The Press.
London, England, 1855-03-03 00:00:00

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.

To the Directors of the Bank of London.
Gentlemen—l request you will allot me Shares of 4100
each in the Bank of Loudon. And I hereby undertake to accept
the same, or any smaller number which you may allot to we,
and to pay the deposit of 410 per Share thereto, and execute
the Deed of Settlement of the Company in respect thereof, at
times and in such manner as you may appoint.
I am, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant,
Name
Adds ass
Profession or Business
Date
N.B. Every application for Shares must (in the case of par.
sons not known to the Directors or Officers of the Bank) be so•
comptutied by a good Banking, Couunercial, or Professional
reference.

BANK OF LONDON.
Temporary Offices, 41, Moorgate-street, City,
March 1, 1555.
The Public are requested to take Notice, that applications for
Shares in this undertaking must be made ou or before Monday
next, the lith instant. By order,
BENJAMIN SCOTT. Secretary and
Provisional Manager.

LEICESTER SQUARE.- THE AZTECS
AND THE EARTHMEN. The first of either race ever
seen in Europe. Exhibited daily from 3to 5 and? to baltpant V.
Lectures at 4 and 8. Vocal and instrumental Concerts every
Exhibition. Admission:—Stalls, As.; Reserved beats, la. ;
Gallery, Oti.

DEAFNESS.—The only medal awarded at
the Great Exhibition of 1851 (for Acoustic Instruments)
was to F. C. REIN, for his new ACOUSTIC INSTRUIIENTS
for the DEAF. They are made of different power, to suit ex•
treine and every degree of Deafness. To be procured only of the
sole inventor and maker, F. C. Rein,loB, Strand, nearly opposite
Exeter•hdl, where the Instrument can be tried, and numeroU
testhnohlals seen, amongst many one from the RIM Hon. Sir
John Patteson, one of her Majesty's Privy Councillors.

ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS,
LIVERPOOL, February 14, 18h5.
(ciacut.i.n.)
The great fluctuations in the price of Tea during the last two
years have caused much confusion among retail dealers, whilst
there have been loud complaints by bundles of the inferiority of
the quality. These complaints too frequently have their origin
in the indifference displayed in the selection. A striking testi-
mony to the contrary may be witnessed lu our business, which
exhibits a large increase in the number of families supplied, as
well as in the quantity disposed of, being greatly in excess of
any similar period during the last fifteen years.
The support which has been so liberally accorded to us affords
the most conclusive proof of the importance and value of con-
stancy—in the selection of suitable qualities—with an especial
view to the satisfaction of (anew:tiers.
Our inflexible regard to quality hes been the gradual means
of opening to us a new feature of trade—foreign orders—fruni
English families residing abroad. Shippers of fine Teas win
find our stock to consist of auitable packages (In bond) for ex-
putt, and the prices fixed upon a principle calculated to give
continued satisfaction, and with every possible security as to the
quality.
Notwithstanding the continuance of the rebellion in souse dis-
tricts of the Chinese Empire, there is no sound apprehension of
a abort supply of Tea. The imports this year will prove at least
equal to theist of the last year—the present estimate being up
wards of 150,000,000 lbs.—a tolerable scope will, therefore, b•
afforded for a constant and personal attention in the selective of
proper qualities.
Having already obtained, by many years' experience. a large
amount of distinguished patronage, families may rest runt to
our continued candour in recommending only such descriptions
as will please.—Your obliged and faithltd servaeta,
ROBERT ROBERTS and COMPANY,
Tea and Coffee Salesmen, LIVERPOOL.
N.8.--Other remarks and the present List of Primo any b•
4 had on application.

1.

BZII.IIY,


THIRTY SIX PSALMS, with Commentary,
and Prayers. By the Bishop of SYDNEY. Foolscap Bvo.,
Is., cloth.
SSILICI, JACKSON, Slld. HALLIDAY.

VAIL:PT. FISHBOURNE'S IMPRESSIONS of
CIIINA and the present REVOLUTION ; its Bearing on
the Chrtstianisation of the Empire. Crown Bro., with Map,
price 65., cloth.
BKLLEY, JACKSON, and HALLIDAY.

MINISTERING- CHILDREN.—The Second
Edition (Third and Fourth Thousands) is now ready,
mall Bvo., bs., cloth.
SZELEY. JICISON, and HILLIDIY.

