The Sun. — London, England, 1856-04-07 00:00:00

. . THE SUN - .1.4-ONDON 5 MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 7.- 185 6. ) . . ---- . . --_____ - - - .--. ---------.----- Spirit of the Public Journals. ' ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. I they have got out of me. That is the commencement of Sporting Intelligence. PRICES OF SHARES • Coadry Markets. Naval and Military Intelligence. _________..-- . OXFORD CIRCUIT.-GLOUCIESTER, APRIL 5. * the whole affair. Mr. Jardine-I think you had much better consult ' 4. IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM. H A D . 3 D AI . IN IE2R G A, T lGl o E N 7B3s462.esspis C t2E o .:ooh ß adsl N: ' M A ' R - K - E . , - - I, T . - } - 1 - 6.6 - 2. A mo r , ' ,3 1 t i - - . - 0, :: l o - t 4 ., . 0 '5 , ,; i s 0 i . - • 'i:. --..---- EPSOM RAC ES. PANIES' STOCK. (Fronz the Times of this day.) The assizes terminated last night. your solicitor about it. The Spring Meeting at Epsom will take place on The folic et ing are the aew regulations in regard to the It is now more than 40 years since the Congress of THE POACHING OASES. Lieut. Ackerley-But, sir, this 80,0001. that they are ' Thursday next. . ers , wneAT. 1 RARVIRY I OATH. I BRAN.. , . naval unifotra :- . First " The full-dress, undress, and frock coats, and also Vienna met to give new territorial divisions and a new Gile s B u ll, the elder, Giles Bull, the younger, Thomas keeping me out of was the whole cause of it. lam a ; 1 ... The . list of sport contains six items ; the leading -Pram the Official List. 78s ca 45s Od 33s Od 48e Od Second - 72s lld I 41s 0,1 I :-Os 2d I 43i 9d the epaulettes, will be retained ; but the following alter- destiny to Europe. The great revolution of France Bull, and George Bull, were brought up for judgment, peaceable man ; but two wrongs don't make a right. attractions being the Metropolitan Stakes and the City LONDON, F.RIDA.Y, APRIL 4, 1856. Third was supposed to bave come to an end, legitimate Sove- having been previously convicted of night poaching and Mr. Cole here eppealed to . his t elient's discretion, re. • and Suburban .Elandicap. Althoueh speculation on each Miens will be made :- ere. reigns were not only triumphant, but seemed to tbe attacking the gamekeepers on the Duke of Beaufort's and peatine his worship's suegestion that it would be better . Total quantity of wheat in market, -344 cire., 342 told ' . " MILITARY BRANCH. 1 event has been limited in its range, yet the respective GAS-LIGHT AND COKE' COMPANIES. Q..72A 1 11.6 : 2 6 7E1q q ar ra 5.. . 6: 1 1 4 96 7 s s o ol h d l . , world, and perhaps to themselves, the supporters of jute Mr. H. 11. Hurtley's preserves at Sodbury. His lord- to coault him ( ' Mr. Col; before ' taking proceedings. ' races are likely to be marked by incidents of much pre- ft ft barley it " Adenirans-The gold lace of two inches and one and Um, tranquillity, and human freedom, They undertook ship sentenced the old man, who was the ringlead , er, and Lieut. Ackerley-But the court will still be open to r, ft oats a 35 ) cire., 347 sold a quarter inch in breadth now on threfuladress coat will to regenerate Europe on the principles of religious truth incited his sons to beat the keepers, to six years penal me, will it ? I rent and prospective importance. Dividend. Amount so It beans B E L I l e A e r t , Name of Company. f ) . be reduced to one and three-gnerters inch and one inch Cannobie has engrossed nearly all the betting on the of Paid. Price. , and respect for venerable usages. But far more than by servitude, and the others to four years' each. In pass- Mr. Jardine replied that it would be so, just as much ' Ant e u r m. ' Share. respectively. The full-dress, 'Undress, and frock coats Meta olitan, and ie in increasing demand for the Derby. Oats, ... 11. 10e 2 6•l2ths I Beans, 21. 3 9 7 1 . 1 2 2111 '; , the Gospel, or by immemorial laws, were the monarchs of ing judgment, Baron Bramwell said, if a man had land as it was then, and Mr. Ackerley left the court with his I will have a band of one and three-quarter inch gold lace I - For O l e former event he is not likely to enhounter more Xs.d.Xs. d. ' the continent united through a common fear of France. he had as much right to keep it for game as to grow solicitor. _ round each cuff, and the relative ranks of rear, vice, and The war which closed with Napoleon's downfall was the wheat or turnips upon it, or anything else for his use or ! than ten opponents, and their racing pretensions seem British ••••••• • .. • • .• Ditto Frovincial .• •• ell _ i _ 20 0 0 20 0 0 , - -- ! full admirals, and admiral of the fleet, will be distin- • Ecarcelv above mediocrity. oriehton •• •• •• •• •• - 5/. 20. 0020• 0 0 15 DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-APRIL 3. contest of old Europe against France, its principles, and amusement, and the law said people must not trespass CLERKENWELL.-Frances Price was finally exa- , Fith • erman and St. Hubert are the leading favourites eit; of London ...... 41. Os. 100 0 0 1:50 • guithed by the iddition of one, two, three, and four b .n ar h s its ulna It cannot be wondered that at the pacification on other persons' land to take game. 00 . - Q r s . ' 2 5 5 7; 6 0 co n'inh ats eet Current. Infetior , e of five-eighths of an inch gold lace, a quarter of an i d c r mined and committed for trial, charged with being con- ' for the City and Seburban, for which stake a compare, - to 00200 0 ' - every statesman of the alliance should hale been intent cerued with a man named Stapleton in breaking into the Continental (4th Cap.) . Equitable .••••.. •• •• 2/. 10s. .50 0 0 all 33% apart, above the band ; the upper: bar to be curve o WESTERN CIRCUIT.-TAIINTON, APRIL 4. tively large field of competitors is likely to be brought •on safeguards and guarantees against French aggression. premises of Mr. W.est, jewell , r, and stealing therefrom Great Central .....• •8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 12 ei turned up the sleeve about two inches. : out. Imperial ••• • • • ...... 101. & bonus. 50 0 0 all 86 183 Barley - 44s Ocl oos Od To preserve the minds of nations from French doctrines BURGLARY, WITH VIOLENCE. property of the value of 2,000/. Rrwu:ari n :tis o ctti;e:n(i i ici. a . : : : : . e. P r.a r ..i e . f : e : ref 6 41 i: Ip p le e sr r ilo F t., . { 1 2 c6)5 5 i i 1 " Captains, Commanders, &c.-The full, undr h ess,"hnd Should the weather be favourable, the attendance of Independent ......... 51. ' 40 0 o „ - 61 Peas & beans 17s Od oos Od - ' and their frontiers from French columns was the first The four prisoners-Ryan, Dallimore, Duffety, and -- London.• .... •••• • • • • _ 50 0 0 •• -- ' frock coati of captains will ha,ve three bars of . alfench company will doubtless be very grea.t. • and almost the sole object ()tette famous assembly which and Faux i, -;r 0 ho were tried yesterday for a burglary at WORSHIP•STREET.-Ediad. Grimshato and Wm. , 25 . •1 ' gold lace round the cuffs.; commanders two ditto, and The railway arrangements ere as under :- ' ABERDEEN-APRIL 4. : 1 d masters . met at Vienna. On this account every Power which Stantoa .• r, were this morning erraigned, together . Filbert were charge_d with having broken into and plun lieutenants and meters one ; mates and secon AS usual, additional trains will run from Lonnon :st. e . ;C . h . a . ;te .. re ' d 41 pe • r cell' t. 50 0 0 ' 0 0 40 Potato oats ' 25s Odeto 26s Od - fought at Leipsic, or was cm the march for Waterloo, with William Oldfield, Charles Hawkins, George Rogers, dered the premises of Mrs. Anne Wenstead, landlady of it!, 2 1 o 16 20 O o d a t t o o a 6 s 4 s s 6 0 (1 .1 one bar of quarter.inch cord round the cuffs. The upper was considered to be allied for evermore. Although Joseph Taylor, alias Pecker Rich, and William Belstone, bridge to Epsom, from 9.10 a.m. to 1,20 p.m., and from Ditto, New ........ - '5O 0 0 Common oat. -s Od to 25s 0,1 f bar in all cases being curved up the sleeve. the Bull Tavern, High-street, Shoreditch. Epsom to London, from 4 0 pen. to 8.0 p.m., during 1 ,11 : - h re eat, red (spring) 3 ;3 B B ;4 5.: b b s s per blunter R ussia hid a few years before seized Finland and Besse. on au indictmert charging them with a burglary in the Police-constable Joner, H 174, stated that while pai- to O - 5 11 Barley . - - ees od t o ee s 6,1 , " All the epaulettes will be reduced.in size. The one'. which time the ordinary traffic between London and t rebid., no diplomatist dared to hint that Europe bad house of Mrs. Mary Baber, a widow lady, residing at ' epaulette now worn by Mates,- second masters, assistant- sing the public-house in the company of another officer Epsom wilt be suspended. WATER-WORKS. . • ~ ts will be discontinued need . of securities against the policy of St. Petersburgh Keynshatn. about 4 o'clock that morning his attention was attracted A special direct train will start from London-bridge . ~ white .......65s Oil to•7os Ocl • • surgeone, and paymasters' assistan _ tie well as of Paris. The return from Elba so terrified Mr. T. W. Saunders and Mr. Everett were retained to a, sort ef rumbling noise inside. On directing his Oatmeal ' 19s Od to 20s Od per boll. , ,6,1 5 t 5 c 5 . 8 0 d d t: 3 s u 6 t s te O r d per sack. , at 1.45 pen. punctually, and will arrive a.t Epsom in • and a wing on each shoulder will be eubstituted, being . t,he Cabinets that the endeavours of England and Lcuis for the prosecution ; Mr. Edwards appeared for the de- 1 Divideed Amount Flour ' of the epaulette without the bullion. • - " bull's-eye" to the exterior, he observed that the fan- Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price. the strap . XVIII.'s Ministers to oppose the preponderance of the fence of Belstone, Mr. H. T. Cole for Rogers and Ricb, t'me fir parties to reach the course before the Great " CIVIL BRANCH. . . . North were abandoned, and never renewed. The for- Mr. Bailey for Oldfield, and Mr. Edlin for all the other light over the door had been forced in, leaving an neer- aletropolitan race is ruo.. I Annum. Share. • PROVISION MARKET. turn sufficiently large for the admission of a man's body. --- " Medical Officers, Secretaries, Paymasters; and En tresses of Fra,nce were dismantled, while along her trisoners except Ryau, who appealed to his lerdthip to : X s. d. X s. d. Witness immediately rang the bell te rouse the inma,tes, Mutton, - per lb 6,1 to 8d Eggs, p doz. Os 5d to Os 61 ~1 - V ro o l t rr r 5 1b t. ..... 5 .. Al t t , : :: 8 6c d 1 H e h e i n n s h , e p n E nl o e . 2 3: 0 0 d d t e n o 2 3: 6 6 ( 1 1 .• ! gineers-The full, undress, and frocks coats will be con- LATEST BETTING AT TtiE WEST END. East London whole frontier the strongholds of her enemies were assign counsel for him. All the members of the bar ' and the moment he had done so the door was hurriedly Grand. Junction, - , tinned ; also the epaulettes ; but the following altera- multiplied and strengthened. Territory was distributed except those already engaged in the caee, had left Tatm• CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. opened, and the prisoners rushed out and endeavoured Kent . ..... ............, 4'. per cnt. )00 0 0 - - 80 tiers will be made :- Offers to lay 65 to 40 agst two, or take 7t04. . Lambeth - ilOO 00 - Salmon, per lb Os to lis Ducks, do., 2s Oel te 2s 61 , • - and races were divided so as to give every State an ton, and Ryan was consequently undefended. to pass him. They were seizol by himself and his " All the ceats will have distinction - lace on the cuff ' s, GREAT METROPOLITAN. New River Company.. . 21. 