter WI by it that the condition in w , Lucia they t step forward and save th y property the m I Caler i A,.. 44f - active/bus and it e Matz, with the art of rearina them. unusually so. On Saturday last, while the Berkshire hounds ni of calamities was deemed I sub- ro ert fr ' the looking-glass a valuable friend. Mr. Sullivan estimates ; true sailor-like style, I but desirable. ' This rep 3' I s P 3 7 om Impending ruin • this was felt by a . , plUt , r a 8 VerrlOVal. Sterillt ' bY many in a hopeless cri • quence • is anything N the smoking power of the Indian at fifty pipes a day, but his ! greatest gallantre. . se tin • y and its conversion. were cub hunting at Wytham, the seat of the Earl of 3 15. It is, however, con rac__ca_ purport of what We large body of gentlemen with whom he (the speaker) 'clerable time solatory to know that th stantially embodies the p ti I tobacco is dilut d • e with three times its quantity of the dried i Berne eons' :,e. 182 ) • J • CULVE 4 • 1,,,,, n . RWELL, 31. D (184 Abingdon, several of the foot people viewed no less than seven - e places of these emigrants would --eass, k e tera. aa - Y - fite Years Medi . 1 ), 3 1.R.C.5. (1827), L.S.A• being filled up by Scotch have already written on the subject. To those who bad held:correspondence on the subject, and after ma- bark of the red willow, which makes it hotter to the mouth, ; the child, who - i sseee cal and F foxes. In the districts of Lord nedesdale's and Mr. Drake's are and English settler. °wards particular ture deliberation the but much dirai n iA, and V 5, 6 io Ar m . . Fitton hours daily till orensic Referee in these allin the Irish i '' have deemed our remarks unjust t , - Present meeting bad been re ...ea its sedative effect.-Theltene's House- I for the prompt 11 9 ' sPhtee geg t Fire. a !Evenings, Seven till I ell -strata ! - hounds, it must also be gratifying to the sportsman to learn who, equ g n general industry, surpass ed to be included 4WD the solved u ph n oOnt - hold Word; i goitlonsu. lof that foxes are numerous. them in fortitude and pereeverance and i n t h e wh o offices which happen— g pen, for ine purpose of appointing 4. . ~ . WEEK DAYS. 911ND•78. l A I dl .9, I • . I ' 0 1141 .• '8 A 1 cl I t tl Time.: o_ 1 1i i 4 8 t 1 F . 1 a 1,, , !z, 2, ti 8 6 4 .: 44 0 i 04 ............ ' - : . 94 _ 1— : _ 2 _ 10 —9% ; 11 114 — !4 1 1 2 ' 4 ~ ..... i = : 3 1 _ I 'rs -- _.5 % // ? 2 COURT CIRCULAR, BALMORAL, OCT. 7. esy• znd hii Royal Ilignoess Prince Bdlrooral yesterday for the Shiel of Allt na The Viscountess Canning is in attendance on her Majnty. Mr. Masterman, ALP., and the City Remem brancer had an interview yesterday with the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, at his official residence in D )‘s ning-street. Dispatches were sent yesterday to the Governor- General of Canada from the Colonial-office. Dispatches were also sent to the Governor ofMalta, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, and to the Governor of the Falkland Islands. TilE QUEEN'S VLSI r TO THE PRINCIPALITY. (From the _North Wales Chronicle.) The inhabitants of Bangor no sooner heard of her Majesty's intentions than they simultaneously re sponded to the invitation which, at the instance of the Hon. Colonel Pennant and other magistrates, we bad the honour of sending out on Monday evening, and attended in large force, and of all classes of rank, religion, and politics, full of affectionate zeal and de votion, at a public inee!ieg, in the sessions -room, on the following. morning. It was felt that there was little time permitted for preparation, and a sketch of the general desire being extemporised, a committee was formed, and a sub.crivion immediately entered upon. Colonel Pennant instantly put his name down for 20/, and in a few minutes' time upw ar d s of .501., since in creased we hear to upwards of 1301., was raised towards defraying the incidental expenses. The committee entered upon their duties the same afternoon, and a programme was determined upon, from which we learn that triumphal arches are to be erected along the line of her Majesty's route from the railway sta. tion to the Penrhyn Arms Hotel ; that the benefit societies of the town and neighbourhood are to be in vited to come with their flag:, banners, emblems, and music, to line the streets, which will also give every individual amongst them a capital