The Sun. — London, England, 1856-09-23 00:00:00

r • THE SUN, LON DON, TU . I4,'SDA V EV E '',: i '' . c: G 9 S EPIEMB ER 2 3 18 5 6 _.........._/............1.00...........* .1•••••. ----- PRICES OF SHARES, \ WaSAIAN CORDNATIOIT FETES. r down on the co lumns a scending from below •; but, Cain, and each a museum in itself. On the right ! market fell, as it always does in these cases. But instead of,doing so, the general permitted nine or hand of the hall, one entering, there is a buffet just then the Bank had the good fortune to die- ' Wit nee,-No such thing. I sent for directly the prisoner was taken into custody ? • ---- - - en battalions and a battery of artillery to crows which seems be h the masses of gold . cover a coal mine in their new property, which, ehended di] . .ott not go to a publicc-I - louse Afe have already described the coronation an" ‘ . he heights before L© aesailed them with all his vessels upon it, e ach a study, but enriched, above , however, they could not make aveilahle without scin2r was a l7 Nlr. Lewis-On the Sunday morning when the pr ,, meeration of the Czar from the graphic de Acrip , all, by the grand cup from Benvenuto's own hand lan outpit, and " slips," and a vent •so they set to Prom the official List, rte BANNS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER CON- ' the 'Pi - n supplied by the correspondent of e mes. force, and then they were too strong to he dis- , Vire , ouhlic-houses fiefore he was taken into orstody to . üB L/5 and fetch a flesh man ? Witness- No, I went to two or to ed. However this may be, it is certain that for which R uss i a paid the sum of 10,0001. sterling. work, and through these outpits, and ' "slips," and •' • • . . but I- a I nee) mean TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN.; am gt t some brandy. At last! got some,was till'ge LONDON FRID AY ,SEPT.J. 9 ........... not e now borrow from the same some acct of the g . he Russians regard Prince Menschikoff as the most On the left there is an entracte for the orchestra vents their money flowed apace, and we do not to tell the landlord that it was for a case of cholera, ........-----....-------1.................. of 1 3parations, from the magnitude of which an OAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPArI lEs. Accomplished general they possess, so far as re- and for the singers, among whom are Lablacbe, wonder that, as Mr. Esdaile told the sad tale, he ben !a may be formed of the imposing nature of thewell Dumeric, Bosio Calzolar . Dividend Amount !W] garde the theory of war. He is extremely. of Lemony :- other wise I should not have been able to procure it. read in many branches of learning, and is said to is covered w ith cramo i s i e d purp l e ve l ve t, with of inward suffering-of Pain of mind. In 3 - 853 a Mr. Lewis-Then you did not mind telling a lie ? per Annum. Share. THE IC.REMLIN.-Early as it is (G a.m.) our party, be as various and versatile as our own Achitophel gold f r i n g e s an d b or d ers . Th e I m p er ial throne Mr. F. Clarke took the works, and speedily threw Wittiess-No, but I never tell wilful lies. Name of Cu7 l PanY• ------ --- ---- - --- .in uniform though they be, have a bard strug- -chemist, doctor, naturalist, geologist, lawyer, is placed at the end of the room opposite the them up for want of money • with 10,000/. he Alderman Carter-What do you call that but a wilful £s. ii. ,Xs. d. _ 1 3 to reach one of the gates. - diplomatist, soldier, sailor, &c. His manner is ince. b u ff e t on th e e i g ht h an d s id e. Th ree s t eps , co- would make his fortune. So le works returned e Witness-I knew I could not get the brandy British •• •• •• .. .• •• .. 71. 20 0 0 20 00 ' - B: 15 Ascendina the b r ead s on ecase , w hi c h i n t wo ~. d harshalbeit he is given to theory and vered w ith go ld em b ro id ere d p ur pl e velvet, lead to the Bank, like Hunchback, or a bad shilling. anless I .eal eerious an Brighton •• .• •• •• "•, hi. 2O 0020 0 0 • 'd it was for a case of cholera. (Sensation.) Mr Lewis-This man deserves upon his own confes- City of London •• •• .• 4i N. 100 0 0 150 0 u ghts reaches from the court to the upper storey of reverie rather than action, and henever " receives" to the platform on which the throne is placed. By this time, 1853, including the original debt, and - • indicted. . ,5000 20 0 0 - 10 sion to he Continental (4th Cap.) • - ,e palace and to the esplanade outside the Hall ef at his house or studies the arts of pepularity. Above there is a canopy, with an •;,inescria/c of the purchase of the second and third mortgages,Equitable ....... •• •• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 35 Mr R. F. R. Glen, of the in the Issue one 10 0 0 all 12% :. Andrew, we find at the first landing a wide Todtleben is also in the hall, but I cannot see him, cloth of gold c o vered w ith i m perial eagles, with a with the equity of redemption, the cost was about Great Central .• •• •‘ s 810111 r cent. 50 0 0 all 50 Imperial .. •• • • ...... 1 .. bonus. nor, which open 3 into the ante-chamber-in itsel lost as he is in the crowd. of generals and states- crown in the centre on a cushion of velvet and 8),000/. Nothing daunted, the Bank went on, t i n , e ß n a ame of " Wit. sl. 40 0 0 ff -'-' I .t, VW .4( . note produced was brought to the Bulk D L :partmr; of the Brk of England said-On the 4th Independent ..... • • ••• hall-to the Hall of St. George. This staircase i s men . There, too, is the second Gortschakoff, who cloth of gold, with fringes and acorns of gold, shot and by this time the works have cost it 106,000/., L0nd0n...... •. •• •• •• - 50 0 0 90 25 veered with•searlet cloth, from which it derives. is as celebrated as his great relative, and the bl u ff, with yellow, black, a n d white. The edge of the exclusive of interest on . the various advances. a i, i a,i l i el \ i ‘ aa a g h th-buildinc , s Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ' ' p,:xe,ix ............. 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 I; 0 42 2s :s name (Krasnei Kriltzo), and it is lined on both soldierly, and intelligenalooking Aid e -d e -Camp top of the cano py i s carved and gilt, and in the But we appeal to the British aristocracy. Is there city. -oa.d," on it. RatclitY .. •• . • ~ • •• •• • 5/. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16 so all 21 ides and at both lah'iiii" bY the chevalier “aril e Ca eral Luders, whose arrival with fabulous rein- centre is a shield. with the imperial cipher, with no youthful millionaire who wishes to add to his ~,`A ;., ~ xII e e d r s 6Y (the 'n e l a l s o t r w go it i n d 'ess) l , t N h a o s . 53 B. a eilt cesques, with silver e agles as crest, gilt cui- f o rcements was our constant bugbear in the Crimea. the imperial crown above, encompassed by the country's-wealth and his own at the same time ?Is identified the initials "J. P." on the note to be in the Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 Mr. IL NI. Young, clerk in the Bank of Australasia o o ia 71 0 one ass, white coats, and dark blue trousers with red T o wering by a head at least over all this aseem- collar of the order of Saint Andrew. At each there no noble student of economic geology who barolwriting i f the prisoner. Ditto, Sew .... •• •• - 1 50 0 0 i United General ...... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 . WATER-WORKS. re )ad tripes. The hall into which we enter is a meeni- le ag e, and conspicuous for his fine bearing and face, side are sma ll e r s hi e ld s , w i t h t h e co ll ar of Saint h as no thing else to do with his time and money? Cr s -ixamined-I believe it was the prisoner's habit _ e s upon all notes that passed through his Dividend Amount w 'cent aartment, white and gold, su stained by fl, no twithstanding those horrid spectacles, Major or Andrew around them richly emblazoned, aid all It is true these iron-works are now, Mr. Colemn selonnade of ten pillars and e. o f " pil- Colonel Stalipine is readily conspicuous, and, al three are draped. with ' lmperial standards. At the informs us, " a complete property," but let us hands. to put his initial Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. ran g e- Harriet Davis was then called, and examined by Mr. 0 ens sustaining the architraves, richly orn amented. t hough not many Englishmen or Frenchmen may ends of the top of the canopy there are aigrettes of hope there is still room for investment and enter- s. d. X• s. d. rile pillars are made of zinc, and are in deini-re- have heard of him, he is known throughout Russia ostrich plumes, dyed yellow, white, and black. prise. As the property has swallowed up money have been summoned to-day to produce a 50/. note and East London - PMutlens - I live at No. I, Bath-buildings, City-road. I ----- --- ------- ---- - ief. At the end of the hall is a. fine statue of St. for his bravery and devotion on the day of the Beneath, at the back of the throne, is displayed the for the last six years at an average rate of about 78 ~ Georg©, the patron saint of Moscow, killing the Tchernaya. He served on the staff of Gen. Read, imperial mantle of ermine, with the arias of the 16,0001. a year, there is, doubtless, still scope for '-'' e aces .•• a 00/. not- which are alleaed to have been given to me Grand Junction ....• 4• per cnt. 50 0 all by the prisoner. I cannot produce them. I never saw - ;o% Lambeth • • .... •••• .• , - 100 0 0 - 95 dragon, and the cross and star of the order, richly and when that officer fell . he was seen under a tre- empire in a golden border in the centre, and the expenditure. On the very best mining authority tee ,„, NCAY River Company i 21.103. - - - gilt, are emblazoned all over the walls. The floor men dons fire coolly walking through the field look- i.nperial cipher profusely emblazoned on it. The Mr. Coleman informs us that it can now be made C r oss-examined by Mr. Lewis-I never even saw the Southwark &Vauxhall 1 51. per snit 100 0 - - and know nothing of them. is of the finest parquetry of many woods, and is ing for his body ; not succeeding in that object, he edges of the steps of the platform are ornamented to yield a profit of 16,000/. a-year. If we set the 201. note which the prisoner is said to have change]. highly polished. Onto wall opposite the win - came, ho Never, upon the pl a ce w here General with large salvers and goblets of gold, ou pedestals authority of this nameless gentleman against th e When Russell, the officer, came, the prisoner was in BRIDGES ( W_est Middlesex - loon dows are noticesemblazoned in Slavonic, renlind i ..g . Ma Ye r n was lying' badly wounded, and taking him of malachite and g old ; the three ancient thrones experience of the Royal British Bank, the property my raom. I swear that I hare never had any conversa- Dividend Amount per Paid. Price. 1 1 the readers of the glories of Russian history ; sola , upon his gigantic s h o ulders, l i e b or e him ou t o f the of the Czars are placed beneath th e can opy, a n d on i s wor th, i n Al ge b ra ic phrase,. xx 16,00 U. - es a tion with the keeper of the brothel about 7 01 worth of Name of Company. Annum. Share. 1 notes. When Russell was outside my room I did not are placed at this side, but there is no other far fight and escaped, i n s pit e o f a ll the e fforts of the the left there is a table for the crown, sceptre, and 16,0001. e. 0., and we should think it an act of ---- • see 70/. ef notes in the prisoner's possession. I per- -------- x s. d. x s. d. niture in it ; above the three arched doorways French to shoot him down as he strode off w ith globe, covered with crimson velvet embroidered great courage to take the works at only 2i years' suaded him all I could to give up the notes to the officer Otingerford.... •• •• •• - - -7% which lead one to the Hall of St. Vladimir is a his burden. Amid these warriors and statesmen with gold, and a cloth of gold beneath it. There is purchase. - 100 0 0 - - it he bad them. Southwark .....• •• .. choir for an orchestra ;at the further extremity is ladies in full court dress are pressing towards the a table at the steps to the platform, which is to be With half the directors, the solicitor, and one of Mr. Lewi‘-Did you not tell the officer that you SAW Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0 - - the Hall of St. Al ex ander eer ewe ai ; thi s is built of inner apartments of the palace, radiant with dia- borne up to the throne when the banquet cone- the auditors deeply indebt: with vast works goin ; Waterloo - - the pr.soner burn the no t es ! Witness-No, not the Ditto Old Ann: o ' f . fil. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - rose-coloured marble, covered with gilding and mends, for the display of which the Muscovite mouton by three of the High Chamberlains of the on in Wales ; with the directors shut up in the par- notes. I said that I saw him place some papers under Ditto Nom ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 2514 l i ke of the ensigns , of the order, and, head dress now in vogue is peculiarly adapted. This Empire. On the left of the pillar are placed two lour, and the real accounts in his own desk, Mr• the kettle which was on the fire at the time. Vauxhall ...... •• • ... 965, 70 10 3 - 20% like the Hall of St. George, it is filled with a mul- consists of a high circlet or coronet of satin velvet tables extending the whole length of the room, for Cameron was in command of theposition and could Mr. Lewis-Upon your oath did you not tell me in DOCKS. titude of officer, o f and. members of the or cloth, which encompasses the top of the head, the guests. These are weighed down likewise with do what he liked, not only with his own, but with any office that the prisoner had burnt them ? Witness - Imperial court and. of all the courts ofEurope. The and is studded with precious stones. Persians,Dividend Amylt rad. price. i n gold and silver plates, goblets, plateaux, epergnes, everybody else's. So infect he did. His own trifling -No, I said " papers," not " notes." I saw him place Name of Comps per Annum. Share. 1 Russian generals wear scarlet trousers with a gold high black sheepskin caps, and rich loose dresses and salvers. The chairs, of white and gold, with debt of 30,000/. was on the strength of securities some papers, which were in an envelope, under the --- ---__ .' ..-- stripe, green frock coats with gold lace cuffs, up- of the finest silk, - andsoss'amer shawls-flat-facedx s. d. l X s. d. right collars, and shoulder straps, and gold cord Tartar deputies, wild delegates from the further crimson velvet seats, are placed at the left sides of said to be worth as much, but, as it now appears, kettle, but what they were Ido not know. The prisoner the tables only, so that all the guests will have their only worthono-tenth, dalready t _ wrote to me from New ate to go to you-he wished me Commercial .... •• -.• 51. pr cent. Stock. . Stock y wor exactly an wort- _ _ aiguillettes and tassels ; their rank is denoted by shores of the Caspian, Georgians, Circassians, Ahas- faces turned towards their Majesties. Such are the gaged over and over again. Indeed with this gen- you. East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. - - East C tr - stars on the shoulder strap ;th . head-dress. Levsis-- , Did I talk to you about anything except ''an Y. ' London .••• , • •• - IC3 eir is a ses, Tcherkesses, Mingrelians, Uralians Mongols, glories of the banquet-room of the Czar. tleman's power of coining money out of nothing, 70/ wor thof ?W . the . - .• - - - casque of silver, or a black patent leather helmet • Gourians, Daghestanees, Koords,Lapps,kalmucks, he ought to have done something for the Bank. On with gold or silvermounting,. Mr. Lewis-Did I not tell you that had t them 2 sK t i 4cent. Week - - yougo em . t. a har ne .• •• - - per • . 