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life thefft•avii':l"l:eetir .. , . „ - - '" . . . . . a _ . . . w• - . Tfik SUN LONDON MONDAY EVENINer, AUGUST 6 IBO 5. I .......-- _____________---------- ~ii. ~._____ . tempted, and that he did not consider Mr. Bisshopp's REBOB °6(e ee i ROYAL POLYTECHNW INSTITUTION. , HOP INTELLIGENCE. ' THE EAST INDIA CO.MP AN Y. ' SURR ff.)Y SESSIONS. • life was safe, after the fearless and straightforward man- 1 4 0 LIMITED LIABILITY BILL. s ea. 4c.- d to the -ea.-- . dia....••••.IO.IIMIIMMEM Pressure of other matter has prevented ne from notic. ( Front the Maidstone Journal.) A 3 I urer em lo ed at ' tdessrs. ner he had iven his evidence befure the bench, and • • . • - f John Smit ,2 , a abo , P3' g ' The following letter has been addresse Ile same mail whicn conveys to tie inhabitants o ' the en ;neers was irelicted for ste alin a • moreover, the olice had again been threatened. HER MA JESTY I S SHIP Ai A .. ORANBROOK -The bine looks healthy and vigorous, our Indian empire intelligence of the installation of a MeudelaY e, e- • g ; . . of the 7inzes :- This bill, as amended in committee and on recommit- ing the very popular and pleasing novelties Introduced at valuable brass pistnn gland belonging. to a steam -engine , Toe magistra P tes regretted the manner i e n n which he had metat, has just been printed. The bill, which has already 1 this institution under the auspices oafddtihtTo in t d o efat i g a.blei the burr is de . veloien itself profusely, and with fine new Governor General will also bear the glad tidings to e p weather in prospectiv i e g there seems a probability of this native ears that the great Company from whiCh the erecting for a Government gun-boat, the propert yof his 1 b . een treated, and passe d d aa h d ig o n rd "mi d 3ll m n t h f e o r r o t f he as passed through the House of Commons, is entitled " A masters, and Samuel Longman, a marine store •dealer, 1 sistance he had render ~ re ere an m spe w, a Pepper, Esq. In f d n .nee mu n sic h a arish growing a large quantity of fine hops. We have power of Lord Canning is nominally derived has sus- Bill for Limiting tbe Liability of Members of certain manager, entertainments Dr. Rae lectured a . ew ays En o t which was at once d r ing on business in Church-street, Lambeth, 'gas in- i mai constables to be sworn in, one. Joint-stock Companies." - ith s ecial Arctic regions, and on his Arctic journeys, a p noticed in some grounds, where the bine grew away fast, tained a most mortifying, arid, we must add, a well- cer y upon the cause, tbose of fielM e i dieted for receiving the same. d as • ble fate of Sir John Franklin and that the branches are unusually long pointed, and we merited defeat-a defeat, cot in the ield or on the sea, The laws of friction are as undefine 0 / 1 t the theory Whereas it is expedient to enable members of joint- reference to the probe . • • m t• th • t e becau-e, in estimating the pro- but one not the less disgraceful because the arena of en ion e circums anc Sergeant Romaine, 14 L. said be watched tl ie pre- His lecture commenced wah Churchill s jour- PRICES OF SHARES experiment has given 'many facts, bu . stock companies to limit the liability for the debts and his party. c , bable amount of duty, this, together with the lateness native victory is to be found in Whitehall, and the war- very imperfect. assi i4 n ,an e oo an er Mine River i 1771 dh t k mises in private . clothes. On . the aftern . oon of the sth engagements of such companies to which they are now ney to the be sew Smith come outwith something bulk) , under IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM lop& at all succeeding travellers in sledeee of the season, should not be overlooked, dens of the lists were the Judicial Committee of the ult. . subject : Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's most instructive g a • " HOLLINGBOMINE. -Our hops are growing very fast, Privy Council. his jacket. He followed him, and saw him enter Long- PANIES' STOCK. acted we Pe ael S rl me i e d , i - t flo ri n ; e i it h e . co e e as e d ! d t e no m sn n e e r: ml t , ot o in c . ee c a c s vro i o ho n er e ilia d rss b i y v eh 1 I t t h on i d s 13 Ir e a yd c , co_oi 5013:_i excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent Ste., down to the present period. The lecture being given ________.a..-- of a wheel brings greater results from nee Or w h l e ' h e e l r w e i n u re s k l i a d w o s r a c c r t u e s d h u w p o it n h i a n g d i a v i e l n y h th r fth A •• d" ' the theatre w ere ere ics o e rc.ic iscoveries and still keep a promising and healthy appearance. The It is at all times difficult t o awa k en p u blic man's sh .w op, when . the letter invited hem into his private of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in in l ced added greatly to its effect. On collating a ll i n . grounds are in very good condition. From the Official List. and that you may reduce the diameter s? ower eeee i t es • wei ght ,el fO O this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority are pa_ MEREWORTH.-- The hops here are looking remarkably the story of the sufferings of our Indian subjects, and saw Smith concealing something undee his jacket e when sympathy, or even to excite a passing interest, by room. . itness immediately rushed into the roo in, and h • h h b bt • d D R fi 1850 formation wlc as een o ame , a to xes rmestiED EYERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING . the elucidation. All know bow the incre , e -Or of the same, as follows :- principle is involved that will explain the a . as the year in which "the white men" died; and he stated evell a . t present. They are coming fast into burr. There cases the chicanery and rapacity o f w hi c h wo uld he asked him what he hadthere. He replied, "no thing," Pu but witness , laid hold of him, and after some struggling LONDON, FRIDA.Y, Aim 3, 1855. 1. Any joint-stock company to be formed under the that eveu Esquimaux sometimes die of starvation ; and is a little mould on some grounds, but none to hurt at raise a tempest of popular indignaeon at home are re- launch. oak, °de ! ' act of the Bth year of her Majesty, chap. 110 (other than that some years ago he lost several of his own party. present. _______,_ an assurance company), with a capital to be divided into s uel Peterson foreman in the turning- depart garded with indifference, becaus3 the sufferers are of he found the brass gland produced. MARDEN.-The prospect for the crop continues very alien race and a whole ocean separates us from the scene Mr. ..,am . GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. of the Pr elell owing te the scarcity of food. Dr. Rae considers that, d h ' d 1 th - e gland pro ucec as e property of shares of a neroeiaal value not less than 10/. each, may favourable; the backward charaeter of the season is the of wrong. But, even at the risk of being pronounced menti identifie t . . - 1 h hth f F kl . ' ffi f d h limited a t oug e graves o ran in s o cers were oun on nt • . o the erecting .shop on Dividend . Amount , uents, a obtain a certificate of complete registration wit _ only thing against it. tedious by our readers, we must ask them to bear with the prosecutors. He sent it i _ Tile force to put in motion polished liability upon complying with the condition - s following, eec y B h Island, that yet Franklin proceeded westward of Name of Company. per of Paid. ' Price. PECKHAM (Ease).-Hops continne exactly the same as us vvbile we enter briefly into the cage of the Rajah tbe Saturday previous to be fitted to an engine belong- i p fr r i e e s t s io u e re . of H s a 6l , b d s. n t ie o ta th ls e , in w c i h th , oisatabuonugt I, tb. essw eff t the limits of 321bs. to the inch, 1-6th. sesli bi Barrow Strait. He thinks that the vessels were lost at Annum. Share. in addition to doing all other matters and things now ee- . the north-west end of Peel Sound ; and, from drift wood of Kurruckpoon If any country gentleman should ex- ing to one of her Majesty's gun-boats. It was not in . quired in order to obtain a certificate of complete reps last week. W s. d. X e. d. the agencY .. 0 are may be so great as to overcome ef le r, having been found in Victoria Strait, that the party had ROLVENDEN.-Our hops still continue to grow very claim, " What is the Rajah of Kurruckpoor to me el its present state. It has been mutilated by blows in ie It! h 0 eriarate i s ' r s '• "•• " " •"' - to det ' • - . ce Regent, v t ee '' tration, that is to say- rapidly, and the Joneses are coming into burr. we must apologise by informing him that the Rajah fiicted by some heavy instrument, t 20 guent altogether. The Then , Lee s p . ~ h t Ditto Provincial .• .. 71. 20 0020 0 0 , (1.) The promoters s al h 1 state on their returns te the Procee . ded southwards towards Black River • and t a ' ' TONBRIDOE.-The hop gardens preeent a pleaeing is a man of ma,ny acres a,nd that he owns a little value from the marine store dealers. Witness added • Bnghton ••••..• • • • .. 51. 20 0020 0 0 1 isy, when launched, weighed 2,400 tons, aim D ee s on eh company is from the slight chance they had of meeting deer, they, office for provisional registration that su a thousand workmen City of London .. •• .. 41 Os 100 0 0 150 00i 90 ' scene • the plant now covers the alleys, the burr is bold estate on the borders Of Behar, which is loosely that the firm employed more tha ‘ n vest . e , , , . her ways ; tee u rse l e of 361 b. upon every inch of _ , hoo f co a eil in the absence ef any means of support, died of starve- , , ntinental (4th Cap.) . - ,500020 0 0 - , proposed to be formed with limited liability : and in every respect healthy. computed to be about as big as the whole kingdom in their establishment in the mu:neer-road, and ee" 441 b. Excessive wei he in launching a , so te . _ --e_ From such data and daily facts we see that 3 gr . nre erenCe to t e present expe I ion, wic is et _ 1 Equitable 2/ lOs 50 0 0 all 36 •••••••••• . . (2.) The word ii limited" shall be the last word of the tion I f h cI•C h' h • now on its • d E • way to explore the spot describe by tqua NV EST FARLEIGH AND YALDING. -The hops here are of Sardinia, and that his next-door neighbour is such robberies were a source of ereat annoyance and re- Great Central ....... 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all name of the company : , Imperial ............ 101.8 e bonus. 50 0 0 The deed of settlement shall contain a statement to the maux as the place where " the white men' are to be growing luxuriantly, and looking as well as the planters another Rajah, whose possessions are twice as large- as gret tn. the honest men. The prisoner had every (wor sen wish. 40 0 0 " - which the ways are laid the grease is made au" ll th limited liability. found, he ventures to hope their journals may be disco- 50 0 0 those of our Italian ally. C om p are d with the owners tunity in such a place to mutilate property and .carry it Inderndent .......•• 51. 2 t ..... effect that the company is formed wi tributing to the results of yesterday. meag op The deed of settlement shall be executed by share- . , vered • for although the Esquimaux stated that many of WATERINGBURY.-Our bine is going on better at this of t'aese colossal domains, the estates of the house; of off the premises unperceived. He had been in tl air em- ' present time than has been known for many years, and Portland, Rutland, and Clevelaml sink into insignifi- ploy at good wages for eight menthe. L . d make Do., Path Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 a . le , i aelditional circumstance, that, from the P. ee.,ix .•• ........., 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 3014 The remedy or preventive is by no ,e e e eie e United G 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 73 holders holding shares to the amount in the aggregate of their books had been destroyed, yet he believes, from ,lo same effect as upon t g he small wheel alludpederitio,se,eetiliocee,eooo has laiely been sought in the northern Yare ° „ 'b a il ri t the burr is coming out in many grounds very full and cance, and, if these nobleme n h ave a , r i g ht t o b e h ea rd Sergeant Romaine said he searched ongman's house, Ratcliff ....• ....... eneral ...... 