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, --- - THE SUN LONDON ) / SATURDAY EVENING ' NOVEYII3ER • 5 23 , 1861. immr,,IWIW ........-.......M.............k ........................w.mfunodx.wngir.•ror..mimosmfwm/fffmn. ) ff•ff+. 4 ................." - is another part of the world t° which the last re- If that be not all-if the expedition finds when it number of persons who, generally speaking, have the will be suffering and depression for the next few and valuable books, in rich and elaborate bindings SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. James Warren,. provision dealer, Charl,estoww, Lancashire that there is largest amount of social and political influence. months, but, extending one's inquiry over a wider by Grolier, treasurer to Francis I. (from the James Dobbs, innkeeper, Manchester mark of mine equally applies. Of course, I mean gets there, as it very probably may, King's library), the celebrated Diane de Poitiers, _ 4 ._ _______ Thomas Rhodes, wadding manufacturer,. laanchester nothing deserving the name of a Government in Then, again, the wealthier classes in this country period, and looking back for the last 10 or 12 Frederick Law, corn factor, Manchester the United States. I own Ido not wonder at the •1 SHREWSBURY AUTUI\LN RACES.-FRIDA.Y. annoyance which Americans sometimes feel and ex- Mexico, that there is no set of men with whomit is are well aware that the pulpit is still a power, years, I believe America itself can hardly s o , h se the Majoli famine and other famous binders. " beveral rare books are exhibited by Mr. James The Acton Burnet S :ekes of 2, sovs each, with 25 added, William Stephens, builder, Birmingham George Lawrence, cabiuetmaker, Birming ham . wa in which we here under- im esn under- althou * possible to treat, no set of men who gh to some extent it may share its authority more rapid material progress -han that which this Gibson-Craig, including a volume with the arms for two-yr olde and upwards ; mares and geldings al press at the summary y illia take to settle their affairs for them. I have had • take to give a pledg g • e with re ard to the conduct with the press ; they are aware of that, and pos• country has made. I will only give one proof of and initials of Mary Queen of Scots, and another lowed 51b, with maiden and selling allowances. Three- shire W m Brooksby, lime burner, Bulwell, ;Nottingham eeh the slightest security that sibly it enters into their calculations that a clergy this. Taking incomes of upwards of £lOO a year, which belonged to the Earl of Bothwell, with his John Dodd, box manufacturer, Nottinghaixe some lessons as to the caution which should be ex- of public affairs, w D 'S' t 2 5 tBlb (L2O) (G. Noble) 1 John Samuel Walker ' • INT tt . h .T. S. awson s quir , yrs, s , commission agent, e) mg am ercised in forming a judgment on the affairs of what they undertake will be fulfilled, we shall find paid upon the voluntary principle by the offerings the increase in such incomes during the last 10 or name, title, and arms impressed on the boards. Mr. Hawkesley'S Arab, 2 yrs. 6st 41b (L . 20) (H. Taylor) 2 Frank Bowen, draper, Nottingham other countries. I travelled in Amerioa in the sum- there is devolved upon us the task of creating a of their congregations might not always take the 12 years has been L 30,000,000 a year ; and thus,l In his speech at the opening of the exhibition, Mr quarters of a mile. Mr. Mathews's Orion, 3 yrs, 7st 41b (V,0).. .. (Midgley) 3 Thomas Case, bootmaker, Halewood, Lanceuthire Dr. Playfair stated that after the Exhibition Corn- Mr. Payne's Tartlet, 3 yrs, 7st 41b (X2O) (Drew) 4 Thomas Calvert, iron moulder, Rochdale , neer of 1848, at the time of those foolish and futile Government for that count y r . That is at all times same view of social and political arrangements as is if you were to take the increase of wealth mittee was organised their first step was to apply eel's Entomologiet. 2 yrs, 6st 111 b (E2O) William Sharp Monday, grocer, Egham, disturbances which were taking place in Ireland, a task of great difficulty at so great a distance, and taken by the existing clergy. In the last century which has occurred in the last 10 years, and for the approval of the Queen and the Prince Con- (F. French) 5 George Barford, straw hat manufacturer, Luton and I was a good deal astonished and not a little has not to be it is not likely to be easier when it the wealthier classes were very indifferent to clerical apply it to the purposes of the State, there would sort, which was given in the most ready and gene- Betting- 6 to 4 agst Arab, sto 2 agst Squirt, 9to 2 each Edward Houghton, tailor, Daventry Isaac Taylor White, miller, Long Buckby„ Northampton amused, to find that there were many persons in done by one nation acting on its own account, but matters, but the great movement of the French re- be an amount more than sufficient to pay the in- rous way, the terms of the reply being to this effect hat so anxious was her Majesty to promote the Mr. G. An„, ag,st Tartlet and Eatomologist. shi llhard Hue, b l aker, Llan . elly by three allied nations acting together. There is volution startled them in their security, and alarmed terest on that national debt which our forefathers ee t Richard Sc - ott, icensed victualler, Everton the United States, really well infermed upon most success of such an exhibition in Scotland t a e _ _ tw T o h l e en W g i t n h il s eir3eZeleent ltrierlsleiroinlyanunddtziorrtyhleanoTteil.ebnet ust one other consideration on that subject, and them-I will not say, looking at it selfishly, for looked upon as so crushing a burden. If I look to ht th matters, who attached very serious importance to j committee might visit the Royal Palaces and select those disturbances, who thought they were the be- that is how we intend to obtain payment of these their privileges and position, but for the stability of the future I see no reason to believe that we are for themselves what they thought hest adapted for and he goes into Sly's stable. off. The wiener was sold to :Mr. R. Sly, jun., for 21gs., AVERAGE PRICE OF SW - IAR. debts. The most obvious way is that which is sug- society as it actually stood ; and ever since that likely to fall off. The trade with India is only now the f'• ' • • Computed from the Returns made in Ore week ending ginning of a great movement for Irish independence , purposes o tee exhibition ; and according y Nov. 19, 1861, exclusive of the duties of i'austorns paid or and were even inclined to doubt whether our Go- g b seizin and ley in ested, y g y g the customs' duties. time there has been a growing disposition on the beginning to be a benefit ; the American quarrel, some of the most valuable contributions to the pre- Y , 3- r-olds and upwards • winnevs extra. 5 furlongs. l Handicap Sweepstakes of 3 sieve' each, with 25 added, for payable thereon on the importation the reof into Great If we do that, we must raise the customs' duties ; part of these classes to league themselves, in part probably, will not last many years, and if the strug- sent exhibition were made by her Majesty. Dr. Mr. W. (Benet) 1 Britain :- per cwt. vernment was not doing a foolish thing in not re- Mr. Lincoln's Duplicity, 3 yrs, 7s ' t 71b .... (H. Taylor) 2 Muscovado, the produce of British Amei !Ica 24s Od cognizing the independence of Ireland at once. and it is worth while to ascertain whether the from higher and disinterested motives, in part also gle ends in the way in which we most of us expect a Playfair also specially noticed the e enerous manner Mr. Payne's Gaberdine, 3 yrs, 7st 71b Brown's Chiffonier, 3 yrs list 71b (Drew) 3 Muscovado, the produce of the elauritiue. .. 22s 111(1 ght o f th ese greater part of those duties may not be paid by our from considerations of political security, with the to see it terminate, I think we may look forward to • in which the authorities of South Kensington had Mr. Barber's Foxhead, 3 yrs, 6st 71b ..(G. Noble) 4 Muscovado, the produce of the East Indi es.. ---s -d (Laughter.) I know what I thou aided the Exhibition. On the motion of Lord Elcho, Bettin y, Avera • ' • ge price of the foregoing .. ... 