10s. 1 - -- Grouse, per brace 0s to Os Ducklings,doOs Od thOe 01 • 1 interest in the repression of the dreaded people. It appeared from the evidence of nutnerous witnesses brother officer, who forced them back into the house. A Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per ent. jlOO 0 0 - go% Tallow, p stove, 3t9d to 4s 01 Turkeys, each4s Od to 5+ Od ~ bait an inch •in breadtb, according to the relative ratak Even -the course of trade was made dependent on that the house of the prosecutrix is situated by itself, 9to 4 agst Cennobirs (5 to 2 taken freely) desperate encounter then ensued between them, in the west Middlesex ...... 51. per cent.l 61 0 0 - 95 14 Potatoes, pr peck, 6d to 7d Geese do. Os Od WON 0. 1 ' e of the officer with the officers of the military isranch, these considerations. The enemy was to be combated about 100 yards from the high road, and that the in- 10 to 1 " wanted" about Middleton. course of which the prisoner Filbert declared, with an Rabbits, each 9,1' to 10c1. - ' which lace is to be carried straight round the cuffs.' . by hostile tariffs, and roads which would have joined mates on Thursdey, 6th December, consisted of Mrs. BRIDGES. .. , oath, "that unlese be instant,. released hire, he would DERBY. Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt.9ssClii to 100! •1 " The epaulettes will have the outer border or edging important cities were forbidden beesuee they might ren- Baber ; her sister, Mre. :Hopkins ; a female servant, slab Lim to the heart." Feeling eatisfied that he intended 7to 1 agst Wentworth (taken) of the strap a quarter of an inch in breadth, and also the der more easy the sudden march of the invader. named Elizabeth Cambridge t Mrs Baber's uncle Mr ' . a •to carry out his threat, witness at once dealt bim a blow 1000 to 35 eget Cannobie (taken three times ;30 Dividend Amount . inner part of the crescent of silver instead of gold ,in It cannot be wondered at that in such a partition of Jones ; and a man-servant, named James Veale, 19u the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. RETAIL PRICES. , , on the arm with his truncheon, which disabled him. to 1 was also laid to 50/.) Annum. Share. Flour, 141 b....-s Od to 3s Od Barley flour,l4ll).os to 2s 0,1 other respects they are to remain as at present. Europe the weak States should suffer grievously. The evening of the day ia question, all the inmates of the The prisoner Grineshaw, in the meantime, pro- — " Medical Offieers, &c.-The undress and frock coats great Powers took their precautions and Securities with house went to bed at the usual time, the servant having X o d. X s. d. 2d ton& , of the medical officers will have the buttons placed by all the remorselessness of fear. One land which, to use previously reen that the fastenings were all secure. duced a life-preserver, with which he attacked the LA. MARCHE STEEPLECHASES.-YESTERDAY. Hungerford- .. • • .... , e Beremeal ....Os Ocl to ls 10d „ per lb •-•_ . \ am - 0 ' 0 . __- ''" Peasemeal... Os Oil to 2s I'd Sids, ad threes, and those of secretaries and paymasters will have other constable (G 57), and struck him a, severe Grand Annual Steeplechase. southware ......••.. - the language then in fashion, had been " swept over by About 3 o'clock on the morning of the 7th December, the 4-Ib. loaf ...Bcl. I 2-Ib. 10af...4d. . , blow on the head, which partially stunned him ; but he Flying Buck - - . , the buttons placed by twos, as in full dress. the revolutionary torrent," received the special attention house was broken into, and ahnost simultaneously two 2 evaterioo ..... .... ••• • - too 0e - - Cheese, per imperial stone, 33 6d. to 4s. ' " Engineers-Engineers will have a uniform cerre- speedily recovered himself, arid pinioned the eame of the Hopeless Star of the crowned heads. The first triumphs of the French men entered the room of Mr. Jonas, two that of Mrs. a Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 . - - sponding with their relative rank in the military branch, Emperor had been won in Italy. To the Cisalpine Re- Babel', one that of Mrs. Hopkins, while another held the prisoner, until some other officers came, when both the St. Hillary e Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26 DUBLTN-Alotio 1. the right butions on their coats to be placed by fours. burglars were secured, -. and coaveyed to the station- Nine ran. Vauxhall ............ 965., 70 10 3 - 20% ' public . and the Parthenopeean Republic had succeeded door of the room in which the maid-servant slept The ' house.- During the struggle that _ ensued the prisoners --- , " Inspectors of machinery will have the civil span- • the kingdom of Italy, the" secularisation of the Papal two men whnentered the room of Mr. Jones committed DOCKS. cern market since Tuesday. In Boma few eases the best ' , lettes, with a star and anchor on the strap, and the chief contrived to divest their pockets of a large quantity of CROXTON PARK RACES.-TUESDAT . . States, and the reiga of Joseph at NaPles.' The entry ' .an act of gross outrage. Tlaey struck Veale, the man- engineers will have the plain civil epaulettes., .. silver and copper money, together with two skeleton PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. ' Dividelid Amount , Indian corn extremely difficult of sale, but holders t eats° . two . of the Feench into these' rich and classic regions was servant, a eiolent blow with a. life•prelerver, which drew keys, a "jemmy," and other housebreaking implenients, The first race will be at two o'cleck. Name ef Company. per of I Paid. . Price. " Agsistant-engineere of the first class will wear to snlanit to a further reduction. - loOked non as 'datigerouBly . . easy, and to 'be prevented blood from his head, and then rolled him. vp in,the bed- .which were alter waris found scattered about the floor. A. Sweepstakes ef 5 sovs each, with 50 added, for 2- - . Annum. Share. I wings-cieinclass; second and third ; no wings on the - .4.• -.. • • 1). ~. , • •_ • White wheat, 38s Ekl tO 42s ; red ditto, 35s Od to 39. 0 1 .; I . ehoulder. - • . .oely by orelgn armies and a stricacontrol over the . ' pot' clothes so as to prevent him from ebserving . .vehat was Anne Wenstead, the daughter of the prosecutrix, yr-olds ; mite, Bst• 7ib ; fillies, Bit 41b. A winner previous -- - . barley, 14s Od to 19s Od ; oats, 116 Od to 14s 0.1; rapeseeer, t 1 tailors,' TO Austria the task of defending Italy must going en. -,,At this time Mrs.,Baber,,hearing the noise in stated that she was disturbed by a loud crashing noise at to starting to carry 311) extra ; of two, or the Althorpe " The cocked hat of the civil - branch. will ha - Ve ha-he - 'p x s. d. ' X s. d. Commercial .......... 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - -s Od to -s Od per brl; oatmeal, 14s Od to 16s 6d ; baker!. • 1 . 1a 1:1 1 . 1 and aherefoin ie . ' Wahl thought . just - that she 'should her uncle's room, sprang mit of bed, bolted her door, and the lower part of the house, which wee succeeded by the Park Stakes, 711, extra. Half a mile. (3 subs.) Tne East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. .- '- flour,' 21s Od to 27s Od per owt ; ludian corn, 30s On to 33+ 1 P , I half an inch in breadth, insteed of hellion,. anti the ! r ", .virLtally'rule it even in 'times of tatiet• What the re- was about to give an alarm .when two . men butet into violent ringing of the door bell, and on hastening down Abbot, Matilda, Man in the Moon, Cesta,way, Saunterer, East C• untry• • - -" _ per 480 lbse ' 1 namenta wilt also be of fiat lace. London .... ! - . 99% , , sults Of this•rute . have been is prettn well known to the . her room. They did not offer any acteal anotence to stairs she found the two prisoners in the custody of' the eby Touchstone-Lady Go live, ni D., Fie. • " The'following new cap will be introdeced :--• ' , Ditto i3onds - ....- !V. per cent. - - - ' • " The gold' band ' will be - discontinued, and a black _ ehortch , Out of the last '4O years Austrian troops have Mrs. Babee, but they threatened aer, and eaid it would officers. On' examining the place, she discovered• thee, I'he Belvoir Castle Stakee of 10 mows each, with 80 et. Katharine ........1 4 per cent. Stock. - 82 - SEABORNE frIALLS. ... _ . , occupieu Portions of the Papal States for no less than be of •no use.to make any noise, as there. were twenty the bar-door, the hinges of which had -been wrenched off, a dded, f o r eir a oles ; c o lts, &it 7lb ; fillies, Bit slb ; onteampten ......... I ei. es per c. 50 00!50 0 0 - mohair band snbstituted. - -• • victoria ..•• ........ 1 51. per cent. 20 0•0I10 0 0 18% " The ornament in 'front of the cap will be the crown ."4. . The Milanese and Venetiaa • territories are now 'of them outside. These men bad their faces cev.ered under a seieree discipline than at the era of the Viennese with something black, so that Mrs. Baber was utiable to was resting against tbe counter, and that the private till maidens, at the time of narnieg, allowed 311) ; having •,y the night-suad M by the morning-despatch.) and several drawers and boxes had been broken open started twice at that time, 51b ; e.,n,l thrice, or - more 71). and anchor in embroidery ; that of the military branch distinguishaheir features, but one of them kept watch JOINT-SrocK BANKS. -.... ;, . ; Ceneress. Of Rome it is still more mournful to Teak.' and despoiled of their contents. Tbe winner of any stake or plet ~ value 300 sovs, in 1855 will be gold, with a gold and silver crown ; and a silver : 0. over her for half an hour, and she had ample opportuni- • Day wrvin irta!le .•, I n ote we , itt o '- tl . priesthood whieh even fanatics do • not undertake to Mr. Hammitt said that great credit was due- to the or 1853, te carry 71b extra : ma•ches peal handicaps ex- Dividend Amount . • anchor ; that of the civil breach will be entirely gold. defend rules 3,000,000' of Italians by the support of ties of observing the other. She spoke positively te Re- officers for the intrepidity and presence of mind they had cepted. One mile. (10 subt.) Falstaff (31b), fby Venison Name of Company. per ~. of Paid. Price. . 0017NTRIEe. in Generai l'ost• 1 Port elle 1• , Otlice, London.* I Dispatchs_. En„taad• " The edge and upper part of the peak of the admirals' Annum. , Share. I .... ...._,-..e.- . f i oreign boyonetso The • Legations, one part of the gers and Duffety as being the two men who came into displayed on the occasion, and directed that a report of -Belle Sauvage (31b), Tilly, Tug o' War (51b), Blue _ _..-t..---..-........._. l9 . e cap will be embroidered in gold ; the edge .only a the tbeir meritorious conduct should be laid before the Cam- Rock (71b), Prince of Oran re (71b), Elf ride (71b), Fish- I ' .IXs. d. Z 11. d. emerica(byltrit,pack)le Every Friday •• - Liverpool , Apri , .. areat Napoleors's empire, and regulated by the pro, - her room. As to the maidservant no one broke into her , captains' and commandersncapawill be embroidered.- miesioners. • ; vieions of his' code aee now the most unhappy room, and gonsequently she saw nothing, but ehe hearu . ~, / ertnen (71h), Absolutien (alb), Dresser (711 et. • - ' . s . Australasia-, ........ '2O/. per cent. ; 40 0 0 all CB% kmericr. tby United Ste . i " The sword belts of all ranks will have slings to carry • e . in 1., much Sbe seoke to one of the men who were outside , British North American 61. per eent.l 50 0 0 „ - packet) ..........le ........ - • Liverpool ,part or Italy, for teey are iinder a dominion welce • , . , The prisoners, who deelnel offering any defence, were The Granby Ha,ndicap of ' 2o sees each, le ft, and 5 only . . the sword, instead of its being fastened to the waistbelt. , . . of . unitesh . the w . orat . evils_ of detpotisrn . and anarchy. , The - her roman having a very pecular footstep, and the pro committed to Newgate for trial. ' e Commercial of London. 