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 20 the motor P. , 'at least three-fourths of the nominal capital of the com. the knowledge he has of the careful character of the Es strong, and clear from vermin, and there is every Pros- in England for their Dukeries, it must be remembered and there appeared every facility for receiving an westminster Chartered 4; per cent. 60 0 0 pany, and there shall have been paid up by each of such quimaux, that the books may yet be found hidden under ect of a good growth of hops. that the Rajah of Kurruckpoor and his brother Rajahs ing away with stolen property, also for evading the offi- Ditto, New ........ - 9 V shareholders on amount of his shares not less than 20/. stones, in accordance with the custom of Esquimau P have an equal right to be heard in India for their Re- cere of justice. In cross-examination, he said _Longman when they wish to conceal things. 50 0 0 10 o 0 , - 47 a d w e c a l y i v i w ty i th ; b t u h t e d t h og ° - s e h l o ' i re ' s ' a w n h d e n e v e " r y e e P t re u v ell ii tic e e :i o u ' d per centum. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. jahries. offered no opposition. to him, but allowed hira to look WATER-WORKS. too Walk , ' he li reby tw The payment of the above percentage should be ac- The experiments in illustration of the Russian infer- Well to make a long story short the East India Com- over his premises willingly. knOwledged in or endorsed on the deed of settlement, and nal machines are complete and very interesting ; and we Dividend Amount rred. Or' .11'. ' • • • ' 17 5 - ' -• Mr. Robinson made a very eloquent appeal to the jury NORFOLK,-TURNIP FLY.-The insect so Injurious to paey in the year 6 succeeded by cession to the pos- Name of Company. per of r ud e so t e n wd a n, i n ba s un t a d t d twh i ffi oe c oa u tr I he t e y or . f treen l f u s h fio a nu v gn e tdo l a do t e no l e y s o s , Paid. Price. twiste, and imminent danger is incu , eg a,,,e m the fact of the same having been bona fide so paid shall now enjoy an exhibition of filthy Thames wate . r taken the turnip crop, called " Black Jack," has appeared. sessions and sebjects of the Great Mogul, and found on Longman's behalf, contending that there was not a I Annum. Share. I have no doubt when the line-of-battl son-01We be verified by a declaration of the promoters, or any two from London, Hungerford, Vauxhall, and Richmond It is about 18 years since the turnips were almost de- among the latter an ancestor of the Rajah of Kur- tittle of evidence that he had received the brass, the re- , of them, ma,de in pursuance of tbe act made in the earth Bridges, as seen through a splendid oxy-hydrogen micro stro ed b this destructive caterpillar. This is a very ruckpoor. It had been the custom of those Princes suit of which was an acquittal. 61. per cnt. I St s o . ck, 4 117 A) 'l' wow efficiency, that a cradle will be used in Wt . ' vill: year of the reign of his late Majesty King William IV., scope, abounding with horrible slimy worms called .3 1 y , East London up slip, now ordered for Bermud el a u ; : s e. b i.sT e l eh i v i e ll _ w a s e e c e e o ot h Y• or. l l 4; B o: ll serious visitatation.-Cambridye Chronicle. to farm out their territories t o zemi n dars, the greater - e Ma - Lille) , then addressed the jury on behalf of Smith, Grand Ju.nction ...... 1 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 68W ehips, as well as those hove up for oer_ ee r oe; a. 62. - gordii. These are now the denizens of the once good The late rains, though retarding the hay harvest, and of whom were often entrusted with rights and duties but he eves foend guilty. , Kent .....• .......... 51. per cut. 100 0 0 - 78 thousands a-year will be saved, and tre ele ss And upon such conditions being complied with, and bed of the River. Oh, shade of Isaac Walton m here Lambeth ............ i - 100 0 0 - such other matters and thinge done, the registrar of would now be thy piscatory delights . The salmon • e ' in sOme few instances lodgiug grain in . heavy ground, which more properly belonged to the Government The Chairman, in discharging Longman, severely lec- New River Company.. , 21. 10s. - - - _,,eort, joint-stock companies shall grant a certificate of complete that graced the Thames, and others of a ire inor have generally been most beneficial. Wheats and pots- itself. Thus they collected from the ryots or villagers tured him as to his future mode of doing business. as he Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per mt. 100 0 0 - 89% from merchants' slips. • ' ehe m e r e l e toes are looking very healthy, and, notwithstanding a a certain portion of the gross products of the lands, they might be aseured the police would look after him rather West Middlesex ...... - 5/. per cent. 61 0 0 - registration with limited_ liability to such ceimpany. tribe, are no longer hooked, but are foully murdered ! faint whisper here and there of the re-appearance of the imposed taxes and levied tolls, and increased their in. sharply. As for Smith, he would sentence him to six topplegge° 2. Any joint-stock company, except as aforesaid, now We pray that Faraday may find et hearing and a remedy disease in the latter esculent, the potato crop on the comes by fees and perquisites. They were bound to months' hard labour at Wandsworth, and he might think BRIDGES. ~.,,- _ slow rate at which she went off, and her s wo e jr or hereafter completely registered under the said act of ate of things Our limited space forbids us to 91 ~* That the excessive weight overconiewienn-g::::ll,l_rredet:ig':o-:1. - vented. It does not cost 51. to launch tee et e i e a s e e t e h e o f c t a h u e s e w a o t f e r t h w e a f s a f i for this at „ whole was never better, or gave such assurance of a pro- maintain peace and order, and to administer justice, as himself lucky in receiving such leniency. He hoped it Dividend Amount the Bth year of her Majesty, may obtain a certificate of do more than to advise our friends to see these most in lifio return. Oate, barley, and turnips have aleo bene- those terms were understood in the time of the Great Mo- would actasm, caution to other workmen employed in Name of Company , but resistance is beyond general conception' .. a , 0 01 complete registration with limited liability, in manner structive and pleasing novelties. We can enumerate fited by the late genial. moisture • and should we now be ul and they ware forced to keep up a police force, and to such large establishments. g , , Ant er . Shoafre. . Paid. Price. gthreears•eesiwst - monstrated at the Camber slip, where a tle f e e e ate and subject to the conditions following ; that is to say- many others. favoured with fine sunny weather, it may be safely maintain civil and criminal court-. But while, as regarded • Z s. d. £ s. d. The directors of such company rnaY, with the consent On Saturday evening Mr. Pepper invited a large assumed that the crops this year will be fully an average. the ryots and other inhabitants of these Zemindaries, they POLICE _INTELLIGENCE. Hungerford -.. • • .... - - -12 a o c f ro th ss e th ra e il l e i . ne, H an er d e n a ot eh m ip ore an t q h u a i n re e:: re e o 4 l t : h ee e ler e . j of at least three-fourths in number and value of its share- party of scientific gentlemen and others to a private This estimate applies to . Scotland and Ireland equally were invested with regal poWer, as regarded the Govern- 4. Southwark ...... •• .. - 100 0 0 - Ditto Nevr of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 50 0 0 - - - launching, but yields to the resistance edeeeeper holders who may be present, personally or by proxy, at inspection of a bar of the new metal Aluminium, which with England. In our own district there has been of went they were little more than stewards or adininistra- MINSION-HOUSE.-77tornas William Beal was Waterloo ..... ....•• •• - 100 0 0 -3% correctly that in no instance has a less id'. el y any general meeting summoned for that purpose, make la made from clay or brick. This specimen, which has late a good deal of rain ; but notwithstanding this, if we tore. Teeir Zemindaries were only granted to them further examined before the Lord Mayor, charged evith r t t t e Z e d e r t i ee ° o f f re 860 0 0 - 1 1 / . 1 1 1: ' ): . 4d d : 40 0 0 - 32 the wall. 10 41! lli such alteration in the name, nominal value of shares, excited a vast amount of interest in the scientific world, having in his possession a large quantity of valuable pro- vauxhati ............ 16s. 70 10 3 - 28% a build er '. OA are favoured with a course of propitious weather, there from year to year, and the amount of the jumna, or 221, I sympathise with the respecte eole s e, . and deed of settlement of the company, as may be neces- was graciously presented to Mr. Pepper by his can be no doubt the country at large will have little yearly assessment to Government, was varied annually, perty, which had been stolen from the premises of Mr. diffe e e sary for enabling it eo comply with the conditions herein Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French, reason to complain of the yield of the crops, either in and often in an arbitrary manner. Barber, watchmaker and jeweller, Cheapside. DOCKS. shown great skill in overcoming the a . before mentioned with respect to joint-stock companies and was obtained from the Emperor's private labo- regard to quantity or quality. -Newcastle Journal. We must also remind our readers that the Great Mo- Mr. Wontner attended for the prosecution, and Mr. Dividend Amount " f - hence " the right man in the right place. el ope,. seeking to obtain certificates of complete registration ratory. Mr. Pepper addressed a letter to his Impe- We regret to state that the broken weather con- gul was not always the jolly-looking fellow whose fea- Duncombe defended: Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. I am, Sir, your obedientesdeedie with limited liability ; and upon compliance with such rial Majesty, expressing the wish that he would 3' At the close of the proceedings, which occupied a Con- tinnes ; rain descends in frequent and copious streams ; tures we find on our pack of cards. He occasional] . conditions the registrar shall grant to such company, by favour the Polytechnic Institution with a specimen. and and we fear that harm will be done to the corn as well . had hard times of it when the lawles3 and savage tribes sidera,ble time, . Camber Slipyard, Portsmouth. its new narne, a certificate of complete registration with on Thursday last it was received through the French as to the outlyiughaw.-Carlisle Patriot. of the hills poured down the ghats or mountain Mh e Lord m a y or sa id h e s h ou ld comm it th e pr i soner Commercial .......... 5/. pr cent. I Sto s e . lt c . i. 4 StL - k,. -- next. •------- .., limited liability; and thereupon all privileges and obli- Embassy. The bar is considered a magnificent speci- , East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. -116 w The heavy rains with which this district, in common . ' pa , ,seP . , wasting and burning all before them, and leading f or t r i a l on T ues d ay gations hereby attached to companies with limited liabi- men, and was produced under the scientific process of with Most parts of the kingdom, have been lately visited their neighbours on the lowlands a weary life. Against , East Country.. -...-. - - . lity, tbeir shareholdere, directors, and officers, shall at- M. H. St. Claire Deville. The first specimens which have, we regret to state, done a considered° amount of these itivasions the Ma,homeda,n Princes had established -- GUILDH ALL. -Thomas Wi/son, a traveller, ciao' London .•• • • Ditto Bonds.• •• - - 102 - - COUNTRY MARV° . .• -....---s---- f.' re - RTA I(4. ei tech to the company named in such certificate, its share- were produced of this metal were very small ,• then they damage to the grain crops. The wheat, which was get- a peculiar tenure, called "gh,atteallee," that is ghat, or .., as c arge c ore erman ope- - gave a false addresg w h db f Ald C ee , holders e directors, and officers. attained the size of the top of the finger. The nature • e trig n eavy in the ear, has been extensively laid. In the pass-guarding tenure ; lands were granted to individuals, land with attempting to pass a counterfeit halacroven. St. Katharine - - HADDINGTON CORN MAR..