NUR NATIVE LAND : a History of England
V for the Young. By the Author of " Scriptural Ins Os., ctrucloth
tion
for the beast and Lowest,"is now reedy,
2 vols. 18mo.,
SsaLsr, JACKSON, and HALLIDAY.

LADY WAKE'S BIBLE READINGS,
a Simple Commentary on the Gospels, is now complete, in
II vols. crown Bvo., pricecloth.
Sam.sir,JACKSON, and HALLIDAY.

REV. EDWARD BICKERSTETH'S
HEADS of SERMONS, 156 in number, from
6Genesis to
datious. Inoue large vol., 6635 t LLI, pages, price 10s. 8., cloth.
JACKIION, and HALLLIDAY.

;ONv EDITION OF THA REV. M.
ART SEYMOUR'S EVENINGS with the RO-
I, with a Preface on the Moral Results of the Romish
now ready, in post Syo., price Ss. 6d., cloth.
Siitas, Jacitson,and

rpm LIFE OF FELIX NEFF, from the
1 French of M. BOST, will form the Second Volume of the
Library of Christian Biography, to be published March , price
2s. 6d., cloth.
THE LIFE OF WILLIAM COWPE
blished on Jan. 1.
was published
SUNLIT, JAC2IIO2, and MIALIMAI.

6d
Moral Insanity—Dr. Mayo%
An August at Felikstow
Cyrano de Bergerac
Home. By T. Westwood
The Old World and the New
Hluchbrook. By J. C. Jeareson, Author of " Crewe Rise."
Part It.
The Rule of Goodtand Nuns
Future
Oermany—Pas
Ye Oyl of Whelps : an Incident In the Life of the great French
Chirurgeon, Ambrose Pare
Whitelocke's Embassy to Sweden
The Government, the Aristocracy, and the Country.
London: Joan W. PAlocaa and Sox, West Strand.

Seoond Edition, enlarged, price 25., cloth,
AWORD IN SEASON ; or, Comforting
Thoughts to the Relatives of the Fall
had en Brave. By the
p
Rev. JOHN CUMMING, D.D. Also may be searately,
The PLACE of DUTY ; or,' Reflections 011 the
Fallen at Alma. Third Editioa, pries
joux F. "am. pr.....n.,..t5r-row. sad 1

NEVER 1100 OLD TOd LEARN.by—Fourth Thousand, price
.e. ; post. 10d.,
MISTAKES of DAILY OCCURRENCE in
SPEARING, WRITING, and PRONUNCIATION COR-
RECTED. Old and Young, Educated and Uneducated, may
consult this small work with advantage.
Jonw F. SHAW, Southampton•row, and Paternoster row.

" Tthe NATION,
ORGAN of IRISH RIGHTS and IRISH INTERESTS.
is published Weekly at 6,LOW ER ABBEY-STREET, DUBLIN;
Timm s:—Single copy, 6d. Subscriptions :—Yearly, 11.
Half-yearly, 13s. ; Quarterly„ 6s. 6d. Payable in advance.
AGENCIES at the follo
LOngwi places :
NDON.
MART ANDBZWI, 13, Duke-street, LlHlNBritHill.
GZOROS ORPHOOD, 83, 1318hOpigiHN-lONNA.
JOHN flowBs, 19, Leicester-square—East side.
Mr. FITHICHN,TON, 31, Duke-street, Lincoln's Inn.
Also at Birkanhapd, Bradford, Birmingham, Leeds, Llverpool,
Manchester, Sifeflield, Wigan, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and all
the principal Towns and Cities of England.

DRAMA ; or, the Future of Judah and !Israel.
subject of a Conyersazione.
Loudon: 81101.124, MARIIIILLL, and Co. Leicester : Wssx
and Sox.

Cheaper Issas et the Library Edition of Bishop
Thirlsrall's History of Greece.
Now ready, Vole. I. and IL, in Bvo., 7s. 6d. each,
THE HISTORY OF GREECE.
By the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. David's
(the Rev.
CONROE TRIRLWALL). A republication of the improved
Library Edition, with Maps, monthly, in 8 vols. Bvo., price
7s. 6d. each.
London : LONGMAN, BROWN, GREZ011•118.