50 0 0 50 0 0 - and a spike on the Cossacks-mint „ . , the contrary, the Bank, like the property in Wales, Witness-Yes, but I denied it. onthampton -•• top, from which there depends to s M e.:. r. Lewis-Will you swear that you did not tell me Victoria .. •• .... - a laree plume of Spaniards, Romans, Greeks, Austrians, Prussians, THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. the more money there was spent upon it, the less black, yellow, and white feathers. The etat-in- S-txons, Danes-here was an epitome of the Asiatic was the real value and the higher the nominal. that the prisoner burnt the notes in your presence ? - JOINT-SrOCK BANKS. 'or wear silver instead of gold lace ; ..- - all officers on and European races, all in their finest bravery, Publicity is the first principle of our political When the Bank was absolutely insolvent the Witness-I do. Dividend Amount duty have a • silver lace sash round their waists and mingling together in the narrow . compass of two institutions. On it we depend for liberty, directors were paying six per cent. dividends, Mr. Lewis-Did you tell the poor woman (the pri- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. those who have distinguished themselves may be rand halls. From the Hall of St. Andrew they, order, honour allha i t makes life tolerable. For and inviting new directors and new applications Boner's mother) that he burnt the notes in your sae Annum. Share. ___ _ ~, known by their sword knots of honour, which at doors on on© side lead. to the fine promenade which every affair o the east general importance we d. for shares on the strength of their unexampled sence ? Witness-No, I said " papers." I never d ------ 1 Xad.£ s. d. once show in what service they have been en- is formed on the top of the first storey of the façade * know that even here what has been whispered in "notes." Two other girls were in she room at the time he put the papers under the kettle. Australasia........... i2O/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 105 gaged by their colour and material. Those gene- of the Imperial palace. As we stepped out on this an . exuberant prosperity. '" You have been inßritish North American 1 51. per cent. 50 0 0 If -- tile ear will be proclaimed from the housetops. existence seven years," says an exasperated Mr. LeCommercial of London. 'lO/.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - raj; who belong to the army of the Ceucasue weer esplanade a sight such as can neither be described be cautious • do ou mean to say wis-Now, , y a prodigious Tartar There are people who argue ' gue against, and emerge on , , shareholder, who, poetical in his wrath, compared •Colonial ...... • • ...... 5/. per cent. 100 00250 0 22 that the notes were burnt at all to your knowledge? t0niaaa. ............ rtar or Cossack bonnet of long fine nor forgotten met the eye. It was yet early- the evils Pthe concern to the black waters of Erebus, 2OO O - white sheep's I • attending the exposure of crime. No doubt n Witness--I could not say. Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. WOO , with a scarlet conical crown about half-past 6 o'clock ; the sun shining from there are such evils. No doubt youthful passion and d duringan the entire of that period you have Mr. Lewis-Are they not in possession of a man in London and County • • 101. per cent. 50 00200 0 32 h piece, striped with gold thread. Fromthe Salle the left lighted up the gilt domes and vanes of the been expending a sum of 1,5001. a-week, or 2001. Londn and Westmino 20 o 0 4811 str ,141. percent. 100 0_ 37 foolish curiosity andthen • may now - London Joint-Stock . - 'l2/. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 d'Alexandre we p as s o n to the Hall of St. Andrew, Kremlin and those of te churches on the right ofa-day. Why, our connexion with such a concern Mr. Lewis-Was it not proposed by you to put these nourishment in criminal reports and other details. Provincial of Ireland.. \ 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - at the end of which is the Imperial throne in pur- the picture with a rich orange flame, that seemedwas more dangerous than would have been deal- all - ple and. gold, •th We the temptation • h presume e changes with years • 22 10 0 - wi seven steps ascending to it. to die away or gather fresh vividness as the va- for , ins with tomahawking savages, for the latter would N 0,10111.1 of Ireland-- 1 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 very 70/. worth of notes under the bed-post ? Witness - Ditto, New......... , 81. per cent. 10 0 0 That is false. When the officer apprehended the prisoner Above is emblazoned " L'ah'il de ;Di " ...... , CU 'sur- pours of the morning rolled up more densely from have been our avowed enemies." This was not the three girls, Matilda, Ellen, and Betsey, were in the room, i 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - as calculated. to charm the manly fancy and to cor- or Di r tte, New .. . 81 .ct.&l3s. 25 0 0 all 39 1 rounded. by a golden glory. The walls ' ' - • • d before are covered the river or thinned away the feeble breeze. 1 burstof f l•the shareholdersfixed first 11my se lf. Ido not know their other names. on y ee mg, as ~,ii.l, 1,1,,,, 4.1,,, ~,-.1---- -r Li, ... OJ. A ..,. a_ • - '' ' rapt the mature mind it is the revelations at the Provincial of Eng.! 81. per cent. 100 0035 0 0 - ~ ....., ..,,,,, i. hounded by the Kremlin on the left ) m ' fth h hld fth R I British meeting oe s are o ers o e oya on one, then another,' i cent. 25 0 0 Union or Australia.• - 30 . per asked me to accompany him to Paris. supposed author of their When we went for a drive to North Woolwich, the South Australia - ~.„ 114/ p.et.& bs. 2 0 o wrongs. The sticks and stones flew about, and prisoner Ditto .............. ,30L per cent. - 210 0 - . My_ T.ewis --Do you mean to swear that you did not Union of London ..• .. '20% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 27 - • -...-....... __ - 40 0 0 all ______ PRICES OF Cain, and each a museum in itself. On the right ' market fell, as it always does in these cases. But I sent for directly the prisoner was taken into custody ? hand of the ball, on. entering there is a buffet just then the Bank had the good fortune to die- . Witness-No such thing. which seems crushed beneath the masses of gold cover a coal mine in their new property, which, ` PANIES' STOCK, sone! was apprehended did you , not go to a public l •aN vessels upon it, each a study, but enriched, above , however, they could not make available without Mr. Lewis .On the Sunday morning when the psi all, by the grand cup from Benvenuto's own hand an outfit, and " slips and a vent ;so they set to Prom the Official List, BANNS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- 'SUN,. ate al ' three puhlic-houses Lefore he was taken into or..tody to for which Russia paid the sum of 10,0001. sterling. work, and through these outpits, aud " slips," and . and fetch a flash man ? Witne , s-No, I went to two or fr` t some brandv. At last I , ot some, but I isas obliged , On the left there is an estrade for the orchestra vents their money flowed apace,, and we do not 2 ' l, ' o 1...!1 the landlord that it was for a ease of cholera, -........-----.....---.... of la CuBLISIIELDONESITORNY Tlq...:lsixy A:1.:pTF.1,................1DAY EVE „13 1 00 , t, .. i, and for the singers, among whom are Lablach©, wonder that, as Mr. Esdaile told the sad tale, he GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPAiB lEs. bean Dumeric, Bosio, Calzolari, and Tagliafico. it became suddenly conscious of a peculiar appearance (Sensation.) Dividend , Amount I Whe Paid. Price. otherwise I should not have been able to procure it. Name of Co7lPanY• per of is covered with cramoisied purple ve lvet, with of inward suffering-of pain of mind. 11l 1853 a Mr. Lewis-Then you did not mind telling a lie ? Annum. i Share. gold fringes and borders. The Imperial throne Mr. F. Clarke took the works, and speedily threw Witness-No, but I never tell wilful lies. ----_ -- --- is placed at the end of the room opposite the them up for want of money • with 10,000/. he Alderman Carter-What do you call that but a wilful £s.a,,X s. d. _ i ..... I - __ buffet on the right hand side. Thr ee steps, co- would make his fortune. So le works returned lie +? Witness-I knew I could not get the brandy British .T.;;;1n.c.;17.... ii . i2O 0 0 20 00 ' ---: Bail ri t ?iton - ... •......, hi. '2O 0 0 20 0 0 I. vered with gold embroidered purple velvet, lead to the Bank) like Hunchback, or a had shilling. uffiess I ,•aid it was for a case of eholera. (Sensation.) 100 0 0 150 0 u - to the platform on which the throne is placed. By this time, 1853, including the original debt, and l Mr. Lewis-This man deserves upon his own confes- Continental (4th Cap.). - ,5000 20 0 0 - ma? Above there is a canopy, with an •;,Inperialc of the purchase of the second and third mortgages, Equitable •... •• ••2/. 10s. ;00 0 0 all 35 Mr R. F. R. Glen, one of the cashiers 'in the Issue .. .. • City g of London ...... 41. N. all 12% slots to be indicted. cloth of gold covered with imperial eagles, with a with the equity of redemption, the cost was about - Department of the Bank of England said-On the 4th Imperial .. •• • • .... .. 10'. a bonus. ] 50 0 0 all 90 crown in the centre on a cushion of velvet and 8),000/. Nothing daunted, the Bank went on . ' iest.the 2( 1. note produced was brought to the Busk Independent ..... •• •• 61. 140 0 0 - cloth of gold, with fringes and acorns of gold, shot and by this time the works have cost it 106,000/., - 50 0 0 90 with yellow, black, and white. The edge of the exclusive of interest on . the various advances. hani Withers (the last witness), No. 1, Bath-buildines and changed by me for gold. It has tne name of " Wit- L0nd0n.............. ' ' P.:,ccdx .••.. • • ....., 41. per cent. '6O 0 0 52 u 0 " 2s p top of the canopy is carved and gilt, and in the But we appeal to the British aristocracy. Is there Cit,y.,•oa.d," on it. 5/. ,100 0 0 16 0 0 16 so p itatcliff .. • • . .. ••• • • Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent.' 25 0 0 t± _ 2 . 5 A i all 21 centre is a shield with the imperial cipher, with no youthful millionaire who wishes to add to his mr. IL M. Young, clerk in the Bank of Australasia, United General .• •• .. 2/. 10s. 150 0 0 53 Beal the imperial crown above, encompassed by the country's-wealth and his own at the same time ?Is - 5 O 5O 0 collar of the order of Saint Andrew. At each there no noble student of economic geology who identified the initials P. on the note to be in the handwriting ,-f the prisoner. Ditto, Sew .... • • • • Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 0 red, WATER-WORKS. Mae _ side are smaller shields, with the collar of Saint has nothing else to do with his time and money ? Cr s -::xa,mined-I believe it was the prisoner's habit s upon all notes that passed through his Dividend Amount whi Andrew around them, richly emblazoned, aid al It is true these iron-works are now, Mr. Coleman Paid. Price three are draped with Imperial standards. At the informs us, " a complete property," but let us hands. to put his initial Name of Company. per of 10 71 0 ion; I.] , Annum. Share. offi Harriet Davis was then called, and examined by Mr. ends of the top of the canopy there are aigrettes of hope there is still room for investment and enter- ii x s. d. X• s. d• ostrich plumes, dyed yellow, white, and black. prise. As the property has swallowed up money 100 - t have been summoned to-day to produce a 50/. note and East London Mullens-I live at No. 1, Bath-buildings, City-road. I --------• ----- ----- ------' Beneath, at the back of the throne, is displayed the for the last six years at an average rate of about 78 -- imperial mantle of ermine, with the arms of the 16,000/. a year, there is, doubtless, still scope for kcar....•• .• • 4l. per cot. 'lOO 0 0 a ')0 ,1 1. n . ote , , w . hich l are alleged to have been given to me Grand Junction .... -4,. per cot. 50 0 0 all iy t. e prisoner. cannot produce them. I never saw Lambeth • • - 100 0 0 -; % - 95 empire in a golden border in the centre, and the expenditure. On the very best mining authority th e m, NCAY River Company i 21.103. - - - imperial cipher profusely emblazoned on it. The Mr. Coleman informs us that it can now be made C r oss-examined by Mr. Lewis-I never even saw the Southwark &Vauxhall ' 51. per cot. 100 0 0 - - and know nothing of them. edges of the steps of the platform are ornamented to yield a profit of 16,000/. gentlemane we set the 201. note which the prisoner is said to have change]. BRIDGES. Col with large salvers and oblets of gold, on pedestals authority of this nameless g against th e When Russell, the officer, came, the prisoner was in W . est Middlesex - 10014 Dividend Amount of malachite and gold ;the three ancient thrones experience of the Royal British Bank, th e property my room. I swear that I hare never had any convena. Paid. Price. II I; of the Czars are placed beneath the canopy, and on is worth, in Algebraic Phra se, xx 16,00 a., -x x tion with the keeper of the brothel about 70/ worth of Name of Company. Per When Russell was outside my room I did not Annum. Share. htfa ) the left there is a table for the crown, sceptre, and 16,000/..--- 0., and we should think it an act of notes. _.--!-_. -- -__ 1 globe, covered with crimson velvet embroidered great courage to take the works at only 2i years' see 70/. of notes in the prisoner's possession. I per- X s. d. X S. d. suaded him ail I could to give up the notes to the officer Hungerford.... ••• • • • - - -7% 1 with gold, and a cloth of gold beneath it. There is purchase. - 100 0 0 - - it he had them. Southwark .....• •• •• 3 a table at the steps to the platform, which is to be With half the directors, the solicitor, and one of Mr. Lewi'-Dal you not tell the officer that you saw Ditto New of 7% p.c. IL per cent. 50 0 0 - - f „ _ borne up to the throne when the banquet com- the auditors deeply in debt: with vast works goin the prisoner burn the notes ! Witness-No, not the Waterloo .•• • • • - 100 0 0 - - us Ditto Old Ann. of Si. It. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - e riaeuces by three of the High Chamberlains of the on in Wales ; with the directors shutup in the par- 2g14 di notes. I said that I saw him place some papers under Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 70 10 3 - 20't pe s Empire. On the left of the pillar are placed two lour, and the real accounts in his own desk, Mr. the kettle which was on the fire at the time. Vauxhall ...... •• • ... 965, a, tables extending the whole length of the room, for Cameron was in command of the position and could Mr. Lewis-Upon your oath did you not tell me in DOCKS. I, the guests. These are weighed down likewise with do what he liked, not only with his own, but with my' office that the prisoner had burnt them ? Witness - Dividend of Paid. Price. Fi n gold and silver plates, goblets, plateaux, epergnes, everybody else's. So infact he did. His own trifling -No, I said " papers," not " notes." I saw him place same of Comps per E 4 and salvers. The chairs, of white and gold, with debt of 30,000?. was on the strength of securities some papers, which were in an envelope, under the _ __Annum._ _"ar e. I L___ __ T X s. d. ' X s. d. .d crimson velvet seats, are placed at the left sides of said to be worth as much, but, as it now app, kettle, but what they were Ido not know. The prisoner the tables only, so that all the guests will have their only worth exactly one-tenth, and already mort-- - ears wrote to me from New ate to go to you-he wished me C o mmercial .. - ....- 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - I'East antest India.. 