opportunity of see ing and greeting the royal person; that as her Ma jesty is mu 'h interested in promoting the extension of education amongst the children of the poorer classes, the various schools of all denominations are to be offered a conspicuous position in the line of march ; that there is to be a splendid display of fireworks ; that bonfires will be made on the heights ; but that no general illumination is to be proclaimed, as there rirnuld be danger in families going forth to witness it, and leaving their houses lighted but unprotected A wish was also expressed that the native costume might be adopted as extensively as possible amongst those accustomed to wear it, and which sits so prettily upon many of the fair ones of Anglesey, so as to make the ovation the more characteristic. And it was understood that should there be a surplus, after paying all expenses necessary for a suitable outward demonstration of affectionate loyalty and respect, it should be appro priated to the purposes of charity. These were the intended preparations as then indicated. But we have since learnt that many of the tradesmen of the town will exhibit emblematic devices in gas, which will be lighted in the evening, and that there will be transparencies shown in various directions. Great preparations are also making at Penrhyn, whose princely owner will spare neither pains nor expense to do honour to the occasion. We hear that, in addi• tion to his handsome contribution to the town's ex penses, he has intimated his intention to take upon himself the entire cost of the fireworks, and that he has engaged a person from Vauxhall to superintend them. The display will be on the water, the tide being favourable, and within view of her Majesty's apartments at the Penrhyn Arms, and visible from the port, from Hirael, Garth, and Anglesey. Mr. Bicknell's arrangements, we have no doubt whatever, will be devoted wholly and solely to her Majesty's comfort and convenience. It must be a high gratifi cation to him to be thus honoured with the royal en couragement, when it is remembered that he had the privilege of receiving her Majesty when Princess Victoria, and her ro) al mother the Duchess of Kent, at the hotel at Beaumaris, at the time of the Eisteddfod. Much anxiety is evinced to oscertain in which mode her Majesty will pay her promised visit to Bangor. Though it must, we fancy, be looked upon as a pri vate visit, yet there will of necessity be some of the appendages of State ceremony with it. As justly observed by the Hon. Colonel Pennant, her Majesty may be so much fatigued with her journey she may require repose, and formal addresses need therefore scarcely be thought of; but we presume there will be guards of honour provided at the hotel and railway station, with military bands for the performance of he National Anthem. It has been stated by some of the papers willing 'l3 admit that her Majesty is coming here, thst she will leave 1341113°1.81, hr r High land home, o n th e morning o f t h e 12 h ( fussdsy sex), arrive at liolyroed Pslace, Edinburgh, on , he following evsnine, turd sleep there. On Wed nesday she will E sinburgh at 8.30, nv t ail va3, for Carlisle, under the tnanog, "wilt of rhe leeri er, and Nortn-W, stern Company to liVsrriugto.l ; , nd—hyhe 13,1.1,nn.ad, Ldnea, hire, and (.3neshire Junction 1111.—to Chest. is , a [ere her Maj• sty inuy be expected between two and :hr,- , e o'clock in the ,tternoon of Wednesdf.y next. After stag ing a few , ninutes fur refreshment, the Queen will proceed by the Chester and 11013 head Railway to B ingor, and r,inain for the night at the Peorhyn Arms Hotel. It is expected that on Thursday morning her Mejesty wtll take an excursion to the Britannia Tubular Bridge, and will then return to Chester, or, more properly speaking, to the Saltney Junction, where the directors of the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway will have the honour of receiving the royal party, for he purpose of conducting the illustrious visitors along 'heir picturesque line to Shrewsbury; thence the carriages will proceed by the Shrewsbury and Bir mingham Railway to Wolverhampton, where the London and North-Western Company will again " do , uit and service" by conveying the royal train to Bir mingham, and thence along the extension, through oxford, to Windsor. In the above case her Majesty's arrival here