23s 84 comments ; and I dare say there are many intelli- le and wh own peop , ether, in fact, we are not going clerical power. This consideration has not been an increase of traffic with the Southern States when a vote of thanks was warmly tendered to the con to a great expense of military occupation and tax 4to 1 a F h d 100 tlr t Cliff ' gst ox ea , o o age. e 1 °flier. _ altogether without its influence upon the Church the restrictive tariffs imposed by the North have tributors. g-5 to 4 agst Gaberdine, 7 to 2 agst Duplicit gent persons in North America who think much the Won by a length, tho same separating the second from COUN7BY 111ARKLI i 5. same of some of the criticisms which reach them ing our own trade for the benefit of creditors, a great extension movement of the present day. Then again, ceased to operate. In Australia and Canada there - the third ; Foxhead was last, beaten off. The winner was - from our side of the Atlantic. At any rate, Ido not many of whom are foreigners. Now, Ido not say you must consider the personal influence of some is a constantly increasing population, and many DESPEBA2E TRAG_EDY IN DUBLIN. not sold. ee LIVERPOOL-Nov. 22. ee think it is reasonable to blame the Federal Govern- that those considerations justify an absolute con. 15,000 clergy, many of them highly educated men, years must pass before we can look forward to those . . Tho Column Handicap of 100 sovs, added to a handicap There were few buyers at this morning .l l4 market, and An inquest was held on Thmsday on the bodies sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, the second to save his stake. only a very limited business resulted in either wheat or ment for not having done that whic h as trustees for demnation of this undertaking. All I say is that and the great majority well conducted and respected colonies becoming manufacturing communities upon of the two children killed by their father on the quer er. About one mile and a t flour at the prices of this day week. I reedan corn was the people they hardly could do, and which no these points require to be inquired into, and that in their own locality. You must consider, also the any considerable scale. Africa and South America f previous day in Cumberland-street. The inquest Lord Ailesbury's Frailty, 3 yrs, 6A 101 b (inc. 31b extra) rd s aringly at unchanged prices. Oatf,s and oatmeal offe e p Government since the world began ever yet has done we ought not to approve it unless an answer be undoubted value of the services which they have too, are in the very infancy of their civilization, was held at the Jervis-street Hospital, by Dr. White, (Drew) 1 dull. Beans 6d per qr cheaper. - •-•-for not giving up one-half of their territory with- made to the question which I have raised. (Hear.) rendered to primary education, and the immense and therefore of their commerce ; and, even in city coroner. The father was present in custody. Mr. Prince's Flirtation, 3 yrs, 7st 11b.... (11. Grimshaw) 2 WAKEFIELD-No v. 2.1. out striking a blow in its defence. (Hear, hear.) So much, gentlemen, for foreign affairs. As to the power which in such matters is exercised by habit Europe, there is no country which at the pre- He looked pale, but was collected, took notes of Mr. Lincoln's Petra, 5 yrs, Bst 71b (inclu. 71b extra) 1 k' ' 'th d i Wheat was firm at ast . wee s prices, w i amo era e (G. Fordham) 3 the evidence, and questioned some of the witnesses. mt. Fine barley brisk but other sot ts dull. No busin ~ ~ They have met with armed insurrection; they have future of domestic legislation, we have all of us and prescription ; and although the Nonconformist sent time trades with England to half the extent The s e e • ~ Mr. Hargrave's Herne, 6 yrs, 7st 21b.... ~.. (J. Daley) 4 r mowing eviaence was given :- other articles change in oat and • Mr Fitzburgh's Shepherdess, 3 yrs, 7st 41b (in. 101 b ex) opposed it by armed resistance. How long it is heard a great deal in the last few months of what bodies jointly may equal in number the members of which it might. If, therefore, we can only avert Arabella Kelly examined-I live in No. 4, Leeson- s • (Pearson) 5 wise to persist in that resistance is a question of is called a Conservative reaction. Now, the thing the Establishment, still a very large number of the foreign war and internal disturbance, I think place, in the parish of St. Peter. I know the pri- Mr. Bruce's Lord of the Manor, 5 yrs, Bst 41b (in. 101 b ex.) EXETER-Nov. 22. policy, and a very difficult one ; but it seems to me is real enough, but the Phrase is not strictly accus members of these bodies, although they may some- after the temporary suffering of the next few months soner John Molloy. He is married to my daughter. (Custance) 6 The supply to-day was fair ; prices may be , q noted as fol • absurd to blame a Government fo d • th t h • h r oing aw lc rate. Reaction in this country there is not, and I times see the privileges of the Establishment with has passed away there will be no appreciable limit He was a servant. He had three children previous • • Mr C Brown's Birdbolt, 5 yrs, 7st 21b (car. 7st 41b) lows :- (Clement) 7 Wheat, white..7s 6cltoBs Od 1 8ar1ey...5e... 4 s Od to 4s 6d every Government in the World has done, and ever believe there never will be. It is our nature to some feeling of jealousy, yet do not on the whole to the wealth, comfort, and numbers to which the his occurrence The obo s ere livin with to t . tw y w g Betting-3 to 2 agst Petra, 3to 1 each agst Flirtation Ditto new .0s Od to Os Od I Oats ..........3s Oa to 3s 64 him The third is a little girl about five years of Flour, fine, 48s te -s ; seconds, 428 to. 448 per sack. will do. Now, the result of that stru 1' b d make c hanges slowly bat when h wish to see it overthrown (Hear hear.) Look- population of these islands may attain lam not ' gg eis eyon , wa ave • , . age, and lives with the prisoner's .mother at Bray. and Frailty, 6to 1 agst Sheperdess, 100 to 16 agst Lord of CATTLE. human calculation ; but lam disposed to think, on made them all parties agree to abide by ing, then, at the matter merely from its political going to take upon myself the duty of the Chancel- The prisoner lived at 25, South Cumberland-street. tho Manor. A small supply of stock, and a small attendance. the whole, that the opinion which generally pre- them. There is no measure which has passed in aspect, and not expressing any personal feeling, it lor of the Exchequer, and point out what taxes it The family was in distress. The prisoner was 11 'Won by a length ; Petra was beaten for second place bY Fat beef,p score, 10s6d to Ils Ewes, per lb ....6d to Gld three lengths ; Herne was a bad fourth ; the others beaten Pork carcases,do lOs 6d to Ils Wethers, d0.......60 to 7d vails in this country is the true one-that sooner or the last 30 years which, so far as I know and seems to me that, in England at least, the Church may be his duty to remit. lam afraid we must not weeks out of employment. I saw the body of later a Southern Confederacy will be established. b eelieve, any eonsiderablepartY in this country would Establishment is as secure as any institution can look forward to much remission of taxation next - William Molloy last night. He was lying dead in • off. • The Longleate Handicap of 5 so•irs each, for all ages; win. Lambs, per lb --d to -d Fat calves, d 0... 7d to 7 id. Rough fat, 4d per lb. the to room of the house Isa w blood on his Ido not come to that conclusion so much because I now propose to repeal ; therefore, I say, in the be reasonably expected to be. Ido not say that in year, but whenever that operation takes place there - 13 ' ners extra. Absut three furlongs and a quarter, straight -- mouth and neck, and on the floor. I have not seen BRISTOL SUGAR-Nov:4l'2. doubt the power of the North t b' t th osu juga e e strict sense of the word, reaction there is none. But Ireland or Scotland the state of things may be ex- are three or four taxes which seem to me to have a the cl . 1d A h • • ii rt ur since its death. (The witness was run in. The market, for raw sugars remains very teuiet, and the Southern States. Even as to that point there may of Conservative feeling and. contentment as to that actly the same. In Scotland the religion there este- stronger claim than all others-viz., a reduction of desired to go to where Lord Westmoreland's Confidence 3 vrs 7st .. (Mideleyl 1 the child was lying, which .. , . . 