61. pr c. Stock. „ faces turned towards their Majesties. Such are the gaged over and over again. Indeed with this Ben- -.- Mr. Lewis-Did I talk to you about anything except East C4,y • • - - IC3 s, glories of the banquet-room of the Czar. tleman's power of coining money out of nothing, the 70/, worth of notes ? Witness-No. London .•• • , • Ditto Bonds- .• - - E s, . - - Li, the contrary, the Bank, like the property in Wales, Mr. Lewis-Did I not tell you that you had got them ? St. Katharine Witness-Yes, but I denied it. s, THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK. the more money there was spent upon it, the less Mr. Lewis-Will you swear that you did not tell me le 1 is .- - was the real value and the higher the nominal. that the prisoner burnt the notes in your presence ? v 01i t t 0 h r a i m a pt , 0 . n ... .......... 2 .. 357i..0s percent. cr e : 5200 0 0 5100 0 0 ___- I i JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Publicity is the first principle of our political When the Bank was absolutely insolvent the Witness-I do. Y 5 Dividend Amount directors were paying six per cent. dividends, Mr. Lewis-Did you tell the poor woman (the pri- of Paid. Price. vo institutions. On it we depend for liberty, order, Name of Company. per , and all that makes life tolerable. For Annum. Share. he honour,and inviting new directors and new applications Boner's mother) that he burnt the notes in our pre- - -_- - ch oThNero,gilrlssawidere" i p n a le e r s. room" I at never the timesai (l - - - - - I .z Is. d. £ s. d. every affair of the least general importance we for shares on the strength of their unexampled s , e , n n c o e te t s.,, W T itn w e o ss he put the papers under the kettle. all 105 e know that even here what has been whi d • obis in sperated and exuberant prosperity. '" You have been in o British North American I 51. per cent. 50 0 a - existence seven years," says an exa 0 20 0 0 - lis the ear will be proclaimed from the houseto • ' Mr. Lewis-Now, be cautious ;do you mean to say Commercia lof London. 'lO/.per cent. 100 0 P s ' shareholder, who, poetical in his wrath, compared/ Per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 22 Australasia........... j2Ol. per cent. 40 0 o Colonial .... •• • • ...... • P ed There are people who argue against, and enlarge on the that the notes were burnt at all toyour knowledge ? to the black waters of Erebus, - the evils attending the exposure of crime. No doubt concern Witness--I could not say. Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - 2000 - " and during the entire of that period you haveo 20 0 0 3214 nn there are such evils. No doubt youthful passion and Mr. Lewis-Are they not in possession of a man in London and County •• 101. per cent. 50 0 4 li been expending a sum of 1,500/. a-week, or 2001. d Westminstr 141. percent. 100 0020 0 0 8 Londn an . he foolish curiosity may now and then find their own tact as they were ? Witness-Not to my knowledge. 'lO 00 37 London Joint-Stock .•. 121. per cent. 50 0 0 per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - a-day. Why, our connexion with such a concern of nourishment in criminal reports and other details. Mr. Lewis-Was it not proposed by you to put these Provincial of Ireland.. \ 81. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - was more dangerous than would have been deal-Led We presume the temptation changes with years, • 22 10 0 - NatiOrtb.l of Ireland.... I 61. per cent. 50 0 0 ing with tomahawking savages, for the latter would very 70/. worth of notes under the bed post ? Witness- Ditto, New......... , 81• per cent. 10 0 0 all That is false. When the officer apprehended the prisoner vas for really, if we ever read anything that struck us Nat• Provincial of Eng. I 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - have been our avowed enemies." This was not the three girls, Matilda, Ellen, and Betsey, were in the room, ' Dm as calculated to charm the manly fancy and to tor- Ditto. New .........Si.l per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - Ze. rapt the mature mind it is the revelations at the on one, then only burst of feeling, as the shareholders fixed first as well as myself. Ido not know their other names. n r i en tiii Bank Corpora. ,81. p. ct.BoB. 25 0 0 all a 39% - ft, meeting of the shareholders of the Royal British another, supposed author of their' 0125 0 0 Union or Australia.• - 3 . per cent. - at Bank. It is impossible for a man-we say empha- wrongs. The sticks and stones flew about, and prisoner asked me to accompany him to Paris. Whenwe went for a drive to North Woolwich, the South Australia -.• ;• 14/ p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 Ditto .............. 30L per cent. - 210 0 - Alderman Kennedy, among others, was the object 0 0 0 27 Union of L0nd0n...... 20'.. per cent. 50 40 0 0 0 1 all _ ere tically a respectable man, a man with fairish ante- of Mr. Lewis --Do you mean to swear that you did not many a savage, many a piteous appeal. But tell Mr. Mullens and myself that the prisoner burnt the Union of Madrid ... •• , - AY cedents, or at least without bad ones -a man with notes? ' Witnesa-The prisoner asked me to be true, CANALS. when that vir pietate gravis rose, amid profound aid any tail to his name-for example, an Alderman or and I was true. 3 of an M.P.-to rise from the perusal of that report sileuce, it was only to explain that he had been Mr. Lewis-Did you not tell Mr. Mullens that you the without being conscious of new powers for the ac- just as great a dupe as his colleagues, and knew tried to get them from out of the fire with a poker ? Wit- companies. 1 per Price Companies. cd ' .., per re ,. .r 4 , A n num. ere quisition of wealth. The Royal road, or rather the • " nothina about the concern of which he was a paid - said ch Annum. I Names of 1, 13 Dividend Names of ness-I " papers." I took the poker and tried to get _ -_ - director. These are candid confessions, but, as a them out of the fire. The prisoner when he put the papers X ! x - Lich Royal British road, to wealth in the d - se days is Sim-' 21 lOs 51 death bd e repentance i 3 all that the irection is un d er sh e k e ttle s aid to me, " Don't frighten yourself, Ashtn &Oldh 7l. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 100 • oi Dividend the ply for any dozen gentlemen dining together to ar- capablof, people must be content with it. The Harriet dear, I'm all right now if you will be true ." - Regent's.... 30; inn' range their parts, to send out a circular to invite )rts' the public generally-that is, country clergymen, company, of course, is dissolved ; a call of 50/. a and said I would be true. (Laughter.) Mr. and Mrs. Oxford.... • • 100 - 103 Birmingham 40 41. 91% Peak Forest. 18 I Si. Os. 76 , B B a rk nn u s k i a . b . r . ; 160 150 4-1. .. .. .. 1 00 161.. - the half-pay officers, surgeons, Islington shopkeepers, share has been made ; and in a few weeks the Withers, and the other girls and myself used to go out Coventry.... ,100 25/. 1/ 15% Royal British Bank will have resigned itself into riding together. The prisoner "stood" about 3/ or 41. the spinsters, widows, and little people with still less worth of brandy whilst he was at the brothel. He used Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal 140' -- - the to do-to subscribe what money they can. The the arms of Chancery, with what result to share- GrandJunctn 100 3/. pr.ct. 43 Do. Lk FdSt 12 - - Derby ..... I too 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 55 ', 11. 10s. 76 to drink lots of neat spirits out of a tumbler, and I Do., 6 pr.Ct.l 10 61. pr. ct. 11% Stflrd &Wore 1 40 282. 425 holders and depositors time only can show : -Tinles. an- dozen gentlemen have then to open an office-20 used to ask him how:he could drink so much brandy. I Grand Surrey, 100 41. - Shrewsbury- 125 .72. 290- lay) offices, it need be, to choose a name, and send round had about 10/. of him in two days. He bought me two . Kennt & Avnl 39 6s. Od. 6% , Severn andl . 2 , _ in d- some more circulars, saying everythino or nothing, ROBBERY OF THE BANK OF new dresses, a visite, a cloak, and a hat-one of these Grand Union, 100 1/.os, - Stoarbridge.. 145 12 Lancaster -1100 - - ( Wye Rail. 26 - Be- and they may proceed to real business 2 that is, to di- AUSTRALASIA. "flop" ones. (Laughter.) Leeds &Livrp' 100 251. 483% }Warwick & / 100 22. 25 Dale vide among themselves the contents of the till. There •••• Mr. Goodman (chief clerk) -Have you given us your Leicester.... 100 5/. 49% Blrm . ing. , Leicstr &Nth' 83 -•-- Warwick & 1 21. 8 the is, of course, an etiquette in these things, for it is John Pratt, a young man 17 years of age, who had Witness-Yea.right name. Loughbarogh 142 701, 550 Napton- 3 100 for not thecustom to divide equally. The •ht been remanded but weight con-,admitted to bailcharge of upon a My Officer-She gave me the name of Davidson. Monmouthsh 100 - Mntgmerysh 100 - - Wercstr &I - Birming. 78 21. 20 tur- tributed by each name, and other circumstances, are having stolen a sum of 98/. 103., belonging to the Char. name is Davis. Mr. Lewis-Did not the prisoner complain of being bleltnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -10 i. Od. -_ the to be taken into account. Then, of course, an tered Bank of Australasia, in which establishment he robbed at this brothel? ices. official may make a fair use of his opportunities. had been employed as junior clerk, was further exa- Witness-No, we all thought he was a . gentleman who INSURANCE COMPANIES. mined before Mr. Alderman Carter, at the Mansion sin There is honour among thieves, we are told, but had money left him, which he was squandering away. I Dividend Amount ;eks, there is also difference of merit, and you will never house. did not rob him of the 2/. It must have been the girl he Name of Company. per of i Paid. Prici Mr. Mullens, solicitor to the Committee of Bankers Annum. Share. dof find real equality either, a ditch or a cellar, a for the Prevention of Forgeries and Frauds, again at- slept with before he became attached to me. (Laughter.) - --- --- -- uild- gaol or a bank parlour. He stood a shillingsworth of brandy, and said he should X s. d. £ s. d. tended for the prosecution ; and Mr. Lewis, jun., ap- . rizon The Royal British Bank, stripped of its "leather geared on behalf of the prisoner. like to stay with me, and lof course had no objection. Albion by, and prunella," ita or g anisation, its eight offices, The evidence taken at the former examination, which The girl that robbed him did not belong to our regular Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14f. 6d.bs 100 -0 0 11 0 0 18 Ditto Marine ... . 6 p.-e: & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 plan- its charter, and other "properties," was a very was to the effect that the prisOner absconded with the establishment. She was only a casual visitor, but lam Anchor --• • • • ..:: .. 6 Per cent. 5 0 1o o - Mons simple affair. As fast as the five hundred simple- money, and was apprehended by Russell, a detective are gular lodger there. Atlas re a tons bought the shares, or "deposited " their officer, at a argus Life ... Mr. MUllenB-That is the case for the prosecution. brothel, when only 11s. were found in hisßritish Commercial .. 71. 10s 50 0 0 50 0 6 Mr. Lewis-I cannot resist this case going for ta or money on the counter, the gentlemen in the par- Possession, having been read, trial, Clericl.Aled.& Gen. Life spr ct. Sibs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - whatever may ultimately become of it. County .. • ... ••.•.• • • 4/. 100 0010 0 0 - r and lour "took " it, or "borrowed "- it, or whatever William Withers, who had been twice summoned to The depositions were then read over and signed by theso 0 0 50 0 7 es on else it is to be called. Humphry Brown, Itsq , appear and give evidence, and who neglected to attend at •, - - ~„• ,_ ,_,_ ~ (yin , . Ar : the last examination, was sworn and said-I am the . , . i for trial, but witnesses and the prisoner was committed - G• _ ,,a. cro wn ••.S0••• • • . 0 • • 175 5 . 5 0 . d 50 0 0 50 0 - -•- • . •••• • -,-. r, L.,1-15--,. ra ,„_„,a liberated upon bail. ii. 20 0 0 a u 18 Equity g and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 5 European Life General...• ... ..... _, _6 . / . ...._ . s ,at l . 0 I . t, 1045 ---- , EXTS'SIAN CORONATIOIT FETES. r down on the columns ascending from below ; but, Cain, auct each a museum in user'. sea Luta Aiguu AucuA.vu ~..,A,, ...., -....__., _ dig_ , 33 , it nem ,, --1,1 o euo. .....,,,,. instead of,doing so, the general permitted nine or hand of the hall, on. entering, there is a buffet jnst then the Bank had the good fortune to , • --- to crowa which seems crushed beneath the masses of ,nold . cover a coal mine in their new property, which, - ' : - en battalions and a battery of artillery sone! was aporehe 5 . nded did s/on not go to a pubtic-house i We ha We have already described the coronation aide the hei hb f h •1 dtl I t l all his vessels upon it, each a study, but enriched, above , however, they could not make available without gts e ore ne assal e tem Wi a Mr. Lewis-0. a the Sunday morning when the prls I . Prom the Official List, , s t e aidine consecration of the Czar from the graphic deecrip force, and then they were too strong to he dis- all, by the grand cup from Benvenuto's own hand, an outpit, and " slips," and a vent •so they set to t ree ouhlic-houses before he was taken into onetody to rUßLlensio avretv TUESDAY AND FRIDAY SIVENINe si es e'er, a ----- -- - - PANIES' STOCK , tion supplied by the correspondent of the Times. flt so : ne brandy. At last I got some, but I was obliged ot brist LONDON, FRID A-V, 5E1__ .................. „,, . 'od d. Ho r this may be, it is certain that for which R uss i a paid the sum of 10,0001. sterling. work, and through these outpits, au ' d " slips," and , ge . weve a i n , d fetcli a flesh man ? Witne,s-l'fo, I went to two or We now borrow from the same some account of the he Russians regard Prince Mensebikoff as the most On the left there is an estrade for the orchestra vents their money flowed apace,. and we do not e ' f io te'l i the landlord that itewas for a case of cholera, esseseemeeee---- of la 4e, I GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPA.NII IB . preparations, from the magnitude of which an , bean e. al tccomplished general they possess, so far as re- and for the singers, among . whom are Lablache, wonder that, as Mr. Esdaile told the sad tale, he Dividend , Amount idea may be formed of the imposing nature of the remely well Dumeric, Bosio, Calzolarn and Tagliafico. it became suddenly conscious of a peculiar appearance (Sensation.) gards the theory of war. He is ext Name of Co7lPan3'. per 1 of ceremony :- read in many branches of learning, and is s . aid to • ' otherwise I should not have been able to procure it. is covered with cramoisied purple velvet, with of inward suffering-of Pain of mind- Iu 1853 a Mr. Lewis-Then you did not mind telling a lie ? Annum. Share. 'LIB IC.REMLIN.-Early as it is (6 a.m.) our party, : :se as - various and versatile as our own Achitophel gold frinoes an d bo r ders. Th e Imperial throne Mr. F. Clarke took the works, and speedily threw Withess-No, but I never tell wilful lies. -----_ ' 1 all that but a wilful Alderman Carter-What do you c , ,xs.a..X s. d. , -- all in uniform though they be, have a hard strug- -chemist, doctor, naturalist, geologist, lawyer, is placed ° at the end of the room opposite the them up for want of money ; with 10,000/. he - i -I knew I could not get the branay British •• •• •• •• r• •• •• - 20 - 0 0 20 0 0 *---: Barloy ~ gle to reach one of the gates. diplomatist, soldier, sailor, &c. His manner is im- buffet on the right hand side. Three steps, cos would make his fortune. So the works returned lie ? Witness a unless I maid it was for a case of eholera. (Sensation.) Ditto Provincial •• .. V. ' he '2O 0 0 20 0 0 la i Ate Ascendins the broad staircase, which in two oerious and harsh, albeit he is given to theory and vered with gold embroidered purple velvet, lead to the Bank, like Hunchback, or a had shillin e . Brighton ••.