- - 00 . Ito 0 -• 3. Any joint-stock company, except as aforesaid, con. of the material was firet discovered by Sir Humphrey neighbouring counties the rains are represented as hav• often of high rank, at a low rent, or no rent at all, on Mr. Charles Bellamy, from the Office of the Solicitor outhampton - Victoria .. • • 6 614 0 stituted under any act of Parliament,- whereof it shall be Davy, in the year leoB, when it was assumed to be a ina sone times descended with all the violence of a tropi- condition (if their watching the passes through which the of the Mint, said the prisoner was not known, and had JOINT-STOCK BANKS. First ea . Second Bos Od 37s ed 76s 9d 38s 4a 1 3 , 3 0 : oa 1 0 10 provea to the satisfaction ot the Board of Trade that n ot metallic oxide ; but it could not then be obtainel in such cal downfall, and whole fields of wheat bave been beaten descents of the hill tribes were made, and a contidereble the opportunity of giving him "leg bail," but had. not - , Third 72s Od 34s Od " re' gl less than 20a per centum of the capital of such coenpany quantities as to test its properties ; and, indeed, it re- down so much that they cannot possibly recover. The portion of the Zemindary °t i the Rajah of Kurruckpoor availed hirnself of it. B.e did not, therefore, purpose Dividend Amount 462 q 0 has been paid up, may obtain a certificate of complete mained almost unnoticed until the subject was again oats have not been so much injured as the barley and was composed of this ghatwallee tenure. prosecuting in the case. . , . Name of Company. per of Annum.' Share. Paid. Price. Total quantity of wheat in market, l a c oati e grog/1 registration with limited liability, in manner and subject brought before the scientific world in the year 1827 by wheat. B ith these and the barley bid fair to be heavy At the time of the ceesion in 1765 nothing could be Alderman Copeland said it was a very sad thing. that - oats st 12, er e e. , i to the condition following ; that is to say, the celebrated Swedish chemist, CErsted, who eedea- crops. Beans are described as improving. Much in- more lamentable than the state of the country ; rapine the Solicitor of the Mint should have the power of deter- e t We.d.£ s. d. !V ft beans The directors of guch company may, with the consent voured to produce the metal in a detached form, by the : e e e jury eas ueen ...one to the mown grass. To-day (Friday) and robbery prevailed, whole tracts of country lay waste, m i n i ng th e law ot the land at his pleasure. When he was e i s ti ralas - ........ 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 88% PP PP ~ . Ott., /fr, h No la rtlamerican 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 , 66 AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QV', 1/ 5 , , .of at least three-fourths in number and value of its employment of chloride of aluminium ; and about thirty the weather is fine, and there are indications of a favour- and neither rvots nor Zemindars had any interest in in Parliament he did his utmost to get it altered. The CO . mtnercial of London. 6/. per cent.lloo 0020'0 0 32 Wheat, 3/. 16 9 11-12ths 1 Barley, e•l e 9 ° sbareholders who may be present, personally or by proxy, years since Wohler, more successfully availing himself ot able change, which it is to be hoped will continue. cultivating them, because they had no permanent occu- Mint Solicitor was paid a salary that included his ex- Colonial .............. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 2”. i. , at any general meeting sommoned for that purpose, make the plan pursued by CErsted, succeeded in obtaining a Harvest operations have commenced in the neighbour- i pation of the land, and because the Government ead in- penses ; and, if that could be altered, there would net Lo o n a ir e . ll .... iiv. . o . f . i . u . s .. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Oats, ... 11. 13 6 0-12ths I Beans, ..... el. ,few grains of the metal. At the Museum of Econo- 20 0 0 all 0 20 . -- rp ii• Vii 5 0 1 snob alteration in thename as may be necessary for en- hood of this city.- Worcester Journal, I variably met any improvement in this respect by an in- be such reluctance in prosecuting. As it was he had no London and County .. 12/. per cent.' 50 0020 0 0 - DALKEITH GRAIN MARSEer WO e abling it to comply with the condition in that behalf rale Geology, in Jermyn-street, Dr. Percy laboured HaenteoN.-We had perfect deluges of rain yester- I creased aggesement. To meet this state of things the alternative but to discharge the prisoner. Londn euid Westminstr 141. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 2 , .% o rs . Best. Curren e ee „ eie el i herein-before mentioned with respect to joint-stock strenuously in endeavouring to obtain the metal London Joint• Stock ... 12/. per cent. 50 001000 :- 0% ''' day, turning roadways into water-courses, flushing East Indian Government determined-first, to convert Discharged. 241 Wheat 80s MI ....... . 00s ene • ;...." Se F cempenies seeking to obtain certificates of complete in appreciable quantities from cryolite, a mineral which ovlncial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 52 00s v" •• .." te sewers, choking up and bursting drains, drenching Zeminears into landowners ; and, secondly, to make the John Yates was brought up' on a similar charge, and Fr Ditto, New......... 81. per cent. lt? 0 o all - 3e2 Oats 348 8d registration with limited liability ; and upon compliance exists in considerable quantities in Greenland ; but the Oa • e " e . militiamen and other umbrella.less folk, and sending field - jumna or assessment permanent after a trial period of 10 the tender having been clearly proved, Alderman Cope- National of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 002210 o - 218 Barley 39s Od ...... ... Oes e d ....... • • with such condition the registrar shall grant to such Practical result 3 fell considerably ehort of the theoretical Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0033 0 0 - 25 Peas & beans 49s etd oos 1 ' • i labourers to cover under trees and hedges. The heavier Years, in order to ascertain the real value of the land, and land aeked if there was an ono in court who could prove . company, by its new name a certificate of complete re- amount. It has been reserved for M. St. Claire Deville Ditto, New .. •• - -8/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 21 grain crops have been somewhat bruken and lodged, but then to leave to the proprietors the benefit of all subse- that the half-crown was b Y ad. Oriental Bank Corpora. B'. p. ct.Stbs. 25 0 0 all 42 -- . gistra,tion with limited liability ; and tleerefore all privi- to obtain aluminium in such a quantity as to be enabled fine breezy weather will Pull them up Yet. They are not guent improvements. In this way in the years 1789 Mr. Bellamy said it had been submitted to the Trea- South Australia ••.• .. 14! p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 „ en% Potato oats 39 . leges and obligations hereby attached to companies with to give to the world some of the qualities and peculiari- Union of Australia.. •• 301. per cent. 25 0 0 „ 9 7s Od to 2f3s 6d 1.401bs r so far advanced as to be seriously injured. Great has and 1790 the amount to be paid by the Rajah of Kur- sury, and declared to be so. 'limited liability, their shereholders, directors, and officers, ties of this very extraordinary metal ; whilst generously Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - 210 0 - been the growth in crops of all kinds within the last six ruckpnor for his Zemindary was fixed at 65,000 and odd Alderman Copeland-Take the bGok, sir. Union of L0nd0n...... 20,". per cent. 50 00100 0 28 Common 0at5........27s Od to 27s 6 d ABERDEEN-Aleo• 3 ' eetl i 10 • shall attach to the company named in such certificate, acknowledging the efforte which were made by his pre- weeks, There are complaints that on coast lands and r upees, and in this assesement his ghatwallee lands were Mr. Bellamy-I am not h e r e as a w itness, but only union of Madrid ....• Bere 31s Od to 32s Od 1531 . its shareholders, directors, and officers. decessors. Mr. Pepper in his introductory lecture de- - 4 O 4O 0 0 all - lieht soils oats will be short in the straw, but in our expres.ly included. In 1792 it was found that tbe come to watch the case on behalf of the Mint. _ - - . Barley 31s Od to 32s oa ) .. 0 .• 4. Every company that has obtained a certificate of tailed at length the results of the various experiments le • cay soils this will not be the case. The promise, both thanadiars, or police officers, kept up under the old Alderman Copeland-I demand of you, sir to be cANALS. Wheat, red (spring)64s Od to 66s Od teele s ., , , compleee registration with limited liability shall'paint or which have been made by M. Deville, into which we , sworn, and to tell me, upon oath, whether, to the best _ . - , white 74s Od to 76s Od i eer el . in straw and ear, is of a great crop. Wheat and beans system by the landowners were very inefficient - :affix, and shali keep painted or affixed, its name on the will not, as non-practical chemists, attempt to follow OaLeal 20s Ocl to 21s 6a e ar Or : 0 # e' outaide of every office or place in which the business of him, but we may venture to give the following facts : promise well, and with good ripening weather will yield and the Government wisely resolved to suppress of your belief, it is bad or not. Y these rivate olicemen altogether, and to take the Mr Bellamy was then reluctantly sworn, and stated c N om am pant es o e f s. Flour 55s Ocl to 56s Od r - o pes the company is carried on, in a conspicuous position, in -The specific gravities of platinum, the heaviest of all superior samples. Potatoes and turnips are unusuall Pr " Companies: d Al l' . Price. e e. Div , l e d , end • 410 0 RETAIL PRICES. ,I . 04 e, i exuberant, and as yet free from disea3e.-North, British cbar P. 4 . h P h d fthStt • t th t h h • ' -d • ' b d ge inn t. ean s o e ae , a e same une, tat e behove it eo be a . ... 4 e leiv p i e d r end , Names of Fe' !Annum. . ',2 , Flour -s Od to 3s Ocl Barley flow' ~.... el lettters easily legible, and shall have its name engraven metals, is 20.98, gold 19'26, mercury 13'57, silver Daily Mail. A St, .. . _ in legible characters on its seal, and shall have its name 10'47, iron 7.79, zinc 65. The new metal then (for as the landholders were to be relieved from the Alderman Copeland then committed the prisoner for --- 1 Wi - Oatmeal,l4lb. 2s ld to 2s 2d a ell l e a eate RWIBURGHSHIRE. - The first of the month shows 'expense to which they were subject for the maintena,nce trial, and bound Mr. Bellamy over to appear against hien. i £ l , mentioned in legible characters in all notices, advertise- such 'it may in effect be called) being 2.56, is about 1-Bth Ashtn &Oldh l 98'71. p. ct. 139 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51% Beremeal ls 7d to ls Bcl , P er ' • ._. o ''', itself in better colours than the days of that which has of the force now to be suppressed, it was very reason- Barnsley •• • • !160, - - Neath .. - - 100 160. 150 Peasemeal 2s 7d. to 2s 8d sihs, ....... 'el. s t o 0 1 . mente, and other official publications of such company, of the deneity of platinum, or 1-3d' that of iron. Its just expired. Bright sunshine and a fresh breezy wind able that where allowances for such expenses had been BOW STREET William, Price, a powerful young B B irrknittB::A.brg . 'lso' i 4/. - 0xf0rd...... 100 - 1i 0 4-Ib. 10af...9d. I 2-Ib. loaf.. to 0 0 and in all bills of parcels, invoices, receipts, letters, and colour resembles that of silver, but possesses a some- -ham 40' 41 93 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 86 Cheese, per imperial stone, 3 s . 0 000 prevails to-day, doing something to raise up the made b the Government they should no longer be con- - *•-• No' 25/. 209 Regent's •• • • 30: 11 14% ether writings used in the transaction of the business of what bluish tinge when placed by the side of that man of ferocious aspect, was charged with assaulting PROVISION MARKET. , b. og s o p A crushed and battered tracts of corn land which have been ' tinued, y and the Government therefore resolved to re- and robbing Samuel Enville in Tottenham-court-road in ti o e v r t n y r3 . r. ...... 100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85' 11. 