10/.per o,ent.lloo -0 - 0 20 0 0 • 30% .merica eby U. States - if declared for horses of all denominations, 2-yr-olds Colonial-. -••-- - 51. per cenL i lOO 0025 0 0 - packet) .......„ ..N - •• s• •• • Souttiamette , . ; . " Midshipmen and cadets' win have a dirk insteau - n , Anstrians 'occuey the country with a military - farce, goner Hawkins was a person with a malformation in his , , 61. per cent. 12500 25 0 0 - sustralia (via South-, , , , ~ ..• .. , . legs, vvhich ca,ueed a strange Manner of walking ;in ad- ...-- -•- excepted. • Granby Course (about a mile and a half). lee:, ea. ; : . : a sword. . while the - laws,are eadministeied by the Papal authori- . Lo ni nci. ll ‘3l;;;..Dx • ..o • • 4L • u • s • • - 120 0 0 all 017 am pteit) •. . .... .. ..1:1 ' ' .•• •• •-• • • • Southampton . . .. . " The detailed regulationsewila he iestied 'in a few WESTMINSTER. -Henry Charnell Was charged (46 subs., 29 of whom pa.y 5 sovs. each.) The highest London and County • • 101. per cent.; 50 00200 0 32 Btto (via Marseilles) NI •• Dover .. . ties Who Must intall cartes cOnsult the pleasure of the d tion to which there we.s this . fact against him, that on with stealin 300/. wort% of eilver late and other articles, weight accepting beine ilst it has been raised to 12st, Londn and Westminetr 14/. per eent. 1100 00!20 0 0 - litto (via Cape of Gotel i days, and the correct patterns will also be- transmitted . n , , ... Itincerttal , , foreign eenerals. Tutcany is only an otiework of 'wets. his house being searched a quantity of house-breaking London Joint-Stock ••• 121. per cent.' 50 O. 010 0 0 30e, ;Bops) •• •• •• - - ••hl ; . 1 to the .p. rts." .. • laments were found amone which were a chisel and . tria, wh b o does not even - conceal' her claim to direct the Imp , e the propertft of Mr. R. T. Fisher! ) l3, Eaton•place, Pau- and the others remaining in in proptrtion. t The fleet at' . Spithead was t augmented on Saturday whole polity of the - Duchy. Whenwe come to Naples turnscrew, which exactly corresponded with marks on lico. ' Age st lb Age at m Ditto, New.• • ..- -,8 /. per cent. 10 0 0 all - - t 1exandna..........N N• • .. .. 1 t !DOVES! ••• • \ „ Provincial of Ireland- 1 . 81. per Cent 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 52 %erica (W:efie Coast) -.S . ,232 .. o_f 4 th a e m 3o on i th rn . i Plyraonth .. ; , t The accused had been for some months in the service Cembremer -.... 412 0 Palmersten and yesterday by the arrival of the 'Meander, 44-gun I • itds herdly necessary to Mean the past or expatiate on the part of the premises by which access was gained. 0 tanamas ...........M 17th of tbe mane ISouthaecipten! ' sailing-frigate, Capt. Baillie, from' Leith ; the Transit,- what is now occurriog. The kingdom has fallen from Mr. Jones was an old gentleman, unvvards of 80, and of the prasecutor as butler, and mitered it with a good cha- 'Cavendish Ditto. New .. • • .... ! 8!. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - 22 10 0 - e1eitandtia..........14 4th & 20th of ° lnoh:lSouthampton I lelgiuna .• .'. :. -.• ..N , Daily ............-• . 'Dover .......Delly . - i meter.. Between 7 and 8 o'clock on the previous morning R e a s o n . 5ll 6 Challow Boy 4lO 13 irazil .• •• •• •....... AI 9th of the month.. Seuthamptee 'Apt il 10. . 1 Oriental Bank Corpora. .B'. p. et.&bs. 25 0 0 _all .- 6, steam tarp ehip, Cenuameder C. R. Johnsen t the bad ta worne durine the lifetime of this generation, and Mrs.. Hopkins a . highly nervous lady t so that they he informed his master that the whole of the plate had Rodo-meli Intrepid,' 6, sttam gun-vessel, Comniander W. Wood, when vre hear of the dungeon of Poerio, or the spies of fn f the rtio ers Inde. were nut able to 'dent' ya. y o p. n . been 'stolen from the pantry in which he slept. He said May Bay - ' 1nen011AYre5........1419th ot the month.. Southampton April 16.. ' 1 70% lape of Good Hope ..e , ' Varlotte port 'Dacia*" ~, from Woolwich ; the Princess Alice, despatch'yacht, from 'l . mazee, we hatee no reason to believe that we ere indig- pendently . of money, the booty of the burglara was ex- that he had been fetched out by the hushand of his cousin, The Spinner e Ditto ...... • ..... -3A l. per cent. 2co 0 8 ' :ape of Good Hope ..17 ~ , , 10 0 0 2714 :ape de Verds ......N 9th of the month Southemptoe Woolwich • the . Mastiff and 'the' Mhttetoe gUn-boats I went at isolated and rare e•ate. • • • - ceedingly small, and none of the stolen peoperty was , who resided near Portman-square, and had left the house Horldam . ... 411 4 Preston from the ' Thames. To day Vice-Admiral • Sir G. - Sey- 310 8 onion of Madrid ...••• ' - 4 O 4O 0 0 all Unio'n of London ..... ,201. per cent. 50 0 0 - leylon (see India) • 1 • f II 3 Baber a ins I '. It would b - e hard for' any one to argue that the . Go••• traced to the. possession of the accused. The only direct , in consequence of her illness, when up al his re' turn he dis- Jemmy the Black all 4 Hospitality - .......... - le l mour; K.C.8., the C•annientler-inChief, will hoist his evidence in the case was t iat .o Ir . . e CANALS. vernmentarof Italy are not absolutele worse than in the' • • - a t covered that the whole of the plate bad been stolen. Fact - . nianuel Isles .... aaN 'nnon.,Wea.,6;Fll-I;;SoutharopteeiTti.Tll.B4/- ' - 'hi11..., ...... „ .. „e l !2•1 &17th el montl ISouthampto ' flag ;in ehe Arrogant, 46, Captaie - Lyster, and proceed ' Roe rs dnu et and the facte alread mentioned re• 'years sueceeding,lB/5.' 'But, eVed if-it be allowed that an au - 1 : 1 Yr Y Presectitor, on examining the street door found the The Scurry Stakes of 5 sovs each with 25 added ; for . I n . , e Dividend thine ... •.. 'Once a month-. letpea 4 ... '; to marshal the fleet 'in the order to be Observed at the there' has• been he real,' yet it must *be admitted that • specting Hawkins. A 4 regards all the other prisoners, Namee of . e Dividend: pace N ames of . , p 'onstantino lo .... .. IN '8,1308,23,W/8 oi ii Dover ..... . i . . - • latch fastened up, a circumstance which woald afford any ld 10 t• f 11 t 91b • five and upwards . : a e Der 3-year-o s, :1 , our, a , ferthceming review, a rehearsal of *tench - will be made :there has beer; a relative, retrogression, In evern part the prosecution relied almost entirely on the evidence of person great facility to enter the house. Inspector Tim- I.2st 121 b ; mares and gel•iines allowed 31b ; maiden 3- Companies. , , per 'e Companies. 5 Al i n „.„„ Price lenstantinople ........I4th & 20th of mon.,Soutlianaptoe eeef , on Thnrsday, the 10th inst., when . the ships and-gun- of Europe new' ideas, Oew scieficee, atie - ff literature have an abandened woman, named Emma Bryaet, the para. ;re Annum. , - . --- - lent. of Europe bt & N ITwice daily ..... • 'Dover ...... i Teicete.- , , sten, of the B divhion, was sent for, but could discover no yr-olds at the time of starting allewed 31b, four 51b, five ---, ' torept trete India) I I 4 ,01 t, ' boat' flutine will be aechored towarda Stokehßey,, The* 'reised the - ma•ss of the people. At the . last settlernent of name of . Ream ; but her statements were exceedingly - ,• .. , - • , . . . trace of the property. There.was nothing in tne appear- alit upwards 7ib. Winner to be sold for 100 sovs ; i x 1 ' X 1 . , rance -........ le aet Tiviee da11y...... Dover ...... / Twice fleet and gun -boats, in two lineh, 'at the_ closese peissible .Europe kings, nobles, arid a sinall edticaced clans made cop tr . . adii•tory ance of the loeks on the plate cheet to denote that they 4shtn &Oldh• 93 71. p. ct.: .115 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51 libraltar .. - ,- allowance if entered to be sold for less. Half a mile ' ' ' - t Idi ) I available dittancie, Will cover four Miles of Water ! 'The ,' up the . ' Weald; ' and when these Were eatiefied a cotnitry . • Rogers, Duffety, and Hankins were convict , ed and had been tampered with, and the only marks visible • ' Barnsloy•• •• 160 - • - Neath •• •• •• WO. 161. - lreece see n a ' I Closes the evening before run • ing. Brknkee Abrg;lso , 4/. Oxford.. •• •• 100. - 104 Ireytown ..........51 2nd & 17th of mon ,Southamptot• gun-beats - Will menceivire by forming line , , . abeeist then • • • • . - • - - would be likely to be tranquil. But aow, eeen on t .. . e - a e ' ' had sentence of death recorded against them. Ryan and were inside the cheet. los 76 eameurgh . N Tuesday & Friday 'London ..... in tWO columns. Each' division will_ be led by its re- , Danube and the Vistula, there ate' clesSeieloW in the d la • d• fb r lar Dabunore, convicte on t e previous. ay c a u g y , . Police-constable Fell, 279 A, made inquiries nt the The Farmers' Plate of 50 sovs, and 10 to the second ilii•minghain 1 40" 41. 92 Peak Forest. 7CI ‘ - 5 • • - h .• •• •• .• - l e 2nd of the montelioutharaptot 'May •l ' ' Coventry.. • • 100' 25 /;- .-: Regen t's •• • • 30. 11 14N lavanna .......... ~... .. . 1. - D a n' , ' ' . .. horse, given by the eentlemeti of the Belvoir, old Qaorn epecidve line-of-battle -ship. The' Algiere e 9,1, C,aptaiie social scale' wlso talk about freedonitcif thihight end in- ' d Ran to 14 years at Stanton Prier, were . sentence ,e , _ . house of prisoner's cousin, and found that the story ..too en, 15s. 84 Rochdale.. •. 85 11. 10s• 76' lolland Cod rin i kten, C. 8., vvitl lead the red eatiadroil t the Cato , d epetidenC6 Ofnationalities.. t The More ttie Italians . have ' transportation, and Dallunore to four years peaal servo about her being ill was fabricated. While conveyine the don, a,nd Cottesnaore Ilunto for horses not thorough- rlre • R;C • h • s' 69 214 p. ct - Somrsct Coal We - - !endures .......... m I ntl c i the montlieSouthamptoe ;16thor, , Fin, 'Bl,' Ceartaidthellnii. 11, Keppel;C:l3:, evill lead the risen in attainments the striOter heis been the teptes . sion.. bse uentl leaded uilt to a tude. Mark Faux su . q y p ~ i g y brat, &e. A wir air not allowed he start ; four yr-olds Grande - - man 100 3' pact. 4e. Do. Lk FdSt 12 1 - - "ndia (viaSouthampt.)sl .4th k 20th of mon.' Plymouth •• 4&2 e• white equadren; 'the 13rtenewick; Int, tdeptain Yelvete The pelesthoho of the Romen Stetes haabeen uneble . to charge of neceivieg part.of the propersy o enother bur- accused to the station, he said that he had gone out on llfs 31b five 12st six and aed 12st Sib, mares allowed Do., 6 ar.Cte, 10 61. pr. ct. 11% ; Sttird &Wore 140 : 281. 429 .ndia (via Mazsoill n es)lAl l . e, __, 9th& 25th of mon tl ' Dover . ;7 17 &27 of mo Dover• • • • • •. • ton, P.B , Will lead the blue Muadion ;- ihe Sanspareil, olar at Maskbur and- was• sentenced to four ears' . preserv'e lin ihneence even with the poore Whatever in •e Y Y , •- . - Y the previous night with four men in a, cab, and went to 31b. TOb ' ' g °ridden by farmers or farmers sons tonowin , ~. • Grand eurreyl 100 41. - 13hrewsbnry.. le e( - - 0 lonian Isles (see i t , eia . , ew . e daily .... ! g Grand Union' 100, 11.0 s - ' Stoarbridge.. 'ee l 121. 29 reland ........ &le 'l': le . n illol r head . ,.... trwicedia 71, Captain A. C. miy, C,8., wilt - feed eine - light squad- . vld eitneatenipered the evils' of clerical central Las . now POnaa tervitudee •Oldfield, Rich, and Belstone were Winis's-roorns, but left there and went somewhere else. the same occupation and who have never received money Kennt &, Awl' 39, 6s. Od. 6% Severn andl e l 2t. _ . ei5b0n.............. M l 7, 9, 17, & 27 . of tn . . ' Soulhampten Algil 6 e . Shortly -after his departure from his master's house one • • • ' • f • l• 1 tHt Lancaster .. I 100! - -' 1 Wye Bail. J 2 O dadeira ...... ieth of the montleSonthamptoe ron. A great nurnbei of haeds• wee employe,d from venished. Tne prelates are 'no - longer men of historic. • discharged, . . •. , . fer riding, or ridden against pro essiona ionic) s. ea s, dayllght tatif dark"yeeterday tO expedite the. equipment name, connected with families 'which inherited wealth ' These 'trials concluded the business of the Somerset of the four men, who was a peefect stranger to him, left two miles Bin by. Ginelepot aged ; Goldfinder, 6 yrs • - . Leeds &Livrp 100 1 251. 