••• •• " " '•00 0 0 150 0u ' --- 'Gri] Mr. Lewis-This man deserves upon his own confes- City of London •• •• .. 4/. N. ;1 ram. i r____rice. Wh e a t e ' flights reaches from the court to the unPer storey of reverie rather than action, and benever " receives" to the platform on which the throne is placed. By this time, 1853, including the original debt, and sion to he indieted. Continental (4th Cap.). - ', 60 0020 0 0 - malt._ ail 35 the palace and to the esPlanade outside the Hall ef at his house or studies the arts of popularity. Above there is a canopy, with an •;,/nperiate of the purchase of the second and third mortgages, all 12% . Che St. Andrew, we find at the first landing , a wide Todtleben is also in the hall, but I cannot See him, cloth of gold covered with imperial eagles, with a with the equity of redemption, the cost was about Department of the Bank of England said-On the 4th Imperial .. •• • • .... - 10'. a bonus. , 50 0 0 all 20 door, which open; into the ante-chamber - in its‘P lost as he is in the crowd of generals and states- crown in the centre on a cushion of velvet and 8),0001. Nothing daunted, the Bank went On, Mr. R. F. R. Glen, one of the cashiers in the Issue inst. the 2( /. note produced was brought to the Bente rel'ilitt a5ieerr;:1............... 81 2 1 / ,r ill t. ~, Independent ... -•• •• 61. 40 0 0 ff --. - a 0 0 0 90 a hall-to the Hall of St. George. This staireaee is men . There too is the second Gortschakeff, who cloth of gold, with fringes and acorns of gold, shot and by this time the works have cost it 106,000/., 6 1 1 ( ) ) l ; ° 0 2 - 5 ,',.. fail 1 - / covered with'scarlet cloth, from which it derivee is as celebrated as his great relative, and the bluff, with yellow, black, and white. The edge of the exclusive of interest on . the various advances. ban( Withers (the last witness), No. 1, Bath-buildings, 1,,t;,ifai.1.. Pr . e . fnc . ! p 41. per cent. ,60 0 0 52 0 0 42 2 , p, 'r q and changed ny me for gold. It has tne name of " Wil- D0nd0n.............. its name (Krasnci Kriltzo), and it is lined en both soldierly, and intelligent•looking Aide-de-Camp fop of the canopy is carved and gilt, and in the But we appeal to the British aristocracy. Is there City.eoa.d," on it. Ratcliff ••••..• •• •• • 5/. 100 00160 0 16 „ p i a , , t Mr. 11. NI. Young, clerk in the Bank of Australasia, United General .• •• .. 2/. • lOs 50 0 0 all 21 Beans a, 61. er cent. ! 25 0 0 sides and at both iandines by the cheval.'er garde, General Luders, whose arrival with fabulous rein- centre is a shield with the imperial cipher, with no youthful millionaire who wishes to add to his Prices iu gilt cesques, with silver eagles as crest, gilt cui- forcernentS was our constant bugbear in the Crimea. the ichperial crown above, encompassed by the country's-wealth and his own at the same time ?Is Ditto, Sew .... •• • • - 50 0010 0 C red, 60s p isoner. rass, white coats, and dark blue trousers with red Towering by a hea d at leas t over all this asgem- collar of the order of Saint Andrew. At each there no noble student of economic geology who identified the initials "J. P." on the note to be in the bantiwriting ‘ .f the - r r I was the prisoner's habit - WATER-WORKS. Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 •• _ 6 1 4 ,i Mazagar stripes. The hall into which we enter is a megni- ;nage, and. conspicuous for his fine bearing and face, side are smaller shields, with the collar of Saint has nothing else to do with his time and money ? Cr , s -?,xarnioed - I be ?eve I - . Dividend Amount white, 4 ficent apartment, white aud aold, sustained b'y fl, n otwithstanding those horrid spectacles, Major or Andrew around them, richly emblazoned, aid al llt is true these iron-works are now, Mr. Coleman Name of Company. , per of Paid. Price hands. colonnade of ten pillars andAwo rangee of " pil- Colonel Stalipine is readily conspicuous, and, al three are draped with Imperial standards. At the informs us, " a complete property," but let us to put his initials upon all notes that passed through his Annum. Share. i Officiall Ions" sustaining the architraves, richly ornamented. ; hough not many Englishmen Or Frenchmen may ends of the top of the canopy there are aigrettes of hope there is still room for investment and enter- Mullens-I•live at No. 1, Bath-buildings, City-road. I • Xs.d.X• s. d. in the Tne pillars are made of zinc, and are in deini-rts- have heard Of him, he is known throughout Russia ostrich plumes, dyed yellow, white, and black. prise. As the property has swallowed up money Harriet Davis was then called, and examined by Mr. ', ' Si.per cat. Stock. too - the S lief. At the end of the hall is a fine statue of St. for his bravery and devotion on the day of the Beneath, at the back of the throne, is displayed the for the last six years at an average rate of about have been summoned to-day to produce a 50/. note and East London .... 41. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 10 . % George, the patron saint of Moscow, killing the Tehernaya. He served on the staff of Gen. Read, imperial mantle of ermine, with the arms of the 16,0001. a year, there is, doubtless, still scope for by the prisoner. I cannot produce them. I never saw K ea c i n ri t n . e . t's: ................ ••. • ! - too 0 0 - ea a 201. note, which are alleged to have been given to me Grand Junction .... •• 4i. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 78 _______ dragon, and the cross and star of the order, richly and when that officer fell - he was seen under a tres empire in a golden border in the centre, and the expenditure. On the very best mining authority t h em , NeW River Company.. , 21.103. - - - gilt, are emblazoned all over the walls. The floor l tneudous fire coolly walking through the field look- imperial cipher profusely emblazoned on it. The Mr. Coleman informs us that it Ca.l3. now be made C r oss-examined by Mr. Lewis-I never even saw the Southwark &Va uxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - - - lowa and know nothing of them. is of the finest parquetry of many wrods, and is ing for his body ; not succeeding in that object, he edges of the steps of the platform are ornamented to yield a profit of 16,000/. a-year. If we set the 201. note which the prisoner is sai( i . a l to have changed. ___ BRIDGES. Colehesi • highlY Polished. On the wall opposite the win - came, ho Never, upon the place where General with large salvers and goblets of gold, wa pedestals authority of this nameless gentleman against th When Russells the officer, came, t e Prisoner was in Harwicl Dividend Am o o f unt West Middlesex ...... 51. per cent. 61 0 0 dows are noticesemblazoned in Slavonic, rerai edir g Ma Y ern was lying" badly wounded, and taking him of malachite and gold ; the three ancient thrones experience of the Royal British Bank, the property my room. I swear that I hare never had any converse per Paid. Price. Leigh .. the readers of the glories of Russian history ; sofas upon his gigantic shoulders, he bore him out of the Annum. Share. htialdort. did not of the Czars are placed beneath the canopy, and on is worth, in Algebraic phr ase, x x 1-6,00C4 -x x tion w ith W t h h e e n ke ß e u p Q e s r e o ll f w th a e s b ou ro ts th id e e l a m b y ou r t oo 7 m ol. l worth of Name of Company. - __- are placed at this side, but there is no other fur - fight and escaped, in spite of all the efforts of the the left there is a table for the crown, sceptre, and 16,000/. -e-e 0., and we should think it an act of --------- -- -- x s. a. z s. a. niture in it ; above the three arched doorways French to shoot him down as he strode off with globe, covered with crimson velvet embroidered great courage to take the works at only 2i years' sneoete7so.l. of notes in the prisoner's possession. I per suaded him ail I could to give up the notes to the officer Hungerford.... •• •• •• ow. ..... .... 7 % which lead one to the Hall of St. Vladimir is a his burden. Amid these warriors and statesmen with gold, and a cloth of gold beneath it. There is purchase. it he bad them. Southwark .....• •• •• - 100 0 0 - - To-d choir for an orchestra . a t th e f ur th e r extremity is ladies in full court dress are pressing towards the a table at the steps to the platform, which is to be With half the directors, the solicitor, and one of Mr. Lewi'-Did you not tell the officer that you SAW farmer Waterloo .•• • • • unsold the Hall of St. Alexan ' der N ews ki ; this is built of inner apartments of the palace, radiant with dia- horrle up to the throne when the banquet cone- the auditors deeply indebt: with vast works goin s e ; sae pr.soner burn the notes ! Witness-No, not the Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. I4s. Bd. 60 0 0 - - elitism, rose-coloured. marble, covered with gilding and monds, for the display of which the Muscovite riaeuces by three of the High Chamberlains of the on in Wales ; with the directors shutup in the par- notes. I said that I save him place some papers under Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26% Ditto New of 7% p.c. IL pe_r cent. 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -__ -__ 70 10 3 - 20% per qr. Vauxhall ..... . • • • ... 965. erublazonments of the ensigns , of the order, and, head dress now in vogue is peculiarly adapted. This Empire. On the left of the pillar are placed two lour, and the real accounts in his own desk, Mr. the kettle which was on the fire at the time. Oats st like the Hall of St. George, it is filled with a mul- consists of a high circlet or coronet of satin velvet tables extending the whole length of the room, for Cameron was in command of theposition and could Mr. Lewis-Upon your oath did you not tell me in DOCKS. titude of officers, ministers, and. members of the or cloth, which encompasses the top of the head, the guests. These are weighed down likewise with do what he liked, not only with his own, but with 'ray office that the prisoner had burnt them ? Witness - Dividend Am ( e , ort \ rad. Price. First .. Imperial court and of all the courts ofEurope. The and is studded with • t F 1 . Name of Compa per Second i n gold aud silver plates, goblets, plateaux, epergnes, everybody else's. So infect he did. His own trifling -No, I said " papers," not " notes." I saw him place Annum. Share. precious s ones. erstans, -- -____ --__ ..--___ - Third. Russian generals wear scarlet trousers with a gold high black sheepskin caps, and rich loose dresses and salvers. The chairs, of white and gold, with debt of 30,0001. was on the strength of securities some papers, which were in an envelope, under the X s. d. i X s. d. stripe, green frock coats with gold lace cuffs, up- of - the finest silk, and gossamer shawls-flat-faced crimson velvet seats, are placed at the left sides of said to be worth as much, but, as it now appears, kettle, but what they were Ido not know. The prisoner right collars, and shoulder straps, and gold cord Tartar deputies, wild delegates from the further the tables, only, so that all the guests will have their only worth exactly one-tenth, and already mort- East and West India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. wrote to me from Newgate to go to you-he wished me t C o mmercial .......... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -__ ' aiguillettes and tassels ; their rank is denoted by shores of the Caspian, Georgians, Circassians, Ahas. faces turned towards their Majesties. Such are the gaged over and over again. Indeed with this gen- Mr. Lewis--e Did I talk to you about anything except Fast Csmitr .• - - - L'ondon Y Stock. - IC3 ..... stars on the shoulder strap ; their head-dress is a ses Tcherkesses, Mingrelians, Uralians Mongols, glories of the banquet-room of the Czar. tleman's power of coining money out of nothing, the 70/. worth of notes ? Witness-No. Ditto Bonds- .• - _ - Bates' ___ casque of silver, or a black patent leather Ilm ' • D h le et Gourians, ag estanees, Koords,Lapps,kalmucks, . he ought to have done something for the Bank. On Mr. Lewis-Did I not tell you that you had got them ? to see you. st. Katharine .• • • - with gold or silver mounting, and a spike on the Cossacks -mingling withßussians,French,English, the contrary, the Bank, like the property in Wales, Witness-Yes, but I denied it. top, from which there depends a, lath) I e . of Spaniards, Romans, Greeks, Anstrians, Prussians, THE ROY AL BRITISH BANK. the more money there was spent upon it, the less Mr. Lewis-Will you swear that you did not tell me _ Wyla! black, yellow, and white feathers. fl e m P e u ta ni tsine.- Sexons, Danes-here was an epitome of the Asiatic was the real value and the higher the nominal. that the prisoner burnt the notes in your presence ? JOINT,SrOCK BANKS. Tanfi• ..- - Nortl When the Bank was absolutely insolvent the Witness-I do. vTe i t t e h r a i m a Pt , ci . n ..l: 7. .... 7. 3 5 7 i . (I p s er c r e n e t . . 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 0 0 o 0 0 -- B ra Y n as fi s ( Dividend Amount jor wear silver instead of gold lace ; all officers on and European races, all in their finest bravery, Publicity is the first principle of our political Paid. Price. liowt of duty have a silver lace sash round their waists, and minglina together in the narrow compass of two directors were paying six per cent. dividends, Mr. Lewis-Did you tell the poor woman (the pri- Name of Company. per Ne institutions. On it we depehd for liberty, order, those who have distinguished themselves may be grand Calls. From the Hall of St. Andrew the ---- - Wan -- known by their sword knots f h o onour, which at doors on one side lead to the fine promenade which honour, and all that makes life tolerable. Fo every affair of the least general im t por ance we and inviting new directors and new applications Boner's mother) that he burnt the notes in your pre " notes." Two other girls were in the room at the time r for shares on the strength of their unexampled sence t Witness-No, I said " papers." I never said -- Australasia... ... • ...• ,201. per cent. 40 0 0 X a. d. Z s. d. all 105 Sout: d exuberant prosperity. *" You have been in once show in what service they have been en- is formed on the top of the first storey of the façade * know that even here what has been whispered in an he put the papers under the kettle. British North American I 51. per cent. 50 0 0 If - gaged by their colour and material. Those gene.- of the Imperial palace. As we stepped. out on this the ear will be proclaimed from the houseto existence seven years," . sayts an exasperated Mr. Lewis-Now be cu • s• do ou an to sa , a tiou , y me 20 0 0 - Gosf y Commercial of London. 'lO/.per cent. , 100 0 0 . 1 Annum. share. " Colonial .... -• • ...... 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 22 Key rals who belong to the army of the Cericasus weer esplanade a sight such as can neither be described There are people who argue against, and enlarge on P s ' shareholder who poetical in his wrath, compared that the notes were burnt at all to your knowledge ? t0nian. ,.......... „ _ 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Witness-4 could not say. Hari a prodigious Tartar or Cossack bonnet of long fine nor forgotten met the eye. It was yet early- 20 0 0 all 0 - the evils atte • uding the exposure of crime. No doubt !e concern to ' the black waters of Erebus, L ond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - Soui white sheep's wool, with a scarlet conical crown about half-past 6 o'clock ; the sun shining from and during the entire of that period you have there are such evils. No doubt hf 1 • d yout u passion au ,14/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 been expending a sum of 1,500/. a-week, or 200/. Londn and Westminstr piece, striped with gold thread. From the Salle the left lighted up the ailt domes and vanes of the f o l• • • e ish curiosity may now and then find their own tact as they were ? Witness-Not to my knowledge ' London Joint• Stock . - -12/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 n Het d'Alexandre we pass on to the Hall of St. Andrew, Kremlin and those of the churches on the right of nourishment in criminal re d h d . 