10s. 60 Bee . f, per lb the company. metal, and it reflects the light with a clear and soft radi- the result of the last ten days of broken weather. serve the right of discontinuing them, or (where lands ' . Ellsmre&Chs, 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140 i - 6d to 9d Butter, P I Os' gee r e era e r , Mutton, per lb ed to 8d Eggs, P e w a let 639)0 5.-11 such company do not paint or affix, and keep ance. The aluminium is malleable and ductile almost the middle of the previobs night. GrandTanctnlloo 3'. pr.ct. - Do. Lk I'd,H 121 - Thunder-storms have been travereing the district. Sdme had been allowed for tbe purpoge) of resuming them .. painted or affixed, its name, in the manner aforesaid, without limit, may be beaten into the thinnest possible allege that they never remember as much thunder oc- lelr Dickenson the Collector of Baughulpore, was corn: The complainant stated that he tived at 4, Waiter- Do., 6 pact.' 10 61. pr. ct. lea steed &wore ag e 281. 425 Veal, per lb oraed Surrey,'loo , 41. - Shrewsbury.. 1 25 - Pork, per lb 6d to &I Hens, P r,e, 0 nes I . p f !ace, Camden-town, and was returning homeward along scl to 6d Chickens'," es eeeldere . each of the directors thereof shall be liable to a penalty plate, or drawn out into the most attenuated of wires. °treeing in the same space of time. It had not the effect mis • sioned to inquire into the state of the case as re- Salmoe, not exceeding five pounds for not so painting or affixing When paesed through the fingers it exhales a slight of cooling the air, for that continued at a good tempera- arded the Reeah of Kurruckpoor, and his report con- ottenham-court-road between one and two o'clock in ,1 • • 3 r di . . Grand Union' 10C1 1/ Os - Stoarbridge.. ; 45 12/. 285 . Kennt & Avrt 39 65. Od . 6/ B „evern an per lb Os to Os Dncks, o e " el eeel r do re p 1 its name, and for every day 'awing which such. jam° is odour, somewhat similar to that of iron. It conducts the morning, when the prisoner and another I man pass i e l d e e ster . ,1100' - - Wve Rail. 2 6 21. 28 Grouse, per brace Os to Os DUCklia 8 : 0 110 ogif i i electricity in the most perfect manner, and is expected , ture. Icleavy falls of rain, ae if taking place by the g cludes in the folic - twine. words :-"I do not find • Tallow, p stone, 4s9d to 5s Od TurkeYse e e '4o.serpe pot so kept painted or affixed ; and if any director or breakieg of a waterspout, have been exPerienced in eoine 21. 20 him. In a moment afterwards he was se'zed by t e L , :F il d4Livr . 100 1 251. - ,Witiwick & 1 • Potatoes, pr peck, 10i1 to 12d . Geese, " e "erte e e , , . other officer of the company, or any person on ini behalf, to prove a much better conductor of that fluid than any districts, doing great injury to the land. Hail showers their jurnna permission to appropriate the produce of ' that any allowances, either by deduction from throat and held down on the pavement bv one of the " 1 tr &Ntk 83 - 28%1Warwick & 1 Butter for exportation (present cure) P e t n o. .. • use. any seal purporting to be a seal of the. company. metal at present known. 'lt melts at a tempeeature men, while the other rifled his pockets, and before he 21. 11 r _, L e ei c e e s ster ... P . ! ' too 5/. 49% i Binning. 5 100 Loughborogh 142 70/. 575 Napton.. 3 100 have occurred also. At Lantonhill, on Thursday 134, Ind ' - ran ' other mode have been granted to any pro- Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen ....•••••1% e whereon its name is not fto engraven as aforeeaid, or somewhat higher than that of zinc, to which metal, in hailstones fell measuring et inches in circumference. a ' t a ct' ° for k y eeping u a , olice establishment." Acting recovered himself the men were off. His shouts drew a . isane or authorise the issue, of any notice, advertise- this respect, it approaches closer thau silver. The che- policeman's attention to the occurrence, and the prisoner 78 21. 20 ._,.........../..--, :, Over the Vale of Ettrick and Tweed, on Saturday after- Pve th r i . . 7, lo . l4lloG er t 3 h ,s s h hlo oo o --___ . ..... i Wo ß r i e n S n lr in t I 7 ment, or other official publication of such company, or mieat preportiee of the re...tat wenia appear to be ievalu- noon treat, a tremendous storm of thunder and lightning m e wisthr,coplodrteleihwetrtltyPtiotwoP,ozaarseayfetreor:aorodts,mml otif:ctz was e,aptured while endea,vouring to make his escape. MeltnMwbry 100 - - ,Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. - . , SE A BORNE MA 0 8 ' • of any bill of parcels 'invoiee receipt letter end other able. lel. Daville states it to be an unalterable metal, took place. In many parts the heavy corn crops and 25th of Jarnarv, 1796, a permanent grant to the Rajah witness numemately men - tined ram, and - Lelleored Le • I ti , and places its position as intermediate between the pre- 1 NSITuAricE coMPANIES. 4,11. writing used in the !transaction of the busihegs •of the turnips fields have suffered by the plunging flay of the (if the while Zemindary of Kurruckpoor, including the should also be a.ble totswear to the prisoner's companion, 'he g a !' ' . ' ' cious and the more common metals. It does not easi Dividend Amount aq gireigel that the mails are sent from _ a te ) i et: company, wherein the name is not mertioeed • in the should he be hereafter apprehended He was perfectly ly ehowers, The h arves t rom i ses e o b e soon at hand. ehatwallee lands to hold in perpetuity, his jumna re- • ' Name Of Company. per of Paid. Price. by the night-and Id by the morning-desPswe p ej ieed , manner aforesaid, he shall be liable to a penalty of 50/. oxidise ; water has no perceptible action upon it at any Already we observe barley fields taking on a decided 'rnaining at 65,060 rupees, as before. sober at the teme. Annum. Share. ef 0 6. No increase to be made in the nominal capitel of temperature ; roofs of houses might be made from this The prisoner was amended for further examination. , . Yellow hue. We have made a number of inquiries OA to In this state matters remained for forty-two years, Xs.d.Z s. d. COUNTRIES. in General Post- h; t sly any Company that has obtained a certificate of complete material, and even sulphuretted hydrogen exercises the condition of the 'tato crr, aed the aeswers are when, ?n a sudden, - in the yeae 1838, a tenant of _ Mice, London.* ..12 . 1 . 01 le . , ' regietration with limited liability shall be advertised or no destructive power on its surface. Aluminium exists Albion ....•• .... -.. 3/. 10s. 500 00500 0 83 . generally favourable. P This is t e critical period for ap- the Rajah who held a porteou of these ghatwallee lands THE MURDER OF A roLrcE INSPECTOR Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 18 • • t.10 0111 :J etherwise treated as part of the Capital of such conepany, in a metallic state in alnaost every description of Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - America(byßrit.packlN Every Friday .• ~ - _ A , 1 . 'Until it has been registered with the Registrar Die-tent clay earths, and rubies, sapphires, and topazes are but earances of disease and anything suspicious is eagerly was weed with a notice that the Guvernment meant AND RIOTS AT HASLEME RE. Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 501 0 0 17% Americo.. (by United Sts. P examined. -Ibid. ' __-.....- to resume all these lands. The case first came on for Atlas . - packet) ..........N 16 7 . . Stock' Companies ; andeno such registration shall be crystallised compounds or oxides of the metal. KILMAREOCK.-For some days the weether has been hearing before Mr. Alerender, a collector, who, on the EXA.MINATION OF THE ACCUSED AT Argus Life ........... 41. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - Atnerica (by U. States Made unless a deed is produced to the registrareexecuted Having arrived at this point of his lecture Mr. Pepper fine, with occasional showers. To-day (Tuesday) it is 9th of December 1838, decided that the lands were not GUILDFORD. British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 005 0 0 7 packet) ..........N .. See •• .by shareholdere holding shares of the nominal value of stated that the eminent firm of Messrs. Hunt and Ros- e . . not less than Pa to the amount in the aggregate of at kelt, of Bond•street, wide their characteristic kindness fainLng heavily, with every prospect of its cOntinuance of a nattlre to be ' reeumecl, and dismissed the claim of On Saturday much excitement prevailed in the town e.'"lericl Med &Gen Life spr ct.Bt bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21 Australia (via South uounty. . •••••••••••••• . ' 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - anapton) ..........m tor tue rest of the day. The crops were never in finer the Government. Nothine daunted be' this adverse de- of Gnildford, in consequence of the knowledge that the crown .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 17% Ditto (via Marseilles) NI . - ,', , least ehree-fourths of the proposed increased cepital of and love of science, had lent him a collection of those ss. 50 0 0 50 0 6% Ditto (via Cape of Goed l . condition, but the wetness is interrupting the hay-mak- cisian of their own judge, ' the Government appeeled to four men ie custody, charged with the murder of In- Eagle .. ........ ...... „i) • • ' the company, nor unlese it is proved to the registrar, by precious stones, which was valued at nearly 6,000/. ;it ing, with which all are now busy.-Ibid. Equity and Law ...... 474 per cent. 100 005 0 0 _ Hope) ............N ..... ••• • • • ..,„.,,e)- ~• such acknowledgment and declaration as hereinafter consisted of an Oriental topaz, valued at 230/. ; two a,nother class of their officials, the " Special Commis- spector Donaldson, of the Surrey constabulary, also with TODMoRDEN.-The weather, up to Thursday evening sionere " who, in a maority of cases, again decided the attempted murder of Conttable Freestone, and with European Life l/. 20 0 0 a n _ Africa (West Cota.t)..N l 23d of the month .. ru i T s t ‘''4l° General.... . mentioned, that upon each of such shares there has been rubies, one valued at 2,200/., and the other at 5.301. ; It has been very unsettled, and unfavourable for getting . 11; agaiest ' the Governmen j t and dismissed the claim. the attempted murder of Mr. Bisshopp, surgeon, of Has- .• 108 A lexan d r i a ........ ..ml4th & 20th of mon •J S° t hiltO o r ll , paid tip by the holdenthereof an aniount.of not less than three sapphires, 1,400/.; one ruby, 400/., and four small the grass already cut, We are a f r aid that if the weather The GOvernment were, however, still dissatisfied, lemere, and with creating a public riot, were to be Globe ... • • ...•.• 5/. per cent. Stock. I t p a r e d r i i a a l n F . i r . e ...... : : : .. : .. 1 5 2 ! ! .. p p e e r r c c e e n n t t ' ~ 5 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 7 9 5 0 0 0 _ 53 4 13 e ttalrias,. .......................e s l i l l e g th i iy o . f . . th . . e . nt .. o . n . te . l re t e nv e o r op eel eg. e 20/. per centurn ; aad• if' aaW ouch increase of eepital as rubies, at 1,000/. These, when shown under an intense • t aferesaiddee advertised or otherwise treated ite part of ' light, da,zzled the eye with their extteme brilliancy. By does not take up soon, a considerable quantity will be and in 1843 reesed for a review of the decision, brought np for examination. _ Imperial Life - Brasil ..............1.4 9th of the mouth•• ~;','„„t b „If? , way of contrast there were placed upon the same tahre spoiled ; thou h, as we have before state], h far the and at laet in p lB4s succeeded in obtaining a judgment The magistrates present were Sir A. M`Donald, d • holemnite marine.- 1i33 & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 75 Buenos Ayres ........bi 9th cri the montti.. 1 74 6 0 • . the eepital of the coinpany 'before the same has been so Law Fire ............ 25.& 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4 1 41 Cape of Good Hope ...79 - ereater portiolgi of the hay in this district has been g ot a, t h e i r f a ; our h e - m e M r , G or d on , a judge of the Sadder Stedman, Esq., and J. Beaton, Esq. e r,L a z iv adl :, ni n i . 6 . e . n. . e. . ri . I . A . f . e registered, every director-of such company shall in cu r A Pieces of the apparently valueless day in which -in the he in go - od condition. -Hciiifax Guardian. - so o 0 20 e 5% - 100 00to o 0 57 Cape of Good Hope ..N 00 0 ". :." Cape de Verds ..