4654 'Warvvick & 1 Jadoira . ........... e y ; 23d of month - - 'Liverpool ... , 27 ' ' 25 'delta (see India) C ' Leicester .... ; 100 5 . i i ; B • • , .5 100 49,e, irinme. age . . , par.y, an was soon oi owe y a secon an la , , L 1 g the . d f 1 d b ddth I ' • e 'A ' Tit F•(h b) 5 taus .......... .. a e .8, 18, &28 of mon Dever ...... 4, 20 - of ;the gue-boats newly 'taken to Portsmouth feom tbe and, certain traditions of patriotism and just adrninistra- • assize and of the Western circuit. . • • , ..acemor, e yrs ; eerchert e yrs ;-e airy , yrs; Leiestr &Nth' 83 -- - Wareve a & 1 2/ 10 , arid when he ca.me home at half-past four he discovered The N * 5 b bI '• d• bJ h 13- 4 t otv-thl go ovice, yrs ; in y aas, em y o nny ey, ~ e , . . eh 142' 701 550 i Napton.. 1 100; ' kiauritius (see India) 1 1 ..,„ ' several conteactdrse in order that' they may be ready to tion. If not maligned, they ere nese ta a great extent efeeell e as ........ .. ee , ; 14th of the month the roabery. He ran alacut, and did not know what 'to yre. elonmouthsh 100' - - Worcstr & I take parain the forthcoming Royal naval spectacle e and adventurers,' without the pride eo resist foreign intrigue s • POLICE INTEw.,IGENOE-Aprtl 5. • do, aud did not like to tell his meter immediately. elntemerysh 'lOO - - Birming.l I 78. 21. 21 wEezioc . ............ B e 2nd of the month. Ifeenthampten'AP.'" ' WEDNESDAY. ,Mhlsth2sthormon. Dover ......1 such aft are noe ready by ehe aOth inst. ate to be taken . . - - ' Wilts & Brks. -•'; 10s. Od. - eap1e5..............N • . - . or the decency eo' hide' their domestic vices. Asa class .' • Ptisoner was remanded for a week. out 'to . the anchorage, mooted in 'line, and called, the •they ate utiable to aevern, and a fatal antipathy divide. - CITY POLICE COMMITTEE. The Croxton Park Plate of 100 soya (Handicap) for all iow Granada ......ei !2•1& 17th of month Southampton! .„ a " refterve." One divieionof the gun-boat fl:tilla ant - them front all of thein countryinen who give gigue of Wm: Osborne, proprietor of the Alliaece Coffee-houee, , - • _ e • Gentlemen riders. Oue mile. Cloees Tuesday. INSURANCE COMPANIES. New Zea1and.......... 'pal States ........NIBy private eip .. Various port lincor' - ' ithleth2sthofnion. Dover ......I make a sham attack' on ' the - Itetiney, 90-gun ship ; geniue or high principle. .67,-Steoe•lane, was summoned before Sir R. W. Carden - evening. Dividend Amount , onin ." .......... m rthl7th27thofroon. ! Southampton i UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. . another division will make • a similai attack On the Duke Such is the state of things in these lattet days, when for unlawfally and kn re ingly permitting gambling in his The Billesdon Coplow Stakes of 5 cove each, with 20 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. are ............ am el & e7th of moneSoutharaptonl „ e e l , et Wellington on board cif which the Lords of the after 40 years of seeming lethargy an Italian state has , g house a ainst the statute &c. a-____ added ; for hunters, &c., .12st each, thoroughbred 12. b --- ;icily ,• go ••••• • •• ..N st V private ship- .ierarious porta tonere - • hleth2sthcomon, Dover ...... Admiralty nill muster ; another division is th attack asen to take a bold part in the affairs of the world, and Sir R. W. Carden asked the een t he pea ed ; ' df . clan if I d OXFORD, APRIL 6. extra. A winner of 100 sees previous to starting, to xs.d.X s. d. euricany .........„ ..N stillsth2sthefinon. Dover ...... gee% Southsea Castle, &c. This is the rumoured order of give new !popes to the whole peninsula. A Cong rete e t guilty. Ties Universit In d • •d • 12 . 1) df nO 71b extra. Once round. Melon ....•• ........ 3/. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 88i, - y termons tis ay viere preache ,in carry , ;an o .) sOve enezuelt ..... ..... /e 2dSe 17th ofenontt Southenspten 1 &I*e - , rehear - eat for Thursday eext. On the day of the re- , now sittine in Paris, which .rnay be considered as repee- Mr. Osborne said if he (Sir R. W. Carden) decided the morning by the Master of Balliol College, and in the Closes this evening. Allianes 13:1:. and Fcr. 71. 14s. 6d. bs 1 100 0 0 11 0 0 171 e; 'an Diemen's I:etad (so, Ditto Marine ....... 51. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 40% a me e ee et a ) ..„,.. to, view • the Transit' 'will .be appropriated to carry the sentin t tle reaction against all that Viecna dictated... 'that playing at draughti, chess, and dominoes was garn- afternoon l;y the Rev. W. A.ndrew of Worceeter Cellege. The Cup Of 50/. in specie, added to a Handicap Sweet) . Anchor .... •• • • ...... 6 per cent. 5 0,1 0 0 - Veit Indies .... ; ...ii III& 17th oi rnonte feouthampton'l &1 6 , membtrs en the HOMO of Lords; and t.e Urgent wel , hling, teen he must plead guilty, and leave himself in . The Reader in Experimental Philosophn (Mr. Walker) stakes of 20 sows each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, Atlas A's before, a coalition has been victorious over a comnion . „ Ir' carry the menitare of the House of Commens. Every ' the hands of the court. The fact was that he was the nropose . .. . sto cortlinerlCO a couree of lectures on Franklinic for horses of all denotninatioes, 2.yr•olde excepted. ergus I,lfe ........... 41. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - Whenany of these dates fall ori a Sunday, the mills .111 ' i , I' fee, and ii intent on taking securities tor Europe. But British Commercial .. 7'. 10s. 50 0 0 5 0 0 available' cra.ft thet will fleet will Lave sorne specie' Manager of a, society of teetotallers, consisting of 200 and Voltaic Elec ricity iu the Clarendon on Friday the The winner of tho Granby to carry 101 b extra. Two - latched on the following day. with the exception of the In-11 0 `; s, . Dearly half a century, prolific in great ideas, has cha.nged eierineocdne Gen. Life spr ct. &bs. 100 00'10 0 0 21 ontlismpton), and the lii It • both fbe h ill b d 1 1"" . ' aa, ow lc w e °spate - occupation an the eventful day. All teave was pro- working men, who assembled at •the house for the pur- . . th inst at 1 o'clock 11 . ~ . miles. (18 subs, 6of whom pay 5 sovs each.) County .....,........ V, . 100. 0010 0 0 lee the policy of the world, In 1815 statesmen thought 'receding day. bibited from the' lieet on Saturday, 'and the signal re- chiefl f h t th ' f f te • y o t e s reng ening o ron iers , now, even t e e pose of amusing themselves in an inteltectual manner, , The days andsulnects of the course will be as follows:- Age st lb Age et lb Crown •• •••••• - • • " 50 0 0 5 0 0 18% 17s*Cd 50 0 0 50 0 - '.. Mains, in force for the preseia. The Fire Queen steani- . ' instead of resortiug to vicioue courses, There were 3,00.9 Friday 11-Electrical excitation, conduction, &c. teigie least advanced truit f,r tranquillity to the cootentrnent Speed the Plough 512 2 Jemmy the Black alO 6 Equity anti Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 51' SHARE MARKETS. yache,,Mattee Ceinmartifer W. F. Paul, embarked . Ad- coffee-houses in London, and in almost all of them .there- . Mianday 14-Statement of the principal hyputheses, C aven dish - a u 18'4 , of 'miens. There is no reason that the Plenipotentiaries enii)als 'Sir M. F.'F. Berkeley and Sir G. Se,yelotie, • and . were draughte, chest,- and doniinoee. played continually, hro' be Leyden jar,•eet. • t eo y . t 5 0 0 of Pens any ruOre. thaa ,those ,of Vienna. should -aim,- • • Cambretner - * the'Cipttlin' of the Fleet the Hon. F. 'T. Pelham,' ye - • the• propeiettors beltevlng eteey were actieglegally. There. . Wedne day 16-Plimaornena of induction-impor tence , Globe ......... 51. per cent. Stock. -,. 1054 se ' fine User:melees etrictly to the c.ontents.- of • aoy tatie John Dory . .. Guardian .......... ~ 51. per cent. 100 0 0 47 5 0 53% terday afternoon, and conveyed •tbem out te Splthead. :,,,,, atee , or protocol. They haveariameto secure the peace : had been e.• n.-•se decided ,in -one of the euperior co . t urtis of reseavehes of Faraday, &ce Redo-nsen 5lO 8 ',Minerva (h In ... 619 0 Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent. 500 0050 0 0 ;at t te . 340 STOCK EXCHANGE. - The market has been qua „lee Tbe railing traneport Setiesinhtt,'No.'2o9 - , Capt. Wall• tof ,Europe, .and any vaia dietinction between the•affeirs which-showed that eheee 4aenes werelegal. . - .. 1 relay 18th-Pronuomene, of discharge, by conduc- Wanta,ge .. us. 100 0 0 10 0 0 lea lay, at a.beut the previous currency. Aberdeen, ea 4 Weak Lieut.' Chase Heerkey, 1t..N.; Admiralty agent, -- of -the -East and of -the West is ,below, the .attention of t Sielt. W. Garden : asked if . they played . k . for dein ? and' lion' disruption and conveetion. Indemnity Marine.. - 11.35 & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 82 • Caledonian, 30e ex d-North British, Ba-Chester n r te . , The Farmere' Handicap of 50 sovs, and sto the second Law Fire .......... • • 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 ' • ..:. srrived at; S pitnead on Siturnay •morning feam the East, earnest men.. We cannot. therefore but hope that the • answered in the ne ative • but added • ltionda 21-t-Deivelopment of Electricity by steam. The defendant g r , . 37 . Ei t • - horse ' b fb h h h' h ' - too 0•100 0 61 , given to e run ..r y t ose orses wle save Law Lee •• •• y , ern, 210 London and le s 3 - Flol head 16-South East - Norte , .., . with in vilide frorei th,.o 'following _regiments, under the state of the Italian peninsula will be fully discussed, -that the :summons wax eaken out against him at the in- Atmospheric ec may. . . their distance, in every heat of the Farmers' Plate. To be Legal and General Life 000 200 eau Western, 101/ e-Lancashire aud Yorkshire, 88-ii 1 1 1%1i ceintnand of Cept. 11nW. Piper, 46th t and in medical' . Wednehlay 23•1-Thsceveries of Gelveni and Volta - London - or, and a remedy feund for evils which- are a ecandal to -seigation.of a publican in tire ueighlecurhood, w h o b a d - ' ' , • ridden by eeetlemen. (If gentlemen riders cannot be . •• chirge of Staff-Suegeon A. L. Adams; Assittalt-Surgeon boaete - I that he won(' spend any.amount of money to Development of Electricity in a current•form. • London Ship.. -10 s.& hs. 25 •00'1210 0 ' - ' Eastern Berwick, 19,1- Midlands, 74-a 5-Ltmentb o tt, this , nee: Austria', it may be trusted, is wiling to carry , procured, •on representation of the same to the stewards starer , ... 118s.per share 100 0028 0 0 4 5 , constituled, 6 16.3. (1.- Great Western of Canada, Vie: Monday, 2301-Different forms of voltaic batteries, W. V. Brown, Hospital dresser J. Stewart, end R. F. break Linn up. ~ ene•that nobler policy of• which ethe has given hopes. farmers or their sons may ride. Conditiene of riding the Med. 11-rend& Gen. Life 1414 /. per et. ;50 0 0 20 0 3 Ditto, new, 2e e p.-Letto, second issue, 2.11.3. iP' Blacknioret purveyor orrduty:---Royal-Horte Artillery, Sir R. W. Carden asked who directed the summons to me , ' asUreirent of effsets, ae, ' 0 2 0 0 6 The allies may' therefore represent -to her, in no un- same as for the Farmers' Plate.) Heats, once round. e N i i i o n n e , r r y c e :. -....