's ' ,e , 2 sales have been pyincipally confined to grocories. In re- Captain Christie s Miss Julia, aged, lOst.. (G. l•ordham) fined goods there is a moderate business doing . at about the be some doubt. A country of immense distances, which we have, and of objection to any changes blished is that of a minority of the people, and in the tea duty, a reduction of the sugar duty, to which she did, and on her return she stated to the coroner Mr. Barber's Foxhead, 3 yrs, sst 81b (G. Noble) 3 l ' ate values. The sales of rum lave een 1 b confined to a and of imperfect communications, is very unfavour- that may be proposed, there is undoubtedly more Ireland it is that of a very inconsiderable minority, precisely similar arguments apply, and a reduction that it was the body of Arthur Molloy, and that it Mr. Webb's HG • a 4 Peignoir, 2 yrs, 7st 41b .... ( . runsh w) small parcel or two for present purposes. the eldest boy ) Examination continued-I Mr. Naylor's Drummer Boy, 2 yrs, sst 71b(A.Woodhouse) 5 able for aggressive war and very favourable for than at any time within my recollection. Ido not and I will own to you frankly that I look forward of the duty on insurances, which, although I fear was • -- have known John Molloy for the last three years. Betting-5 to 4on Miss Julia, 4to 1 agst Confidence, sto COAL MARKET-Nov. 22. defensive. But putting that out of the question believe that this has anything to de with the acci- with uneasiness and apprehension to the discussions it cannot be abolished, is at the present rate far too e , I nad frequent opportunities of seeing him dur- 1 agst Peignoir, 7to 1 each. agst Foxhead and Dnemmer meets of Coal per Ton at the close of the market and allowing for the undoubted superiority of the dents of political combinations or the working of which some day or other will arise on ecclesiastical high. If our neighbours allow us to reduce our ing that time. I never knew him to do an act that Bey. s. d. S. d. North in resources of every kind, the real difficulty Parliamentary parties. I b e li ev e it wou ld b e p ee _ affairs in those countries. But with regard to Eng- armaments by - reducing their own- T - . -(hear)-which would lead me to believe he was out of his Won cleverly by a length; Foxhead was a bad third ; Carway and Duffryn 24 0 R ssel'nfeEtit End. .. 18 9 of the case seems to be this :-Supposing the Federal cisely the same if every politician and Minister now landel believe the balance of power which now exists seems now more probable than it' has done for a mind, of my own knowledge. I don't know how Peignoir next, Drummer boy beaten off. M i) t e ing Anthracite 21 6T u tall 18 3 ..,. Government to succeed in its object-to reconquer living were swept off from the face of the earth, and between the Establishment and the Nonconformist long time past, I think we shall all of us agree that the children came by their death. The prisoner's The Wynnestay Cup of 5 sovs e , ach with silver cup of the Ships at market, 51; Bola, 14. wife was also a servant, and used to be in em- value of £35 added, Ia• all ages; mares and geldings al the Southern States, what will they do with them if a House of Commons were returned composed bodies, and which, I may say in passing, is not on the income tax ought not to remain at its present . ployment. When they were both in service I kept lowed 31b. The winner to be sold for £2OO. If entered ______ when they have got them ? (Hear, hear.) If their entirely of new men. I think the causes of this the whole incompatible with individual freedom of height. (Cheers.) As to that income tax I have FOREIGN MAIL _PACKET LIST. the children part of the time. The t 't d paren s assis e not to be sold to carry 141 b extra. T.Y.C. rights are not to be restored after the conquest, then state of feeling are not difficult to find. We have speech, seems to be likely to endure for a consider- never held out hopes of its entire abolition, but in supporting the children. They both contributed Mr. R. Cheedle's Leontes, 6 yrs, Bst 81b.. (L. Snowden) 1 _ de e-- apowerful military Governmentmust be established, only to look around us. The establishment of the able time. If only the two hostile parties within I confess lam anxious to see it reiuced, not merely fairly to their support, I cannot say whether he Mr. Jenning's Arcadia, 2 yrs, 6st 51b.... (J. Grimshaw) 2 MAILS DUE. Mr. F. Bell's Pupil, 2 yrs, 6st 51b (J. Daley) 3 Australia and Mauritius, via Southampton Dee, 19. and thoseprinciplesof independence and self-govern- French empire following on the popular revolution the Establishment itself, and who, if one may judge for the reasons which lead us to be glad when any treated the children affectionately or not. I never mr. w. Nelson's King of the Fo d rest, age . Bst 111 b - via Marseilles Dec. 13. ment which are the very basis of American instills- of 1848-the spectacle of France enjoying, indeed, from the manner in which they write and speak of tax is reduced, but especially for the reason that, knew an an r or gyw d or look between the prisoner (J. Goater) 4 Brazil and Cape Verds, by British packet Dec. 4. and his wife. I never saw the prisoner in liquor, isl e B. Mill's Vulture,_ 5 yrs, Sst 111 b (Gardner) 5 Cape of Good Hope, Ascension, and St. Helena.. Dec. 2. tions must, for a time at least, be in abeyance. If, much glory and much Prosperity, but deprived of each other, have no great mutual love to spare- do what you will, it seems not to be in the power nor the sign of liquor on him. Ellen also ran. China, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton. Dee. 2. on the other hand, after the conquest the political freedom-the not altogether satisfactory working (laughter)-can be kept from open war, Ido not of man to make the tax a perfectly equitable one. surgeon George Potter examined-I have exa- Betting-6 to 4 agst King of the Forest, 9to 2 each agA - via Marseilles ...Nov. 27. Falkland Islands rights of the South are restored, undoubtedly those of what I may call ultra popular institutions in see that there is any external Power which is ever Some rough approximations to justice have been mined the body of William Molloy. There was a Leontes and Vulture, 6to 1 agst Arcadia. Gibraltar, via Southampton rights will be used for the purpose of embarrass - some of our colonies-the fact that we are at this likely to disturb the Establishment in tbe enjoy- made, but I believe you cannot prevent the tax superficial wound about an inch and a half inlength, Leontes made all the running, and won by three quarters India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via Southampton Dec. 2. leg the Working of the rt - lh• a tthlfi t t P • E tof its rights. As to the particular ques ti on from falling very unequally, not merely upon indi- a little below the chin ; a second deep one three po 1 ica mac me, an so momen eony rs -ra e ower in urope, men of a length, Arcadia beating Pupil by a neck, a head only _ via Marseilles Nov. 27. inches and a half in length, passing across the neck, dividing the latter from King of the Forest; Vulture was India (Bombay), via Southampton Nov. 25. of compelling a fresh separation by peaceable means. and, indeed, in the world, which is not going of church rates, I have seen and heard nothing to viduals, but upon different classes. Men will bear just below the level of the circoid cartilage, this fifth ; Ellen beaten off. - via Marseilles Dec. 5. I have seen a comparison as to this war, which through a crisis, added to the unfortunate disunion, alter the opinion which for some years past I a considerable amount of inequality when a tax is wound divided the wind • 1t 1 dIT M k Hd' f 3 h 'th 25 added f pipe comp eey, an aso he on moor an icap o sovs eac ,wi Lisbon Nov -• seems to me not an unapt one. Some one has said especially in the great manufacturing towns, be_ have formed as to its only possible solution. not large ; they will bear it with tolerable patience cut through the carotid artery and deep jugular all ages. About half a mile. ' or Malta, Egypt, and Men, via Southampton Nov. 25. - via Marseilles Nov. 27. that it is verY like the case of a husband instituting tween the middle and working classes, consequent (Hear, hear.) I was at first not indisposed to a when it is only 2or 2e,- per cent., but it becomes a vein on the right side. Thesevessels are not injured c aptain D Lane's Rosalind, 4 yrs, 7st 81b Se. Grimshaw) 1 Newfoundland legal proceedings to bring back his wife to live with on mo v ements of trades unions-the fact that there compromise, for in Esieland politicians frequently serious matter when it is 4or 5 per cent. Serious on the right side, although laid bare. The cause of Mr. Bruce's Miss Pennill, 2 yrs, 6st 131 b (inc. 71b extra) Oporto and Vigo .. b him. (Laughter.) He may succeed, he may obtain is with both Parties a disinclination on the part of end by a compromise ; but I have seen no plan complaints