101st Edition, just out,
SHILLING'S-WO RTH OF MAGIC.
AByProfessor ANDERSON, Great Wizard of the North.
Explaining the Mechanism of One Hundred Tricks, and teaching
how to be a Conjuror; with Exposures of Spirlt•Rapping, and
of the nefarious practices of Gamblers. Profuse Illustrated.
Portrait of Author, itc.
To be bad everywhere ; a the Railway Bookstalls; of W. H.
Burrs and Sow ; and wholesale of R. S. FRANCIS, 3, Catherine.
street, Strand--------
_ —.l.li.hed

On NERVOUSNESS, Debility, and Indigestion.—wox..
for -
New and Cheaper Edition, price Is., or by post Is-
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE ; or, How to Live
and What to Live for. With Ample Rules for Diet, We'
men, and Self-Management ; together with Instructions ior se-
curing Health, Longevity, and that stetting Happiness only
attainable through the judicious Observance of a well-ragulsted
Course of Life. By A PHYSICIAN.
London : PIPER. BROTHERS, and Co., 23, Paternoster-row;
HANNAY, 63, Oxford-street; Mlnti, 32, Cornhill ; and all book-
sellers.

London: Printed and Published at the Office, 110, Strand, is
the Precinct of the Savoy, in the County of Middle:lex, yALIPHSD Iva, of 17, Bedford•stseet, Covent-garden, ontiasa
DAT, the 3rd day of Much, 189.