••..5p. c t . & bs • 2 li g 0 10 0 _ D atch Rhenish, 1i p. 2 ; Osmanli Horse Artillery, 20 ; let Dragoon Guards, , be taken out ? • ~. . Wednesday 30th-Theoriesto explain the development e •-•••••• •• friendly spirit, the wrengs which her protectorate has • The 'handicap to be declared at the close of the first N • - 210 C - ational Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 5 ; sth ditto, 6 ; 6th ditto,' 6'; Ist Royal,Dregonne, 11 ;. ' • icit . Mac • Ins ector Hamilton said he did, on tbe complaint of a of Votaic Electr y ti of large batteries, &c. 1 d I Idb'ell 1 d• ' pro Lange .. t wou e, in em ,tle pe entry of dtplo- P • day's 1 aces. Palladium Life , . 2,1 ditto, 9 ; 401 - Light Dragoons, 8 t 6th ditto, 2 ; 10:,h , person who stated that his younger brother was encou- Those gentlemen who wish to attend nra requested to 451 e nettle etiquette to shrink from mention of w h a t a ll nun RAILWAY ARRANGE al ENTS. Pelican ....•• •• •• ..•• - - - le 10° Hussars, 3 ; llth ditto, _2 ; lath Lancers, 10 ; 13th Light dwn their names at the Lecture-roorn iu the COI- Phcenix ..... - .I 8 . STOOK EXCHANCE.--There has been a fair eus e e . know cencerning Lombardy and Venice. Can it be ragedthere ; and that, in consequeece, he neglected his Out - 0 BY THE NoRTII-WESTERN.-Day ticktes issued at the eli Dragoons, 3 ; 17th Lancers, 3 ; Grenadier Guarde,l ; Ist home and bis work, a,nd stayed out till lor 2 o'elock iii re ndon on Tbursday next: between the hours of 2 and 3 Profes.'onal T ife 5/ ;cent 50010 0 - to day, and prices were improved. Sheffields 29-1. I denied tbat the people of these regions do not love their • Enston station for Melton, on Tuerelay and Wednesday, Provid;nit Wel •• • • le 53.;& bs. 100 Royal Regiteent'Of Foitt, Ist 'Battalion, 1 ; 2,1 ditto, 3 • the morning. He etated that there were cards, demi- fr a- the Fir ' st L• o'clock, or be a • . scture. . • 630' 0 10 0 Re 4 -Eastern Counties, I h t h d b b • 1 rru ors, ,t at ey are coerce y. an over earine so • will be available to return on either of those days. The IpockNfe.. 3 1 Foot, 2 : 4th, 2 ; Ith, 5 ; Oth, 2t. 14th, 5 ; 17th, 1 ; noes, dicn, and draughts played there ; and that there in ba an Elmtion - t r one Soigne-eh' aat Wad- - There w . • , 6.1 a a.m. train for Loedon will arrive at Melton at 10 ". ger cent. Stock. all 228 11-16. el ery and an infamous police, that an advanta r ''' • - eeous in si o u tr i a mite xchange .... • • I ' 1°1. 6/ 10s., - ' „ 248 18th, 4 ; 19th, 5 ; 29th, 1; 21st, 1 ; 23d, 4 ; 28th, 3 ; were from 30 to 40 boys encouraged there. ham Cellsge, on Monday, the 30th June next. It will • .../..--...... tercourse with - Piedmont is forbidden th , rough fear a.m., and the 11.45 a.m. train at 3.27 a.m. Omnibuses Pato 1• • -•• •• .. 11 145 - - . ' - • 30qt, 2 ; 314, .1 ; 330, 1 ; 3.lth, 1„.; 38th, 2 e 41-t, 4 ; Mr n •d l'O Id•th•' . I e n to Natives of Great Britain, under 19 years of . anionic sat there were a ai in e society ; ope will leave Melton for Croxtun-park on the arrival of united h'i t i t i c e ... BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 5. , of iiber • al ideas, and that the whole state policy is of um -• .. 4/. pect..k . bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 4% 0 0 41th, 5 ; 46th, 4 ; 47th, 3 ; 48tb, 1 ; 50th, 1 • 55th 5 • but if the friends of euy of them objected to their.being age. Candidates aro desired to call upon the Warden r rr a ,kind which might be called. Machiavellian if that , ' . ' ti 40 trains, and will leave Croxton•park in time for the Universal f:ife .- . ...... 51. per cent. 100 00 1 10 0 0 - STOOK EXCHANGE.-This market was brisk to-dal' • 13 1 r• 56:h, 2 ; 57th, 1 ; 62J, 1 ; 63d, 3 e 63th, 5 ; 72d, 2 ; there they were not allowed to come. He was aware W d •d • the 25th of June, at 5 o'clock, bringin ' e ' on e nes ae, Victoria Life ........ 51. per cent. - 1412 6 5% regards business, and the prices generally firm. , „ t e g 7 p.m. train for Melton, j ening the express train at term , did not convey some notion of ' prudence ' . • 77tb, 8 ; 79 , .1), 1; 82 .1,t6 ; 88te, 4 ; 89th, 2 ; 90th, 1 ; that dice and cards were i (tea ,an erues o the 11 Idth 1 f with them certificates of their parents' marriage . , and of ,ningham Town and District Banks, .121-Eastern tn' e ng and success ? But the Roman S'ates call for the Rugby, and arriving at the Euston station at 10.45 p.m. 97th, 3 ; lee Battalion R fle Prigede, 2; ad ditto, 2 • society prohibited their being used. their own age and baptistn, as well as testitnoniali of 1 ie MISCELLANEOUS. ties, 10t -Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed Sty" ' ' eareest decision. Ilere there is no Government which ..•Y THE GREAT NORTHERN. -Express and ordinary Ambulance Corps, 1 ; Lend Transport Corps, 29 ; Royal Sir R. W. Carden said he would not shut up an insti- good c e onduee • even lans claim to independence. Austri t an coops at ' day tickets, issued from London and Peterborough to te 4 . e Dividend Amount • Seppere and Miners, 2 ; Army Works Corps, 2 ; Medi , Ancona balance French troops at Rome. The country tutien like that on account of one boy. - There was no --- --_.. -------, Grantham on Tuesday, will be available for return by . n ame o ' n? m p an y' of AL e t r un. Share. , Paid. Price. • cit. Staff,.2 • Germen _Legion., 13 ; 2 nurses, 3 soldiers proof at all that there was any unlawful game played ; IRELAND. express and ordieary trains respectively on Tuesday and i 5 oecupied by foreign soldiers, and no one dares to sug- • - relies wives, 4 soldiers' cbildren, and 1 convict. During the pet that they, sh,ould be withdrawn as 1 p ong.as a ope and ho hoped such establiehments as that would pros- . • Wednesday: Xs.d.X s. d. --"-• STOOK EXCHANGE.-Alidlands, 75-Leeds, 88-seh • pace:nee lff - deaths' occurred, and 7 bad cases were landed per, as they were likely to do great good. He did not __ea._ si. 50 0020 0 0 - 11001 e 1 8. is a temp ,ral sovereign and his ministers are cardinals; ' The express train leaving. King's-cross station at 9,30 A A " am Te ., a -**-'' '' at Queenstowa andat Mallen Tbe Saldanhais in whole- see-there.was ol jection to tne defendalt continuing ehe art.••• •••• 2 1 4 per cent. 50 00 - - , ' - What must be the opinion even of continental monarchs DUBLIN, SATURDAY MORNING. a.m. reaches Grantham at noon, where an ample supply n' le " 1 " i ' l t 100 0017 10 0 .35 • some condition whieh is nroved by the - fact - that, with earne coulee, arid he (Sir R. W. Carden) wished for the THE LA.W. APPOINTMENTS. Australian A•frlculturi 1 . Is. of vehicles will be found ready at the station to convey enstraitan Trust •• .. 81. pet cent - 25 0 0 - DUBLIN, APRIL 5. 921' villea-they assert in one breath that the Rumens are de- STOCK . EXCHANG.-Three per Cent. COSSelpi, iv the exception of 'those men who Lave 'lost limbe, .all are success of every:establishment like the defendanCe• • - The selection of Mr. Christian, Q.C., to fill the passengers on to Croxton-park. kustraltan Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 alt _ (toter-o.e and pusillanimous, and yetthat the Po e could Ditto for Acconnt,- Bth-of April, 92t-Ditto, for nett ''', fie•te teturti eo militarnehity. She went ieto • Ports- _ Anglo-elexicaxi Mint.. le 10s. 'lO 00 , all - 9;, ' not re'en a week without French bayonets ? Wh P at must The summons was then dismissed. • office of Solicitor-General has doomed to silence mouth karbour yesterday afternoon to land her pastetn -• • British American Land 15s. - • •i 43 0 0 - count, Bth ef May, S2n - New 3 per Cent, Stoekr,,,, e jf, gore. . •.• - - .- , . 16 1 In h I . . t. be the ru ew ic 81.1 C 1 a people would rise againet in '' • ---e- . . columns of hostile criticism which would have been I Riacing Fixtures for 1856. Canada.... •• •• ...... 61. percent. 100 0032 10 0 142 -Ditto, nor Accoant, Bth of April, 93 -Bank Pw •• MANSION-HOUSE -James Beaumont was charged • mats the moment that external repression was 'with- • • • sure to fill the Trish journals in the event of the I Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. • - - ' e... 2211. The Transit ravel steana tato - ' . pship, Commander C. R.; APRIL, . clra,wn ? Into the details of acy proposed change we with robbing a yourig lady of the name of Hamlett nine, 6 per cent. - 61. per cent. - , - 110 s. AO Johnson,- was towed ou., of Portsmouth on Saturday and mantle having fallen on the shoUlders of any one ( city • . Nevtgation Bonds - - , - _ cannot enter. Whether it be suitable that the legations Helena Beglehole, residing in Keppel-place, Brompton, i Creston . Park 8 York Spring. 22 NON•COMBATANTS IN THE EaST.-Leave ef aege eee , ahehored a•t Spithead. The Lucifer steam-tug arrived - Of the other candidates whose names were men- Electric relegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 00124.0 0 88 should be divided from the remaining territoryeand• ad. of . her purse, 'whilst riding in an. omnibus. . Epsom Spring lO Hirpenden 23 Ditto .. •• ••...... - - - has been dDA• t t 0 ' rr y ' - grante to eputy- ssis an . °mousse • . - 0 0, at Porte Mouth on Saturday from Plymouth with - puner- • • • tioned in the early part of the week. The, Evening Der i m e te - neral 'Sutherland, and to Deputy•Assistant•Cot, r o. stared by a temporal government with mere en- • The proteoutrix said-Yesterday afternoon I got into 14 Melton enimeraries. • The Glatton, 14, steatn-battery, Captain ' l lllnl Mail of last night candidly admits that the qualifi- Ditte New .. .. .. .„ - 50 00117 10 0 - sary-Gener t e , , Oitmietne nwas taken Out of . dock . on'Frida,y, and atie ightened laws-whether the:Pope shout g d uarantee the an omnibus in Leadenhall-street, to proceed to the West- Newmarket C l4 Newmarket F S 2B al T. Wilson, tO proceed to England. , l . t ee Gen. Re7ers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 - end of the town and between the Manition house and cations which ought.to be considered indispensable - class Staff-Sur eon Robert Tem letan has 'eine , ' • g P .1 e ns' Victor* and'.Wandeier steam gun-veresefe, Conimanders o ' 3 •' ' '' P ' P ces •on of the resent riestly rule, except over ecelea e • , . , *MAY. oenetteamNavigation ie p ce. 15 00114 0 0 21 , . - . teastice should be matters only decided after . . attentive '• 6 Paul's-churchyard the prisoner got in ana sat next to in aspirants to judicial stations are possessed in nn Hudson's 8ay......•• - Stock. I - Medical Staff of the arm D-A ' C 013 3- y. eputy ssistant i 0 ' de Horsey end Lace, taken in fur repeira. ' The sailing- di ? Chester Spring 6 I Bath 2O - . - • ecussion. But those' grievances which drove the Ita- re.rayright side where I kept my puree. I was much eminent degree by Mr. Christian. This gentlemen flungerford .......... 2/. ss. 100 0 0 ;100 00 - sary-General Theodore E.3l`Ciintock ; Commiege r i . Shreivsbury - field ' sloop, Li1y,.12, , was removed from ordinary it Porte- e • _ , pins into tumult, a -full. year before Louis Philippe fell r.1(3 o d,b +h d ell f h 1 , 1 +1 eg f S te f 1 f 1 - . bt •. • annoye y . . _ -e manner ~ am ..., pee_ess pressure ei. eta, toe oeace 0. . ergean-a.,--aw -or 80Cfle anne, tit m e „ c e estee - Clerks F. -Ramsden, Horace Sharp, Henry B. 1 ! e e Mouth on • Saterday to the deckyerd, to undergo oon e. . . ehould no longer be claire arded. An approach to a. • the . prisoner at my side. ,O m m y turang to luok at him threw it up under circumstances highly honourable , Southwell l5 I Russell Institution.... e - ' ton, Ar - • - 11210 0 - •• . thur le Halliburton, and Wm. Roger Snow, h e e tt version to a coal depot for the use of the fleet at th e . .