•....N 9th of Um month , ~, penalty of fifty pounds.; and the payment of the above most minute forms this beautiful metal is found. By the . KIRKBURTON. THE HAY HARVEST.-The hay har- • 2:ii i r n u n t l , iss v i e , t7zs r ir t r h v e es o t e l as th . the powers ot a special The fleet witness examined. was Mr. Bisshopp Bur geon. He said-I reside at Haslemere, and air; ' a sur :lye, a n I s : : n al .' t • i i n ; l o ; p i I • e . .. .. •• .• •. :.. ,1.! 1/ los. 25 0 0 12 10 0 2,% Ceylon (see India) . peneentage shall be acknowledged in or .endorsed on the side of these substances was placed under a glass the i f Ae l t 8 17:Tat1 F . 0 . 1 1 . 4 ; ::::,1;.,:: : • deed so produced, and the fact of the same having been bar of the beautiful white metal which chemical science vest has progressed very well during the ast few da -, It • 'list this decision that the appeal was brought geon. On Sunday morning last, at half-past 12 o'clock, London •zhip - but the fore part of the week was ver unfLourable a y n ' d hicl i i s r ai •uot b;a he r 1 before the Juiilical Commit- whilst sitting in my bed-rootn, I heard a great noise in Marine ..... .......... IBs.per share 100 01 19 9 0 7 - :.I:ll2d7 . l7tl e i d o . f mo r nti . 1/ B S t4 - ~ .-. &nuclide so paid Beall be verified ey a declaration - of the had extracted from the shapeless lumps of clay ; and 500 100 tt r l v nylid& Gen. Life V i i i t P . e; ,; • t . r 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 6 % , China .... . the little that was ot in we fear w2not in a y ' d w e of ta e le i riv Coi n incil a . ' After a most patient hearing the street. I opened my street door, and, finding the -_ Constantinople .......: hith &WM of mon : 1:0 3 ° - i s r P : . : . :. 4 0 ~ directors, orany two of thorn, made in pursuance of tbe there were the glittering forms which nature in her condition. Some Ermers, we understand, ha v v e e r ha g l e to t j, a t b o d d e liLred, o th e mou th o f Mr. Pemberton noise increasing, I took mY stick and hat and went out. eronarell ::.-.::::::.... P. - - • said act made in the sixth year of the reign of his late own laboratory had bestowed upon tbe particles of 9 Y _ • Majesty King William IV., chapter 62. that wotthless dust and clay which was trodden un. open out their ricks, from fear of having them fired. Leigh, an elaborate judgment, in which they declare A few yards off from the King's Arms public-house I saw I:aVaditun Lite... ..... . pe_r cen . ..... _ 3 ig Cont. of Europe M& I. Twiee.daily ...• • - , i ;dr. : .. 7. The members of a joint-stock company which has der and deregarded by man. The cost at which The grain craps are going on as favourably as mieht be that the decision of Mr. Gordon ought to be reversed, Freestone and several others standing about. Mr. Do- Nation . al Loan Fund.. 5 51 /. per cent. 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 Egypt (see India) 1 i)0 /11 ,' • expected from the recent heavy rains.-HaUfaZdewle- that tho lauds in queetion were not liable to resump- naldson (the deceased) was endeavouring kindly to per- t> e hr i e c rx •• ... •• - •••••!.:•. _ _ _ France ........ If & N7wiee dallY ••• • • • -,, ne t.B'" ' ...,' 37 1% Greece (see India) 1 • t, Pe . 1 -- so obtained a certificate of complete registraeion with the aluminium may be extracted from the earths, 0 5/. Gibraltar .. .... ....14 4, 7, 17, 20, 27 dr , P... Ar 1 dian. non but were included in the sett!ement of the Zemindary suade them to go away, and I did the same. I then saw Pre•Cessional Life ...... bl. per cent. ' limited liability, after such certificate is granted, • not- and the purposes to which it may be applied, whether fee iudustrial o "e tfi • withstanding •the provisions contained in the, said act r sci..n i c purposes, yet remain te be We bave had what cannot be looked upon as very fa- of Kurruckpoor, and covered by the j dmna assessed upon some of the persons knocking Freestone about very vio- Greytown .......... M '2nd & 17th of mon. ~ ,i4 ° 1 10 , 10 ; ;;04 i vourable weather for the cro s during the est week• it The then go On t tint the consider these lently, and he was calling loudly for help. I, therefore p, Pr o o c e k id L e l i f i e t . e . i . m . :..:::: : .. 1 i. ss is .k . bs. 10 5 0 3 : 0 g 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 - 8% a u __ Hamburgh ..........N Taesday & Frith*" .7,,, oh ~• i ~,' . of the eighth. year of her present Majesty, shall not be tested. Of the', however, there can be no doubt, that a Havannah .......... 51,2nd of the montl. we n en t eee , 61 10s. - Oil Tuesda and Wednesd• t P he fall of •• P • reth • cl • Y nth °f7 I ' lien G Y overnment as an want to bis assistance, and I told the men who were eam was •er procee ings o . e part ote nc . e - . 'liable under any-judgment, decree, or order which ehall metal pessessing the viluable qualities which are ascribed . Holland ....•.......• Ili i Daily .... •••• • • • ' Y,,atni %I _ Ditto Life ..... 1/ 14s. - ~ considerable ; but since the y •t. h 11 1- _as continued showery, attempt to disturb upon insufficient growl' s a sea e- ea mg im I t 1 bt• h . to stand oFews it wag a cowardly action. I i s t i o it cl il e e x..e . h . ................ toe per cent. Stock. Honduras ......,.... M 17th of the m0n th. 1 :,40 ,0 0 , ! • .be obtained against such company, or for any debt or to iteueay be applied to many useful objects, if it can be India (viaSonthampt.)M ;4th •& 20th of ino7 l •l*ef • ..'' h i -••-: e, Agageetent of such company further or otherwise than obtained in sufficient quantities and at anything like a but nothing mime nevertheless. The damage has been ment which had subsi s t e d w ithout dispute for above 40 was then attacked ;in short I wascompletely surrounded, t t e j a n Le e e d n la ai tiz i d fe om .. .. 1 41? . c t c dc e R T . . il 2 O O O 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 _5% , '.• wherein-after. provided. -' • ' .. ' reasonable cost. The first use to which the metal has mostly that of delay. The conclusion of the hay harvest years ; that the elliM had been persisted in after several and I knocked one man down w ith my sti ? lt in self-de- Victoria Life .....•._.• IW. per cent. 1 - 4126 5% India (via Marsoilles)sl 9th&26th of mon lll 'l o lol.7 d .___ _ 'lonian Isles (see India),7, 17, &27 of nron t 1.1._,,gp,„,;,/,' r ,' -8., Itany execution se nestration or other process in been applied has been the striking' of 'some medals simi- has been impeded, and the cereal crops have not advanced decisions aeainst the G ov e rn ment by their own officers fence. A man whom I knew, named Smith, I recog e MISCELLANEOUS. Ireland ........M & N;Twice.daily ...• ••ile l e a u teeewer the nature of exeCutiL, ether at let; or in eqUity, shall lar to the five-franc pieces of Fraece, and also some dell- so rapidly. Here and there the wheat and oats have been acting as judges ; and that the appellant had been there- nised, who aimed a blow at me. I parried off the blow, nen . Paid. Price. Lisbon .. ........ M '7, 9, le, &27 oflt•! o ttr'-u.. h.so or e. have been ismned against the property or effects of. the cetely-formed watch wheels, which have been presented beaten down but after ail it must be confessed that COW' hy posed to a 1 ng d most expensive litigation. but he knocked me down and I heard that he had paratevely ye ' ry little damage has accrued ; a.nd ag eve The e j x edgment then n menc a lu n des :- 1* i Dividend Amount 1 • Madeira ............31 :9th of the i nont-. cr , , . Madeira ............Nl23d or month •• • • l'•' - •",.." per of knocked another down. ' The officer Freestone was Name of Company. comPeny, and if there cannot be found sufficient whereon to levy 'or enter . by the Emperor to her Majesty and Prince Albert, arid Annum. Share. 5/. 50 0020 0 (1... iu • Malta (see India) I 1„,, f 0/'' ' A ,I ce such executioe, sequesttation, or other the principal crowned Leads of Europe. The readiness ha ve indications of a favourable change, a few fine days, "lender those circumstances, their lordships think that liberated, and I afterwards recognised him in the crowd, , process, then - such execution' , sequestration or other with which his Majesty the Emperor of the French has with a slight breeze, will soon brin about an astonish- th y should do but • fect ei tice if they did not and I was standing over Smith with the intention of .£ s. d. £s.d. • watirithis (see Duna) process May be iisnedagainst an of the shareholdere to responded to the private appeal of Mr.. Pepper for a spe- ing change. The turnips, mangel, a g nd other root en' . hu e- lel recommend to lm ee e r r Maje j sty s that the respondents preventing him from getting-up. I gave him in charge. Assam Tea •• ... •• •• •• the extent af the( portions of thei Y r hre cimen of the metal is highly gratifying, and affords the have benefited by the rain. -Manchester Courier. Ps' slu i tl i dd y be ordered to repay to the appellant all the costs He was conveyed to the lock-up, and I saw him put in, &action) btart •••••• • • 2% per cent. 50 0 0 - 2nd of the month- ' f t/ ' , ' - N 1:. *** ! ********7l7 sthls th fMen IP° t piel i ustralian Agriculturl 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 28 aP •.. • ........11, th2b o , se a 4 ~ espectively in the capital of the compiranonot than e 3 "Cl 3 I. WHITBY. -A most terrific thunder-storm visited this ' which they have receiv - ea from him under orders of the when the °there dispersed. The deceased not having the : 331 Ne!G ti :anad . :...... 1:1, ' 14 1 : th & o l f 7 ttillteofmmonotti::. olgt?:•-7;i0Y0/- pae up. . viee Pro -I d best possible evt • dence of his Imperial Majesty's.earnest g ourhood on Friday evening., the 27th atii n TrUst .... 81. pet cent. - 25 0 0 town a,nd nei hb • • . juages belovr, and should be also ordered tD PSY to him lock to fasten the cell, he. put in a small piece' of wood to A, n u e s i r r a n nL Royal Mall 5/. 10 0 0 all 4% New Zea1and.......... 1 15 , private ship • • e reat ere ; ', peo , . always that no such-- ex ' tiOn shall iseue against any desire to promote the cause of •science. This bar of ult., accompanied with frequent and awful flashes of - -- shareholder except upon an d - or er of the court in 'aluminium will form another addition to the many nuvol- lightning. The storm commenced about ten o'clock, and the cests weich he has himself incurred in thede proceed- fasten the door, and then went to his house in Cow-street. I remained to prevent the escape of the prisoner. I sa,w Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all - thgl°-Mexici • ul L d 15 40 0 itish Amencan an s , - 0 - I=l o : o lfi a teri .::. ..... ::: :ththils7tthh22:s7tthhoofrafnaoonntuatilisorri .1 which the action, suit, or other ro cl . madt; P ,cee ing shall have ties which this institution offere to the public. ings, lacluding the costa of the nresent appeal.' the deceased in a minute or two afterwards, and he ex- , ~ v„ d o.o p , been brought or instituted, motion in op ' continued unabated till twelve, the rain descending in Tt..nada ............. 61. percent. 100 0032 10 0 len Peru ..............M 2(1 ft,- 27th ot trion.,, , - 0 40 ... ~ Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - .•.- ',°_,r i t__ lsT a l al "•••• •• • -le lee Private wee** l'ore e t w o w cotultriftee iitiffident noticein eeritin nP t en en Tne entertainment on Saturday included the view of torrents during the whole time. The damage done was We cannot but think that. their lordships have dealt very prope y rl with the Company in this case, and, as we claimed " Good God ! help me. See, there are a lot D i tto , 6 per cent. - 61. per cent. - Lc Y•• ••• •• •• ......Nlsthlsth2sthoftnOn+:.-4 0 01 .1 , - 114% , Lip , i g e the pers ons goug ht the night attack on the trenches at Sebastopol, the effects Nee Navigation Bonds • ' Tuscany ............Nlsthlso2sthofraoll..„,se _ ,+ i A , tO 'be charged ; and upon such chiefly confined to th ' f Y •1c 1 ' e growing crops o corn.- or s are of them coming armed with sticks." Four of them then e: Venezuela ..........w Oct et 17th °Mouth 07 ~ • eg y i order execution to issue according4llyet;leen nd ru f l o e r h u % • of the infernal machines used by the Ruseians 'in the urt may Gazette. are informed that numberless actions ot resumption of the same nature are now pending, in which the Govern- demanded Smith's release, and in less than a minute I saw El • ctric Telegraph .. 