1 ports an ot er etat s. a-day. Why, our connexion with such a concern Mr. Le, wis-Are they not in possession of a man in-` London and County .. 10/. per cent. 50 0020 0 9 Mr. Lewis-Was it not proposed by you to put these Provincial of Ireland- \ 81. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - Ede at the end of which is the Imperial throne in sur- the picture with a rich oranae flame, that seemed We presume the temptation changes with years, was more dangerous than would have been deal- N tional of Ireland-- i 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 ple and gold, with seven steps ascendina I • • a to it. to die away or gather fresh ' vividness as the va- for really, if we ever read anything that struck us i ve . th t h le - es for the latter would ng 1 oma aw ing savag ~, . When the o cer appre en e the prisoner a That is false ffi h d d • Nat. Provincial of Eng. I 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - very 70/. worth of notes under the bed-post ? Witness- Ditto, New......... , 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all -..... Above is emblazoned " L'OBil de, ;Di " ' have been our avowed enemies. This was not the three girls, Matilda, Ellen, and Betsey, were in the room, Ditto, New .. •• .... 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - 3, _ CU, ,surs pours of the morning rolled up more densely •from as calculated. to charm the manly fancy and to cor ro waded. by a golden glory. The walls are covered the river, or thinned away before the feeble breeze. only burst of feeling, as the shareholders fixed first as well as myself. Ido not know their other names. ortentus Bank Corpora. ;81. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 ,___ with bl rapt the mature mind it is the revelations at tbe flew about, and P • to North Woolwich, the South Australia • • ...,. 1141 p.et.& bs. 25 0 0 •• - 1 2 3 ' 4 Bell ue, the colour of the St. Andrew riba,nd, The view is bounded by the Kremlin on the left, • ' • meeting of the shareholders of the Royal British on one, then another, supposed author of their When we went for a drive Union or Australia.• - '3Ol. per cent. 25 0 0 210 0 - wrongs. The sticks and stones with the armorial bearings of all the kinodonas and. on h •ht b th b I.d • t e rig y eui ings of the palace, at Bank. It is impossible for a man-we say empha- risoner asked me to accompany him to Paris. 7 p c :e n n t i . 50 - 0 0 10 0 0 27 f principalities, duchies, and provinces of h ' • ' t e Russian the end of the facade. Below the spectator there tically a respectable man, a man with fairish ante- Alderman Kennedy, among others, was the object tII i MHe Y d m If e r. u . ns an yse . • Mr Lewis --Do ou mean to swear that you did not that the prisoner burnt the TrllTil 'off Aiciangdi .. ....... _ 40 0 0 all - ste empire, and between the windows are re resen'od is the carriage way, outside the palace, alreadY cedents, or at least without bad ones-a man with of many a savage, many a piteous appeal. But notes ? ' Witness-The prisoner asked me to be true, CANALS. -] in gilt relief the chain and cross of the Ap P ostle. ' At thronged with spectators of the lower classes and when that vir pietate gravis rose, amid profound -: - . Ditto .. L . . w ..... :: 3 2 0 0 1..pe e r r N( any tail to his name-for example, an Alderman or and I was true. ~ , A Dividend Gr the up . per end of the hall on the left hand side, masses of soldiery. This way is on the verge of an M.P.-to rise from the peru.sal of that report silence, it was only to explain that . he had been 7 .' Dividend „,,,,, Names of o 4 \ Alneurar . re ,. 78 , / Mr. Lewis-Did you not tell Mr. Mullens that you Names of ' ---e Companies. t• 1 , there is a great crowd of persons at one side of a the plateau on which the Kremlin stands, ;Darer the just as great a dupe as his colleagues, and knew tried to get them from out of the fire with a poker ? Wit- Companies. ! p n er , W without beans - conscious of new owers for the acs cn small table. They are feasting their eyes on the course of the Moskwa. Nearer to the river there nsition of jealth. The Royal !Dad, or rather the n?thing about the concern of which he was a paid ness-I said " papers." I took the poker and tried to get ch ,An um * ,--- --,--- - - --- -- Jae crown, the sceptre, and the globe, which will be is another broad path, close to the outer wall which oya ritis roa ,to wealth in these days is sim- W 113 •• h d ( c l i irector. d These are candid confessions, but, as a thern out of the fire. The prisoner when he put the papers X I X ! used presently in the great ceremony of the day. sun - Minds the ancient fortress and overlooks the , •-: • - Neath -•• •• 100 161. - ply for any dozen aentlemen dinin ta tl t - g ek e s, ier oar rw.... ; 160 eath be repentance is all that the direction is un d e r th e k e ttl e s aid to me, " Don't frighten yourself, , B As a h ni tn si &Oldh 93 71 p a 145 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51 capable of, people must be content with it. The Harriet dear, I'm all right now it you will be true ;' ng The only praise that can be given to diamonds be- stream, and already the artillerymen are standing range their parts, 6 to send out a circular to invite Brknk6DA.brg 150 41. Oxford.... •• 100' - s longs to those in the crown-they are very big and by the guns mounted on one of the old gothic fora the public generally-that is, c . ountry clergymen, company, of course, is dissolved ; a call of 50/. a and I said I would be true. (Laughter.) Mr. and Mrs. Birminghana 40 41._ 91% P R e e ak e F v o s rest. 7 3 :1 Sii; ) -• 15% tic very bright. The crown is a cluster of Koh-i-noors, which break the lines of the crenelated. wall. The half-pay officers, surgeons, Islington shopkeepers share has been made ; and in a few weeks the Withers, and the other girls and myself used to go out c0vben.try.......!,: s_, 8 4 : R I : g e , h r. 1 . L a; e y . .. d . 0 . 5 . . t $ 1 1 5' 1 2 . 11. 10s. 76 lo' , Royal British Bank will have resigned itself into riding tOgether. The prisoner "stood" about 3/. or 4/. De . r 3 -.• ElismreaaChs Du 2.x, p. ct. - Somrset Coal 1 40 , - - Li and there is a wreath oflarge diamonds in the form people are here also-their faces turned up to the spinsters, widows, and little people with still less worth of brandy whilst he was at the brothel. He used of oak-leaves around it which is dazzli i• ae the white alls of the alace. At the other side of the ' to d.o-to subscribe what money they can. The the arms of Chancery, with what result to share ssun. himself. Many of these brilliants ar i-l ethe siee rive w h . h • b P 200 d 1 • rwlc is a out yar s across, t lere is an- dozen gentlemen have then to open an office-20 holders and depositors time only can show:-Tintes. to drink lots . of neat spirits out of a tumbler, and I used to ask him howle could drink so much brandy. I Grand aurrey, 100 41. - rews ury.. 125 90 eif pistol balls of the good old duelling d• ' lk I d 'th houses-a ve • t b' iameter. other wa me wi ri ato quay, offices, it need be, to choose a name, and send round -- had about 10/. of him in two days. He bought nee two. 2. _Jnion 100 1/.os, - Stoarbridge.. 145 121. 2 G I ; a o n . , d B J o u r n . c c t t n: i 1 ' 13 1 2 0 0 3 6 61 1 L :p p r r i5 . .. s c e i l 11% 'Ltd d & 1 7 re 140 2 - 81. 4 - 22 a r e an n d t 81 Avn, 39 6s. Od. 6%,)Severn andl ' to A •-s to the sceptre, there is a tip to it ' formed of aon which men and women and child.ren. are stand- some na - ore circulars, saying everythina or nothing, ROBBERY OF THE BANK OF new dresses, a visite, a cloak, and a hat-one of these fa.'xions diamond, which one is almost afraid to talk ing in groups, looking towards the Kremlin. Be- and they ma roceed to real business 2 that is, tO di- AUSTRALASIA. "flop" ones. (Laughter.) Lei . cester .... , 100 51. 49% Birm . ing. sno abi mt. I really would not venture to state hew hind this line of houses opens out the city like some vide among t Y h P emselvesthecontents of the till. There . La c n n o e s as k t L e r iy; p h ;go o a . 4 - 83 3 / 4 ( }w W a y rw e i n ek ail. .1 26 2 2 :: - 2 - 5 31 . 41. ri g Mh tr . o Ga mo o o d. man (chief clerk) -Have you given us your Letcstr &Nth -83 - Warwick & - 1 . 21. 6 lona ps it seems to be, and shall content myself by great sea ; the houses are almost hidd.en by the is of course an etiquette in th thhegs, for it is John Pratt, a. young man 17 years of age, who had Loughl,orogh 142 701, 550 Napton- j 100 Witness-Yes. My name is Davis. Monmouthsh 100 - - Worcstr &t 78 21. 20 ai sa,yi mg that this is the precious stone for which thick haze of Russian autumn, but above it for nnt the ust ' om h to divide d eq o u t a;y B-€ . ' . Th i e weight con- been remanded, but admitted to bail upon a charge of Officer-She gave me the name of Davidson. aintgmerysh' 100 .- - Birming. 3 iv Cati aerine 11. gave nearly 80,000/. and a large pen- many miles, in every possible shape, cupola, tur- t t o rib b u e te t d c a b k y ea . c t name, an ner circumstances, are having stolen a sum of 98/. 103 , belonging to the Chan Mr. Lewis-Did not the prisoner complain of being bleßnMwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -10 i. Od. - -. p sion for life to a runaway slave. Vide every ' story- ret, dome, spire, cross, minaret, rise to greet the li en in o acconnt. Then, of course, an tered Bank of Australasia, .in • which establishment he robbed at this brothel? INSURANCE COMPANIES. book:. Turning away from these important ingre- sun, and reflect his rays from their gilded surfaces. official May mak* a fair use of his opportunities. ha : cl been employed as junior clerk, was further e . xa.- a (lien sts iu the ceremonial of to-day, let us loafs at It is impossible to imagine this scene. It is in There is honour among thieves, we are told, but Mined before Mr. Alde . rman Carter, at the Mansion- Witness-No, we all thought he was a . gentlesnan who had money left him which he was squandering away. I Dividend Amount wh: At is curious or worthy of notice in the hall vain, indeed, that the eye which gazes on it seeks, there is aLso difference of merit and. you will never house. did not rob him of tile 2/. It must have been the girl he Name of Company. per of i Pald. Price. Mr. Mullens, solicitor to the Committee of Bankers Annum. Share. its'slf. The diamonds will remain for ever, and will as it were, to seize the details of the world of find real equality eitherin a ' ditch or a cellar, a slept with before he became attached to me. (Leughter.) for the Prevention of Forgeries and Frauds aeain at be, justly regarded with the same feeling of tradi- clocktowers, palaces!, churches, and public build- gaol or a bank parlour. ''' He stood a stsillingsworth of brandy, and said he should X .0. d. Xs. d. ded for the prosecution • and Mr. Lewis, jun., ap- . Albion ....•• •• -.•- 3/. 10s. SOO 0 0 50 0 0 86 tionary stupid admiration as they are nOW till some ings, which seem to extend as far as the horizon The Royal British Bank, stripped of its "leather t p en ared on behalf of the prisoner. like to stay with me, and lof course had no objection. Alliame Brin and For. 71.14 e 6d.bs 100 -0 0 11 0 0 18 e The girl that robbed him did not belong to our regular chemist fashions them, like Prince Rupert's drops, itself, springing up amid, and separated by, and prunella," its organisation, its eight offices, - e The evidence taken at the former examination, which Ditto Marine ....... 61. p• - c..& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 establishment. She was only a Cainal. visitor, but lam Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - - by the dozen. There are objects here svhich will 1 boulevards, meadows, gardens, and. small plan- its charter, and other " properties," was a very vvas to the effect that the prisOner absconded with the 0 2 5 5 1 0 : 2 7 3 % 'not last so long. In two long lines, from door to tations. All the architecturesz as all the nations simple affair. As fast as the five hundred simple. money, and was apprehended by Russell, a detective a regular lodger there.. door of the Hall of St. Andrew and of the Hall of of the globe, are represented here. Here a tons bought the shares, or " deposited " tLeir officer, at a brothel, when only 11s. were found in his lttr. Mullens-That is the case for the prosecution. Mr. Lewis-I cannot resist this case going for trial A t t r i g a u s s Life ... ........ 4L i p e e s ; ol t. l ig o 0 British Commercial . IL 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 6% pOsSeasion, having been read, St. George, are drawn up the Grenadiers of the pa- strange•looking dome reminds you of Calcutta or money on the counter, the gentlemen in the par- whatever may ultimately become of it. ,C c l o e u r n i e t 1 3 . , a . 1 . e . d . . &. .G . . e . n . ..L . i . f . .e 5p r c 4 t . 1 .& bs . r o g g g l i g g g --__ -, William Withers, who had been twice summoned to lace, the veterans of the great war. To me those some Indian city ; beside it is the mural tower and lour " took " it, or " borrowed "- it, or whatever 50 0 0 50 0 71( fine old soldiers were more interesting and i Gothic battlement of tuii Crusade ; the sentries on else it is to be called. Humphry Brown, Iraq , appear and give evidence, and who neglected to attend at . witnesses, and the prisoner was committed for trial, but The depositions were then read over and signed by the • - G• Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 5% ' C E r a o g i l v e n . ... ...... .. . . . . 175 5 . s O . d 50 0 0 50 0 - attractive than all the display of I:ches and the fire-towers seem gigantic in the haze, and just M.P., one of the directors, took 70,000/. ; Mr.. the last examination, was sworn and said-I am the liberated upon bail. European Life l/. ' 20 .0 0 a u ts% keeper of a brothel at No. 1, Bath-buildings, City-road. General....... ..... the blaze of gold and silver around and las you begin to fancy they are warders on the don- John Gwynne, another director, took 14,000/. ; -- ,- - - - --- i C i on the morning of the 4th inst. the prisoner was at my Globe --••- .. 5/. per cent. Stock. 104 1 , 4 , ~ above us. Their dress recalled the days of jon keep you make out that the tower is not Mr. Cameron, the secretary, took 30,000/. ; Mr. _REGISTRATIONS. Duardian ...... - .... U. per cent, MO 0 0 47 5 0 55% i Use. He came there late on the Wednesday night or those Titanic struggles which shook all Europe. Norman, but very modern BYzantine, and that the Mullins, the solicitor, took 7,0001. ; one of the e:rly the following morning, and remained ttll the Sun- is -- Imperial Fire... •• .... 12/. per cent 500 0 0 50 0 0 -- The huge bearskin cap, with white tassels and gilt man wears the long coat and flap cap of active ser- auditors took 2,000/. ; John M'Gregor, Esq., M.P. day, when the officer apprehended him. I did not chancre CITY OF LONDON. Imperial Life cords, the ample broad-chested coatee and cross- vice. There you see Chinese willow-pattern edi- 'for Glasgow, the eminent financial writer and pro- a 51. note for him. He showed me a 201. note, and asked 25.