-- . g. . • • he loeked Steadfast!y at me, upon which the conductor Price'sPatentCand.Co 101. Percent. 20 0017 10 - 19 e, d th' C tri h•tS ff D T 1 ton n pane e o missari, ta . r. emp e _ e el . eational unity .by the abolitton of impedunents..to in- . to hie sense of professional dut Since the. esta -3% ' - Metherbank, where - a party of riggers proceeded in the te '• said he would ut me into another omnibus to take me JUNE. Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr dent. 100 0 0 100 0 - taken medical superintendence of the troops statione' r el Pighlysteern-tug on o .. satur.la to la down . moorin for rcourse, should be attempted, and the exanerated P . blishment of the Encumbered Estates Court B3zon .. Beverley - •the heiehts around Balaklava• where I was going. Whilst addressing the conductor I 4 i Newcastle-on-Tyne Y y g s system of patsports-and -Customs -at ;once modified. ea South Australian Land • 6/. er ce *. 25 0 0 all 38 - * .t,e Y • p , 0 p n.. heist 'The isterinoteg Dreadnought went into Portsmouth Richards has been, of course, prevented from going Ascot Heath 10 1 Bibury Some h . l• t Ing ike a real amnesty would, we are confident, . felt somethieg at my pocket, and the-pritoner was press- • • a d 1 2a Trust and Loan Comp. I tarbour 'on Saturday morning with two new mortar- circuit, n tle duties of judge of assize necesse- fiarnpton • 1200 o 1 ee 0 - armY, reeurned the medical superintendence of the I mg seainst it. * I rise to get out, and tbe prisouer's 18 i Stockbridge... 2G Upper Canada .... - have much effect in s • . • oothing the seuse of iejustice which ° . illy devolved upon one of the three sergeants. NOW Newton ... Teeeele- from- Liverpool. - . hand was ea fixed that he made a disagreeable jerk to 18 I Winchester 27 velry Division ; Dr. Freund, Deputy-Inspector-Ge ee .; now . embitters so anany minds. A combined remon- LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. ' The'new works now in course of construction at the ' M Christian's enormous practice is wholly con- of Hospitals, has joined the Staff of the British Geo 0 , stran ft' • get it away from me. I' turned round and Eoff,id to him r• JULY. dockeatet . at Pembroke are being diligently catrried on. •ce o tie great Powers would, 'no doubt, be suffi• ‘,. • f ' e a e Th . fined to the courts of eqnity, and, as the Chancellor Legion. Depute-Assistant-Commiesary-General A. 0 1 cient to alter much-that is scandalous at -Naples. .0n ''• You have taken something out o nay po et. • e . . Newmarket TionfolioninO slims have been voted for their completion : l the whole • o assizes are beinc , Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Colquhoun bas joined the Commissariat Staff. - Lee/ e l the, whole, statesmen who should seriously devote' . them• . Prisoner denied this.. I then asked him to give me his sits near y time th 0 Carlisle a-vizo.theaurroof 10,000/. for a new roof overbuilding- Annum. Share. oard, , upon which he threw. down my -purse,•rushed past held, Mr. Christian felt that his temporary - absunce absence has bent granted to Temporary, Commislit selves to the a eli r • ' ni 0 ation ,of tans pnha,ppyt land • would Worcester Summer 3 1 Knutsford 23 ----...-- - ea—. . slip neeniat 12, mod for exteeding the , Feaward roof -over find a - • "--- Clerk Horne, to proceed to Malta. The rota e e field for the exercise of their higheet faculties and also the can- OR Circgit co me, and ran away. I pursued him, as die . . uld not fail to be injurious to the in- Liverpool .. . . the same slip, 1,700/. Theroofs over .slips 1 and 2 are hth • ' doctor of the omnibus, who broughe him back. He en- ter estiof his clients, so that rather than they should ,),., Rank of Scotlaad .... 74. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 196/ 0 Unswortb, Senior ' Leeman Catholic Chaplain, hal Pt° y eir success eolith benefits on. Europe not less than Nottingham thoe tobe extended seaward hit a cost of 3,600/. ; and those wh • •• - 15 1 Goodwood 14,000/. is to be expended on the truction• of the e e ' ' ich have been won by the. war livid& bas just treated me noteto . give him in charge, but I refused to suffer any inconvenience lie cast off the coif, and C,aledonian Bank .. ••• 8/. per mit. 10 0 0 210 0 31. Ps the Crimea on or before the 10th of April. Acting a .... . ~,, ~,,:..,, ....... 4 h.. _ thhht . . eons . _ . t _ tat _ een rought to a coaclusiou. , -. .: --- e - •.• •• . . listen - to his appeal., • ' , thus lost a step in the ladder of promotion. AUGUST. City of Glasgow Bank e/. per cent. 10 001000' 11 / les ere a St.,. a ffantlernan ree, : ' • dine in Piccadilly, cor• Brighton - e- sins an utv A • t i•C mmisearyeGeneral Herbert Moire t miTR v.LECTIONS. 6 1 Yarmouth ein• a. . , -, . CIA C minercial Bank '.. 71. per cent ; 5 . 120 0 0 100 2 2 221 rs on his way to Engialio to resunte his honte appointo Dividend. Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. J Share. X s. d. £ s. d. British • • • • • • • • •• • • .. Ditto Frovincial .... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 Brighton ••••..• • • • ~ 5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15 City of London .... •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 140 0 0 Continental (4th Cap.) . 10 0 0 20 0 0 Equitable .• • •... •• •• 2/. 10s. '5O 0 0 all 33% Great Central .. ..... 8/ per cent. 1 10 0 0 all 12 Imperial ••• • • • ...... 101.1 4 z bonus. 50 0 0 all 86 Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 19 L0nd0n..............—, _ 50 0 0 ~ Do., Part Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ 25 r , ,OrtiX .••.••••• •• •. 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 40 Ratcllff ••• • • ....... 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 United General .. •• •• 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all 20 Westminster Chartered 4) per cent. 50 0 0 .. 56 Ditto, New .... • ... '5O 0 0 10 0 0 11 WATER-WORKS. • Dividend Amount Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. —^ , £ s. d. £ s. d. East London Grand Junction Kent . ..... Lambeth . • New River Company 2l. 108. -- outhwark & Vauxhall 51. per cnt. ilOO 0 0 89 % West Middlesex BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ a. d. £ a. d. aungerford .... • • .... 1 • 12 Southwark .....••• .. 1110 0 0 Ditto New of 7% P.C. 11. per cent. I 30 0 0 Waterloo ..... .... • • • • iOO 0 0 Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. li. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 26 Vauxha11.......... • • 965., 70 10 3 20% DOCKS. • Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. - ----- £ s. d. X a. d. Commercial .. , • • • ...• 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. -- East C , antry • • London .... ... •• 1 5/. pr cent. Stock. 99% Ditto Bonds •• I 41. per cent. 5,t. Katharine onthampton Victoria .. • I 51. percent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 18% tiocs will be made :- " All the ceats will have distinction - lace on the cuffs, half an inch in breadth, according to the relative rank of the officer with the officers of the military branch, which lace is to be carried straight round the cuffs. " The epaulettes will have the outer border or edging of the strap a quarter of an inch in breadth, and also the inner part of the crescent of silver instead of gold, in other respects they are to remain as at present. " Medical Offieers, &c.-The undress and frock coats of the medical officers will have the buttons placed by threes, and those of secretaries and paymasters will have the buttons placed by twos, as in full dress. " Engineers-Engineers will have a uniform corre sponding with their relative rank in the military branch, the right buttons on their coats to be placed by fours. " Inspectors of machinery will have the civil epau lettes, with a star and anchor on the strap, and the chief engineers will have the plain civil epaulettes., " Assistant-engineers of the first class will wear two wings-ciiihclass; second and third, no wings on the shoulder. " The cocked hat of the civil branch will have - lace half an inch in breadth, instead of hellion, and.the et namentawill also be of fiat lace. " Thelollowing new cap will be introchiced " The gold band will be discontinued, and a black mohair band substituted. " The ornament in front of the cap will be the crown and anchor in embroidery ; 'that of the military branch will be gold, with a gold and silver crown ; and a silver anchor ; that of the civil branch will be entirely gold. " The edge and upper part of the peak of the admirals' cap will be embroidered in gold ; the edge .only of the captains' and commanders' caps will be embroidered. "The sword belts of all ranks will have slings to carry the sword, instead of its being fastened to the waistbelt. " Midshipmen and cadets' will have a dirk instead of a sword. " The detailed regulationeiwill- issued in 'a few days, and the correct patterns will also be transmitted to the le rts." The fleet at' Spithead was, augmented on Saturday and yesterday by the arrival of the 'Meander, 44-gun sailing-frigate, Capt. Baillie, from Leith ; the Transit, 6, steam troop ship, Commander C. R. Johnsen ; the Intrepid, 6, st e am gun-vessel, Commander W. Wood, trim Woolwich ; the Princess Alice, despatch yacht, from Woolwich ; the Mastiff and the' Mit'etoe gun-boats from the Thames. To day Vice-Admiral Sir G.'Sey moue, K.C.8., the C onniander-inChief will hoist his flag ;in the Arrogant, 46, Captain Lyster, and proceed to marshal the fleet 'in the order to be Onserved at the forthcoming review, a rehearsal of *bible 'Will be made on Thursday ' , the 10th inst., when the ships anclgun boat flutilla will be a n c ho re d towards Stokee Bey. The' . fleet and gun-bogs, in two line's; 'at the cloeest poss ible available distance, will cover four miles of water! The gun-beats Will manoeuvre by forming line abreast, then in two columns. Each division will be led by its re epecilve line-of-battle -ship. The Algierse 91, Captain Cod riekten, C. 8., win lead the red squadron ;' the Celoe 7 sue, 81; 11. Keppel,Cl, will lead the white g'quadreri'; 'the 'Brtreaiwick; 81, Captain Yelvet ton, C.B , will 'lead the blue - equadron ; "the Sanspareil, 71, Captain A. C. miy, C. 8., wilrlead the light squad ron.' A 'great number' of hands • was employed from day gut uLtif dar k yesterday to expedite the equipment of ;the gun-boatsnewly taken to Portsmouth from the several contractors,` in order that they may be ready to take part in the forthcoming Royal naval spectacle e and such as are not ready by the 10th" inst. are to he taken out to the anchorage, mooted in line, and called, the "reserve." One 'division of, the gun-boat fl:tilla will make a sham attack' on the" Rodney, 90-gun ship ; another division will make a similar attack on the Duke of Wellington on board of which the Lords of the Admiralty will muster ; another division is to attack Southsea Castle, &c. This is the rumoured order of rehearsal for Thursday next. On the day of the re view the TransV: 'will be appropriated to carry the niemlers of the MAIO of Lords; an d the Urgeht will carry the menehere of the House of Commens. Every available' craft that will float will Lave some speci tl occupation on the eventful day. All leave was pro hibited from the *fleet on Saturday, and the signal re mains, in force - for the present. The Fire Queen steam yacht,,,Master'Commander W. F. Paul, embarked Ad rnii)alaSir M. F. Berkeley and Sir G. Seetnotir, and the' CiptAln' of the Fleet, the Hon. F.' T. Pelham, yes terday efterhoon, and conveyed them out to SPlthead. The railiiig transport Seldatihtt, - Nne2o9 - , Capt.W..ll. Weak