6 per - cent. 25 - 0 0 23 - 0 0 - -7- 1?)itto -••••• • • • . • - - _ _ Van Diemen'saandesee tee er At ° • 'of ascertaining the names of the shareholder purpese Baltic and a display of specimen" , ofThames water taken Australia) ... , THE HAY SZABO T into o dson is seeking to repudiate engagements entered D nal knocked down. I sa,w Blackman. and Wood, Equita 7 P ble Reversion: 71 r. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - w . ho, with two or three others, were all armed. I die- tt fee e • , e , a Lo ' d s, and the t . n on, Hungerford, , . Vauxhall and Richmond amount of capital remaining to be paid upon their re_ Bridges. Mr. Dover also explatned his patent' for re- in i u l eh retarded during the past week by the heavy reale N.- he ha,y harvest has been very mene • Ditto New .. „,, , 50 0017 10 0 - V " it Indies •• •• ....Mintieth ot mon i j f anctler saw 7ood knock down the deceased with a ' Gen Revers. & Invest. sp. c - . & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 - - ~., to 11 1 " , spective shares, it shall belawful for any p ereen w ich have fallen almost daily. A great portion of the s a c ft r e ip r t t i t fi t i l tg l t y dae a ra n tr, an , d ' sanctioned by the hp.reh tury we cannot but congratu entitl d . eeiving All the . sewage manure 9 the b . anks of the riyer, Gen .Steam Navigation 10 p. et. 15 0014 0 0 - Whenany of these dates fall on a wine / Al t ' . to any each execution, at all reasonableehnes, to i nap grass in the vicinity has been cut, but cannot be gathered 13te the Rajah of Kurrackpoor on the success wtc " whippance, ' a terrible weapon, but I an 2 not in a posi• Hudson's Bay ........ - Stock. e e ct converting itinto guano., and discharging the water pure - - spatched on the following day, with the 1, 0 11 1 : the registrar of shareholders without fee. .. • teen to say positively by whom another blow WaS aimed oungerford - ........ 2/. 53. 100 0 0 100 00 - Southampton), and the Malta. both of whi Lo v in o n n Ir e s v t e i t r u s t i o i o n n a r y . . . , • into the river. The simplicity and - inexpensivenees of e crops in some in- . for want of a little dry weather. Th e ' • hes attended his efforts to expose the faithlessness of the : at me, although I am certain Wood knocked down the , . - - „ 9. Where any company completely registered Bengal Governm ent-Times. - - precedi d ng _ay. under • his plan (which is•well known) are such that we are led stances are rather light, but not generally so ; and there 5/ per cent. 15 0 0 all - • • the said act of the eighth year of hernreeent Ma* eye • ' ' . would be, perhaps, little cause for comp Bent should the ~ Jet ;or to. believe, that some-overpowering and hostile influence deceased. I then stepped forward, and knocked the man Russell Institution .• .. - _ 12 10 0 _ '''"'-• • - • - weather - beoome more favourable for their bein won - any companY constltnted under ace of Parliament, Beau prevents the full development of a plan wbich, if carried ibi d. Reversionary Int. Roc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 . 0 1 100 0 0 - down, and I was immediately afterwards knocked down Price . sPatenteand.Co 10/. percent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 - - ,i. - , ‘l O obtain a certificate of complete registration with limited out as it ought to be would prove an inestimable bless- g * . WARLIKE STORES. FOR THE CRIMEA. Yesterday 2,000 myself by a violent blow on the head. • I soon recovered, BIleTIf 8 • - .. " ' , . ‘l O I V . e Royal Mail Rteam.... 41. p. share. 100 . 0 0 60 0 0 - . liability, the grant of such certificate shall not prejudiee • 'jug to the co •' ' • Since Saturday last a good deal of rain has fallen here, stand of Minie rifles and Victoria carbines, with bayonet' but I was again knocked down.by a second blow on tn , South Australian.- - 61. per cent. -25 0 0 all 36W mmtinity. use, • et er oraffect any right which previously to the grant ot such ' ' nen in what may be termed a constant rein, but in ire- complete, in cases containing 20 stand each, cavalry and head, but Ido not recollect much more until I saw too Trust and Loan Comp. On the 3(1 inst., at Felpharn 11 ° A Dig 10)" .01 4 4 ' certificate Las accrued to any creditor or other person •• . quent and very heavy showers, particularly on the night infantry accoutrements, a large quantity of boots and or three men making towards me. lam certain Smith Upper Canada .... - 20 0 0 50 0 - Lieut.-Colonel Holcombe, 13th P• 'le e of y' in its cdrporate "capacity or against' •liluan le of Tuesday last when fully three-fourths of an inch of shoes, in cases and casks, were shipped at the Tower was the man who knocked me down the second time. On the 34 inst., at Epsom, the y e „ te te against the company , 11 'IN DEvoNsHTEE.-A' revolting murder has • • ' hf f tWI ' I V tb t 1 eaw him get un and run away. I heard several fear- LIST OF so:mesa COMPANIES' PRICES. . E sq . rain fell in the short epace of . three hours. The baro• War, or conveyance o oo evic 1, iere o e rens- rrse e ' 9cl ~ any person then being or having . been a member ot such •ust • j f been comniitted at Nth ' 'll • or am, avi age in the north On the 3d inst., at 7', Horbury -te ejsoe , e th company, but every such creditor or * o er person shall - o Devon.- - meter although not beloW w change," is drooping, aod shipped to vessels proceeding to Balaklava- Upwards ful groans uttered by the officer Freestone as he lay on Dividend Amount A: man named Rebeet Hanceck a labourer • ' wife of Lientenant-Colonel J. Pa w be entitled to all, such remedies against the company being' jealous of hit wife '. ' • ns of measurement goods in caees and balee the ground. 'I was obliged to take shelter at Mr. Gibb's Name of Company. • t for the present the rain leas little or no . appearance of of 60 to ~. ~ _ , . . per of Paid. Price. OF A SON. s t oo o / 5 4, 0 , d against every person then several tiniee , struck her wvith a hammer taking off. In the meantitne there is a sufficiency of consistine of blankets, regimental clothing, hosiery, and house, and I saw three .persous making towards his eeet l/ . in its corporate capacity en . , ',and afterwards cat her throat. He was rain d • • • ' • ' ' .'d 1 h• f • d d b th S th. house. I came out again and found three persons, one ,an much more at thts critical time would injure warm un erc ot . ing, were ()liver e y e ou - .£ s. d. 4s. d. - • A DAUCFIO IIS4 _.., p- ee being qr haying been a. member of suet company, as he epprehended' on Ttu hti re n di ag mid, CM Friday a coroneres n ee tore' 4 i , . idaticook was. acenmitted on a , the.cereal crops very considerably. As yet eery _little We,steen Railway to Portsmouth, for conveyance to the of whom was the inspector, walking with assistance.. nnl , si o i f ite o n tl n d ni . ; .. 7 , 1 1: p e er r c c e e n nt.. 00 0 0 100 0 0 1 4/ ~,,,.'..:. Would beye..been entitted 10 in case such certificete ead , inquest was.held,- p t 1 00 o 0 100 0 o i B l i l o o 'On the 2d inst. at Brastead a' ea r - fr not been obtained. . ~ charge of wilful murder.' • can he said to be lodged. The turnipe generally look Crimea. I saw that he was covered with blood. I took himhome, H I Caledonism Bank P r. 1 . 1 . y.• 8/. p*er cent. 10 0 0 210 0 3'. 18s wife of the Rev. eir. B. Holland. To p': 0 0 10. No alteration made by virtue of this acein the name [ADvEIIeISEMENT.I Hese-and Stoll:tech.-OW . Bs Serah. fear- range o well, and the potatoes are still free from blight ; the eanntansmannee - Tins WAR IN TRI EAST. -Powsiutit. undressed him, and. examined his head. I heard him City of , i.a.sgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 graves, of 3,' Hewsonatreet, Carlisle, sta l i t, in a letter from 45 f , J-110110.Wari pills a certain cure appearance of them is exceedingly fine everywhere. The Nesse RSCONNOITRING GLASSES.- MOM'S. S. and B. Solo- articulate something, but I could not tell what he said. Clydesdale Bank .... ooe p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12 148 of INfr. Edward cruse. e s, eree" ii , mous, opticians, 39, Areemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe I got. him as soon as possible to lie on the bed, but he io 001 1/ ie s On the 2d inst., at Bach Villa, Se'''. ent ers .of any eonepanYehall prejudice or affect Any right which e fer Paha ire the to t 11 7 e t h e e g r r in e e o s in . e t T e r h e d u l r a i t n e g r a t i h n mmereial Bank .. .71. per cent. sro 0 0 100 0 0 211/ es On the 2d inst. the wife of Ma . Peewi - otisly to such alteration has acerued to such co in kdohnnes g b o e o en d Eastern Bank .... .... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10/18s 0 d - - - opposite the York Hotel. 'By her Majestyn Royal died in two hours afterwards. I have since opened the Thurlow place, liackney-road. ji . • e'en, as against any other ,00mpany. or pepson, or which tO Professor Holloway, dated Sept. 10, Letters Patent for valnable and , extraordffiary improvements Ediab & Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 _0 0 50 0 41. 15s . tlf rel e s h w a v e e e body and found one rib 'broke 1 b ' th . a, externa tenses on e Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - - nee 'accrued to any other company or person as against was afflicted for a member of y wag. 3, that she servioe he a sanitery point of view, and that very quickly. in the 'most powerful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Race- • 1 1 - MAR.B." P. S ti 4 i such 'c - ' severe pains in Our olice commissioners being slow in their work, it is rig t arm, and contus . n the bladebone. I found e ions 0 also National Bank ...... 6% per cent. 100 0 0 105 0 0 170/0s 01,0 ' t. -em leanY, but every iamb company as against any the head and stomach, dizzinese wea n, • P course, Opera, and Perspective Glasses, to know the distances t 20 00 , k' Su rb a a d o tos 1 N orth of 'cotland Bank 61. per cen 210 0 41. 14s On the 2dinst eg at St. Mar 5 ,, re fer n e. e t . . ot e er . * ess in the eye', well that nature can help herself.-Montrose Standard. . several large wounds and bruises on the head some vary. company or perso and every other company or and the other usual disagreeabl ' e ao of objects viewed through them-of great importance to the - . , Royal Bank or• 4 cal. .. 5/. per cent . 100 0 0 100 0 0 1301 , s Dickeson Rotch, Esq of Drunitew f Ocoee( . P / person as aeainst mich com n' d h b th cof de ' ganised system. She tried eve e r e y in k Pa o n w imenta ° e t a pany an t e rnem ere er , isOr MIDDLEHAM.- During the past fortnight the weather army, navy, and ,others. These telescopes posse,s3 such extra. ing from three-quartere of an inch to one and a quartee in Union Bank of Scot. - 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 93/ 5s to Sarah, cousin of thaeord BieleoP ° /a te ° b g Jo" . shall be enttl d a - - n remeeY in this nei hbourhood has been ver recarious for the ordinar ewers that some 3e inches, with an extra eye - length. Oa removing the scalp I found several extensive Western Bank •• • • •... 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 77. •100 • ie to all su c h remedies as they or he would an d h a d the best medical advice, bat derived . b fi ' g Y P • ' " "1J 2 ' ' Sa, ' • t • d 1 f• t th •ht gide of th - Nlliance Fire and an.. 8% /. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 181 58 fEd _ ego. 0 . ward Sidney Wagon, E eeliel have been entitled. t 'f b h At last she resolved to • ._ o I no such alteration hs,d een w atever. _ no ene t hay harvest. Nevertheless it has been beautiful grow give ed.olloway's ills ing piece, wal show distinct y ureter s moons, turn s ring, con ustons, an aso a rac ure on eng . e British Guarantee . .. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 11. 7s Wigtonshire. arisll SoP 0 made e arid no such alteration shall abate or render 'de- ? a trial, and, after using thera for a short time e P weather-close, sultry, showery, and ' sunshiny, ape and , the double seers ; with the same teles3ope can be head ; the skull, in point of fact, being completely bat- Caledonian Fire Insur . 