• • .
- • - • . .
.• - . . • .
.. ,
...
-.,,5...,-..
. •
120 THE PRESS. [SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1855.
~. _
I
WORKS BY A. H. LAYARD KR',
9 PLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE for MARCH. Now ready at all the Libraries, in 1 vols.,
.L) Messrs. BLACKWOOD have to announce that, in come- Cl A SLICK'S NEW WORK,
quence of irregularity in its transit by railway, the Number for ki "NATURE: AND HUMAN NATURE."
Tenth Thousand, with Map and Plates, 2 v015.,13v0., 3135., the present Month, which was despatched from Edinburgh at " Eye nature's works, shoot folly as it flies,
~ NINEVEH AND as REMAINS: With an the usual time, did not reach London in time for publication In And catch the manners living as they rise."-Pope.
due course yesterday. Copies have now arrived, and may be had HuasT and aucxerr, Publishers (Succesaors to Henry
t. Account of a Visit to the Chaldean Christians of Kurdistan and
T• the Yezidis, or Devil Worshippers; and an Inquiry into the of all Booksellers.
97 Paternoster-row, March 1, 1855. Coltman), 13, Great Matiborough•etreet.
..:.
.....
-
...i,
-.
I Manners and Arts of the Ancient Assyriasm By A. H. LAYARD, ---------------'
M.P. for Aylesbury
Also, Thirteenth Thousand, with Hap and Plates, flvo., Es.,
NINEVEH AND BABYLON : Being the
/Narrative of Discoveries made during a Second Expedition to
She Ruins of Assyria, with Travels in Armenia, Kurdistan, and
the Desert.
Also, Sixteenth Thousand, with Woodcuts, post Bvo., 55.,
A POPULAR ACCOUNT of MR. LAYARD'S
DISCOVERIES and RESEARCHES at NINEVEH.
fv. Now ready at all the Booksellers.
CKW 0 OD'S MAGAZINE,
fur MARCH, 1856. No. CCCCLXXIII. Price 2s. 6d.
The Beggar's Legacy CONTENTS.
Zaidee, a Romance. Part IV.
Vagabond Life in Mexico
BCAiLVliAsation-The Census
eep at Paris
The Storj of the Campaign. Part IV. Written n a Tentl n
the rimea:- PEPYS' DIARY and
CORRESPONDENCE, comprisiug all the recent addl.
tional Notes and Emendations, printed uniformly with the last
Edition of " Evelyn's Diary," in Four Vols. post livo., with Por-
traits, do. Price only Bs. each, bound.
Published for 11. COLBURN, by his Successors, Hymn and
BrAcetrr.
This day is published, in small eve., with an Illustration, Gs.,
WORLDS BEYOND THE EARTH,
THE MONUMENTS OF NINEVEH. Chap. XV. Circumspective.-XVI. The Hospitals By MONTAGU LYON PHILLIPS.
r Haug a Series of Illustrations of Sculptures, Bas-Reliefs, and on the Bosphorus London: RICHARD BENTLIY, Publisher in Ordinary to her
The Ministerial Changes. Majesty.
.. other Remains of Art found among the Ruins of Nineveh. With
_ 100 plum,. imperial folio, 101. we. Wu. BLackv_________2oon am_.._12._30/te. Edinburgh and London. Bentley's Xonthl Volum .
V. ----
This day is published, in crown tivoY., with an Cluatration, 55.,
,br .
0 ,„
THE PALACE 01' SENNACHERIB. THE HISTORY OF EUROPE,
Being a Second Serfage( the Monuments of Nineveh; consisting 1110 kt THE 001NNENCEDIENT OP THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
of Sculptures, lisueßeliefs, Vases, and Bronzes, illustrative of TO THit BATTLE OF WATERLOO. JE S S E'S MEMOIRS of the COURT of
ENGLAND uuder the STUARTS,
INCLUDING THE PROTECTORATE.
• ' the Exploits of Sentinasherib. With Seventy Plates, imperial By !lir ARCHIBALD ALISON, Bart., D.C.L., Ac. " Without it no library In the kingdom can be called cont.
0": folio, 10/. 10s. plete."-Times.
4., In 14 vols. dewy livo., Library Edition (the Eighth),
vr. London: RICHARD BENTLEY, Publisher in Ordinary to her
+1- - with Portraits .. .. 110 10 0
.. ..
. • THE TURKISH QUESTION : Speeches Majesty.
In 20 vols. crown Bvo. .. .. .. 60 0
. - ildalvered in the House of Commons, in 1863-4. Second Edition. Wu. BT.-to/wool) and So__fl'2--UnburEh and L ardor. TSB AB.T-UNION OF LONDON.
,
bro., ls. 6d.
: . VII. EPITOME Preparing for immediate publication, beautifully printed, on
fine paper, in quarto,
't k THE PROSPECTS of the WAR : A Speech or CH I LDE HA R 0 LD'S PILGRIMAGE.
.. '".
L., • delivered in the House of Commons, in January, 1855. Bvo., Is. ALISON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE. By LORD BYRON.
,•., "Never was man better fitted for the work he had to do."- *4,5 This Edition has been undertaken with the concurrence
FOR SCHOOLS AND YOUNG PERSONS.
. . Ivaser's Magasine.of the COUNCIL of the ART•UNiox of Loituoit, expressly for the
•- • " The most delightful reading in the world."-•Examiner. Seventh Edition, price 7s. lid., bound in leather. use and benefit of those Members who may desire to bind up
"Contains vast treasures of amusement and' inforruation."-with the Text of Lord Byron's Poem the Set of Illustrations
Was. B"c"°" andS°?4":cinbtugh and London.
Zuglish Review. 4 which are about to be issued to the Subscribers of 1855.
"However high may have been the anticipations of the public, Early application should be made for thisl Edition, as only
).- they *ill be amply realised."-Athenaum. •''' PEOPLE'S EDITION. limited number will be printed, regulated by the orders received
"It wolld be dilicult to over•estiniste the antiquarian re- ---- by the Booksellers previous to the 31st arc 1855, on which
searches of Layerd."-Evangelical Magazine.... .el ALISON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE. dey the Subscription List of the AnUnto Mach, ondon closes.