Lieut. Chas. Haakey, R.N.; Admiralty agent, srrived at Spitliead on Saturday morning learn the East, with invalids from th,O following _regiments ' under the ceinrinand of Cept. 11.'W. Piper, 46th ; and in medical' chirge of Staff-Su-green A. L. Adams; Assieaaet-Surgeon W. V. Brown, Hospital dresser J. Stewart, and It. F. Elackniore; purveyor on duty:--Royal-Horte Artillery, 2 ; Osmanli Horse Artillery, 20 ; let Dragoon Guards, 5 ; sth ditto, 6 ; 6th ditto, 6'; 1-t Royal Dragoone,ll; 2.1 ditto, 9 ; 4th Light Magoon -4, 8 e 6th ditto, 2 ; 10th Hussars, 3 ; 11th ditto, 2 ; 12th Lancers, 10 ; 13th Light Dragoons, 3 ; 17th Lancers, 3 ; Grenadier Guarde,l ; Ist Royal Regiment of Foie, Ist Battalion, 1 ; 2,1 ditto, 8 ; 3 I Foot, 2 : 4th, 2 ; .7th, 5 ; 9th, 2; 14th, 5 ; 17th, 1 ; 18th, 4 ; 19th, 5 ; 29th, 1; 21st, 1 ; 23d, 4 ; 28th, 3 30'-b, 2 ; 314, 1 ; 33d, 1 ; 34th, 1 ; 38th, 2 - 41,t, 4 ; 44th, 5 ; 46th, 4 ; 47th, 3 ; 48th, 1 ; 50th, 1 ; 55th, 5 ; 56:h, 2 ; 57th, 1 ; 62,1, 1 ; 63d, 3 ; 63th, 5 ; 72d, 2 ; 77th, 8 ; 79th, 1 ; 821; 6 ; 88te, 4 ; 89th, 2 ; 90th, 1 ; 97th, 3 ; lee Battalion R fle Brigade, 2 ; 2d ditto, 2 ; Ambulance Corps, 1 ; Land Transport Corps, 29 ; R sal Seppere and Mirere, 2 ; Army Works Corps, 2 ; Medi • cif. Staff, 2 ; German Legion, 13 ; 2 nurses, 3 soldiers' wives, 4 sodiers' children, and 1 convict. During the passage 10 deaths occurred, and 7 bad cases were landed at Queenstown and-at Malta. Tbe Saldanha is in whole some coedition ' which is proved by the fact that, with the exception of 'those men who have lost limbs, all are fie to return to military duty. She went into Ports mouth harbour yesterday afternoon to land her passete , gers.. . The Transit ravel steam troopship, Commander C. It. Johnson,- was towed out of Portsmouth on Saturday and' anchored at Spithead. The Lucifer steam tug arrived at Porte* south on Saturday from Plymouth with euner neimeraries. The Glatton, 14, steam-battery, Captain OUnitelne, 'was _taken Out of deck on - Friday, arid the Victor and . Wanderer steam gun-veseefS, Conimanders de Horsey encl:Lace, taken in for repeira. The sailing.. sloop, Lily, 12,, was removed from ordinary it Ports- Mouth on • Saturday to the dockyard, to undergo cen version to a coal depot for the u se of the fleet at the Motherbank, where a party of riggers proceeded in the Pigeny'steam-tug on Saturday to lay down moorings for her: The itetineaug Dreadnought went into Portsmouth Barbour-on Saturday morning with two new mortar- Teasels-from-Liverpool. - The - new works now in course of construction at the dockyard at Pembroke are being diligently carried on. Tne following sums have been voted for their completion -e-viz., theaum,of 10,0001. for a new roof over building: elip-*.iee, 12, mod for extending the seaward roof over the sane slip, 1,7001. The roofs over slips 1 and 2 are eilacetobe extended seaward-at a cost of 3,600/. ; and 14,000/. is to be expended on the construction of the fire nevi slips' and 'the ,rnew boat basin. The lengthen ing -end widening of the dock -will cost this year 10;000/ Wet° widen the entreace watt be 5,000/. more. The sawniills, - engine -house, and walkshoPs: have 11,000/. voted, .aed ,an storehouse ie to cost 6,3001. The e.eye reezbinery that is to be placid in this esta - teee mee tavill,cost 8,000/. The foundry and plumbers' Shape with. :new forges, store for iron, and stereefor oakum will cost 9,0001. These alterations and additions will much intproite the - capabilities of the establishment. Four mortar float', Nos.-101, 102, 104, and.los, were on Saturday towed down- to the Arsenal-wharf to re ceive their ammunition, having been stored from Wool 'evidh-Doakjard *Rh three Months' service stock. 'Their reepectiee . ehneplenients of ariiimeniticea were epeedity abipped from - the Orelnanee'departitentS and they 'yett 'conveyed 'Sunday moriiiirg to Sheerneeee pre tatratosavto keieing the flotilla sit Porteinouth. Nos. 106 -and 107 cline same clays; and net being entirely cleared from the ehipwright's department; were also warped out of • the fitling-basin into the rriver, ice :as to be able to tarry on their fitment and subsequent despatch with the , least : possible delay. - ' ' The guh-boats of the Delight, No. 49, the Leveret, 8, and the Mackerel, No. 32, steamed at the same time down to the Arsenal moorings at , Woolwich from qhtedeekyerd fittin g -basin to-be equipped---for their voy to augment the fortbeoniing gun-boat display, to whichnieineoneaderabre number has been contributed from Woolwich, 30 gun and mortar vessels having been fitted• net and manned- from the "dockyard and arsenal ghetto - during the 'peat month. Some brons , rifle- 12-pounder guns of a peculiar bore were on Sattrtday forwarded to Shoeburyness for experi. LEEDS, APRIL 5. L Alt CrA Ce STOOK EXOHANGE a 75 .—Alidlnds, —eeds, Moor, 18. MANSION-HOUSE.—James Beaumont was charged with robbing a young lady of the name of Hannah Helena Reglehole, residing in Keppel-place, Brompton, of her purse, whilst riding in an omnibus. The proseoutrix. said—Yesterday afternoon I got into an omnibus in Leadenhall-street, to proceed to the West end of the town, and between the Mansion house and St. Paul'ii-churehyard the prisoner got in and sat next to rue on my.right side where I kept, my puree. I was much annoyed by the manner and. Deedless pressure of the prisoner at my side. Oa, my tura'ng to luok at him he lo , •ked steadfastly at me, upon which the conductor said he would put me into another omnibus to take me where I was going. Whilst addressing the conductor I felt something at my pocket, and the-pri:nner was press ing against it. I rise to get out, and the prisoner's hand was co fixed that he made a disagreeable jerk to get it away from me. I turned round. and said to him, ".You have taken something out of nay pocket.'.' The prisoner denied this.. I then asked him to give me his card,•upon which. he threw down my purse, rushed past me, and ran away. I pursued him, as di t, also the. con ductor of the omnibus, who brought him back. He en treated me notT.to give him in charge, but I refused to listen to his appeal., Mr. G. Stur, a gentleman residing in Piccadilly, cor roborated the evidence of the last witness. • T. Gel•leetty,': constable No.' 493, proved finding the purse at the, bottom of the omnibus. • • . The=prisoner was remanded. John. Watts and Wet. 4erry,.the former a journeyman lighternian and the latter. a ' , labourer in the service.of Masers. Phillips and Graves, extensive lightermen,,Of 11 .Rood-lane, were brought before the. Lord Mayor. in en 3- tody of Wm. Ga1e,,520, on chargeof atealiog a qulntity of tea from two chests of that.articlenn board a barge -which they. loaded and brought from the Eist -India Dock-toNieholson's Wharf., • - The foreman of the prosecutors proved that two chests had been broken, arid.. that a 'nuautity-.of tea ha I been abstracted from them. ,The prisoners accounted for the broken condition of the, chests .• by, .their having . been stove - la. by a plank during. the process .of leading. • Alderman Wire said that,as the case against the r pri- Boners was not very strong,- he would accept their own recegnisances-in 401. each, to appear on Thursday next. -Charles Martin, another servant in the employment of the same prosecutors, was charged with stealing 127 .lbs. of.tea from a barge which he was entrusted to bring to London-bridge. • The prisoner said be could not account for the abstrac tion of the tea. =, • . The evidence to cDnnect the prisoner with the robbery was of a very weak description, and the magistrate ac• cepted his (the prisoner's) own recognisance in 401. to .appear on Thursday-next. NON•COMEATANTS IN VIE EAST.—Leave of abge n l3 `;, has been granted to Deputy-Assistant-Corninissarnp neral Sutherland, and to Deputy-Assistant-Cot:OA: iary-General T. Wilson, to proceed to England. r i bs class Staff-Surgeon Robert Templeton has joined 'O. Medical Staff of the army. Deputy-Assistant Celoulot nary-General Theodore E..M'Clintock ; Commissarlp Clerks F. -Rarnsden, Horace Sharp, Henry R. gid d ., 6 ton, Arthur L. Halliburton, and Wm. Rover Snow, bi)10 joined the Cornmissari tt Staff. Dr. Templeton_Aboo taken medical superintendence of the troops statio n ed .1 the heights around Balaklava; Deputy Itispector•Ga le , r ho of Hospitals Macdoneil, having rejoined the staff ef o r . army, resumed the medical superintendence of O. „ c ol valry Division ; Dr. Frtund, Deputy-Inspeetor - G en 'o of Hospitals, has joined the Staff of the British Ger° of Legion. Deput3-Assistant•CominiAsary-General A. o f ice. Colquboun has joined the Commissariat Staff. L esl6. o absence has bean granted to Temporary Comm iss lit — 'Clerk Horne, to proceed to Malta. The Ito'. vio , o Unsworth, Senior Homan Catholic Chaplain , h a ' /us ceeded to Scutari on duty, and is ordered to roti3l. lo , the Crimea on or hsfore the 10th of April. Actio lEs 15 „ putt'-Assistant•C mmissary•General Herbert Murra 9 y. zes on his way to Engiatitt to resume his home appoint oo 15s —Civii,Service Gazette. 173 X s. d. S. d. Bank of Scotlaad 7i. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1961 British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 221/0: Caledonian Bank ..•.. Si. per cent, 10 0 0 210 0 31. PI City of Ulasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 1111£; Clydesdale Bank •... 5%/. p cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12 15, C nunercial Bank .. 71. per cent 5 1, 0 0 0 100 0 0 223/0: Eastern 8ank........ 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 1 115, Edinb. & Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41. 17: Exchange Bnk of Scot.. National Bank .. ••••• 6% per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 17210; Norther Scotland Bank 5/ percent 20 0 0 210 0 16 Royalßank of S co il . 5/. per cent. 1 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 1361 Union Bank of Scot. .. X3l. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 98110. Western. Bank •• V. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 761 5 %Mance Fire and L 1.5.. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 16115 British Guarantee . .. 4/, per cent. 10 0,0 2 0 0 I/. 14. Caledonian Fire In#ur. 111,.per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2.5/ 0 City of Glasgow Lite - 61. per cent. ' o'o 2 0 0 1/. 8 Co onial Life ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 5/. 7 Edinburgh Life percent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 25/16 Eng. & Scot, LaNN Life 51„nr cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 41. 8; Life Assoc. o Gcsvand 6 /.per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 61.`10; National Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 2/. 1. North British :norm.. 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 • 0 0 361 0 Scottish Union Insrnc. 7 1 14 1. prcent. 20 0 0 , 1 0 0 11. 131 Standard Life •• •• .... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 I 7 0 0 20/ 0 United Ilep Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 1 0 0 AUGUST. Brighton .... . . 6 I Yarmouth 1 8 Brighton Club 8 York . 