will not be until late in the afternoon, but if, as we have heard, her Majesty leaves Balmoral on the Monday, and again honours Mr. Edwards by sleeping at the Royal Hotel, Crewe, the royal party will be at Bangor much earlier. This, however, will be ascertained beyond doubt by the committee early in the ensuing week, and, of course, will be duly proclaimed fur the information of the multitude. Air. Stevenson, we believe, will have the satisfac tion of conducting her Majesty to the tube, which will be covered with the flags of all nations, having the royal standard at the entrances. The Bangor station will be splendidly illuminated, and there will be a grand exhibition of flags and devices. There will doubtless be suitable demonstrations at all the stations along the line, the directors of w hi c h are loyal, liberal, and opulent. At Shrewsbury, the authorities of the town and the railways in connexion therewith have been busy in preparing arra ngements for th e l oya l reception and the pay i ng of dutiful homage to our beloved Queen as the mother of her subjects. It is not expected that her Majesty will make any long stay at the sta tion ; but it is the intention of the corporation, with t h e permission of the Sovereign, to present an ad dress on the occasion, in the name of the borough• preparations are also going on at the rail way station. Sloping plirforms will be erected the whole length of the station end somewhat fur ther, s o as to accommodate about one thousand persons, and the se w ill b e cont i nue d dawn to the will centre line of r a il s , over w hi c h th e royal " ' ai w n will ish bt to pass. Elegant w a i t i n g and refreshment-rooms h provided f or h er Majesty, should it b eher leave the c a rri age; an d the station itself will be beau tified and decorated with flags and other devices i n a splendid and suitable manner. .The new locom ot i ve which is to be used en theodcc tahseloonihwerillarbreadnegceomraetnetdsl in a magnificent manner , an will be a propos. In tact, no expense nor pains will lat to the event. be spared to give Princess t • Victoria— Her the Her Majesty—tehcen Eisteddfod in BeflUrnarlS in 1832, and in 1847, with Prince Albert, passed through the Straits. Since the above was placed in type we learn that the first route mentioned shove will be the chosen one _that the hour of her Mojesty' s arr i va l at Bangor w ill be about five o'clock. The committee have made excellent arrangements as regards police, and there can be no doubt that her Majesty, Prince Albert, and t h e Royal Family will long have reason to remember their reception in the Principality with feelinfis . of gratification. FUNERAL OF A MILITARY KNIGHT - OF WINDSOR (A WATIRLOO OFelcza,).—Yesterday (Friday) the remains of the late Li eu t enant Henry Griffiths, Military Knight of Windsor, were interred en the Green of St. George's Chapel, Windsor. The funeral, by the desire of the deceased, was conducted without military honours, bat the Governor,_ Major Moore, attend e d as c hi e f mourner , accompan i e d by H. 11 ° 1 derness, Esq., the medical attendant. The pall was borne by Ensign Lamb, Lieutenant Nantes, Colonel Fitzgibbon, and Captain Ellison, Military Knights, and by the Governor cf the Naval Knights, Lieutenant Okes, and Lieutenant Sewers, Naval Knight, Lieutenants fling and Henry, Naval Knights, and Captains King and Hollingsworth, Military Knights, followed. Lieutenant Griffiths, who was chance ' . .erised by great urbanity of manners, had served many years with distinction in the 15th Hussars, and was present at the Battle of Waterloo. Disabled by ill-health be ultimately re tired, but he lived and died universally esteemed alike as an officer and military knight, a gentleman, and a Chri s ti an . He had completed his seventieth year. GALLANT ACT.--DARTMOUTH, OCT. 2..—0 n Sa turday last a child, who was playing on the quay in this town, accidentally fell over, and immediately sunk in deep water, under a lighter. Lieutenant Carter, commander of the revenue cutter Wickham, who was near the spot, in true sailor-like style, threw aside his cap, and, with the greatest gallantry, plunged to the rescue. After being under some considerable time, he appeared above water, holding the child, who would have met with a watery grave, but for th , prom pt guid noble astietance of the above-named gentleman. e