•, "It *glad be impossible to overstate the historical value ofPrice to Subscribers of the Art• Union of London, 10e. ed.
.-. Layard's Researches."-Chriatias Itertielabrancer. To be completed in Forty•four Monthly Parts, at a Shilling; NonSubscriben, 14s.
• . -'- 'A work remarkable for the voluminous nature of its contents, forming Twelve Volumes at is., bound in cloth. Joint Muee.iv, Mbemarle-street.
Thirty Parts are published.
,s• •.. It and the extreme elabormion of all its details."-Englith Church-
wx.n"ciwooDondsog
hand
uandon.
,------------------
.11gt OWL CURIOSITIES OF LONDON,
-,..,,,' ..t. • "It is impossible to spelt too highly of this noble contribution Now ready, hi a closely.pritited Volume of GOO pages, price 145.,
' •` •i... to our national literature, -Lloyd's Weekly Paper. ATLA.II with a Portrait of the Author, from a painting by T. J.
. . " Imperishable recotds, in which Layard recounut the history Gullick,
•• '-' 'TO
of his great discoveries."-Garderser's Clwrosiets. /I.URIOSITIES OF LONDON;
„,. "Otte of the most fascinating books it has been our lot to ALISON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE. x.) exhibiting the most rare and remarkable Objects of Interest
, Ineet."-Chaniberie JestrnaL CONTAINING 101) coLoonin HAPS AND PLANS of COUNTRIZII, in the Metropolis; with nearly Fifty Years' Personal Reoulleo-
. .
•4: - J43112....................._. il bi 1.---Ulll4 AbsonTie•strted... sarrias, swam, AND iI.A.-11011111. time. By JOHN TIMES, F.S.A., Editor of the * Year• Book
of Facts.
. ~
'nut in ameisia. Construsted, under the gegisplatendence of Sir A. Ar.ntow, '' Life.long observation, books, conversation, and tradition,
This tbroOlnerth Tbeinesa4, worWpakatas, post svo., 106. ed, By A.Hrinamiseses, Fagg, Author of the. Physissadas." have each contributed to swell the facts that Mid a place ins the
itr ir TE N Y Eisy Al:Tßaslar') RUSSIA. SSI A. In crown 4t0., bl. Lts.piew.l64 ter. . Edition, ea Ingp ' Curiosities of London."llrnie facts are numerous, an ell
brought together; *or do we know where too much iuforntatiou
MA
laBllsn.gle volume, or
Jo" 1.....,.......................__._....1T1LUL Albesaarle•suvies. NV H.Bi.a.turweou and Sons, Zdtabergh and London. res speefintitganthysvatinass.metropoll„_sreetagors can be !rob.
3InA
1
• With numerous Woodcuts, post eve., 10e. Gd., Neer Volume' of llraii Alford 's germane. Loans of the present, as well Is 'Lon on of the past,* de.
scribed; so that the volume is at once a prbetical guide-book and
.ei LYNESIAN MYTHOLOGY, .L. In small bro., *ice hi« a historical manual. The plan of the work is excellent, and every
•rend Traditions of the New Zealand Race. By Sir GEORGE QUF,A3EO CHAPEL SERMONS, Vol. 11.
GREY, late Governor of New Zealand. Preached in the latter half of 1864. page bears proof naafis research and industry of the author. We
have been surprised at the amount and variety as well as the
......._ Swim MulLakiemarle•lareet. ByIIENRY A.LFORB, 8.D., Minister of the Chapel ; accuracy of the information. The book
ies sure to be a standard
Editor,. of a New Edition of the Greek Testament, with work in the literature of the meuropol ; and Mr. limbs has
The Crimea--Its Climate and Resouroes. English Notes. crowned his long and vaned literary labours ►by this valuable
•
Now ready, with • Map, post Leto., RIVINOTONS, waterloo-place. and acceptable volume."-Literary Gazette, Feb.l7, 1815.
THECRIMEA. AND SSA. Of whom may be had, " The execution is creditable to Mr. Timids great industry
1 The Journal of a Tour. By Dr. CHARLES Koeu, Author The FIRST VOLUME, preached in the former half of and research, and is remarkable for careful compitation and ju-
of "Travels in the Caucasus." Translated from the German by 115.2 price 78.13.......---------- dicious observations. Juvenile readers, men of business, and
JOANNA B. Holum& antiquaries, may all profit by the • Curioss of London.'
74 J4)111( MURRAY, Albemarle-street. Annotated Edition of the linglish Poets. E DATra Beatieet.streeteonomiet, Feb. 10, 1855.
This day, the Third Volume, 2s. Gd., of
THE COMMUNION of SAINTS, and other CHAUCER'S POETICAL WORKS
Sermons, by the Bishop of the MAURITIUS, will be ready Edited, with Notes, by ROBERT BELL. Now ready, in poet Bvo., price tie.,
on Wednesday next. In foolscap 13vc0., price Os., cloth. VREE TRADE IN -LAND: an Inquiry into
szg"J'tn ------4. and HALLIDAY. on the Ist of April, the Second and Concluding Volume of •
THOMSON'S POETICAL WORKS. J.: the Social and Commercial Influence of the Laws of Suc-
cession and the System of Entails, as affecting the Land, the
BISHOP WILVANE'S NEW VOLUME London: Jou), w' "Asses cad Wee: seed trend. Farmer, and the Labourer; with Observations on the Transfer
entitled " THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE," is now of Land. By JAMES BEAL.
ready. Crown Bvo., Ss., cloth. FRAS E R' S MAGAZINE for MARCH, lAMCIOHAPILAII, 8, King William-street., Strand.
SEELEY, JACKSON, and HALLIDAY. Price 2s. bd., or by post 35., contains :- Now ready, price ls., cloth, gilt edges,
Moral Insanity-Dr. Mayo's Casonian Lectures THE LAST SCENE IN THE JEWISH
- --. . _ A,. Vntnra of Judah and Israel. Being the