101. per cent. too 0010 o o 251 Os On the 2d inst B • hton P to of , ~ at rig Reg t., t op fectivit any legal pro° e r h• oe, • • e s ue was crops of all kinds are good and looking well. The turnip seen a person s countenance three miles and a half distant, tered in. The .end of a " whippance" would produce City of illasgow Life . 61. percent. 25 002 0 0 4/. lOs Pre Brabazon, Esq., Capt. 17th e et , Co j j • such Alteration ermine. • ee. Mg pending a t th e t i me w h en restore d to per f ec t h ea lth,ire ic s e enjoys uninterrupt• 1 • • and au object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of larger andel: one of the blows which I found. • Co'onial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 001 0 0 5/. 5s onl dht.fth 1 te Rev. 0 ele• p ant (causing so much fear a few weeks ago, on account . . . y aug ei o a a edly to the present time. Sold by all druggist., and at i Sizes, with increasing pewees accordingly ; while their vary- Insur 6/ percent 100 0 0 15 0 0 1 26/ 10 Edinburgh Life • • • ", 11.' Every pecuniary peneet i 0 the fly) was never known to grow more rapidly. The William A piing, ostler of the Kin ' A H I g s rms, as emere, E s t d S y mposed in pursuance of Professor Holloway's establishments, 244, Strand, Lon- ing from 4to 6 inches enable us to discover more thau the e & Scot Lam Life 51. percent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 1 41 7 sea , urrey. ee l fe i . this act shall be 'deemed a detit dile C New York er"PII of corn of all kinds are excellent, but the late deposed that on Saturda •1 t h dth b n- * ' d 6/ tlOOO I 10 0 1 5": 0: y evening as e serve e eer Life Assoc. of 8C81041:1 .percon . DIB P ' ~,, Col ° o p a above and the Georgian, with his 6 satellites, &c.-The Royal • ue oI e re , wn and don ; and 80, Maiden-lane, , • . thun in the tap-room. They were allowed to keep open ti 'll National Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 'lt 17s ,: • . shall be recoverable accordingly, der shovrers have laid considerable plots ; but as the Exhibition, 1851.-Valuable, newly-invented, very small, el r cent 200 ' * • t 3+ o ' l.l°. ' Sf• - r North British Insur... •Pe • 0 o 20 0 0 '331 Os On the 3d inst., at Gres '''' •• - - 12. This act shall, so far as is • - hocea Gravel Stone, affections of mei [ADVERTISEMENT.I-DiRIT ~ , . . P pal part, 'however, is shot, we hope there Will be powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the size of a walnnt, by which ' • 1° o'clock H knew sof the persons present, but e mo t . comeatent with theacan- '• - r ainfulandmilarnmatory diseases which little '' - - filcottish Union Insrnc. 7%1. pr cent. 20 001 0 0 11. its Higginson, aged 72. .0, 4 , 1, tents and subject matter thereof b t i t e - • .., the• Kidneys and othe p .or no loes. Potatoes are looking Well ; -they ere ,a person can be seen and known le miles distant ; they answer not by name. .Most of them were brickinakers. Woods s e re e land r° .a , tandard Life •••• .. - 51. per cent 50 0 0 70 0 20/ cs On the 3d inst., at 71, ..--n- s ,eaen as part of ana avated have been perfectly cured by general] g • rt 9 ti , 'Oonstrued with. the said act of the eighth ' yeer of her )re- medicine always aggr , , y ovvereng, which they have rarel t y done since every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera wits one Punch was another •he was there but did United Dep. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 .001 o o - house., • , , FdWe u t 'th • aged 77. GOV be 1 D B 's delicious Revalenta Arabica oo . qoe wi the disease m • seat Majesty. chapter 110, and the sat . of the I u arry t scener and shi s are elearl seen at Bto 10 miles a,de its appearance. We may, therefore, ' coun ry y, P , Y • • , not know his name was Foyle. Be knew another, called .- , 0 0 ,d le b•ect from the fa.mous b o g for On the 4th inst., ae Starve! , e a ~0 a,• eleveiith . pleasure the following letter on tissu i ward for They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to Sam Eastwood, and another called Tohy Bleck. He ot • a er 'Year, of' her Majesty, chapter 78, and all the rov'ii• hi ID W B 19 Jul 1853.-No. 51,482, DreWurzer. a good crop.-Leeds Mercury. bEATII FROM THE FALL OF A CLIFF.-Two - young aged 71. ~ s cl.• , 0.- c, of the said act*, save in sinfar as they ae a • p _ Iro . ~ re , urzer e- one, . _ 3", . . bit of body, as also iu sportsmen, gentlemen gamekeepers, and tourists. Opere, also saw a man named Smith. They. were all present in 'ladies, named Miss Larnplough and Mi ss O x l e y wen t t o On the 3(1 inst., John le°'''' le 1 Varied by this It is particularly useful in confiued ha . . . ----- i , -for ' $ 4, race-course, camp, and perspect ve glasses, with wonderful the house together, and left at about five minates to 12. walk on the seeds at Bridlington Quay on Wednesday sea, aged 77. , . g. g. act, shell apply to peraons and companiee appl log f r . dihi•rlicea "bowel complaints, inflainmatory irritation, cramP, E ., AECUTI ' • powea-Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses; of the great. ' On the 3d inst. at Brandsby flal4 '. - ' ' -or 4 btaillinfr a certificate of complete regiet 'C Y e - 4 dhe' h 'd Al '- b ill' il aud pulmonary cell- turda ON OF JOSEPH MEADOWS.-WORCESTER, Sa- The wit Idtstte h t h 'a, to the last and after they had btth f • ness proceet e o a w a e sa,w s , een oge er or some time the te e I.* a ''' -Y e: 1 1 1 raled r •- - _ , i lability. . ra, ion , with an mon ms. so in roue ia 1 . - . gumption, in which it counteracts effectually the troubleseme y.-The execution f J est transparent power. The valuable advantage deriv " • meley, Esq., aged 45. eee eciat en ie ao -0 oseph Meadows, who was ec kind manner in which the deceased and the officer • Fre - latter went to get a drink at a chalybeate spring of water - foiled uilt .of ' from this invention is, that vision becoming impaired is On the 2d inst., at Worthing,. 'C o b 'eg o o f P, 4 O murder a,t thel t and. which issued from stone endeavoured to persuade the whole to leave ; . the cliff opposite Hilderthorpe, and • . ' ' '• ' -,' 3. ,This set shall not apply to Scotland. • ' ' .. - • ceugh ; and lam enabled with perfect truth to express the to k g dace in front of th as Worcestershire assizes, preserved and strengthened, and very aged wersons am Broomh deIAFII w of Tri ll ged ' i .1 ,0 ,- ea , , . e o . e a A J - 14. Thieact ma' be cited for all Purpoees a ,. 19 1 . 9 conviction that Du Barry's Revalente. Arabica is adapted to o • , - e ceagty gaol here, in the Wre- enabled to employ their sight at the most. minute °cm, kind the former returre in conclusion, said that the deceased wag a very _ id to the town, as she thought rain vicar of Cardingtoie, Bedfordsloreeateb, . a e. ,:. t• • eliiiiited Liebe' y lay Aet, 1855." ' . °, .the - cure of incipient hectic complaints and consumption. DK. sen o m ce fan i mense concourse of epectators tion can goo with these lenses of a much less magn ify. man, and he never heard him make use of au unkind was about to fall. Miss .oxley seid she would follow On the Ist inst., John Parker te wile° r e pa - • • Rim_ Wtruvrep ilnungnl nf Xfodinina and nineticalM.D. in Bonn. • ST MARTIN•IN-THE-FIELDS Th • . ..., „, -...... •- e Bishop of London ing power-and they do not require the frequent changes observation . or swear at the men. her in a short time ; but Miss Lamplougle reached home terrace Regent's- ark, Rene' ne .. 52 ', neb e ' „ l A' e _ . ... ~ _ ______ Le _____a___ e___ at_ t......,,,i, Mr_ BisshoPP and her enmnatt;nr. ne..... 4.-.:.......4 ' t,...... Ala ”rn was ex- On €l,. 9,41, ”lf. p at Higil '. dC° , <9. - ,// Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. i Price. Annum. Share. X s. d. £ s. d. British • • .• • • ...• • • .. Ditto Provincial •• • • 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 Brighton ••••..• • • • .. 51. 20 0 0 20 00 I 15% City of London ...... 41. Os. 100 0 0 150 0 0 90 el.)ntinental (4th Cap.) . 50 0 0 20 0 0 Equitable .......... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 36 Great Central ...... . 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all ;1% Imperial ............ 101.8; bonus. 50 0 0 all Independent ....... • • 51. 40 0 0 91 London .. .... .. ...... 50 0 0 99 --- Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 91 Pco la ............. 4/. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 30% Ratcliff ..... ....... 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 70 United General .... •• 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 20 Westminster Chartered 4; per cent. 50 0 0 91 47 1 Ditto, New .... •••• 50 0 0 10 o 0 , WATER-WORKS. t Dividend Amount c Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. I Annum. Share. X s. d• X s. d. East London Grand Junction Kent .....• - 78 • Lambeth ...... ••• • • • - 100 0 0 - - New River Company , 2i. 10s. - - - Southwark & Vauxhall Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 893 West Middlesex -• • - 91 BRIDGES. ~....- , Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. d. X s. d. Hungerford .... • • .... - - - 12 Southwark ...... •• .. - 100 0 0 - - Ditto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent• 50 0 0 - - Waterloo ..... .... •• • • - 100 0 0 - 33¢ Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - 323 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. it. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 283 Vauxhall .......... • • 16s. 70 10 3 -221 s DOCKS. ,• Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. d. £ s. d. Commercial .......... 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - East and West India.. 61. pr tent. Stock. - 116% East Country.. - - - London .- • • - 102 Ditto Bonds.. .... - - - St. Katharine - - outhampton - Victoria ...... • • JOINT-STOCK BANKS. #, = Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum.' Share. £ a. d. £ a. d. Australasia 2O/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 88% British North American 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 tf 66 Commercial of London. 6/. per cent.lloo 0 0 20 0 0 32 Colonial lonian - Load. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 20 0 0 all 0 20 London and County - Londn and Westminatr 141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 263 London Joint• Stock Provincial of Ireland Bl. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 52 1 Ditto, N ew. •-.. • - • National of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Nat. Provincial of En. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 33 0 0 - Ditto, New Oriental Bank Corpora. B'.p. ct.Stbs. 25 0 0 all 42 • South Australia ••.• .. IV p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 2 I 39 Union of Australia- • • 301. per cent. 25 0 0 " 7034 Ditto .............. 301 . per cent. - 2 10 0 - Union of L0nd0n...... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28 r Union of Madrid • - 40 0 0 all - ___.-. CANALS. - - . .1 Dividend 1 ,, i ,. . Names of S Dividend . Names of c `,.) per Companies. P, Price. i per --- Companies: 1 cr., per . g Annum. ' ------ I X i X Ashtn &Oldh '9B 71. p. ct. 139 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10a. 513 Banisley •• • • 'l6O, Neath .. •. • . 100 161 . 150 Brknk&A.brg 150' 4/. Oxford.. •• .• 100 110 Birmingham 40 41. 91 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 86 Coventry.... 100' 251. 209 Regent's •• .. 30' 1; 14% Derby • • ... 100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 60 Ellsmre&Chs, 69 2% p. ct. Somrset Coal 140 i GrandTenctnlloo 3t. pr. ct. Do. Lk FA 4 t, 121 Do., 6 pr.Ct.l 10 61. pr. ct. 12% Stftrd &Wore 1 40' 281. 425 Orand Surrey 100' 41. Shrewsbury.. 125 Grand Union 100 1/. Os. Stourbridge.. 1 45 12/. 285 Kennt & Avn l 39' 66. Od. 6% iSevern and I Lancaster ..!100' Wye Rail. j 26 21 . 28 Leeds &Livrp' 100' 251. 'Warwick &7 j 21. 20 Leicester.... i 100 5/. 493! ' Blrming. 100 L m e o ie n s in tr ou & t N hs t: 10 8 0 3 _... 28% ,Warwick & 2 21 ' 11 Loughborogh 142 701. 575 Napton.. 3 100 Worcstr &I 78 21. 20 51ntgmerysh 100 . I Binning. MeltnMwbry 100 ,Wilts & Brks —10 s. Od. BIRTH S• 016) OF A BON , s t O e col r On the 3d inst., at Felpham Fr° t T e 'LiAr t 'ollt i A r, Lieut.-Colonel Holcombe, 13th P. o f " 11'1 On the 11. bast a tthe vi"" Epsom, *fa t J Esq. e, l!S On the 3d inst., at 7, Horbury-tert le o , wife Lieutenant-Colonel J. Da vid° poan Rest. $19"11 WARLIKE STORES FOR THE CRlMEA.