& 2s.bs. 100 00210 0 ! 3% Mr. Thomas Y. M‘Christy, the barrister appointed to belt, and the white pantaloons with Many buttons flees besides gothic churches, next to a green dome jector of the bank, took 7,362/ , and. we are only me if I could getit changed. I then went with him in a cab. revise the lists of voter 3 for the city of London, corn- Law Lite..• •• - - Lnaciwengety..M..ar..in.e......... 11. 3s & 3/. 100 0 0 20 0 0 90 - 100 0 , 10 0 0 . 61 at the outer side from the knee to the foot, re- fantastically carved like a prodigious pine-apple. surprised that, with so magnificent a prestige, he to the Bank of Englasd, when he left me and went into unenced his annual sittings at the Court of Common L Le n g n a o l and General Life 11. - 10 s. .2 9 5 0 0 0 1 2 2 10 21' g a minded one of the time when Kutusoff and Blucher The fog half smoke half vapour, is tinged with did not take more ;he had not his fair share. A the Bank. When he came out I asked him whether he Pleas, Guildhall. . • on London Ship-. - and Murat and Wellington were the heroes of fast- many cOlours as it rolls amid. this forest of glitter- number of smaller people had 60 000/. amone had changed it, and he replied that he had got gold for The general apathy which prevails in respect to all poll- Marine-. • • recurring battles. These men are nicked from vas ing spires and domes and the vast mosaic of varies them. Mr. Oliver - of - Liverpool, ' was favoured it. During the time he stayed at my house he was ticel matters has apparently extended to the registration aled.lnviid& Gen. Life 4%/. per et. 59 0 0 2 0 0 3% Minerva - ...• - rious regiments, with some regard perhaps to size, gated clouds, roofs, and housetops. As one gazed with 13,486/. The ' directors had also a regular almost c •ntinually in my company and that of women courts, notwithstanding the important circumstance that Monarch •••••• •• •• •• - 5 0 0 1 0 0 I/. but certainly with undoubted claims on the score of upon this scene he could not help being startled if allowance of 2,000/. a year among them for what and others belongieg to it. He treated us in a carriage the next general election will most probably be decided National Loan Fund 5l. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - to Epping Forest, and afterwards to Barnet fair. He upon the register now about to undergo revieion• Palladium Life ... service, for there is not one of them who does not he remembered that 44 years ago Napoleon looked the Persians call " tooth-money," for the wear 50 rve money to a girl named Davis, to buy a silk dress Mr. Sidney Smith and Mr. Ledger appeared on be- Pelican .. b. •••••• •• •• - - - bear five or six ribands and crosses or naedals on down on a similar scene from the walle of the old and tear of their teeth in masticating and swat- - - - leo% ' half of the Liberals, while the Conservative interest was Phcenix -' - - bonnet, and a pair of boots. Professional Life•• •• .. 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 - his breast. As you walk along that wall of soldiers Kremlin. Next Sunday, indeed, one week hence, lowing what they took. There certainly are air. Mullens-Did not your wife, who accompanied wholly unrepresented. Provident Life - - .... 11. 50. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 a 34% it is difficult to believe that they have lived under will be the anniversary of that fatal entry into Mos- anona 6 alies in the distribution that may some day be you to the forest, have any of the money ? Witness- The lists re.turned show that 1,871 names which were Rock Li . fe.... ••..• • •• 7s. 5300 10 0 8% three , Emperors, and have fought, against the great cow which France has scarce avenged at Sebastopol. explained. There were diredtors who took nothince No. upon the last register have been omitted (219 liverymen Roya i l „ Exchange ...... 101. 6 3er i gnt. Stock. - all 273 ,1 218 Napoleon. They are all in perfect preservation. It was on the anniversary of this day that England at all, or, at all events, returned what they took: Mr. Mullene-Did not she Came out in a new dress and 1,652 householders), while 1,879 new names have been SuLlittioreLlie..... .....: .... 1/ 145 . . - - The only thing to betray old age is a certain stiff- and France for the last day poured that desolating The chief clue to this inequality is perhaps, to be for Bareet fair 1 Witness-No ; but the prisoner paid added (181 liverymen and 1,698 householders). There United 'Kingdom .... 4/. p. ct. & bs. '2O 0 0 40 0 5 are 576 objections, 111 being to the qualifications of Universal Life .• • ..... 5/. per ceat. 100 0 0 10 4 1 0 2 0 8 10 14 ness about the knee, and those implacable and stream of fire and iron on the devoted city whicri found in the fact of there being liere, as every- all the expenses. Victoria Life •• ...... 51. per cent. - invincible and inevitable wrinkles which will come heralded the grand. assault, ancl on this very day where, a master mind. This was Mr. Cameron, Mr. Mullens-During the time he was in your house liverymen and 465 to those of householders. The new claims are only 66 in number, 2 as liverymen and 64 as upon us as records of so many luetree. The hair just two years ago the allied squadrons sailed from the secretary who divided the booty and theee did you see any other bank notes in his possession be- LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. sides the one for 20/. which he changed ? Witness- householders. ----- is jet black, the mouetache is lustrous and dark as Varna to their rendezvous at Baltsliik to prepare for must have been a dearee of confidence between h :' im . The lists of the various parishes and of the liveries of Dividend Amonnt the boot which was wont to affright the felince of the descent on the Crimea. As Moscow has risen and some of the dirZtors which there was not with No, I did mt. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Mr. Mullene--Will you swear that 1 Witness-Yes. the various companies having been handed in, Annum. Share. ' our boyhood, and the whiskers-for old Russia from its ashes so will Sebastopol arise from its the rest. He had come u from the country, and The revising barrister announced his intention of -..----- _.,._ Cross-examined by Mr. Lewis-I did not receive from -- were whiskers-are of the same fine p elish. The ! ruins. But hark ! There once again is the old did not know the London P way of business ; nor, as determining the claims of overseers to costs in those Zs.d.X s. d. surprise into which you may be thrown at stosii. familiar voice of the Russian ca,nuon !--.a flash of it turns out, had he any occasion to know it, for the prisoner a 20/. note for the purpose of getting it parishes where neither claims nor objections appeared Bank of Scotland .. - 71. per cent. 100 C 0 100 0' 0 20110 s changed by one of my tradesmen. I have seen the 2@l. evidences of juvenility on the part of men. who fire spurts from an abrasnre below, and the thick his own way of doing business was a 'vast deal bet- note produced in the prisoner's possession. It is ;the on Saturday next. British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 lop o 0 229/10 Caledonian Bank .. •• . 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 4f2sed The learned gentleman then proceeded to revise the City of Glasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12/ Os have seen the horrore of the Beresina and who white smoke rushes into the air. The bells of Ille ter. He kept the real accounts of the Bank in a, one he changed at the Bank of England. He took it behold Murat tura his back at Yaroslavitz, is ' church of the Assumption ring out merrily, and at little bool .4. 1 a I 1 k fr' n hi- 1 ocket s wh, a ittse ey to it, and prohibited ea s ) book, wines, contained a lot more bits of list 4of liverymen, tayng the companies ha alphabetical , G , lydescl4l9 Bank .... 5%/. p cent.. 2 , 0 0 0 10 0 0 13!11 s order, but the only point of interest arose in reference to , immereial Bank .. 71. per cent ..5 , ,0 0 0 MO 0 0 235/0s removed, however, when you see that this ve ne the signal the thousand bells of Moscow take np all communication between the directors and either paper* Eastern Bfialt.. •• .... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 12/ 8s the list of the Lorimers' Company, from which the name 5 0 0 5 0 0 41 :193 ran who touches his moustache blackens the fingers 1 the clorus. It is 7 o'clock. The echoes of the customers or clerks. So, at least, it is stated by Edinb. 8c Glasgow.... 3%1. p cent. of Sir Jarne,s Duke, M.P., and actual master of the Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - - ..a . ll3 R a a n n k ß o o f f S s c e o o t t l : of his glove; he has had his hair dyed, jint as his 1 cannon shake the old Kremlin 21 times in rapid the greener members of the direction, and Mr. Mr. Lewis-What did you suppose the lot more bits - - of paper consisted of, were they the same descriptien of company, had been struck eff. National Bank -•• .. 6% per cent. .100 0 0 10 0 0 189/ Os g g 01: 5 1g g g 1 10 45 2 /A O O boots have been pofished-for effect. Some of these ' succession. This is the signal for the various Edlaile says that, even wl.ien Mr. Brown was in Northof Scotland Bank st.per cent 20 0 0 210 05/ 4s Mr. Sewell, the clerk of the company explained his Mr. Lewis-Did he not take e note from off a roll re• -son for the change to be that the hot:. baronet was Is te nT veterans are historieel monuments-some have persons engar,red iu the ceremonial to repair to debt 70,000/ ,he (Esdaile) did not know of the debt paper as this note ? Witnes4-I:T h o t .. served under Suvaroff at Ismail and in Italy- the places indicated in the programme and ordre till called to . the chair in the course of the preeent aireauy on the list of the Spectaclemakers' Company, Western Bank•• -- .• 7/. per cent. 50 0 0 60 0 0 i2/lss e of notes ? Witness-No ; they appeared to use to be ,``` , liFe letters. • Alliance Fire and Lire.. 8% /.pr cert. 100 0 0 11 0 0 ;mos others have marched triutnpnantly into Peris- dtt jonr. There is a perceptible uneveinent among year. Mr. Owen, while dieector, little more than and that it wag contrary ty t . he custom of the city of - British Guarantee ... 41. er cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 I/ 14s 1 Ot - hers have crossed the Balkan with Diebitsch. Of the uniforms, and, turning to the left, we come two years ago, did not know there was ' a smole ' l‘ , lr. Lewis-Were they clean looking letters ? Wit- London for a person to be qualified to vote as a liveryman c ....• 5 8 1 i. p Pe e r r Z I A - . IN aledonian Fir P 0 0 0 10 0 0 251100 e Insur . 10‘.per cent. 10 all th • •seir numerous decora,tions these veterans seeia ortt upon the end of the perron rouge, or sha,reholder in debt to the Bank to the amouut of Mr. Lewis-Are you the landlord of this brothel ? mpanies. of two co , . City of Glasgow Lite , 6/. per cent. 00 2 0 Of/ 8s to prize the Paris medal and rihaud the most, and I Krasnoi Kriltzo, at which there is placed the ca- 100,000/. It was all d e ness-I did not notice that. one downstairs and he wes Witneee--Yes Mr. S. Smith could not see wby the name should not co . oniaintre ......... U.per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 05/ 8s appear on both lists. Sir J. Duke was a liveryman of En ' ' • 0 0 3 5 04/ 8s Edinburgh Life Insur 61 oar cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 291 5s they point to it with great firide, though it hsngs ' nopy beneath which the Emperor and Empress will told that when he had shut the Pariour door l ' ic Mr.-Lewis-. When you saw a boy of 17 come into es & scot, Lavt Life 51.a0r cent. 50 . amid , • raulmarials of tremendous bettle-fields. How march to the church of the A.ssump l ion. It is of had nothing to do with the Bank. So the directors your house with bank not s did you not make some both companies ;he was entitled to vote foe members of Parliament, and there was no reason why he should not Life assoc. of 3covand 6 /.pea cent. 10 0 0 110 06/ 103 e•-• National Fire and Life 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 02/ Os these rugged old warrio r s, th e relies ot Austerlil z, °ranee coloured. cloth of gold, embroidered. with sat in the parlour, and received what information be returned upon the list of liverymen who were so North British Insur... 71. per cont. 200 0 0 20 0 0 36/10s inquiriea respecting either him or his money ? Witness Friedland, Eyl e r ! , p u it ow a, and Borodino in,ist I ImpeTrial eagles, and is held up by 16 wands of Mr. Cameron chose to give them, pocketed their -No ; I made no particular inquiries. We had plenty Scottish Union Insrnc. 7%/. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 01/ 15s smile in • their hearts at the medal which has thie 1 silver gilt, ornamented with yellow, black, and fees for attendance, an t' d wont home. to dinner. of drink, he paying for it. He lent me 10s. to get my , Standard Life ........ 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 20/10s r. Sewell replied that the hon. baronet had been ori- United Den Assurance 5/. e er cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 - day been given away to nearly all Russia on account I white ribands. On the hangings are embroidered T lk a. of public - offices, the family of Barnacles, sil- watch out of pledge. . He did not lend me a sovereign. ginally a freeman and liveryman of the Spectaclemakers' entitled. . Mr Lewis-Hove was it that be came to treat your of the late war ! The lina in which the soldiers 1 the Emperor's cipher, surmouni;ed by a crown, sur- ver sticks, and prebendaries, what sinecure like . • w • • h Company, and by that he had been presented with the freedom of the city of London. He was described by MISCELLANEOUS. were dressed was perfect ; the men were six pass; ! rounded by the order of St. Andrew. It is sure • that of these representatives of a free people 1 Mer- the Court of Aldermen as a " citizen and spectacle. ---- apart, and from time to time the general on I mounted with 16 aigrettes of tricoloured ostrich cantile men of high character, Mr. Canaeron as- wife to the forest ? itness-He was taking the ot er women out, and asked me and my wife to go with him. . Dividend Amount dut He paid for the drae and all other expense& y for the day moved up and down the ranks, ' feathers, and is embroidered with the arms of the sured these gentlemen would not come to ask • e' • Mr. Lewis-Why was he to treat you and your wi e . an , d vote, u . nless translated to another company. f 7 maker," and as such he must continue to be described Name of Company. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. took beatings with his eye from breast to breaso, empire, as well as those of Kazan, Astracan, Po- mone from b a Board ;, they would only confide Witn e ss-He said he had come up from the country, and __________-- - - - t a ti: i i; i t i lad h :e i mis b e e d en th r et s s e t e ! f t: fig: l h a im l n i nti l now, Auction Mart........ 2% per cent.' 5 4 0 and " dressed" them with his own hands. They' land, Siberia, of Tauris, Kieff, Vladimir, Novgorod, their y wants to the general manager. The directors Tee Revising Barrister remarked that it was singular wanted to go out for a day's ride. Assam lea ••.••• •• •• 51. 50 0020 0 0 - _ were of different height, being selected for merit I Finland, 'aid other devices. All these and manY of the Royal British Bank . , v7ith its loyal and Mr. Lewis-Have you paid him back the 10s. that and service, but on an average they were six feet 1 inore details; do I quote on. the authority of the patriotic title staring in your face in every great you borrowed of him ? Witness-No. I did not delay st e years. Australian Agriculturt 8. 