begin to be made on the subject, and the death was hemorrhage from those vessels. (IL Grimshaw) 2 U. S. and British N. America, by brit. packet.. Nov. 27; s Isabella Pye was the next witness-I am the Mr. IL Coverdale's llarmony, 2 yrs, sst 131 b (car. 6st) - by U.S. packet his object ; but the question is, when he has ob. employers to an extended suffrage-these °inure_ which appears to me to have a reasonable chance of worst of those complaints is that they are to a greas (H. Taylor) 3 ; - by Canadian packet. Nov. ---• sister-in-law of the prisoner. My sister is married 5/ • Dec. 10. tained it f whether he has done much to contribute stances, taken together, are quite sufficient to ex- success. At present there is greater bitterness of extent well founded. In ordinary years of Prosperity • ajor Martin ns Ludlow, 3 yrs, 6st 111 b (Midgley) 4 W.C. of Africa, Madeira and Teneriffe .. , to him. Her name is Maryanne Molly. I did not Betting-6 to 4on Rosalind, 9to 4 agst Miss Pennill. Bahamas, via New York .. Dec. 19. to his own domestic happiness. (Renewed laugh. plain why there should be at the present time a feeling,certainly greater combativness on both sides. -although lam afraid we cannot reckon the next see the chld h • 1 • d el • C bel d i wo is ying ea in um e. an - Mexico .... Nov. 28. The two first ran in front throughout, Rosalind having a ter.) Then, again, as far as we can see at present, preponderance of moderate opinions. It is the Both sides want that which only one can have-a year as one of them-it is calculated that each street. I was in Molloy's room yesterday morning • • - All parts of West Indies, including Chili, Peru, I Nov. 28. clear lead at the distance, and winning easily by three California,and British Columbia . the only party in America which is really earnest business of politicians simply to recognise this state decisive victory ; and that being the case, Ido not year's revenue ought to exceed the last by about 10 o'clock. The prisoner, my sister, and the lengths; the same between the second and third ; Ludlow in this war is the abolition party-those who are of things ;itisof no use to cavil at it, and no use to think any settlement is likely, especially as, so far something like L 1,000,000, and if the ex- two boys were present. The prisoner told me to a bad fourth. - tell my mother to send down the collars that she RAILWAY INTELLIGEIV CE. for effecting the emancipation of the negroes by the ignore it. We have to consider what is best that as I can see, there is no very strong desire on either penditure does not rise in proportion there The Scurry Stakes of 5 soya each, for two and 3 •yr-olds ; kept. I said she had no collars ; that the right •• internosition of the Federal authority. With them can be made out of it, and the conclusion which I side for peace. lam not speaking of politicians, is a margin sufficiently large to enable reduc- number was in it. This was alludin t th" g o ings winners extra; certain allowances ; the winner to be sold for £5O. Straight run in. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. it is a war of principle. But their opinions do not draw is, that organic changes are out of season, but there are some ecclesiastical leaders on both sides tions of taxation to be made, if we have patience that were said to be pawned. I told my sister that -....... Mr. Lincoln's Duplicity, 3 yrs, 9st 31b (Gardener) 1 aPPear to be those of a majority of persons even and the very fact that they are out of season who appear not sorry to.have questions of this kind and are not anxious to do everything at once, or my mother told her to go down to the pawn office, Mr. Bruce's Miss Pennill, 2 yrs, Bst 31b (Custance) 2 Miles Opened. Receipts. now at the North, and so far from their being the proves that the present time-as times of quiet open. It keeps alive attention and acts as a little adopt the counsels of a school of financiers who and that the man would show her how many there Mr. Naylor's Barricade, 2 yrs, 7st 91b (Perry) 3 Railways. _____-e-, ~...---se.._-... 1861. 1861 1861. 1860. views entertained by the Cabinet of W li . t as ing on, generally are-is especially favourable for the stimulus to party zeal. (Laughter.) Ido not would relieve us from existing taxes by putting on were in it. This was in the hearing of the prisoner. Betting-5 to 4 agst Miss Pennill, 6to 4 agst Duplicity; _ - _-. -.-. e____-.... The prisoner said he did not believe me. He told 3to 1 agst Barricade. X n the Teri last acts of that Cabinet show that by carrying out of administrative reforms. Ido not think, therefore, that you will very soon see a new ones quite as inequitable in the working: In me to go out of the room, and if I did not that he Won by two lengths ; a length between the second and Ballymena and Port Rush.. - - - ee se them the abolitionist party is repudiated and dis- believe that you will have a Reform Bill introduced settlement of the question ; but on the grounds of conclusion, let me thank you for the patience with would make me begone. M • t 'd Ih Id • y sis er sai sou third. The winner was not sold. Belfast and N. Counties.... 136 136 1,869 1, 99 Belfast and County Down.. 49 391 585 6 1 ' avowed. (Hear.) For the rest these differences by the Government for two or three years at least, justice and policy, in the interests of the Church, which you have listened to my address, for the un- not leave the room. The prisoner then struck me 1 A Handicap Plate of 50 sovs for 2 -yr-olds and upwards ; Birkd., Lanc., & Ches. Juno. - Blyth and Tyne 2O _ - - 20 1,460 1,292 between the Northern and Southern States are not A trial was made in 1860, and Parliament received and for the sake of social peace, I shall continue t e ,v' arying kindness I have received at your hands, with the Poker on the forehead. He then ran and entrance 2 sovs each; winners extra. One mile. Bristol and Exeter lO6l 125 5,790 5,805 new. Burke foresaw them; Washington feared the measure then brought forward with (Es- vote against the rate. (Hear, and cheers.) One and for the confidence you extended to me when locked the door. I managed to get the door open, Mr. Jenning's Arcadia, 2 yrs, 6st 12113.. • (J.;Grimshaw) 1 Caledonian 2l 219/ 15,333 15,580 and he pursued me to get me back, but I shouted Arr. T. Hughes's Flash-in-the• Pan, • 5 yrs, 7st 12113 Cockermouth & Workington c si 81 - - them ; and from that time to the present there have guised hostility, and the people with gene- last word upon questions of finance. The financial that confidence was most valuable. So long as you „ NI , - 20 20 360 363 urder' and " Police," and that he was going to (D. Hughes) 2 g ) o r r i l c c, Bl ci acto n cr & Passage . 6 1 61 203 205 never been wanting men who have predicted that ral indifference. It is no use now to din. policy of the present Government has up to this favour me with the continuance of that confidence murder my sister and her children. I went down Mr. Payne's Gwellan, 4 yrs, 6st 101 b (Drew) 3 Cork and Yong hal ... 26 26 211 ' 190 the difference of habits and ideas, of which slavery cuss that Bill. The question of Reform cannot die, time consisted mainly of three parts-the French and support I shall never seek the suffrages of any stairs with my head bleeding, and I saw no more Mr. Ten Broeck's Any . , 3 yrs, 6st 61b (Benet) 4 Cornwall 531 531 1,025 1,015 Mr. Logan's Lustre, a yrs, 7st 101 b .. (9. Fordham) 5 Deeside l7 17 249 243 is rather a sYmPtom than a cause-differences due in and it cannot be permanently at rest, but Ido not treaty, the clearance of the Customs' tariffs from a other constituency. (Loud cheers.) of what occurred in the room. In a minute or two m r. F. Fisher's Earl of Surrey, 2 yrs, 6st 61b, . (J. Daley) 6 Dublin & Belfast Junction 63 63 1,576 1,570 part to early traditions, and in part also to early think it will be heard of again in any serious man- multiplicity of petty duties, and the repeal of the A vote of thanks to his Lordship, proposed by I saw my sister come down the stairs in gores of Mr. Devereux's Sherwood, 3 yrs, Est nb.... (H. Taylors 7 Dublin and Droe rheda 63 63 1,686 1,C41 " Dub. &Wicklow(in.Kinerst ) 481 401 1,556 1,840 blood. Her blood was pouring down from her head Betting-5 to 4 agst Flash-in-the-Pan, 4to 1 agst Lustre traditions, and in part also to difference of climate ner for two or three sessions. Motions will be paper duty. As to the treaty with France, I en- Mr. It. BAGGE, and seconded by Mr. ARMES (a . Dundalk and Enniskillen over