90 THE ELECTIONS. As an instance of the insane extremities to which political faction is not ashamed to resort, in order to carry out a tortuitous line of policy, the Nation implores the electors of Ennis, if by any possible rueanseven by returning Col. Vandeleur—they can, to eject the Attorney-General. Hitherto most persons .here, Protestants no less than Roman Ca tholics, regal . de d 'Mr. Fitzgerald as a perfectly in - 'offensive politician, and one whoa, high legal. at tainments fully qualified him for the post to which he hai been elevated. Not so, however, thinks the organ of Ultramontanism run mad. His conduct in office - (says the mild.monitor) "only differed from Judge Keogh's in being more coldblooded, cunning, and base." What next I The Limerick Reporter • of yesterday says t--- . "This morning, at half-past 10 o'clock, Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, M.P., the now Attorney-General, accom panied by his brother-in-law, Mr. Charles Barry, bar rister, proceeded in a Carriage and four from this city to Enuis, the representation of which is vecaht by Mr. Fitzgerald's recent appointment. It is not believed there will be a contest in Ennis, and Mr. Fitzgerald's unopposed return for that borough on a❑ early day in the ensuing week is, in all likelihood, most certain. We understand that the reception of the right hon. gentle man was ft %tiering:, and that the idea of opposition to him has not been enter ained under present circumstances." [AnvaariSatizsr.] —We quote a few more of the extraordi nary cures without medicine effected by Du Barry's delicious health -restoring lievaleuta Arabica Food, of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), .Flatulency, Constipation, Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Cough, Asthma, Consnmption, and Debility: —65; Piecadilly, London, Sth November, Is47.—Gentlemen, —Having been fora long time a great:Einfferei froig piles and severe constipation of the bowels, I commenced taking; about three weeks ago, the. ' 4 .` Revalenta.:Ambica" twice a day, morning and night, and have; continuedit_ daily; The result induces ring herewith to express my unbounded gratitude. My • bowels and stomach begin to remind me of 'what.l was years age ; in faet t I am fast approaching; complete, restoration to the enjoirment of functions without which life is but a pain ful burden. 'll6 MediCine has over done.me the good I have - derived front the Revalenta : - Digestion' has in reality'in my ease begun new. With many thanks, &c ,—Wittaam PATCIIIIIO. Incanisters, 1164' 121b54 '225." .-. '•The 1216 X. carriage free,un receipt of• post-office erder. Barry du Barry and 77, Regent-street, L on ,i oni p l u7eoyers to her. ,*ajesty, .Fortnum, .ISlason, and Co., piceadlil • also at 60, Grace church-street; 333 and 451, Strancl Y • 4, ' Cheap side • 62, Cernhill , .19, Bishepsgate-stre e t ; 55 , harin e :-"C s r l oss '; 54, Upper Balrer,street; 63 and 150,, Oxford t. re , t• „[ADVERTISEMENT... ]-T—vnLy to be .known to Roberta 'S cerebrated Ointment, , called the " Poor Min's Friend," is confidently recommended to the public as nn tin failing- remedy, for wounds of every description, a certain 'cure of ttlieratel sore legs; if of twenty years' standing, 'cuts, burns, valds, bruises, chilblains, Scorbutic eruptions, and pimples in the'face, sore and inflamed eyes, sore heads, can corona humours, dcc., and is a specific for those afflicting eruptions that sometimes follow vaccination. Sold in pots, at ]s. I,ud, aqd each.—_Also_ _his "Pilulae Antiscro plink.," confirmed by more than forty years' experience to be, withoul exception, one of the best alterative medicines ever compounded for purifying the blood and assisang nature in all her operations; hence they are useful in serefula, - scorbutic complaints; glandular 2 Swellings,.partienlarly - those of the ,1 1 1 be - 7 -form : a mild and snperibi fathilY aperient 4iat they lietaken:atLall tithes Without cotifinententlir change •tfif Ate& Sold iu ficixee, ,at - is. 6 :_and 225. Sold -wholesale by.thevreprietorsi-Beach and Barnicott, at their dispensary,7Bridport; - by the London douses; retail by all respectable medicine vendors' in the biln4d - li-44149 13 1s medietho sold _under . thp itte, — *o names can PO.S11; Ybe "genuine,. unless " Beach and Barnicott, late Dr. Roberts, Bridport," is:engraved and i printed on the stamp affixed to each box. Lewes Wolverhampton Reading Ludlow. 11 11 12 14 Radcliffe 25 Derby 26 E4ham 26 Stockton 2B BIRTHS. ,osj - OP A SON. 55 On the 4th inst., MTS. Elrod, of Wimpole•street• 'o, 153 On the 4th inst ,nt Lower Sydenham, the wife of .Ix` 14s Christie Thomson, Esq. os 8s JI A DATIONINB. 7s los On the 6th inst., at Oxford-terrace, Daleton, Bfro• gs S. Everett. • a los On the 3d inst., at Blackheath, the wife of Banks:010. I E ng ieheatt, Esq• Fr law On the sth inst., at Wimbledon, the wife of GO' `" P lloek Esq os P ° ' SEPTEMBER. Warwick Sept . 2 Cardiff 24 I Lichfield Lincoln lO I Manchester Autumn ...26 Doncaster 16 I Newmarket F 0 0 Leicester 24 1 - . OCTOBER. Kelso Chester Autumn Bedford Wrexham Autumn 1 I Newmarket S 0 l3 7 I Warwick Autumn 2l 9 I Nel.vmarket 1:1 ..27 9 MARRIED. AOOF On the 3d inst., at St. James's Church, Paddinbeipt Dolan Sandham Warren, Esq., late Captain of ILINVI R. giment, to Helen, fourth daughter of Captain Daniell, fi.C.S., of Glocester-square, Hyde-park. _,. On the 4th inst., at Hove Church, Eley, son of )100 , _ e ir Soames Esq., of Blackheath, to Caroline, youngest al" ter of Charles Eley, Esq , of Hove, Sussex. NOV EMBER. Worc9qer Autumn ..... 4 1 Liverpool Autumn l2 li Tarporley nut The Jane Leech arrived a Constantinople from Cal cut•a, on March 17, in 1at..17. N;, lon. 39 W. spoke the Mary Ellen, of Belfast, from Dutch Guiana to London. bearing away for rayal,. having lost sails, bulwarks, and p ,rt fore rigging, and bad cabin gutted, &c., in a gale from the N.W. on th e 14 th March, which gale the Jane Leech experienced with great violence; from the 15th March, when the Jane Leech was 600 miles S W. of the Azores, to the 26th March when she was 700 miles N.E. of them, she enc eint.red very tempestuous and unset tled weather, being a constant succession of very heavy gales, blowing with great violence for about 20 hours and then suddenly subsiding into a perfect calm. leaving a most turbulent sea, inunilating the decks with water and knocking the sails to pieces. The gale was chiefly from the northward, sometimes commencing from S.E. and backing to N. and N.N.W., from the latter point blowing with great violence. At no time during the period did a gale blow from S.W. to W. When about 300 miles from soundings met a very heavy sea rolling up from S.E., as if these gales were on a revolving prin ciple, blowing from the opposite limits of a great circle at the same time. Eventually, the gales set in again from E, to S.E , and in a couple of days a large fleet of vessels collected between Cape Clear and the Skelligs, many of which showed evidence of the severity of the weather in the loss of topmasts, topgallantmasts, bal. warko, &Q. INDEX T,) THE The 1100 March Malton Newmarket Durhatn CLOSING OF STAKES. 22 Chester April 1 25 I Ascot 1 2 2 5 5 1 Beverley D I E D, r ug , On the 4th inst., at Larkbear, Exeter, Chas. Bov r , c r o et Esq., father of Sir John Bowring, Governor of Kong, aged 96. •ref On the 2d inst., at Blydd Court, in Worceste rshl Sir Edmund H. L.chmere, Bart., aged 64. SD d On tho 3(1 inst., at Dalsten, Charles Burfield, of 12, Wellington chambers, London-bridge, aged 71. 0 0, On the 3d inst., Walthamstow, Mr. Finlay fr aged 68. fk On the 4th " 4, 'itch, - b. Idarlborout-, Irish Racing Fixtures for 1856. MARCH. LOW-STREET.—Lieutenant Ackerley, who was ac companied by his solicitor, Mr. Cole, waited on Mr. Jar dine, in order to enter into recognisances, in obedience to his worship's order, to keep. the peace towards Mr. 'Tonna, Secretary to the United Service Institution, and , towards the members of _that association. The necessary forms having been gone through, Mr. Aokerley inquired whether:the Matter was now disposed of ; and being informs.d that it was, be applied fora sum ,Mons against a gentleman whom be named., a member of the institution; foran assault committkd on the ocewion from which these proceedings took their.rise. Jardine —.Really I don't think you should (to anything of thateort. Lieut. Ackerley—But I am deprived of 80,000/. that [ADVERTISEMENT.] —Holloway's Pills wonderful for Curing Diseases of the Chest.—Mr. Hobbs, of Newton Abbot, informed Profesior Holloway that a lady resid ing near him stated that she considered Holloway's Pills had been the means of saving ber life; three medical men bad pron ounce d her disease incurable, terming it :_consumption ; seeing an account of some person being cured 9f a - similur complaint, she determined on giving them .a trial, and, fortunately,for her, they have effected a-perfect cure, which she is willing to, testify by refer (mice to Mr, Hobbs.—Sold by all medicine.✓vendert throughout the -world ; at. Professor Holloway's vita., blishments 244, Strand, London , and S O, Maiden-lane, New York% by A. Stamps, Constantinople; A. Guidiey, Smyrna ; and B. Muir, Melia. Tullamore APRIL. ...27 Curragh 22 I Westmeath 2B at Stitchcome, near Larl Woodmen, Esq., aged 61. On the 2d inst., at Harlesden-green, Mr. Win. late of King-treet, Hotynre, aged 42. s On the Ist s inet., at l 5, Upper Grafton-street, .ri' sonars, Mr. Charles White, aged 55. 'PUBLIC Worms SILL —Two- Government bills just br 'nett in authorise, for a farther period, the advance o f m oist out of the C.Onsolidate:il Fund for carrying on led warkg and 'fiAieries, foi the enipfnyment-.of "11141 - Ppor atal for public works in- Irefand: The -- firit hit/ *iitihotisis the Tretesury to approottAte durinit*tive ears next enfitiirl sth of April, 1857, too,(loo7ll%=Yeir, let.Se charged on the consolidated fond ; and the Fecond till, out o f this sum, antborkes_the,app r op r iattort Of . 5 , 0 001, perteifisiter, for five years, for publi c wo rks is reland, • MAX. flowth and 8a1d0y1e...13 1 Roscommon 2 JUNE. Tramore I Ballyeigh l7 JULY. B Ilewstown . B] Heath 29 Down R. Corporation...lsl AUG (IST. l ief LoNmart: Printed and Published by MTJRDO Y"', i f, No. 112, gtrand, _Printer, at The Sun Office, N" of Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the WW I " laiddleses t Monday s April T,1866. _ Killaraey .I`~~ V.S TO LET ( in lee proprl ROTEL, situate in tt it present doing a E Cr emed by a person ( verS tonvenlent di! seises excellent sleep 11, ISg For furthe: partlc ate ee(.s. GREAT Notice is he 'a ges or on th e P rerc be SOLD by Pot this SOLD Paddlngtoit, April LONDON to.m and 14IDT.At T t tth E ° T lll3 2•l ° iss lN st ' le k l antl at ‘ inst.. will he avi, Thels a.m. T- T o Lle li t .4 s s p.m. Tr a ; Th e 7 4 10 1. a le. nve Trains fre. returnsi; in time f Areas o' Train at Rugt, ' l,s toti Station, A 14 °I‘TDO N co LNst I .:AY , D and thevrth 111111 ItAI MIDLANI r'in k,.._ , o tebet ween lord B e &c., NOtti FAAT T Leeds and, (via P .rati' _e train now will be despatc tester, 15 " n • rkt N ottingham, n ew last t ra i n Bradfor d, an! 1 Hain itas. ottin„ 4. lildland up-ill I arrive in trains leavin tne `11%,..w‘,i11 disconl Eau 11.11 . 1 Particul a ons on and aft( Cieneral Manager THE LON conpoß, Het ` 4ldpOt i on. J' CUti C.,ARNa ~anno .E . l\T or th ernint with ap rr . 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OF a n 29(1,n0rq . r antee Ca ~IEIcIN - 1"` West I,; (1 .' `4,lted StatesD w o iN VALIDI tc_llld enable 1,31/laws the *1(1 M such gra *ltaine of d in P e a 41 4 rezi, er ` , • e c t trt ad ,;',"lCAL p„t h Rcake Innst b N o. i , I), l)anv , V4i as Los, ' " , IARIT Xlipow e Itigor.Gtamen W n_ ni z.or ge P• Co 1111118 C i t °ll n r iemn * R. R. ; tai •sI STAI.;;N Betacirol _ ag 114ttastrit %Lir Fren b__"Q at* .mvistoun tu ogle d "b rew tizatpe uui Dro r r 04 ? Etc g Preto gyve Yea r 301 a ' 40 a 0 i 2 2 1101 (tat Itte„ ry , t, 4 t J o 4, 1 , 0 nd I v ward irtexatid, Vrillih Ada r t , —tu n ticooi b sa ll Otte,4 ..ltlrn a I Flitt Tgrati or i h 4l Pr o lll ala t Th e hterg. Ago , W he "*',UT D Zthceit Th e An, Thi