—Yesterday 2,000 stand of Minie rifles and Victoria carbines, with bayonets complete, in cases containing 20 stand each, cavalry and infantry accoutrements, a large quantity of boots and shoes, in cases and casks, were shipped at the Tower Wharf, for conveyance to Woolesich, there to be trans shipped to vessels proceeding to Balaklava. Upwards of 60 tons of measurement goods, in cases and bales, consisting of blankets, regimental clothing, hosiery, and warm underclothing, were forwarded by the South- Western Railway to Portsmouth, for conveyance to the Crimea. D VERTISEM ENT. THIS WAR IA THH EAST. —POWERFUL PATENT RECONNOITRING GLASSES.— Messrs. S. and B. Solo mons, opticians, 39, Arsemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe opposite the York Hotel. By her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuable and extraordinary improvements in the most powerful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Race course, Opera, and Perspective Glasses, to know the distances of objects viewed through them—of great importance to the army, navy, and others. These telescopes possess such extra. ordinary powers that seine inches, with an extra eye. piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars ; with the same telescope can be seen a person's countenance three miles and a half distant, and au object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of larger and ad: sizes, with increasing powers accordingly ; while their vary ing rom 4 to 6 inches enable us to discover more than the above, and the Ceorgsan, with his 6 satellites, Ssc.—The Royal Exhibition, 1851.—Valuable, newly-invented, very small, powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the size of a walnut, by which a person can beacon and known miles distant; they answer every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera houses. country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at 8 to 10 miles, They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera, race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with wonderful power.—Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses of the great est transparent power. The valuable advantage derive( from this invention is, that vision becoming impaired is preserved and strengthened, and very aged persons aro enabled to employ their sight at the most minute °cons pation—ean see with these lenses of a much less magnify. lug power—and they do not require the frequent changes to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance. Dea ness—New Discovery.—The Organic Vibrator, an extraordi nary powerful, small, newly-invented instrument for deafness, entirely different from all others, to surpass anything of the kind that has been, or probably ever can be, produced. Being of the same colour as the skin, is not perceptible ; it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and at public assemblies ; the unpleasant sensation of singing oises in the ears is entirely removed ; and it affords all the assist. ante that possibly could be desired. 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe —opposite the York Hotel. MURDER IN DEVONSHIRE.—A revolting murder has just been committed at Northam, a village in the north of Devon. A. man named Robert Hancock, a labourer, being jealous of his wife, struck her with a hammer several times, and afterwards cut her throat, lie was apprehended on Thursday, and on Friday a coroner's inquest was held, when Hancock was committed on a charge of wilful murder. [ADVERTISEMENT.}-110110Way'S Pills a certain cure hr . Pains in the Head and Stomach.—Miss Sarah Her , graves, of 3, Hewsonstreet, Carlisle, states, in a letter to Professor Holloway, dated Sept. 10, 1853, that she was afflicted for a number of years with severe pains is the head and stomach, dizziness, w ea k ness in the eyst, and the other usual disagreeable accompanim en t s o f a disorganised system. She tried every knowu remedy, and had the best medical advice, but derived no benefit whatever. At last she resolved to give Holloway's pills a trial, and, after using them for a short time, she was restored to perfect health,!which she enjoys uninterrept• 'm4 edly to the present time. Sold b y all dru gg iet- e and at Professor Holloway's 80, establish ents, 2 4, Strand, Lou.ew don ; and Maiden-lane, I—Di arr hocea, Gravel, Stone, affections of the Kidneys and other painful and infla.mmatory diseases which [ADVERTISEMENT. , N York. ee by medicine always aggravated , have Ali-bb n perfectly ica Food. We quote cared with Du Barry's delicious Revalenta No. 51,482, Dr.Wurzer. Dr.Wurzer,—Bonn,:, 19 July, 15531' — h a bit of body, as also iu pl ea sure the following letter on this sub j ect from the famous It is particularly useful in confine ( 'dory irritation, cramp, diarrhoea, bowel complaints, and hdmorrhoids. Also in bronchial the troublesome con sumption, in which it counteracts effectually truth to express the cough ; and I am enabled with perfect . is adapted to inflannTh l and pulmonary conviction that Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica . _ it. M.D.n Bonn. Rue, WURZER, Counsel of Medicine and practical . .. the cure of incipient hectic complaints and consumption. D • Iu canisters, Ilb. 2s. 9d.; 21b. 4s. 6d.; 51b. lye. , Berry The 12Ib , carriage free, on receipt of Post-office order. 1 . 8 . 121 b.. '22'. 1) , 11 Parry , & Co., 77, Regent-street, Loudon ; also at 2, , te,ca,ailly; 60, Gracechureh-street ; 330, and 451, Strand; '' ' n eaPside ; 60 and 68, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street ; 55, Ch ar i ng -cross ; 54, Upper Baker-street ; 63 and 150, Oxford -str ee t ; 89 , High-street, Camden-town ; 18, Pall. mall; 7, Pall -mall-East • 132, New Bond-street ; 24, Mot• comb-street ; 13 . King ' William -street, City ; :30, Conduit' street; 21, Cockspur-street ; 95, Farringdon-street ; 67, St. Paul's Churchyard; 6 , Felward-street, Portman-settare. A DIUGUTI• ~11 ' On the 2d inst., at Brastead jec toli' ' o i, v 1 wife of the Rev. W. B. Holland. , um , ir lf° I 61 ' Ou the 2d inst., at Bach Villa, St' " n c of Mr. Edward cruse. s ,iieß e On the 2d inst., the wife of Air• te' Thurlow place, Hackney-road. , 4 11 1 M A R 11 I 9 4 . 0 So re e,_ , ',6r On the 2d inst. at St. Mark's, Su ri rtil, ° :l s, 0° P Dickeson Botch, ' Esq of Dru nilalvi tl icriOlf e ' t et to Sarah, cousin of the Lord Bishop of to of 1 of Edward Sidney Wason, Esq. , 1 13 ' f ° li'i re ', C * Wigtonshire. r ish c, plii o f On the 2d inst., at Brighton l' s ; toPf d p Pre Brabazon, Esq., Capt.l7th B e g oll i " - I only daughter of the late Rev. John 1 01_ : 4 4 18 stead, Surrey. P . . Apling, ostler of the King's Arms, Haslemere, deposed that on Saturday evening last he served the beer in the tap-room. They were allowed to keep open till 12 o'clock. He knew most of the persons present, but not by name. Most of them were brickmakers. Woods was one. Punch was another ; he was there, but did not know his name was Foyle. He knew another, called Sam Eastwood, and another called Toby Black. He also saw a man named Smith. They were all present in the house together, and left at about five minutes to 12. The witness proceeded to state what he saw as to the kind manner in which the deceased and the officer Free stone endeavoured to persuade the whole to leave ; and. in conclusion, said that the deceased was a very kind man, and he never heard him make use of an unkind observation or swear at the men. In answer to questions from the bench, Mr. Bisshopp said that Freestone was not out of danger, and that for a week more at the least, even if he progressed favour ably, he would n o t be a ble to be examined at his own house or at the court. The Bench, therefore, remanded the whole of the pri soners for a week. Mr. Parsons, solicitor, who appeared for the prosecu tion, informed the magistrates that he considered that it was not at all unlikely but that another might be at- 1 ) I ` ' 0 0n u t t h h e e 3a 3d in i B n t s ., t , at ai.t1GI:rKeIjartEgl:111:::::: °1°1 :::: * , or Higginson, aged 72 ' . I sat P . ' o i '. aged 77. fl abert V „I ° On the 4th inst ,at Ste Del + "'" ol' f • P ag O e' n i 7 t i ii . e 3d inst , John Eliot, 54 '' °I iji3 ft /eP4iI C . ,; . m s e e x o o; en n y a t g , t i l e iE l:e l , 3 , 7 (. 7 l . i a n g s e t d . , 4 a r tß ran dabY s ' ' ori(' I' 41 Y s,' "i I:3e.rrooroanniceh ea 2 d t:l ' .1 i ft. :, aFtelliiroewrtolifitin. Cola (1 6 / r f o ; '' I si l l Ses' e ' D'' f t, vicar of ,;fheCiasrtdiinngstton,j(Bthendfpeartrlksherirme,:igoeh, 5 1 ;: 00 P o l , Esq., su , Regent's-park, 52. o,ra b et: ; J o b lii the `Loth ult at High WY° e t On lhe 25th Illt ,at 30, Craven -91,r- , i ti, EN., of IVelliugt . on, New Zealand. fov;1 ' il ftl) ° A eli i --- --- v , li 1.. , A c id 40 LONDON: Printed and Publishea 13 0 OP s , Ow of No. 112, Strand, Printer, a t Pie ov' , Strand, in the Precinct of the Middlesex+ Monday, A u gust /3' DEATH FROM THE FALL OF A CLIFF.—TWO young ladies, named Miss Lamplough and Miss Oxley, went to walk on the sands at Bridlington Quay on Wednesday last, and after they had been together for some time the latter went to get a drink at a chalybeate spring of water which issued from the cliff opposite flilderthOrpe, and the former returned to the town, as she thought rain was about to fall. Miss Oxley said she would follow her in a short time ; but Miss Lamplough reached home and her companion never joined her. Alarm was ex cited, search was made, and it was found that the unfor tunate young lady had been crushed to death by a fall of the cliff in weight about 30 tons. The earth had fallen upon her as she was sitting to rest herself. When the body was dug out, it was found that one of hor legs wa• broken, her face scratched, and life quite extinct. Miss Oxley, who was about 25 years of age, was the daughter of the late Mr. John Oxley, M.D., formerly of Bridling. ton, and afterwards of Pontefract. TION OF JOSEPH MEADOWS.—WORCESTER, Sa fouEnxdEgcuuilty of murder at the last Sa turday.—The execution of Bence of an immense concoUursetYoT7 Joseph Meadows, Worcestershire h a c t : i lv e a s s , took place in front of the co —The g i s o. esoleoolenrßthdaillesstrhho:ro, spectators, ST. lordship's of fx the atrno innpdirioe, London MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELD S . St. MartlOn't has presented the Rev. William Gib chaplain, Trinity aplain , to t College, he v i c Cambridge, arageof Ph tti rY e:F ß ie . l l) ds " , rendered vacant by the preferment of the 1 Rev. "- Mackenzie, M.A., to the rectory of Tydd St. Mary. Mr, HenryAlr Humphry was Hulsean Lecturer in 1850. By his a . pointinent the vicarage of Northolt, worth 9001. a year, i). becomes vacant. Mr. Mackenzie, who is about retiriner leaves the parish to the deep regret of all classes of the parishioner:. AUSTRALIAN EMIGRATION.—The number of sailings from Liverpool to Australian ports during the past ' l4- `inonfh has been 12 ships, carrying 2,00 passengers, of *brim 429 went ou t i n Government v e ssels. The Royal Mail saiiinq-vessel James Baines, belonging to the Black Ball line of clipper-ships, sailed yesterthly (Sunday) at noon, with the hi-monthly mail, a large cargo, and 46 0 passenger;, is 11° 1 3 LA ND. prz i) , Ti toeNEAD A y n,„.ll4PLOymp,-Ny 'O4 - for ea an rr% inl the bell Ron. tl Ci lt AT I r 1 .15 , /,IXCITItiT„ ; 11 211$1 STOuip 2 , st ou returnin g xteratlThelge. 2 . 2 0 Per 3 0 P In " there " and Ik e 11 1 . 4, `"3 . , an '" S ~tl 4f4 able, may I re 14 i0 P IA teE 2 ratoj~ he O,NER;,- R -ttio n .-nr; h e e n , e . rai TI '' . lhir Will be: to's, T " 11 ra lWer 0 :t be 01:) ,_ )oks 1.0 414 the 16 , f ,"ed Ter , Aug, i l T U r el klN GI r F 41 /Tr;, • %Rt . 0, 11 q,„ ay MEE U"SDAY,PITII ( 14, 1 ( 111 311 ' t k( Pt ( IT t 7th 01 Ok e i "t 4 e 'rnPar AE S ECT T RIES 4 4: 1 " and o t„!bre k ii kasUrae, Ivy 4, age, '4IY to t e h ri e l T °ll of ] tb age' t Zl N blisti e on , n 30 0 4 c -*, Ore ~ )1 * (7, r Inra With sack r , ki: 11.,11 t11 P 4 , 111. ,„ N e b ite orn ht nl-.1 e trli t' k Dky , 1, 81, ( 1 °, 017,Z r lo( ,r g e , 4 4 , 1 2.th er ( , ) , 1 11 ,q l , l ( 1 .7 01 U4ll l e4*o t. 1 44 Y 01 p rk),, wn rtl? w \ v 9t ht ht 1 1 ‘ 2 1"4 C ‘ Z fl tit ' 0 1;1 't , l) 11, l 14,24 1 q rav 43N1t11(241 kt eis jtk ett .‘ 1 , !tit 1) !gi I N I t u 11, , ; I 4