her neck and clothes. My sister was taken sto 1 each ags Gwellan and Arcadia. Dundee and Arbroath l7l 171 572 C 24 -would sooner or later lead to the disruption probably made on the subject by private members, tirely approved what was done by our Government Prominent member of the Liberal party in Lynn) Dundee Perth & Aber. Jun 3l 31 1,070 1,093 , away to the doctor to have her head dressed. I re- Won cleverly by a neck ; Gwellan was beaten off for se- as n e e ian E.: tA • r ' 671 671 985 1,093 which has actually occurred. It seems to m bat the only object of th e very ese motions will be to test in that matter, and I have never joined in any of was carried by acclamation, and a similar compli- mained below stairs. That (pointing to a poker) cond place by three lengths ; Amy was a bad fourth; E.Counties,Nrik.,&E.Union 499 499 23,979 23,385 idle to talk, as some people do in this country, as if the strength of parties, and it is not likely that the criticisms upon that treaty, or in the oppesition meat having been accorded to the Mayor for ' his was the weapon with which he struck me. Lustre next; Earl of Surrey sixth ; Sherwood last, beaten Edinburot and Glasgow EdinburTh,Perth,& Dundee 78 78 3;820 .1, 75 1 the secession in the South were to bring about an that theY can lead to anY Practical result. I said which was made to it. As to the second, the conduct in the chair, the proceedings closed with Bridget Dempsey, examined-I live in the next off. Forth & g Clyde Junction 'utter break - down of American power. Grant that fairly beforehand that, as I believe that subject can clearance of the tariff from those numerous and three hearty cheers for the hero of the meeting: room to the one which was occupied by the pri- Furness soner el knew Mrs. Molloy, but not the prisoner. I _FROM THE GAZ ETTE OF LAST EVENING. Glasgow & South-Western 1831 1831 7,913 7, 80 , ( 3! the South obtain all that they require, the North only be dealt with as a whole and by the Govern- vexatious duties of which I have spoken, Great Northern 330 330 26,167 25,16 a ______ knew her two little children. Mrs. Molloy's sister ' * Great North of Scotland ... 58 58 1,746 1,5 89 Will still retain, I think, some eighteen millions of ment of the day, I shall not support any motions I not only approved the plan when it was ART TBE4SURES EXHIBITION AT came into my room screeching a little after 10 FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 22. rlt.Southn. & Westn.(lrind.) 329 229 8,360 7,766 the moat intelligent and 'energetic population in so made by private members. There are grave brought forward, but I well recollect, when speak- _EDINBURGH: o'clock. He shut the door when she came out. I The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. William Great Western Inverness & Aberdeen June 55 7831 7614 45,361 44,9 52 55 815 7 52 the world ; they will retain a territory as large as administrative questions with which Parliament ing some years ago in this hall, venturing to pre- • heard Mrs. Molloy screeching. I rapped at the door Blanchard as Consul at Melbourne ter the United States of Irish South-Eastern 25 25 249 272 America. Lancashire & Yorkshire. all Earope, excluding Russia; they will possess may be and ought to be prepared to deal ; there is diet to you that it was one of the financial reforms An exhibition of industrial and decorative art at and she rushed out, pouring blood, with her hand FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 19. Leominster and Kington a political unity which they have not bad for the the consolidation of the statute law, which at last most expedient to be adopted. As to the third ques- Edinburgh was formally opened on Wednesday around her head. She said, " I ara nearly killed." Notice is hereby given, that Earl Russell has appointed Limerick ancl Ennis. evening, when addresses were delivered by the Duke She begged of me to go back to try and get the in- William C. Seymour, Esq., to be agent at the Port of prfrick and Foynes 2 261 126 1 5 , 5 , last thirty years ; and, unless this war is protracted has been taken up in earnest, and which may tion-the paper duties-I want to say a word • Ll• nen) , 46 461 573 60, in of Buccleuch, Dr. Lyon Playfair, Lord Elcho, fants out. I went and rapped at the door, and the Queenstown, and James Cairns, Esq., to be agent at the London & North-Western through a series of years, whatever burdens it may occupy us for many Sessions. There is a mea- explanation of the course taken persoually bY mY - M.P., the Lord Provost, and the Lord Advocate, prisoner opened it wide. I heard a voice inside say, Port of Londonderry, for the issue of Foreign-office pass- London and Blackwall 5 /4 51 1,378 1,419 for a time impose, they will continue to be more sure which will affect the reform el the patent self. 'When in 1860 Mr. Gladstone proposed the re- M.P. The exhibition, which t k 1 •th t aes p ace in e eas " Come out, you wretch." The children were cry- ports. CROWN-OFFICE, Nov. 21. London & South-Western . 400 3941 16,152 15,25 4 Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2411 2231 14,866 15,13 9 lightly taxed than any powerful nation upon earth. law in such a manner as at the same time to peal of the paper duty, a counter proposition was side of the National Gallery,has been got up by the ing on the floor for their mother. I saw one of Days and places appointed for holding Special Commis- London, Chatham, & Dover 72 291 3,579 473 421 1 027 1,058 Now, we have heard speculations very ingenious protect inventors in the rewards of their disco- made by a gentleman whom we all in the House of exertions of a committee of the Hon. Board of them, but not the other. I did not see the man who sions of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the ko a n n d :e ' i r m il e ua,; , up , i o n u c t o ir i n si a l , 2 V 2311 15;051 15,872 p Manufactures, of which committee Dr. Lyon Play- was inside except his feet. He had no shoes on. I undermentioned places :- Blanc' h. S.Jun.& Altrincham d 9 91 1,058 9 74 and able as to the probability 'of further disrup- veries, and manufacturers and others against the Commons respect-Sir Wm. Miles-substituting ror • • Count of Chester-Tuesday, December 3, at Chester. mareport and Carlisle fair is chairman, and Mr. W. B. Johnston, curator did not go into the room. I went down stairs to ce t y of D von-Saturday December 14, at the Castle Midland (incl. N.-Western) 6141 6141 39 800 40 710 tions taking Place, and of the establishment of multiplication of useless monopolies. This is a the repeal of the paper duties a red ' uction of the in- of the National Gallery, is art superintendent of the Mrs. Molloy. I put a shawl round her and took her at - -g x u e n t 3 ' e ' er. Midland Gt.Westn. of hind. 1921 1921 4:681 4;814 several independent communities. Ido not say most delicate and difficult question, but it is come.tax to a corresp d' Dlonkland 56 56 1,576 1,6 03 on ing amount. A vote was exhibition. The collection, both in point of Value to the doctor's. Mrs. Molloy beeged of me to send City of Exeter-Same day, at the Guildhall of the said. that these speculations are unfounded ;on the con- also one of great importance. There is a , taken upon that subject, but I declined to join in it. and illustrative character is undoubtedly the finest some one to look after her children. I met a ser- city. Monmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44 Newcastle and Carlisle 7B 14 2,588 2,321 7 8 3,735 3,815 trary, I think there is a very great deal of truth in measure, which was introduced by Sir Hugh Cairns When the question was whether th • f 1 le • d that has yet ILen exhibited in Scotland ois in geant of police, and told him what had occurred. I County of Durham-Tuesday, December 3, at Durham. North British (incl. Selkirk e income tax County of Gloucester -Monday, December 2, at Glen- and Galashiels) them-but I think for all practical purposes they in 1859, for facilitating the transfer of land, and I should be reduced to half the amo h h unt, or w et er surpassing, in nearly all respects, the two exhibi- came to the hall door with the policeman. I did not cester. North Devon 35 35 455 441 Manufacture Association in 185 see the risoner I saw a man taken away from tions of the Art _ 7 p . th e City of Gloucester-Same day, at the city of Gloucester. N-Eastern(Bedale&Leybrn) 789 764 35,836 38,616 are at present premature. I repeat, we are bound am very confident that the present Cabinet, guided the paper duty should be taken oft, I thought th t a and 1858. The Queen, the Prince Consort, and the house. I then returned to Mrs. Molloy. I never County of Kent-Mouday, December 2, at Maidstone. North London 9 9 2,315 2,214 to use great caution in judging the affairs of any by one of the ablest Chancellors who ever sat upon the claim of paper was the stronger; but th • e Prince of Wales have given a more than nominal heard of any altercation between the prisoner and County of Linceln-Thursday, December 5, at the Castle North Staffordshire 246 246 7,246 8,0 0 Oswestry and Newton..... 