0 d c . , 4 5_ ... . d. V. ls. 100 0 0 17 10 0 25% b Mr. Sewell said the point had been decidei by Mr - 25 0 0 - high. In the alleys formed between them an I h t rl 1 tl , c . a.i grea we c sy 1 . e master of the ceremonies, for thoroughfare, and intrusted with the fortunes of him when the officer came to take him into custody. Arnold about 12 or 13 years ago when it wa , s hel t at dh • Australian Royal matt 57. Australian Trust ••••• 81. per cent 10 0 0 all - the intervals between th e rear os the line and tile indeed to me all is gold that glitters, and in the hundreds of people, profess not to have known ' Res=sell (the officer)-Your wife denied that tne priso- Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all - ld the na . .ine cou not appear upon two lists. There was British American Land 15s. - 40 0 0 - sides of the hall, moved the most goreeous crowd . general irnpresSion Produced bY the sight of such what tine custom was when a man wanted a large The Revis:ng Barrister said undOubtedly it would ner• was there. You were for two hours in an adjoining no object in the double entry, as a man could only have that it is possible to fancy-An eV e - • er room, and heard my voice when I asked . for the prirn .. - 113 Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - er-shifting pley things one ransacks the memory in vain for the advance from his Bank. In fact, they consisted of one vote. c c a t i t :/.. ig . a . t . io . n . . B . 0 .. n . d . s 61. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 lee% of colour, changing like some rich web shot with corn eonent ars which pleased him. Alderman Carter-A. fellow ot this description is Ditto, 6 per cent. •• 61. per cent. - - - those who knew nothing about it and those who - - various hues, in which green, aold, and sil W i hat a sc p ene the: eis in that court below 1.-an enjoyed Mr. Cameron's confidence, that gentleman capable of doing anything. _ _ b u e p zoz e c i o is ti t vx t in t e h g a ii t .e s t t l i il i nr a e 3, :tit itywam Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 o 0 24 0 0 a ver pre dominate. The casques of ths s b o ffi eers , surmounted assemblaae of parasols, bonnets, helmete, coats, himself not being acquainted with the London way h o „ e _ _ - - Mr. Lewis-Did the prisoner not spend 281. in your 100 0 0 - Equitable ReV0T,310:127 71pr. cent. 100 0 0 1 with long tricoloured. plumes, yellow, black, and . ' ' suawls all of the gayest hues. At the foot of the of doing business, and having a way of his own. '•, in two days ? Witness-No ;he was with another female before he came to my house. gal to appear in more than One ? Dittc New .. •• .. • - 50 00117 10 0 - white, of cocks' fea,thers, are well suited for effect t • ' Mr. Barnes, of the Mercers' Company, said he never Gen. Revers. & Inves * t. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 - 8 atreese there is one largo raised staud full of The Welsh works are a redeeming feature in the Mr. Lewis-Did h e b rea kfast with you and your wife hers of other companies as whatever way they are worn, and inside the bails peop'e-t1 • I returned liverymen who were on other lists. That corn sere is a.so a erallery on the rieht hand history, and cast a glow of honest enthusiasm upon and the prostitutes i n h i l t f i t ve w dr a y s mi E s t t n a:e f d a :h:t ot t h h el e . c G ot o n ! p ds an na y it . hs' Company tto the livery of t m he e i m r Stock. - ! - L-, w m o e u m , d- Hudson's 8ay........ panyeonly admitted persons who were citizens and b b e o r d it y c a f n t y h e t : e r r s b o o n d y w . h 0 was as they were borne on the owners' arme these sa) . - .e f:om the palace to the church full ofpeople- it A Bank has to sow its wild oats like any gcn- breakfasted with the female who slept with him. (sren.steamssavieation 10 _frt. 15 0 0 14 0 0 - __ i _ plumes fluttered or drooped gracefully over t.:ie before us all the church halfrics ar i e full of People, tie ' man of property ; indeed, one of the directors • Mr. Lewis-Do 4 , , , ,:t e your ouse ? Wit . ne t ss h -No ; he London Institution • - - - •. 0 0 I all - London Reversionary 5/per cent. a 112 10 0 - polished steel or silver of the headpieee ; tile and the court is thronaed also. There aro two holds it as a rule that a Bank, like a minor just breakfast upstairs wYitthnitiroaparOcs)tist=rt tiViL:•sic-i -n- ayi Russell Institution •. •• - steneerford .......... 2/. 5s 100 0 0 1 100 0 0 - - Heralds-at-arms strutted about in lemon-colour el streams of people, in uniforms and court dresses, come to his estate uniformly spends its money, • Price's PatentCand.Co 113/. per cent. 20 0 . 0117 10 first morning he did, but the other morning he break- 0 0 'lOO o long boots with gilt spurs, slashed doublets of cloth I pouring up and down fro th 1 rn epa ace t 9 th , court. goes through a periOd of difficulty, reforms, save., s , fasted with me and my wife and several prostitutes as a Mr. Sewell said he was justified in the course he had Reversionary Int. Soc. 4% l. pr cent. 100 7 Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. I n 0 0 60 0 0 •2 of gold, and tabards emblazoned, With t_ „ lie erme of . s I Be tae dais there is for the present c nly an escort and (sets rich again. " One touch of nature makes well ' , adopted by the long-established usage of the city of Lon- South Australian Land 61. per cent. 25 0 0 All • 36 the empire, and Spanish. hose, so delightfully eld- of the Grenadiers It Cheval, under the command of the N ''' v hole world kin," and there are few noblemen Mr. iaewis-Did he not complain . e of beino• robbed of 7 don to re ard a erson as bel • Trust and Loan Comp. p onging to that company bv 20 00 , 0 - V. the following morning after he arrived at your house . hicl h g s Uer Canada • valresque and crusader-like that I Was quite angry tai„t„„t-Cglogel F ans h a „, , a nephew of our who will not have a fellow -feeling with the Bank N • w 1 e had been presented with the freedom, unless he i s- )I' - ------..e:.:••;'- - , ". , d , Vitness-Yes ; but I did not persuade him to stay. I with one of them, who suddenly came forth to stout Admiral who cominanded the • 1* ite in its infanc sat ing squa- when they hear the story. Qta Y went with him to hire the drag. wee duly translated by the Court Of Aldermen to an• MXETING OF THE DENTAL PROFESSION.-.uasb evenin destroy my delusions by means of a pair of mild dron at the great naval review at Snithead some " one of the first commercial authorities in the cit p y o money, aresay 3' Mr. Lewis-As he had lent f I d other company. a public meeting of dental practitioners, and those inte• eed 1 1 10 ear er looking spectacles, through which lie survee n 3' ' -s abo. At Present the silver bato l ne are uph e ld o f L on d on , ' reco mmended to its kindness " Parties yoa thought him a eer y . nic - e young man to stay in your Mr. S. Smith thought the custom was the other din den 1• r , was held at the London Tavern, re . ste ta scie f ice gay crowd with a thorough Pickwickian expressien 'hy private soldiers only, and they evidently reaard of the name of Durnellar and Scales, afterwards brothel? Witness-I - thought nothing of the kind ; but way, for three-fourths of the companies inserted the Bishopsgate-street, or the purpose of . adopting tneasures of countenance. It is very striking indeed to see it as a most so l emn an d sam g a ff a i r . Every one Dureellar and Swift," with whom the Bank accord- he was very free with his money, and used to treat Us rmes of all the liverymen upon their lists, witheut to establish an incorporated institution in which den eference the number of Russian officere who are obliged to who pesees to 3,nd tro uncovers his head. P . ' 1 assing ing y opened a cash credit for 3,000/., arid a c ~ lie- all to drink and everything else. (Sensation.) to tkeir being !members of other companies. ti • e •11 taueht to decide on thf etry might ue practice y ~ ! The point wa ( resort to such aids to imperfect vision. t; flie se thrhngli the crowd along the upper landing, over colit account of 6 000 t. Very shortly, " upon the Mr. Le wis -You are a big hulking man • are you in any . Bme of considerable importance, and it means most conducive to the protection of the profession a; desirabl ' ' must be soinething peculiar iti their lialtits or a rich scarlet cloth, we come again to the door bst ng : th of th ' 'recommendation, the parties busiuess ? Witness-Yes, I aun a fancy leather worker. w• e tsat it should be decided. and to take into consideration the necessity of forneirn in the climate Which renders it neeeseary los which we first entered the palace. The old Grena Y -' re - e same ' _ Mr. Lewis-Where do you carry on your business ? After sonic further discussion, it being stated that _ •f d for the assistance ot infirm an( a superannuation un were allowed to go beyond the general limite pre mg _ _ ,B_ , • so large a proportion os the military men to diers are still standing as I igid and steady as bf e ore. scribed. Then (that 18 in the ensuing autumn) "tb" At home. a case would arise to-morrow (this day) in which the d h f the profession. Mr. Alfred Car ' bled mem ere o Ar. LeWls-In this brothel ? Witaess-Yes. point could be more regalarly argued, the quest' isa ion penter, presided. Mr. Tlsonspson moved the first reso wear glasses. In another group • Ino .y La Let Its go in again, and turn to the right, passing came tho first ' I' • mega atoms with regard to the Mr L • . ewis-Who did you Worts with last ? Witness was allowed to gaud over. lotion, as follows :-" That it is the opinion of this meet seen the t n t ren id littl e nava l officer Biruleflt who between a wall of soldiers. Let 113 enter the ben- a p per of these parties." When the debt to the -I have. worked at horne for shops. . The re•n • , aindet of the day was occupied in revising ing that the formation of a society of dentists would, be bas received high marks of savour from his (awe- igneting hall. Surely here are the riches of th - - 0 Bank had mounted up to 20,000/., which it seems - Mr. Lewis-Wha,t was the laet shop you supplied 1 the lists of several companies, but without the oceur- ' •i• prove tug opportunities for intercommunication of idea, trymen fer his conduct at Sebaetopol. He led ne world ! Such a glare of gold plate, such a wild to have done with wonderful buoyancy, cellateral Witness-Mr. Beaumont's, at Islington. rence of' any other subject of general interest. i ,on m atters of profess onal interest, prove the means o less than 13 sorti - ' , s against the.allied tre l melee, :old profusion of goblets, vases, cups, salvere, heaned securities were demanded, and offered in the shape Mr. Lewis-How long as•o? Witness-I took seme __ • - • promoting the advancement of dental science in an emi escaped unhurt till th e l as t , w h en h e was h a ,.:! v on tables, massed on sideboards or carved stAds of V ' \ web works. What was to be done ? "We work home on Saturday nig et. RECOVERY OF POSSF.SSION OP HOUSES BY THE t,ent'negree ;as also of establiishing feelings of brother? , wounded, and retired to moseove te: reap the fruit:, alonie the walls of this glitteriug room ! Tl -• • its is had," says Mr. Esdailo, "a, property presemted to Mr. Lewie-Of what value ? Witness-It was re- COUNTY COURTS.-In the new County Courts Act concord a,tnongst membere of the profession ; and the a of his intrepidity. In an o th er spot ptincl Men- thc Granovitayit Palata, the Halt of the Ancient us, and it was re resent , ed to the Board that by pairs, which came to 7s. Bd. about to come into force, there are several clausea oi th e refore'imme,dia , te stepg should be taken to organic , schilsoff, l wlO is siill a favourite with th e R us ea ses , T e ars (torso the Russians sPc ll the word in French). wei ki n .- the p ro p P e rty o urselves, and getting into Mte L ew i s -D o you mea n to say-be cautinns - t h at n" , iderahle importance to landlords, e xtending th e such a society. ' Mr. Matthews seconded the motion i s spea king Wi . th his usual drYness of meaner t , Ceti it be described ? Assuredly ne t ; b y th e pg , , our s al ' i d s the plant and mineral property connect- You ha,,ei not seeli 70/. worth of notes since this boy haS recovery of premises, where the rent does not excsed 50/. which was crried unanimously. Mr. Mackenzie move• been in custody-ootes whica he had in his possession “Thet this meeti an a.ttentive little andie . nce. Th e p r i nce g s ver y nor by the pencil of ally artist but one who can dip ed with it, we should bo able to recompense our- a year, in a summary manner, and preventing actions -• . rig, believing that the interests (3 criticism to whi . ' - 1 eora respecting the ch ue lies oe el hie knelt in the hues of the rainbow. ' when he came to o b othel The low selves for the whole of the previous debts." Who mr. e . .tur r • • 2 Witness -I have not. ic 8 of ejectments in the superior COCAS. Where the term the publ a well as of the profession imperatively d( . ir to Harriet Davis nd that an with • ,I exposed for his pitg of defence at the Alma, and inauy-arched roof of the hall is sustained by a huge has not heard such captivating representations, and I , wis-Have you not spo-en has expired i n property where ne ith er th e value of the nia-- --rinse- spit( mof professional educatio about them 2 Wi ' Yes preinises nor the rent is more than 501. by the year, a plaint a,nd examination should be established, is of opinion the the letters which have appeared in the publi c inn s quare pillar in the centre, round which is pla,ced who, with the means, has not listened. to them in Mr. Le wis-Wir - . d th . energetic raeaeures sheuld at once be adopted to peens per., sers are a new fess - , - • e ' s from him and his acct.". ~,, f . , ~ine, 51, pletsorm with receding ledges to the ha, ei s ht his time ? But the dupes in this case were not made you eny is young man may be entered, and in default ot the tenant giving uo being in the houee ? Witeees-I did not deny him. the sam e th e bailiff may enter and give the landlord the intains tivc•2ssary to provide these requirements. in Russian journals. The prince , riends :; , ,y th at of nine or ten feet, each ledge groaning with flesh from college, but the directors of a Metro- Odieer-Waen I went there I tools a censtable with possession. I . w f . n plainte or the recovery of possession Mr.. Alfred Bill seconded the motion, which was an 1b ' the neglect of the nem , - vi e - Id and eilver. Some - ' hie plan was frustrate( t . t ~ _.. . e s. ~ , aunt vases and dishee in go . nolitan Bank of the moet ambitious pre . tensions, me and told him to look under the bed, immediatel9 the plaintiff may recover hie rent wisere the same does carried nem. con. A coinmittee was then appointed t ral who commanded the left wing 0 caitt out his of these are of the quaintest form and curious work- and trustees for some fine hundred proprietors. It upon which the witness said, " Oh, yes, he (prisoner) is not exc ee d soa Further, the act provides that where consider the best means to carry into effect the foregein instructions ; those were, to allow* five or LiX inanehip-models of old castles and palaces, strange is a stereotyped tale, except that, instead of a upstairs." Hi had previously been denied. by the wit- ; there is half a year's rent due, and the landlord has a resolutions, and to report thereon at a future garter, battalions of the French to get up to the edge ot an i ma l s, b att l e _ p i eces, bi r d s __ c raftily worked in young baronet, it is a Bank that is the victim. nen!s's wife, and the witness heard the denial. i right to re . en t er , posseseion may be given by the County 1 meeting of the profession. A vote of thanks was air. the plateau, and then to attack thent hem and hurl t past centuries by forgotten descendants of Tubal , N'a sooner had it got the ironworks than the iron . Mr. Lewis-Was not a flash man of the name of Davis ' Courts. ' passed to the chairman, and the meeting separated. , . I , . -: • i - - •., , ..