30 20 591 407 foreign country ; and there is no country with re- the woolsack, will introduce the bill again, with or China war intervened, arid ne . 1 cessari y caused a patronage to the present exhibition, having sent his wife. • f Lincoln I did not go to the room when the pne o . • . Rhymney l9/ 191 791 664 gard to whose affairs that caution is more necessary without modifications. as the case may be. There postponement of the repeal of the duty numerous and valuable contributions ; the Dukes of soner spoke because I was afraid. I saw his hands, City of Lincoln-Same day, at the City of Lincoln. St. Helen's Canal & Raihvay '52 52 1,829 2,075 • County of Monmouth-Friday, December 6, at Mon- Scottish Central than in the case of the United States. There are is the reconstruction of the Board of Admiralty-a When the question came on again last ses- Buccleuch and Hamilton have given munificently and I thought he had a weapon in them, and that mouth. Scottish North-Eastern ll5 115 3,921 3,t35 two causes which inevitably lead to bias our judg- question which must be dealt with with caution, sion it was raised in a somewhat diffe- s the dis la • the Earl of Elgin and Sir J. toward py , I would endanger my life by going in. County of Norfolk-Saturday, December 7, at the Castle sbury & Birmmeham - ' S e' l l ' i r r e e ‘ w v sb ' 48 ury and Chester 48 - - Hope Grant have sent their Chinese collections ; Andrew Walsh, examined-I am a constable in o f Norwich. Shrewsbury & Hereford meat in regard to them. There are many classes that Parliament in any change which is made may rent form. It was not then a considerate ion and among other liberal donors are the the metropolitan police. Yesterday morning I was City of Norwich-Same day, at the Guildhall of the said Shropshire Union 291 291 1,025 900 in this ecTuntry who by their habits, by their edu- not lose that full control over the navy which in whether the income-tax should be reduced and ' 7 Eerl of k% emyss, Lord Eleho, Lord Wharncliffe, on duty in the neighbourhood of Harcourt-place city. South Devon cation, by their social and political position, and days not very long gone by has not always been the paper duty repealed , but the Point at issue was Lord Kinnaird, Mr. Marjoribanhs, M P M about half-past ten o'clock. Bridget Dempsey met i. ~ r. County of Nor Northampton. thampton-Thursday, December 12, at South-Eastern South Wales 306 306 16,914 18,629 1711 1711 7,115 6,581 one may even say by their personal interests which conceded in the case of the army. Then there is a whether the paper duty sliculd be repealed or the Napier, Mr. Webb, Mr. Barber, &c. The circulats me and said that a man was after violently assault- County of Oxford-Tuesday, December 3, at Oxford. S. Yorkshire and River Dun 118 118 - Stockton and Darlington spring out of that political and social position, are plan proposed by two of the present Ministers with tea duty reduced. Both those measures, in them- ino collection of the department of science and art, ing his wife, and that she was over at Dr. County of Somerset -Thursday, December 19, at Taff Vale 5l 51 4,989 5,010 naturally predisposed to judge in an unfavourable whom I had the honour of sitting as a commissioner selves, seemed to be right. I have not a word t under the care of Mr. Worsnop, also forms part of Sweeney's. I went to the doctor's and saw the Taunton. Ulster 19 ° the display A great many antique and curious woman. Her head was being dressed. The blood and Lancaster 19 County of . Southampton,-Saturday, December 7, at the Myerstone • 787 733 10 10 manner whatever affects the t ' bl • fi e years ago,-the late Lord Herbert and the say against either, and if I had stood alone Ido t s. • • grea ; repu man some v no articles are exhibited, many of thetn having histori- was streaming down the back of her neck. The Castle ot Winchester. Vale of Clwyd. 35 d Vale of Neath 3l 35 1,828 1,703 Power of the world. Th • h . • en, again, t ere is another Duke of S°m erset,- " f " the modification-I am len° w that I should have cared to oppose a propo- cal or traditional interest. Her Majesty sends the woman said firstthatshe would charge her husband County of Stafford -Saturday, December 14, at Staffer , 1 , 't rf d d Kilkenny 31 362 350 County of Suffolk-Tuesday, December 10, at Bury St. elT a at e erfO r rd a a n nd Limerick feeling quite as natural and more justifiable. There afraid we cannot hope for the total abolition-of sition good in itself merely to substitute a better. Cellini shield, given by Francis I. to Henry vile. ; with the assault. She then expressed a wish that 1 Edmunds. West Cornwall 274 ri 803 693 are many persons who have watched with uneasi- what I must cell the detestable system of promo- However, the question was raised and pressed to a and the Prince of Wales exhibits the splendid should go and take out the children. I accompanied County of Warwick -Thursday, December 12, at War- W.HartlepoolHarbretßail 39 West Midland. - 69 4,371 4,59 6 _ ness, and even with anxiety the growth of a Power tion by purchase in the army. We shall have vote. lam not ashamed to say that I hesitated as shield which was his baptismal gift from the King g 1 ) 3' Brid et Dem se to the hall door of the house wick. 7 _ 331 300 of Prussia and which has only once previously been No. 25, Cumberland-street. I knocked at the door, County of Worcester -Monday, December 9, at Wor- :ii i r r ne ja n , , , c en ieet u o n roseeermnt 1 7 2 J ction l2 704 1140 whose increase in wealt h and population has been discussions again %eon that educational code to the course I should take, but in the end I decided ' cester. Whitehaven & Furness Jun 35 35 658 694 shown to the public-namely, in the Exhibition of and it was opened. I went upstairs, and on the City of Worcester -Same day, at the City of Worcester. more rapid than that of any European State, who which has lately attracted so much attention. Of to vote for the reduction of the d u ty on tea. In the 1851. The walls of the room are •hl I I d ric ycot le second or third landing I heard the crying of a man County of York -Saturday, December 7, at the Castle of FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. at the present time, or before the beginning of this that code I shall only say that it seems to me first place it seemed to me to be a more direct and with Gobelins and Flemish tapestries, th D t e epar - over me. I heard the words, "Is there no person York. Antwerp and Rotterdam 62 52 1,247 1,014 late war, were almost in point of population the to he founded upon a sound and right principle, al- immediate benefit to the working classes, and, in ment of Science and Art exhibiting the beautiful can give me assistance r It was the same voice in . ' of York-Samo day, at the Guildhall of the said Austrian City Belgian Eastern Junction 261 261 828 673 52,357 50,227 322 322 equals of the United Kingdom, and who certainly though there are some details which I confess Ido the next place, although the money lost to the Ex- specimen of Gobelins gifted to it by Prince Napo- a vele city . v weakly tone. I proceeded up further, and - • County of Glamorgan, Thursday, December 19, at Car- Buffalo and Lake Huron 1611 1611 2 507 1 837 leen, and which had been presented by Napoleon • I when I got in sight of the door of the top front diff. Detroit and Milwaukie - 4,263 4;105 have shown some disposition to use their power in not clearly understand ; but there are other details ' chequer by the repeal of a duty may in the end be I Dutch Rhenish to King Jerome in 1806. The tapestries of New- room 1 saw the prisoner standing at the door ;he ______ Eastern of France . 1032 1006 57,185 52,465 an arromant and in a hostile spirit. Whatever judg- which, if Ido understand them clearly, will I think replaced, still I think it is not so soon replaced as b market Palace have been sent aiillustrations of the was crying. He had nothing on him but an old rug B ANKRUPT S. East Indian recut we do form upon these American matters, I require some reconsideration before they can be by the reduction of a duty, because an increased Flemish school. The walis are also decorated with round his shoulders, and his shirt and stockings. John Henry Leverton, carver, Poplar. Grand Trunk of Canada 970 970 - - Great Indian Peninsula 3501 207 i 3 . 999 4,16 4 think we are bound to use special care that in form- practically worked. Then there is the never-endino• consumption naturally occurs and carries up what armour, and with cartoons, drawings, and costume He retired into the room. I went in after him. Coleman Van Goor dealer in steel pens, Bermondsey'', Great Luxembourg l2B 128 3 , 7 81 2,881 0 ing it we do not allow ourselves te be biassed either church rate controversy to deal with, and the annual is left of the tax to its former account, and the way pictures. The contributions of Mr. Marjoribanks Opposite to me, when I went in, I saw the prisoner George Moore, butc ' her, Somersham, Suffolk i Great Western of Canada 345 345 11,754 11;133 42 112 5 386 6 543 Lyons and Geneva eith include his famous Limoges enamels, and also many stoop over a child. He had it partly raised off tho George Harvey, farmer, Bramshaw, Wiltshire Madrid, Saragossa &Alicant 3 1 284 11 , 609 • 13,617 er by class feelings or by national • 1 Afi •1 d • ' • thbdtl "th 1 df fthfi 'lf A aea may. 8 nancm iscussions upon e uge . pass over is us c eare or ur er nancia re orms. n- ,-. David Frankenstein, coffee-house keeper, Bloomfield to the duty fth G nne specimens of Chelsea and Sevres wares. Among floor. The child was bleeding from the throat. The Northern of Canada.... street Northern of France 0 e overnment, that is obvious,and the other topics to which I have alluded, but upon other question had also to be considered in con- Ido not su the latter a t re wo cups which belonged to the Era- floor was very much covered with blood. He then George Hinsley, builder, Lower Norwood, Surrey Norwegian Trunk . 14 14 9.9 815 Mose. that there will be any depenture these last two I will say a few words, There has nexion with the subject, and that was that peror Napoleon 1., and are now in the possession of asked me " for God's sake to get something done for Sarah Fastnedge, milliner, High Wycombe, Bucking- Paris, Lyons, & Mediterrn 879 810 109,035 87,915 from it, what Paris and Orleans 922 922 50,805 56,687 ever Administration be in power. been a great rallying among the clergy and their in the event of any European complications Sir W. Gibson-Craig. One of these, it is said, was the child." He clasped his hands to ,, ether and said, hamshire Pernambuco 361 - 563 - (Hear.) The dut Thomas George Pratt, brick maker, Wilby, Northamp -3' ef our Government, is to observe friends, and a. cry has been raised that the Church in which we might be involved-and. this was a pos- Presented by Napoleon to the Empress Josephine, "I am sorry, lam sorry !" I saw anenife lying be- Royal Danish 69 69 - - a strict neutralit • side the child. It was stained with blood. I saw shire Sambre and Meuse 6B 68 1,343 1,287 and treasured by her to the tiay of her death. yln word and need-not to show is in danger. First, one ought to ask, in dan f *ble'lt f li . hm m nth •t • ger oeniiyow ic so e o s ago i was impos • Andrew William Baker, bookseller, Hastings South Austrian ••• • • 1251 917 60,902 43,950 irritation of central Beano It is ornamented with a portreit of Napoleon by the child was breathing. I went to the door, and Abraham Rita, glass cutter, Drury-lane Southern of France a 777 773 24,680 23,177 Yanees, such. as in the course what ? (Hear.) If it is meant that the Established sible to lose sight-it would have been easy to raise of such a struggle as this lsabey, the celebt ated French miniature painter. called for help to bring the child to the doctor's. I Francis Beckingliam, horse dealer, Ashford, Kent Welland. West Flanders eve must inevitably ex- Church is in danger of losing that moral influence again a duty merely lowered, while it would have The handle of. the cup having been broken by acci- saw the child lying on the floor. It was smaller John Newman, licensed victualler, Vere-street, Clare- ___ an , ... 75 75 921 897 pea ;to defend any righta of ours th w. U N.W. of France.... 750 750 47,105 40,790 at may be at- which she possesses over men's opinions and hearts, been utterly impossible to put on a duty which had dent, it was replaced by asimilarly sheped handle of than the first. It was quite dead. Constable 54 B market rth-road tacked, temperately aud firralv 0 .• • Thomas Jennines button dealer, Wallasey° ee, ...... -1 o viin g time for any Ido not myself see any change in that direction ; been taken off. (Hear.) Ido not know that I should solid gold. In all the departments of the ceramic wa3 the first that came to my assistance. I told Ed ''' ' f't d aler Camden-town ward Thomas Godden, urni ure e , . . - - - angry passion to evaporate ; and, above all, t him to take char eof John Mello I went with t Mincing lane o take but whether it be the case or no it is not a matter have recalled to your recollection a matter past and art, as also in glass, there is a most illustrative dis- g eh Joseph John Eardensohn, wine n nrchaiii__, BIRTHS. no advantage, and to seem to t a k e no , , lay Of ivories principally owinn to Mr. Webb's the child in my arms downstairs. I met Isabella Robert Nicol, tavern keeper, Notting-1.; 11 auvantage, with which acts of Parliament and political agita- gone if it had not been said that I have been guilty I ) ' ' ' P 1 k h li . ' -A d 1 cloth menu acturer, Pudsey, BRAMIVELL.-On tho 21st inst., at Sigston Rectory, tilt of the tempo:nary weakness of the Araerican contributions, there is a fine collection ; and there Yo, wio too te c ild from me to Dr. Svveeney's, Joseph Beoth run ae, w:fe of Henry Bramwell, Esq., of a daughter. power tion can have anY influence ; but if it is meant of some inconsistency in voting - in that wey after Yorksh . iro to effect any object which that Power might regard is also a case of Greek and Roman coins and medals in Lincoln-place. Constable Murphy when 1 went William . oss, M bootrnaker, Chancery-lane, Holborn. BueteoN.-On the 22d inst., at 1, Blackheath-terrace, that the Establishment is in danger of losing having been connected with an 'association for the curiously illustrative of the ancient numismatic back handed me the knife which I had seen on the B twood, Essex William Bush, farmer, ren Blackheath, the wife of Joseph Stewart Burton, Esq ,oi as an encroachment upoa its rights. (Hear. hear ) 't • 1 s Privileges and its State endowments, repeal of the paper duty. Some allusion was made arts. A splendid casa of weapons has been arranged. floor. 1 saw some bread and butter on the table in James Longhurst, beerhouse-keeper, Croydon-common, a son. Teere is only one o f forei n • . • ther point o g pohey which then I m t h 1 le us say t at, 00 ing as far forward as to this in the House of Cotnmons, and althoug,h I Among the articles it displays are a pair of pistols, the room, and a teapot on the hob. There was not surrey • TATHAM.-On the 22d inst., at 26, Talbot-square, Hyde- I will touch upon, and that relates to this expedition practical men are • • fi d•l IC • d ' fli bl' • • h •• I 3usta ein oo mg-viz., to the on tie to waste pu ic time wit egotistica ex- richly wrought, contributed by the Due d'Aumale, enough bread for a family of three or four. The pri- Ifaelle Pinti, artist, Walworth lta " II 1 B o e I Washington ancoc r, ar s,a-p ace, Brornpton park, the wife of Henry Edward Tatham, Esq., of i Mexico in order to ' • soner asked me to take charge of his papers, I o.nd daughter. Which is now preparing for lifetime of the present e t • I d t and also some exquisitely enamelled and jewelled Jo h n B,,wis Beeson, Camden-square, Camdeu-town lanations I owe it to ou to clear myself from the g nera ion- ono see any p , y enforce against that State the claims of British and reasonable cause for that apprehension. In all reproach of having taken an inconsistent course arms, sent by General Malcolm and others. Amon e Constable Murphy took the prisoner in a c ibt to William Parsons Arnold, Warner-street, Dover-road MARRIAGES. • the principal objects in the cases of plate and jewel's Lad-lane. He refused to come do wnst • airs till he John Rogers, Alpha-road, St. John's-wood CHAPMAN-WOODIN.