-• . , , ... . . MEETING OF THE DENTAL PROFESSION. —Last evening a public meeting of dental practit i oners, and those inte rested in dental science, was held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, for t he p o p urposeof . adopting measures to establish an incorporated institution in decideden tistry on the means most conducive to the protection of the profession and to take into con sideration the necessity of forming a superannuation fund for the assistance of infirm and disabled members of the profession. Mr. Alfred Car penter, presided. Mr. 'Thompson moved the first reso. That it i . s the opinion of this meet lution, as follows :---" ing that the formation. of a society of dentists would, by providing opportunities for intercommunication of ideas on m atters of professional interest, prove the means of promoting the advancement of dental science in an emi t ent ' degree ; as also of establiishing feelings of brotherly concord a mongst . members of the pr o f ess i on ; a n d that t h er efore'imme , lia,te steps should b e t a k en t o organ is e suc h a society. Mr. Matthews se con d e d the motion, wh i c h was carried unanimously. Mr. Mackenzie moved That this meeting, beli ev i ng th a t th e i n terests of t h e public as well as of the profession imperatively de mand that an authorised syste m of professional education and examination should be established, is of opinion that e nergetic measures should at once be adopted to secure the int , tins necessary to provide these requirements." Mr. Alfred Bill s-conded the motion, which was also carrie] non. con. A comm itt ee was then app tinted to consider the best me a ns to carry into effect the foregein , resolutions, and to report thereon at a future general meeting of the profession. A vote of thanks was then passed to the chairman, and the meeting separated. Country Markets. till ELMSFORD—SEPT. 19. We had a fair supply of wheat to-day, but, not.vi'Ai s tp ;lading, the best qualities were from is to 2s per (pal ter d eL -xer, and secondary quality ,s ; the trade, however, was not brisk. Barley, of which there was a larger supply than of la i e, may be noted fully is per qr. cheaper, whilat peas, , bean s. and oats were firm at last week's prices. Whe st, white, old, per a. a. 8. S. , qr 45 74 Oats, per qr 25' 3 1 new..... 18 75 Peas, Partridge 41 46 red, old 43 68 White new.... 43 67 Boiling 4; ; tO Dun 3S' 42 l e At h e e v v a a l l i i e e : ...... 3 7 : 50 ,78 Beans, Tiak 36 40.. Grinding 33 41 Harrow tickslo 42 72 76 W 49 Barley 35 43 Grindingbialt, Mazagan 37 3 9 Ditto, new COLCHESTER— SEPT. 20. fair supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at 1 a to .k. 2s „ r . qr. adva,nc , a on last week's prices. Barley was not so 1 : .„. ; im Aqui, and good useful samples were not chew per. Beans a. 1d peas were taken freely at full prices. Prices 'o-claywere as follow :—Wheat, white , 6 8 4 to'.r 8 s; l red, 60s to 70s; barley, 44s to 4 , s ; oats, 26s to 30 s ; be anb , to mazag „ 4 k 1 s to 42s ; middle and small, 429 to 46 5; p eas , w hite, 4 46s ; grey, 40s to 445. 14 - Official Statemen &of the Quantities of Corn, &c., receiNS 4 in the port of L ondon, from the following ports, In* the Sept. 15 to S apt. 20, both inclusive. ------_—_ a 4 2 •Fi 1 -. A x 0 • .> i --- 41 I . _ 200 Colchester .... 224 38' --- 1 220 Harwich . 3 . Leigh --- hialdon - 11-19 311 ---28 1 221 300 ' new....." 8 75 Peas, Partridge 41 46 red, old 43 68 White 41' 49 -- new.... 43 67 Boiling 4; . f 0 - Balk 7 , 35 43 Dun 35' 4 2 , 15 i Jhevali or 33 50 Beans, Tisk 36 40.. , - Grinding 33 41 Harrow ticks 40 42 35 Malt ...72 76 Mazagan 37 39 12 31 C.. hevalier ....74 78 ,s .Ditto, ne w ...---• - SO -- 1 - COLCHESTER- SEPT. 20. ..... 25 fair N supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at 1 s to 2 2s „ x qT. advanc , a on last week's prices. Barley was not 16 'i m ,tiful, and good useful samples were not chea per. so p 21 -id peas were taken freely at full prices. 53 •o-claywere as follow :-Wheat, white, 68s to '.rBs ; 10% Be i' a r n i s ce a ;l 70s; barley, 44s to 4 , s ; oats, 26s to 30s ; be anb. red, 60s to maz ,„, 4 k l s to 42s ; middle and small, 42s to 46s ; p eas, white, 41 4 t o 46s ; grey, 40s to 445. I Price "------- Official Statemen & of the Quantities of Corn, &c., reeeiNS 4 in the port of L ondon, from the following ports, In* the Sept. 15 to S ept. 20, both inclusive. 95 100+h . -..; 1•:. •.pi • 1.; - ..... — 4 Colchester .... _ _ 1 ... - _ - 200 ---- 224 38 --- z -- - - 220 Price. Harwich • 314 204 - - - -f -- -.-- Malden - -, 28 1 221 300 - -----. t. 7% • KI).IKCALDY-SEPT. 20. , . - To-day we h a d a a ,vnall supply of old wheat, for which - farmers asked extrav,vgant prices, so that part remained - unsold. We had thresi parcels of new wheat, out of con % dition, 55, 56, and 601 b s ; they sold at 425, 50s, and 60s 2 20% per qr. Barley in fair supply, and is to 2s per qr. lower. Oats same as last week. Wheat. 1 Baxley. I Oats. I Beans. First 82s Od 1 45s 04 37s Od 1 Os Od Price. Second 785 Od I 43s Od 1 36s Od ,Os Odll i -—. Third 68s Od 38e 04 1 35s od I Os Oet. d. --- -- • c. - COAL MA-RKET.-SEPT. 22. - Prices of Coal per ton a,' the cLose of the marital.. 103 11. d. Wallsend, &c. Bates's West Hartley ~.17 6 ii• 6 0 - Byass's West Hartley -.19 0 Wbarveliffe - 17 3 oi - Taufield Moor Butes 15 3 ilartle,; ool ........ . ....... 18 6 Wylam 17 6 Raswell.... . . ....1197 00 T an field Moor l5 3 Riddell . • ...... North Percy Hartley _l7 6 Lees • ............ 0 19 0 i. Price. Howard's West Hartle y ilettou l9 Net h er t on 19 0 Lyon's Otone Coal . ...... 23 0 --- Walker Primrose .. ...... l5 0 Woodhoyse Close... ..... 1 7 6 . d. .. 19 0 South Derwent ....... l5 0 Stewart's . 1 105 ... .. 16 6 _ Wallsend, &c. Evenwood ... 17 0 ) o - Gosforth l7 0 Cowndon Tees .. .18 0 ... i 0 22 Kepler Grainge ... ...... 18 SBraddyll ..••. _l7 3 3 , 0 - Harton '' "" - South Durham .. .17 3 Russell's Rotten .........•,-..-, 0 0 3214 •18 0 0 48% Bell 17 9 Ca.ra.cloc.„ ....... ........-. ~, ~18 U o 0 37 Hetton Lyons Main l7 9 Cassop ........................ 18 0 0 - Eden Main lB t , al - Ships at market...l27 I Sold .,.... 75 Lo 0 - . o 0 - 0 o - all 39% LOCAL SHARE MARK-ETS. ~ —..-00............. ...... ro o - LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 22. 0 0 27 STOOK EXCHANGE. - This market was &ring . a e l all - steady business to-day. Lancashire and Yo.rkshlr • ------- -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 32$ 1---Londsitl6l2.... ----- North Westerns, 102$ $ $-Eastern Counties', 9iidlands, ividend Great Western of Canada, new, li prem. per Price. 78 : 1 ifi -South Eastern, 21$ -Caledonian, =urn. , Western, 64k-North British, 93-Whitehaven. and Doss, 6A-East Lancashire, 20i. 21,111- pr e Fes'a t --...-- IL 10s. 51 r 161. - MANCHESTER, SEPT. 22. - 103 I.ITOCK EXCHANGE .- The transactions in every a oc . r jr..., 51.08. 76 • 1/ 15 % bon a stock were dull today, and prices were razect IL los. 76 lower. Sheffields, 32$ i-Dovers, 211 -Midlands, 7 8 1 * .. - - Leeds, 961--Whitehaven and Furness, 6. - - 281. 425 LEEDS, SEPT. 22. - - 121. 290 STOCK EXCHANGE.-There has been a slight depres/LoS to. to-day. The sales were-NorthWestern, 6 13. 16 21. - Midland , 78$- Craven Moor, 16s. 21. 25 BIRMINGHAM, SEPT. 22. 21. 8 STooK FACOHANGE.-The market was about statioparfo_ 21. 20 as regarded ,prices, and mainly regulated by the quo t astle9l last received from London. The only business trans w'''‘ 10a.0d. - publicly was' in in local stocks, which were steady -------- last quotations'. Birmingham Canal Co.'s shares were done at 92, and Wa.,rwick and Napton Canal, at 9. —...---....... Paid. Price. SL4BORNB MAIL& • 8. d. 00 0 86 (lit signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-00 306 b dr by the m o rning-despatch.) 10 0 18 ey the night-and _...... 5 0 0 42 1 0 0 ------------- ILTa ------------------ y when made up nom what .. el i n General Post- ran due la 5 15 0 17% 15 0 0 23 Cgrami rarri.', Office, London: 4 : 'Dispatch° . E i ... , a c,, 50 0 6 LO „ i very Fridat;• ... Liverpool ... Weekly 10 0 0 - 0 0 _ kraerica(byßrit.peek),i 5 0 0 - kmericr, (by United st; Eery Tuesday .. Southrmpten Weekly ... 50 0 7 4 packet) ... 1 _ ............ Giverpo , ... 50 0 5 % 4onerica (by U. 9 . .ta .. tt - ii ti .„.....- . ..-..:..: all 181 A packet) .• . tf 5 14 tustralia (via . • • L1T ...... .. ~ , neji4th, And 19.!..,....:. Dover .• Twice me. 104 hi pool) - • ... ..... • • ...., ......... to (ifia Ma' 111 - - .- ." 5 ° 55 pit of Good 50 0 0 -- Oitto (via Cape ..v i .. Onerrt...a , 10 0 0 19% Bo* "' **:; ''_':.; ..,,,Iqad ~f the mom! , . Plymoo •, -.. lib of me 20 0 0 90 tfrica (West um' '..- ' 14 . 10 th ..c 26th of ;I o. Dover ...... ,1(1. t 1 6 t4 , 210 0 . 3Y2 ilexandria........ 4th L e, lc, i n o f me _ Southall', o. ti +II des kie5andria..........5. , 10 0 0 61 , 1 , mas ....Id „7th of the month So p ii , th:tint• cr. 16th 20 9 5 1 '' a '!` '•• • • - , ..., Da. : 1 ,... , ....„ .... Dover .. - . .)., , y 12 10 0 29) 2 dolgium •..•• •• •• . 9th 12 10 0 - are-mi. .............. 34 901 . of the month.. Southamf. ~, ittlu -,0,11 . e .wont'... South •,n, • i 16th , 28 0 0 62 Huenos Ayres ........m s, Cape of Good Hope •.N Uncertain 2 0 0 3 74 cape of Good Hope ..IN 2 0 0 - 1 ., Stn or tr.- "1"11, SOutheraptel 16th cf . ,. Cape do Verdes .... •• • IS ik Ow 1 0 0 1/. loth and 25til• •• • Ceylon (see India) ith 3 21% 210 0 - 2 10 0 Channel Ceylon ..............N 4th and 20th .• •• • 50 lsles.... „...N iv..., wea.,7r. 1 l and 16 - 180 China m 2d & 17th of moot: ' Southamp 0. S3nthamp en ru•Tn.taat 4, ana 4th and 10th .... I . and ' 9 0 1 .-- 0 0 ----i' China .. Constantinople le .... „"4 10th and 26th.... 111 7 1,1 • -• ••. •-. 1 and - .l 10 0 a 3q4 "n alniP or riViCe 2dsl 010 0 8,4 Constantinople .... . - lth & 20th of mon. , Cont. of Europe M ;,7, N Twice daily .... Dove; ...... all 27- Egypt (see India) Taafeed si „ l/ 218 ,P FranCe ••so . • • • M & 14 Twice daily.. .. .. Dover ••••• . • 6 71 14,.. , A , 31braltar • .. • • ......M 4,7,17,20,27 4m. Eouthamptet 1 4 0 '6 O 0 - 4-0 Greece (see India) 1 and 1 .4 •I 4reytown ...• ......M 2nd & 17th of mon. Southsmpted • .., ),tVy 412 6 514 Efambnrgh .. •• •.....N Daily London ...0., of lie ---- S av annah .. •• •..... hi and of the month Soot...au-1v ,1, , .!:•.,/v 'RICES. Holland ..0.........M Daily.. .. r;,,*: --- H on duras ..........M 17th of the month. Southampton .".7., 1 21 IS India (viaSonthampt.)/11 4th t 20th of mon. Plymouth •• b i"' s ", ; 2 2 ill Paid. Price. India (via Marseilles)ll 10 th&26th of moll , Dover .....- ' - lonian Isles (see India) •• . • • ••• ----- -- Ireland ........M & N Twice daily Xs. d. Li5ban.............. PA 2d o , •, 0... 100 0' 0 201/0s Iladeira ............111 Ott of month Southampton ban ,t, 109 0 0 229/10 iladeira ...... ..N 23d of month 210 0 14 lialta (see India) iVI 10 0 0 121 Os Aalta .- .............1••• 4, 10, 20, and 26 Dover ....... .IN 9 ' 10 0 0 13!11s Mauritius (see lndia) ith ar` a 2 100 0 0 235/0s ifauritius ........ , N2osh of the mouth illt: 10 0 0 12/ 8s y ez i c , o M 2nd of the moat... Soattiampt , i 5 00 41 :19s Naples,....- „.......N Da11y............ Dover .....• and 16 .-- - New Granada ......NIVI It 1 7th of month Southamptol IST 10 0 0 189/ Os Hew Zealand-.,....... Twice a month .. Various poll olaW 210 0 5/ 4s Papal States .... ~...1, Daily .... •••• • • .• Dover ..... •• twe .100 0 0 (45110 Peninsula .... ~.... .• IV =d & 27th of mon. Southampot• t I st Southatn , i A l6O 50 0 0 102/10 Porn ..,.........•.5! 60 0 0 42 /153 Port 'Natal ..........N dy private ship... Various port. , o , 2 0 11 0 0 17110 s Sicily ~............N Every Saturday..• Dover .....• "e -2 0 0 I 1 14s Tuscany .............N Dail 10 0 0 25/10s Venezuela ..., .AI id& 17th of month Southamptcr 14 2 0 0 it 8s Van Diemen'arj • - end (sec Australia) .... . ith of' mon. . t ___ nz bly I ni , ' a nd 16 15 0 0 291 5s West Indies ... •• • 3/ ' • - 3 0 thimetol 2 :____----- - ‘ 3 5 0 41 8s 1 10 0 6/ 100 1 0 0 2/ Os 20 0 0 36/10s 1 0 0 1/ 15s 70 0 10/103 p . .„ O. Tri,il; 11., --, in 1 4 cl°. When any of these dates fall on a Sunday. the mails v; no O , IA .)patched on the following day, with the exception of the I ,,ci ; Southampton), and the Malta, both of Which will be defalt. receding day. • . ' i ft,Ts TESTIMONIAL of RESPECT TO THE BISHOP Of li m— hap 41 0 Desirous of paying some tribute of respect to the 131,8" ii, of Durham on his leaving Auckland Castle, t he tants of Bishop Auckland and neighbourhood IA" eon; ceived the idea that in no way more appropriaie by _ gratifying to his lordship could this be done til lip ''s • the , e l l .. ‘, • inserting a memorial stained glass window in ;„ end of South Church—his lordship's '7 4 The idea of placing a new window in the chuicht whicd . is much needed, has been talked of for some time. so 1 parish . c whic h - it is thought if the plan could be carried out by a genl: , 2% subscription, it would be the means of at once boll° t 3 fying the church and of showing , p robabl y in the Inf acceptable way, the respect entertained of the high wi ll, ra cter of his lordship. It is also intended to present so address to his lordship.—Durham Chronicle. -.....4 1 BIRTHS. 01 1 A SOIL On the 21st inst., at 5, Devonshire-terrace, 1 1 9c 1615114 the wife of H. W. Holmes, Es Of On the 21st inst,, at Bromley q. S. Leonard, the w i fe the Rev. Augustus G. How. OF A DAUGHTER. On the 21st inst., at 23, Kensington-palace-gardenl4 th lady O of the 21st inst. s , , atsWorcester, the lady of Lieut.-eel' Mercer, H.C.S. MARRIED. On the 20th inst., at St. Michael's Stockwell, malt Stanton ousfield, Esq., of PhilpOt-lane, Leed °l3 ' tito Anne, the B youngest daughter of the late Ambrose retie° Es O q.. of Corto H, s. n the 20th n inst., ouse at the Wilt Abbey Church, Tewkesburil, John Wells Fletcher, Esq., of Upton-upon-Sen,rl3o'o, Caroline Chambers, only daughter of Humphrey Pr - Esq , M.P. Scott , DIED. On the 22d inst., at New-grove, Bow-road, Wil l ' of 73, Grat Towe-street, a Ou the e 22d inst. r , at Greenwich, Mr. John U igg'""' yea's in the Phcenix Fire-office, aged 70. 'e roa, On the 21st inst., at Tunbridge-wells, James Pa Esq., of 6, Cornwall-terrace, Regent's-park, aged 69 ' es r. On the 21st - inst., at Hodlesdon-mill, fart s, Jav3e Manser, aged 75. A Or' On the 20th inst., at 3 6 , Lorn - ro ad, Brixton- of the Joseph Wrightson. for upwards of 18 y ears editor oi "Dispatch," Weekly aged 60. On tho 18th inst., at West-end Cottage, Mortlake, Stir' rey, Charles King, Esq., aged 83. On the 21st at., at Camden - grove, Peckham , en 20. youngest surviving son of Samuel Younger, Esq. , 9g lOW On the 21st inst. at 13, Lower Phillinaore place,ls. sington, Martha, relict of John Hagger, Esq., aged LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO x k if • of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun otace,soiro 3 12„ Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the °° of laiddleilex, Taco ,lay, September 22, 1666. - QUA held Sept postf nepol TES given 46 9 Myer bate engai of a street itoom Laure Boul fuhic rec esm sion nply) and p healtl 2, an h ighl3 by Dr these cent 3 —3lls 'first al Is.—N culars C' G di;rder traffic Week 1] Um:nen to 113V1 fa expo Live C Soot. ing on Bath a ran ha Train. Idc , nlla Per ha Ch 11~ Woe .Ih. bow •ne Tram • day- Ire raedgat Read In Ther .le N.ew Did, iot, O' tio•ti Capita allas The IT The of Ben Cap Southi HAR JOIE Liet Agent Colo Cap _ _ M aj i MON square Lieu Nagpo Cap . Col. tngin( S. 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