-On the 21st inst., at St. Mathia 'n a countrie of other creditors. I do not think we are i a ecclesiastical institutions hay h e s own a Some years ago I took an interest in the repeal of may be mentioned a gold drinking cup, sent by her got something to cover him. John William Page, Princes-street, Walworth Church, Richmond, Frederick Chapman, Esq., of Picea ision upon the policy of remarkable vitality. I n E• e Feveryear Clare and ' position to form a final dee ranee, where certainly a the newspaper stamp, and I wrote a letter on the Majesty ; a set of enamelled sleeve buttons, each The room was then cleared for the purpose of Georg . George Reyett Clare, auc- dilly, to Clara, oldest daughter of Joseph S. Woodin fit strong reli ious fai • tioneers, Franilingham, Suffolk that measure until vre hear tho explanations o g th Is not a predominant charac- sub' th" h 'd 1 •1t d I believe, Jee , w ic was lin t y circa a e , with the head of an Indian monarch, contributed allowing the jury to deliberate as to their verdict. James Davis, licen d ' ee victualler, Peterborough, North- I/ Esq., Rutland Lodge, Petersham. which may be given by the Minister in Parlia- teristin of the people, the clergy have retained aby an association calling itself the Asso- by Sir G. G. Suttie ; two very rich jewels, shown After being closeted together for about a quarter of la amptons ire ....AWLINGS-GRIMWADE.-On the 21st inst., at St: Mary' d their Church, Harrow, James Rawlings, Esq., of Howland ere considerable share of emolum t by Mr. Ferrer, one representing a Greek ship in an hour the coroner was called in and hande Mark Tarbuck, fishmonger, Cambridge-road, Mile End t t F't rnent. As to its justice, I admit at once that th en s and power, not- ciation for P t • th R 1 f the romo ing e epea o ck It was as fol- s ree , i zroy-square, to Harriet, eldest daughter of T ct withstanding two revolutions, (me o f • gold, with the figures of the crew and the rigging verdict at about half-past 6 o'clo . Thomas Greenwood, bootinaker, Goswell-road S. Gnmeeade, Esq., Harrow, Middlesex. is nothing to say against that, because the condu which dis- Taxes on Knowledge. The repeal of the stamp e e th e l •• l vesse exquisite y wrought, and the other a lows :-" In the case of Arthur . Molloy, we find Thomas Davey, Woodford, Essex anized society to the very found t: t et James Wint of the Government of Mexico is sueh as fully to org a ion, and it is duty being then before the public, I subscribed gold • ll d I t 0 fth t• t t • jewe e leer . ne o e mos in eres ing, that the said Arthur Molloy died in Jervis-s re ford-street erbern, carpenter, Marlborough-mews, Ox- DEATHS. worth notice that in the latter of those revolutions, h inst from certain _ _ _ justify our armed interference. So again, on the to the funds of the association, but I perfectly • though one of the smallest jewels, is a gold head Hospital on Wednesday, the 20t .1 BULT,OCK.-On the 21st inst,, at Hastings, Sarni. Bullock n Mol- J ohn Porter, solicitor, Lincoln's-inn-fields "ti 1848 the clergy were never seriously threatened. ee 11 him by his father, Joh Joh • Esq., of Lyddington, Rutland. • score of humanity, I admit it is unobjectionable, 1 I e remember stating at the teme that I declined and bust about an inch in s , ' ize said torepresent the wounds inflicted on hat e Willitt Williams, Willow-walk, Bermondsey because, whatever may be the effect of our inter- In this country the clergy of the Establishment to give any pledge on the subject of the paper duty Tauric Diana. This curiosity, which is exhibited by loy. In the case of William . Mol , l oy we find t David Heard, carpenter, Barkin E died at the house, 25, g, i ssex BLA'NDFoRD.--On the 21st inst., at Vauxhall, Josep Blandford, Esq , aged 78. reat combination of circumstancea in their because I• • ' Capt. Crease, R.E., was found by Mrs. Crease while the said William Molloy William Thomas Dairy, Bruton-street, Berkeley-square vetition, it is quite certain that we cannot possibly have a g eoneudered that that was a matter on he 20th inst. James Tri Cumberland-street, on Wednesday, t , , be, wholesale fancy stationer, Canterbury- t. at Liverpool th R C LAWEENCE,-On the 20th ins , , e ev. . '' make the political condition of Mexico worse than favour. Independently of that support which they which it was inex a' pe lent to bind one's-self before- watching some excavations in an ancient tumulus his father, John terrace, Walworth W. Lawrence, M.A., aged 57. from certain wounds inflicted by at Kertch, while the British army vere in the N H urelv religious motives, there is a great hand. My name ma h eery James B row n, cheesemonger, Queen's-terrace, LEMON.-On the 21st inst., Lucy Elizabeth, wife of Robl we find it. The real question is whether there is receive from p ~ y ave remained upon the lists Crimea. The head is of exquisite workmanship, and, Molloy." Chelsea Lemon, Esq., of her Majesty's State Paper Office. rt which they obtain upon so- of this association, but as then sent for trial at the next any British object involved adequate to th d lof indirect suppo e mag- ea ray connection with it was as a curious instance of the revolutions of fashion, The prisoner ve William Bott coal master, Shrewsbury YOUNG.-011 th e 18th inst., at The Priory, Southset nitude of s h • ' m or- sim l in refere 1 grounds. There is hardly one i p p y nee to th - ssion and a coroner's warrant made out for H em • , y Tipper, confectioner, Cheadle, Steffordshire Commander Alfred Young, least., aged 46. ue arr expedition. If the only object cial and politica e question of the repeal of the hair is dressed al' Irnperatrice. In the same case commi ' I to the Richmond BrideNvell. ,be what • n this country which,has not a rig,ht the newspaper stamp. As to the ftfE 1' h are several very curious old watches sent by Mr. his committa ..._ ________ e ____ ne Charles Major Herbert, coal merchant, Walsall, Stafford- - shire - . . nem are told it is-to collect these bad tantlandedfami l y i u ure ong is __________________-- debts ''e _see_ app m e, - liVinas and they have iri finance, when the temporary suffering to which I Alexander Bryson, one of which is said to have be- Thom Doe : Printed and Published b M RDO YOUNG, c . -ONE SHILLING DAY.-Fri as Renfree, boormanufacturer, Penzance, Cornwall LoN . y U [tenet that may happen which some- to appoint to one or more rl v CRYSTAL PALACE. No. 112, Strand, Printer, at TRE Sus (Mice, No. 112,Stranf times occurs ' • fear we must look forward is longed to Sir Walter Raleigh. Robert Scarth, cloth manufacturer, Morley, Yorkshire in private r ecuniary interest in the mainte- over, I own I t a ke a nil t • ' en , 232 , dato by litization de th w ill swallo ,at the expenses of' this way a direct p In illustration of the art of bookbinding, the day,NoV. 22.-Adraission on Pa.) Ness* James llolt and Richard Bell, cotton spinnere, Totting- in the Precinct of the Savoy. in the County ot =Moe: Wup the profit. (Laughter.) I nance of the aie view I have no establishment, diffused among a large Very sangui , ~ uoubt that there %Duke of Hamilton has contributed a number of rare tickets, 198; total visityrs , 0), ton, I.4lloltalliro , saturelae, Nceeraher 23, law. - BRAMWELL.—On the 21st inst., at Sigston Rectory, the wife of Henry Bramwell, Esq., of a daughter. BurtTov.—On the 22d inst., at 1, Blackheath-terrace, Blackheath, the wife of Joseph Stewart Burton, Esq , of a son. TATIWL—On the 22d inst., at 26, Talbot-square, Ilydo park, the wife of henry Edward Tatham, Esq., of a daughter. CIIAPMAN—WooDIN. — On the 21st inst., at St. Mathias Church, Richmond, Frederick Chapman, Esq., of Picca dilly, to Clara, oldest daughter of Joseph S. Woodin, Esq., Rutland Lodge, Petersham. RAWLINGS—GRIMWADE.—On the 21st inst., at St: Mary's Church, Harrow, James Rawlings, Esq., of Howland street, Fitzroy-square, to Harriet, eldest daughter of T. S. Grimwade, Esq., Harrow, Middlesex. BULLOCK.—On the 21st inst., at Hastings, Sainl. Bullock, Esq., of Lyddington, Rutland. BLANDFORD.—On the 21st inst., at Vauxhall, Joseph Blandford, Esq., aged 78. LAWRENCE.—On the 20th inst., at Liverpool, the Rev. C W. Lawrence, M.A., aged 57. LEMON.—On the 21st inst., Lucy Elizabeth, wife of Robt• Lemon, Esq., of her Majesty's State Paper Office. YOUNG.—On the 18th inst., at The Priory, Southsea, Commander Alfred Young, R.N., aged 46. LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at TRE SUN Office, No. 112,Strand , in the Precinct of the Savoy. In the County of MidtilobeX , Saturday, Nwerakker 23, 1801. 1